Comments by "foil hat" (@foilhat1138) on "CRUX" channel.

  1.  @detacheddad3396  Putin acting like a tough guy sacrificing all them Russians.
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  2.  @realpolitik01  How many S400s to shoot down some fisher price drones headed towards the Kremlin?
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  3.  @Gerrard_Pike2008  Well that plan failed miserably then. because never ending trench warfare is what he's got.
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  4. Oops, that's almost as bad as when 500 were killed in Makiivka after being ordered to watch Putin's New years speech.
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  5.  @alice_agogo  Decimated? Russia has to date still only confirmed to have destroyed 4 Leopards, get a grip. Russia lost more KA52's over the same period so calling it unchallenged is a bit odd.
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  6.  @againstviralmisinformation510  There wouldn't be any civilian casualties if Russia hadn't invaded. Bridges, unlike pizza restaurants are valid military targets. Any civilian deaths are unfortunate, one thing Russians can do to avoid becoming casualties is to not go to illegally occupied territory.
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  7. Its public record where the ships were coming from and going to you can check for yourself. None of this is top secret, most have nothing to do with Israel. They attacked two ships from Russia going to Asia, do you think they were Israel bound?
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  8.  @TheGreyPeregrine  History didn't start last year. Ukraine has gotten about 3% of NATO's annual budget, mostly in the form of old stock. Russia has been outspending Ukraine on its military for decades. A comparable situation would be if Ukraine invaded Moldova then after a year and a half of WW1 style attrition warfare with no gains they went and begged Syria or someone like that for weapons.
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  9.  @firstordertrooper3339  Who's the worlds #2 army losing ground every day?
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  10. The UN proposed a 2 state solution that Isreal agreed to, it was Palestine and the Arabs that were opposed because they wanted to destroy Israel.
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  11.  @chrisdelaplante5515  2014 is when Russia began its invasion. If they hadn't there would be no casualties in the Donbas, civilian or otherwise.
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  12.  @jacqueslee2592  Huh? There hadn't been an attack on coalition forces in years, Taliban were all hiding in caves in the other Stans. The US just left, it was the ANA and the Afghan government that lost to the Taliban.
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  13.  @HegelsOwl  Its unusual for them to lie about bioengineered war mosquitos.
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  14.  @ferry602  The US took Afghanistan in a few weeks. The Taliban spent twenty years hiding in caves, there hadn't been an attack on coalition forces in years. Meanwhile Russia lost so hard in Afghanistan their entire empire collapsed.
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  15.  @JacksonSpencer-h1z  Yes, Russian occupied territory has surged all the way from 18% to 18% over the past two years.
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  16. What in the world are you talking about? The US doesn't import any Saudi oil. The US is energy independent and most of the oil they do import is from Mexico and Canada.
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  17.  @AK-qe3pz  You said "well the Saudi’s are a member of OPEC and are very influential in dictating the oil price." Remember? Its a global market, them selling oil to China keeps the price of oil down. I'm not sure what what your point is.
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  18.  @bhaashatepe5234  What does this pointless whataboutism have to do with Russia invading Ukraine?
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  19.  @a.j.9454  If a country invades you and you shell them that's called defense little buddy. And no they haven't been targeting civilians.
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  20.  @a.j.9454  So where did the Russian's currently in Kharkiv come from? The just teleported there did they? They've been building up for a year, plus there would have been forces there before that, because leaving the border undefended to the country you are at war with is completely idiotic. Russia are the invaders, any action Ukraine takes is defensive. Anyone with half a brain can work this out.
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  21. Meanwhile Russia in its Chinese golf carts.
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  22. The Moskva definitely sank because of high seas and the Kyiv retreat was totally a gesture of goodwill.
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  23. who will they nuke the Bilhorod Peoples Republic?
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  24. ​ @againstviralmisinformation510  Meanwhile in Russia Vladimir Kara-Murza sentenced to 25 years prison for cricizing the war and dear leader. Here's the Russian cycle, claim Russian nationals are being bullied, invade to save them, ask for ceasefire, regroup and continue war. Finally a country able to defeat Russia has decided to fight back.
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  25.  @LaplacianDalembertian  The Soviet Union is long gone.
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  26.  @Faiez-rh1gm  So SA (the borderline failed state) may or may not have sold weapons to Russia and SA acting like a kid caught with his hand in the cookie jar. SA also said they'd arrest Putin if went to the G20 summit. That's some serious support there.
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  27. They have in the east and are getting absolutely dumped on.
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  28. Russia’s Labour Ministry has ordered 230,000 certificates for "family members of deceased war veterans."
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  29.  @wolfswinkel8906  When did the US 'scream' that cluster munitions were war crimes? can you cite one example?
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  30.  @calistusfrancis1340  Oh, have you come to post the source for it or have you just come to make moronic comments with your fellow travelers? The US was 'screaming for months' It should be easy to find an example.
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  31.  @Bushman42069  They had Crimea before the war...
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  32.  @district5198  There hadn't been an attack on coalition forces in Afghanistan in years, the US left because they gave up on the goal of turning Afghanistan into new Kansas. Taliban had been hiding in caves in the other Stans for years.
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  33.  @PROPHETS-BANE  He loves copy/pasting the same comments in every video. Now he'll respond with about 6 canned responses, each one more brainless then the last.
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  34.  @PROPHETS-BANE  lol, see there he goes.
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  35.  @necsoiub  you've probably never heard about photographic evidence. But I won't even bother to explain it to you.
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  36.  @stdavidboy  I was just going by what there is photographic evidence of. The real number is undoubtedly much higher.
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  37.  @kishanchali8752  OSINT, that's just what's been photographed, the actual number is likely quite a bit higher then that as many vehicle kills wouldn't have been photographed, plus breakdowns and the like. Russia has confirmed lost more then 10k total vehicles.
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  38.  VLAD-08090  Russia began its invasion of Ukraine in 2014, prior to that there was no western weapons in Ukraine.
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  39.  VLAD-08090  There was peace in the Donbas before Russia invaded.
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  40.  VLAD-08090  No because Russia had invaded in 2014. Its like what Strelkov said. "I'm the one who pulled the trigger of war. If our unit hadn't crossed the border, everything would have fizzled out, like in Kharkiv, like in Odesa, nobody there wanted to fight until his unit seized Sloviansk." And of course as Putin admitted Wagner was a branch of the Russian army. "I want to point out and I want everyone to know about it: The maintenance of the entire Wagner Group was fully provided for by the state. From the Ministry of Defense, from the state budget, we fully financed this group.”
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  41. Russia's sad parade is American propaganda?
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  42.  @aiviss.319  You may be amazed to learn that if you park a tank in Tunguska for 50 years to rust and be stripped for parts it may not be in functioning order anymore. Add to the fact that Russia relies on western components and can't even make ball bearings any more, it's sad times for the MOD.
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  43.  @PerceivedREALITY999  What's the point of copy/paste spamming the same inane comments over and over in every thread? *braces for Gish gallop of nonsense.
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  44.  @corvus4135  My country doesn't poison scientists who fail to land on the moon.
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  45.  @badhero88  Did you know there are different days in the week?
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  46.  @JohnWarner-lu8rq  Is that when trump was worried about starting WW2, or when he was talking about nuking hurricanes?
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  47.  @thabangaugustinehlalele  The strongest army in the world that cat even take the Donbas despite it being a few hours by car from Moscow.
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  48.  @Loreless  The UK and Germany are at war? Wow I never knew that. Or are you refering to WW2 when there was no tunnel and no way to drive to Germany. Moreover Germany had a much more powerful army then the UK. And Germany was the ones doing the invading. Typically when you invade a country you dont want to engage in trench warfare that never ends a few miles into the country like Russia is right now. The two situations are in no way comparable. What point are you trying to make exactly?
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  49. Have you seen the state of Putin lately? Hunched over old maps raving like a madman.
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  50.  @КристинаЙорданова-р8л  it was Russia that violated the Budapest memorandum by invading Ukraine in 2014. Here's what the Budapest memorandum says. Respect the signatory's independence and sovereignty in the existing borders (in accordance with the principles of the CSCE Final Act). Refrain from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of the signatories to the memorandum, and undertake that none of their weapons will ever be used against these countries, except in cases of self-defense or otherwise in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations. Refrain from economic coercion designed to subordinate to their own interest the exercise by Ukraine, the Republic of Belarus and Kazakhstan of the rights inherent in its sovereignty and thus to secure advantages of any kind. Seek immediate Security Council action to provide assistance to the signatory if they "should become a victim of an act of aggression or an object of a threat of aggression in which nuclear weapons are used". Not to use nuclear weapons against any non - nuclear-weapon state party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, except in the case of an attack on themselves, their territories or dependent territories, their armed forces, or their allies, by such a state in association or alliance with a nuclear weapon state. Consult with one another if questions arise regarding those commitments.
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