Comments by "" (@obsidianjane4413) on "DW Documentary" channel.

I hope Nina's granddaughter didn't get her opinion "corrected" to badly...
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 @baldricksimson There are people, on both "sides" and those who have infallible opinions, that actively avoid anything that contradicts "their truth".
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@paula.9752 She spoke "unpatriotic" statements on camera and directly to an FSB agent...
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@alexcarter8807 And Finland. Ol' Joe was a naughty boy. If he and Adolf had stayed buddies, there's no telling what kind of things they could have done together.
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@Groglor They take literally meters and loses thousands of troops per day. Ukraine has 600,000 square kms to trade for Russian blood.
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@Yuohani That is false. The Germans did not think they were "wining and winning" after they failed to take Moscow in '43. Ukraine is fighting a war of survival. Russia is fighting a war of choice and aggression. That means Ukraine as a higher tolerance for losses.
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@histrion5390 You need better bait than that kid.
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@geoms6263 So many people now misused that word like they don't know what it means.
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@rouz0 I know you're coping, but that doesn't even make sense. lol
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@fabiocardoso7178 Hush. The grownups are talking.
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@dimas3829 This bot is using talking points from last year. lol
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@Damirkhan I'm so sorry you had such a poor primary education.
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@mikska The original mobilization orders for the units that led the invasion only went for 2 weeks. Interviews with Russians said that the plan for the operation was only going to take that long. So not 4 days, but not working on 4 years.
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@fabiocardoso7178 Did I say Ukraine is winning? Maybe work on your empathy and realize the bigger picture here?
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Luckily the oceans are very vast and most of the contaminants are only slowly leeching into the water.
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@jussikankinen9409 What did the US or any other nuclear power?
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@youngmike8645 Are you aware that radioactive isotopes are naturally occurring in seawater?
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@histrion5390 If they were like your first post, I'm sure they were of little value. Were they a whatabouting too?
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lol @15:00 Says Milei sounds a bit paranoid when he complains about the Universities are conquered by Marxism. And then goes on to blah blah Marxist talking points about fair class distribution of wealth and income.
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TLDR: Guys paid to find problems on the sea floor, find problems on the sea floor.
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The Boomers go, "First time?"
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None of these people look like they have ever grown anything themselves.
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@bubba842 And you think the Russians aren't lying too? lol
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@nataliksuper "short time" in Russian = 8 months. lol
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@mirror452 She is a "citizen" of the "DPR" but said she was Ukrainian. Didn't "feel" Ukrainian, IS Ukrainian. That is a difference that can get you killed in Ruzzia today.
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@jmi5969 Less than a dozen are not "many". And FAR less than the mass of the HUNDREDS of above ground nuk'ler detonations that spread radioactives not only into the sea but on land too.
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@tomhenry897 Not really. Radioactive is radioactive. Otherwise radon wouldn't be a problem.
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 @Microphunktv-jb3kj Yes, those are called taxes.
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@Awakeningspirit20 Not really. Wars and battles are brief moments of wastefulness and mess relative to the steady year by year accumulation of pollutants from people just doing their thing. That said, the oceans are vast and not exactly clean. Sea water would probably be labelled as toxic waste by the likes of California and the ECHA if they had suddenly encountered it.
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@AlexanderTch The media are supposed to wear distinctive identification (ie: the blue PPE with "PRESS" in big letters) to at least give them the impression that they won't be targeted by the combatants. IDK if something happened to theirs or it was just a case of Russians being half-assed Russians again.
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Modern war is about logistics. People are just the squishy part of the machine.
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