Comments by "foil hat" (@foilhat1138) on "Retired general explains strategy behind Ukraine's attacks on key bridges" video.

  1.  @Bilalkhan-pp7jp  Why are you spamming the same dumb comment in every thread?
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  2. Has Russia ever thought about what happens when Iran and North Korea stop funding the war? Will they still have this same feeling?
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  3. ​ @bryan805  Who tf would have elections while being invaded while a fat chunk of the country is occupied. How do you feel about all Putin's political rivals ending up in the gulag or eating a polonium sandwich?
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  4.  @TommyTCGT  8 years ago is when Russia began its invasion. There would be no casualties, civilian or otherwise, if Russia stayed home.
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  5.  @Youragenius  Much of the dollar value is in old equipment that we were spending a fortune to maintain.
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