Comments by "Abraham Dozer" (@abrahamdozer6273) on "Kanal13" channel.

  1.  @iambiggus  "That's because it's NATO ammunition, and thanks to the US, it's very fresh." So, what is NATO ammunition? Is NATO a guy on a street corner? is NATO a place (Oh yeah, it's a place that SURROUNDS the frightened Russians!) No, NATO is an alliance of thirty two (32) countries a lt of whom manufacture ammunition. NATO sets the spec. That's all.
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  2. Trump thanks his Russian ally for the fireworks at Maro Lago.
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  3. You have to move large bodies of troops from one sector to another. Vehicles will be in short supply and a big convoy of them will stick out in a satellite or drone image like a neon sign. That's what happened to the Russians a year ago. Old fashioned marching might still be the most efficient way for an army with stretched resources.
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  4.  @MrWaalkman  I'm Canadian. You all sound like Speedy Gonzales
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  5. Wait until it's covered in Russian military vehicles
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  6. "Prisoners released in exchange for joining the army created real chaos in Russia" It raised the average IQ of the Russian army, though.
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  7.  @RickyGorski-gn9wd  Russia lost in Afghanistan and it ended the Soviet Union. Vodka delirium tremens !?? ☺☺☺☺☺☺
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  8. North Korea is Russia's and China's great success story in nation building. I'm sure that they are both proud.
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  9. It doesn't get much higher than controlling a US President.
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  10. Proper maintenance is just an Ilyushin, there.
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  11.  @alexanderastafyev3615  The West: The "West" is civilization of around a billion and half people that includes most of Europe, all of the Americas, Oceania and a good part of the Pacific Rim (Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore) and to sum that up into one single mind set is rather bizarre. Perhaps, you mean "westerner" in the racist sense? (Typical 'third worlder")
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  12. Nice target! Just like the ole road to Kviv.
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  13.  @SUPERPOWERCHINA_  "Here. Try some of this nice bat soup!"
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  14. He's Czeching in with his allies.
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  15. A Cigarette did that. Russia shot down all the missiles and then some more.
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  16. That may be a consequence of fielding a lightly trained conscript army. Draftees who have little unit cohesion are always going to look out for #1.
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  17. I hope that more will follow.
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  18. Yes. Forgotten lessons from Soviet times. The Soviets were forced to back down and Khrushchev was humiliated. His tenure was short after that.
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  19.  @arielalicaway-p7s  The alcohol kills the roots, though. They are good fertilizer after evapouration.
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  20. I wonder if this suopposed "AWACS" saw thhe round coming that shot it down? Russia's awesome technology is proving to be substandard. India wants their money back.
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  21.  @JL-tm3rc  Russia has a monopoly on neither.
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  22.  @dudkadudkovich2634  So, half of them are gone? Is that why the Russian army just sails across the landscape unimpeded? Patent nonsense.
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  23. Russia does not have the mass of submarines that they had in the Soviet Krasni Flot. They will be onesies and not in anything resembling wolf packs. There is considerable antisubmarine expertise in the NATO navies and the real issue is the danger that those poor Russian slobs down in those rust bucket boats will face. Secrecy? SOSUS ended that back in the 1960s.
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  24. Yeah they were only Russians, after all.
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  25.  @БарсуковаГалина-э1п  Oh, no. That's not what a winner looks like. That's what a loser looks like.
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  26. Love those flying dinosaurs. I'm surprised the Tupolevs are flying given the rubber band embargo on Russia.
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  27. Wait 'til they've figured out that there are no Nazis, NATO, Westerners in this war.
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  28. They need to loot more microwave ovens for their control chips.
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  29.  @chrisrobert5252  They'll be sitting ducks for Leopard 1s.
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  30.  @TheRealBillBob  NATO is a defensive alliance of 32 nations. It is not yet engaged militarily and the alliance charter prevents it from doing so. Individual NATO members like Poland are free to do so but have not as yet. If Russia ever manages to break out, they may.
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  31. Alexander wants Belarus to "go away" forever, I guess.
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  32. One of the opening rounds of the Russian civil war.
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  33. Dream on, Ivan.
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  34. Nicely photographed fireworks display. The flag (appears to) take a licking but it keeps on flapping. Amazing that. I guess that the detonation was way in the background.
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  35.  @velisusi1  Several truckloads at today's exchange rate.
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  36. A normal life in Russia after the war will be one of poverty and want.
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  37. They're a bit too rough to use as bum wipes though and not everyone has a parrot cage that needs lining.
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  38. They will launch an even more special military operation in response. Those Russian military leaders look like a Central Casting audition for SMERSH assassins.
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  39. Funny. Notice how when you see drone damage in Moscow it's to a commercial building but when you see it in Ukraine, it always seems to have hit an apartment block. Russian "precision" targeting ...
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  40. That cold chill from Iceland ...
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  41. We did. We added Finland.
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  42. If the Russians make even a little move on Finland, the situation will change all right. That will end the Ukranian war in a month.
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  43. It's the world's greatest drunken hobo army.
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  44. "US to send VAMPIREs to Ukraine" Oh, those suck.
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  45. That video just save his life.
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  46.  @187Rajah  I've read a different version in which Russia was created by Ukrainians in olden times. Since Russia and Ukraine theoretically had equal status in the Soviet Union, the Russians should feel lucky that they were granted as much as they were. Russians occupy dozens of non-Russian peoples in Eurasia that the Russians have no legitimate claim over. That will likely be one of the outcomes of this war ... the dismantling of Russian occupations over so many non-Russians in Asia.
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  47. "Before this: Russia winning After this: Russia winning" Heh! Heh! ... Now, back in the real world ...
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  48. Shot down by a BUK?
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  49. Unfortunately, Canada opted for the F-35A after examining the Gripen in detail. The F-35 will be great for adding to "shock and awe" coalitions in some foreign place. but the Gripen would clearly be superior for operations in the Canadian North ... where we need to beef up our defenses for the alliance.
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  50.  @JethroBodineWhooWee69  I guess that running in fear might be more appropriate, eh?
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