Comments by "Donald MacKerer" (@donaldmackerer9032) on "Artur Rehi" channel.

  1. Artur I love the way you play around with maps. I love Maps myself and I am a map freak . Keep up the good work . A lot of people from the digital age don't know how to read maps that's why they don't like it.
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  2. I just hope Estonia keeps its defenses up and up to date.
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  3. Dignity is not something that comes to mind when you're talking about Wagner and Prigozhen'.
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  4. That is smart. That's exactly what I would have done. I would have worn green or dark clothing and hid under any Bush I could have found. Would have practice breathing exercises to calm myself down so I wouldn't make any noise.
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  5. Artur great video. Finally somebody has address the issue of whether it could have been a third-party like possible Russian anti-putin partisans. Most people have been debating whether it was was a Ukrainian special ops or a Russian false flag operation. No one even seemed to mention the possibility of a third party that it's not connected to either group but operates solely on its own. To understand this fully we have to consider and gradually eliminate all possibilities until we find the one that seems to fit the best and seems to agree with the evidence. The one that seems the most likely, probable, and logical.
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  6. 😆 You must have been a business major in college. Good work.
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  7. @ThyPeasantSlayer people seem to forget Russia was the one that invaded Ukraine not the other way around. This has been Ukraine's more from the start NATO just gave them arms and training. But in a sense it is everybody's War because Russia won't stop with just Ukraine if they are successful and still have an army left.
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  8. ​@radovan739 Take a good look at yourself in the mirror before you call somebody else a Nazi. Just look at the way Russia has behaved in this war and the doctrine of Russian mir. Both are examples straight from Hitler's playbook.
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  9. Well I'm beginning to realize why he is so dislike in Hollywood. Well let's hope he loves living in Russia now. Or is it still Abu Dhabi. What happened to him? He seems to be off his rocker.
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  10. Yeah I've always had a soft spot in my heart for Poland. They have had a tragic history. I also understand that polish soldiers were very good during World War II many fought the Germans I think in Italy. They were highly praised by the British and Americans for their courage and skill.
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  11.  @gbgbgbgb1  Russia is dangerously close to the point where any Victory they have is going to be a pyrrhic victory. You have already lost as many men as you lost in Afghanistan.
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  12.  @Funko777  Very well said!
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  13.  @benjones4365  yeah specially the relatives of the Russian M.I. A.'s that were either abandon, buried in Ukraine by both ukrainians and Russians, and the dead ones that the ukrainians were left to deal with. Not to mention the ones that were cremated and not reported.
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  14.  @Disorder2312  not an important historical event? What planet did you come from?
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  15. The Russians remind me of that famous Edward R Murrow quote a nation of sheep will beget a foreign policy of wolves.
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  16. ​ @Игорь-э1ъ2м Speak for yourself. At least they try to bury their dead,and not leave them in the fields to rot or secretly cremate them and list them as missing in action so they won't have to pay anything to their families. Russia has been doing this off and on since the beginning of this war. They have even been caught on camera by journalists and cell phones videos by others.
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  17. Yeah you will need to replace them to guard your own borders quickly. You don't want to be blind to any Russian incursions in the Baltic for long. You know Russia wants Gotland.
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  18.  @breadcrusher6715  funny how Russia has this bizarre habit of uniting people against them.
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  19. ​ @zygoptera666 I would rather have the boredom.
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  20. Good job reporting, Artur. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦from the state of Georgia USA
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  21. Who are you referring to? Putin?
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  22.  @devrusso  I have video footage on the national news. These were privately owned stations. Many people noticed and commented on it and asked about it. The news anchors didn't know what they were for. So once again you fell for Putin dominated Russian State controlled media. You know it's against the law to even call this anything but a special military operation over there don't you? This wasn't like Kazakhstan who couldn't put up any kind of armed resistance.
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  23.  @devrusso  then why aren't the the Russian sending their dead home to their families to be buried? The Russians at least owe that respect to the families who sacrificed their sons, husbands, and fathers who fought for Russia. That's nothing but heartless and cruel. But I guess Putin doesn't care.
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  24. Well I guess now it's performing as it was designed to do, unless the Russians have recovered it from the bottom.
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  25. I was wondering if Ukraine might try to sneak attack across the Dneipro River. it's been done in history a lot of that somebody makes a sneak attack where it's least expected. usually with success . a famous example is MacArthur's sneak attack on the Northeastern coast of South Korea during the Korean War .
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  26. Well let's not get carried away here but it is good news.
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  27. Yeah I remembered that too. I have been following him since the Time Around The Invasion started.
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  28. I was about to say the same thing you stole my thunder. It was supposed to be so each side could recognize one another to stop Friendly Fire incidents.
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  29. @Sschymick I don't think so anymore. We've argued among ourselves since the beginning of our nation. There were times worse than this when we were arguing among ourselves. Even after the so-called Civil War or is the southerners call it the war between the states we were arguing with each other about getting involved in both world wars. We argued about Vietnam. We argued about the second Gulf War and Afghanistan. We had major conflicts during the Industrial Revolution in our country. And furthermore, Russia via Putin has made us more aware of staying United because of real external threats 2 our security.
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  30. @Sschymick this is not about us this is about what's going on in Russia stay on topic and quit with this red herring.
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  31. I noticed that too. I was thinking the same thing.
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  32. Let's hope that this version of Russia does.
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  33.  @axmat3436  Why don't you move there then? What's the matter, Are you used to the better lifestyle in germany?
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  34.  @Sannsarca  yeah the Russian said something like they're no longer of any used to us you take care of them. Something along those lines.
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  35.  @B3RyL  and his red herring. That's a common Russian troll trick.
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  36. ​@NinjaInPayamas Well everybody is entitled to their own ignorant misinformed bigoted opinions, but many European countries have contributed more of their GDP to helping Ukraine than we have. Just exactly What bigger fish do we have to fry? Do you think that a russian victory would discourage china from invading taiwan or encouraging them? A lot of the money we spent for ukraine is going into american businesses In the arms industry. We have been sending u craned stuff that we were going to mothball at a greater expense than sending it over there. As far as securing our Borders against illegal immigration. Yes we do need to do that but that doesn't exclude aid for Ukraine. Not only we have taken measures to make sure it goes to the right place but the Zelenski has made diligent efforts to make sure it does as well. He knows their survival depends on it! You obviously need to quit listening to the Right wing spin doctors on talk radio.
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  37. The United States Also has a labor day which is a holiday. It comes on the 1st Monday of September. Everybody gets the day off unless they don't want To take it. It's great when it comes after a friday. Then you have 3 off days in a row. 😊
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  38. If it was a weather balloon then the Chinese should have made it public and given us an advance warning that it was just a weather balloon.
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  39. ​ @jeffdewe  oh poppycock, even if was a gambling bet (doubtful), most people consider it as a debt to be paid.
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  40. Yeah me too. I have been following him since last spring. Well I took time out during the Christmas holidays to watch the american tackle football bowl games and playoff games. Also to keep track of the postseason trades in baseball. I needed the break from the news. Unfortunately the poor ukrainians can't do that makes me admire their perseverance even more.
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  41. I would really like to visit Budapest one day. Every picture that I have seen in books seems to make Budapest look like a beautiful city. I'm sure it has great museums too. I just hope that Orban doesn't screw up Hungarian tourism.
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  42. ​ @nataliedeyton6829 you are dreaming.
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  43. I certainly hope you are right.
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  44. Good for you my man. Glad to see some of the old German Spirit awaken and not being content with being passive pansies. Throughout its history the area that we now know as Germany would have never survived if it wasn't strong and determined to defend itself.
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  45. @Maria Adele Cagna  What missiles. Ukraine would have to put their missiles right on the border and they would be vulnerable to russian counter measurements. When ukraine agreed to give up their nukes Russia had signed a treaty that they would help protect their neutrality. How did that work out?
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  46. Yes and for a while,Konyev was having more success than Zhukov was and I think he was getting closer to Berlin than Zhukov was. I Could be mistaken though. Might not remember it correctly.
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  47.  @starmnsixty1209  🙄 gee whiz I don't know. I can't imagine why people would be mad at the orcs.🙄 gosh they seem like such nice pleasant people and wouldn't hurt a fly.🙄🤞
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  48. ​ @golokavrndavana I love amsterdam!
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  49. @Sschymick you have a valid point there. Before covid Trump did some really good things. His major weakness is foreign affairs. He seemed to be overly fond of authoritarian dictators.
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  50. Artur I am worried about what could happen to Estonia if Russia has any kind of victory in this war. Your country could be high on their priority list to attack. I hope their building up their military as we speak.
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  51. ​ @matsuz100 Yeah that's absolutely crazy isn't it. Russia lives in its own fantasy world.
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  52. Well the soldiers are dead so I guess they don't care. But seems like their families would. At least the Russians are no longer burning them in their portable crematories and then not telling anybody what happened to them other than they're missing in action. Nor is they burying them in shallow graves in Ukraine. Or leaving them in Ukraine for the ukrainians to get rid of. I wonder just how many of them are still packed in refrigerated box cars in Ukraine? The ukrainians don't want them they would be glad to get rid of them but the Russians didn't seem to care.
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  53. @Галичанка they don't have National military cemeteries there? Where where it is a cemetery for soldiers killed in war and just soldiers. Plus they are usually marked as such so families will know where to pay respect to their dead relative.
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  54.  @Tewtcalpha  the ottoman Turks were on the decline by then.
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  55.  @aoki6332  gross like the movie Soylent Green.
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  56. Once again great job Artur. You have become 1of the best sites for good reliable information.
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  57. ​@TimmyPruitt166 Not exactly You are thinking of Lithuania. Estonia is a very small country with not a very large population. However, they have contributed a larger share by percentage of their GDP than the U.S. has. But it has only about 1.66 million people in the entire country. The USA has a population of approximately 335 million people.
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  58.  @paulsidaway4014  if you love it so much why don't you move there. I admire your musical taste but you're nuts. Plus if you were for Russia in this war you have no moral compass.
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  59. same here .
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  60.  @3xceIIent  Oops I mean the first monday.
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  61. I really enjoy this channel. You do a great job Artur.
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  62. ​ @andrebyche31 Not really because russia has to pull those troops from somewhere. It is bound to be a hassle for putler.
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  63. Thank you Artur for adding some clarity to this. It would have been easy to get some false hopes up. Still Vladimir Stalin-Putler can't be too happy about it. Time for Steven Seagal and Scott Ridder to start to thinking about finding new places to live. 😁
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  64. @notfound3358  Unfortunately that happens to be the case. Without a strong military one is vulnerable to Conquest and occupation by a foreign country. It has been so thousands of years. Otherwise, you better have some other country with a strong military as your protector.
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  65. At the time though people thought we paid too much for it. It was called Seward's folly​@FreeAmerica2023
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  66. @AMechanicalSoul yeah extreme chauvinism and jingoism seems to be a pandemic just like covid is.
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  67. As my father once told me, never give in to black mail.Because if you do they will just keep on blackmailing you. Secondly, the blood of Avdiickia is on Senator Johnson's hands.
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  68. Don't forget winston churchill. He kept trying to warn FDR and Charles de Gaul over and over again.
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  69. Me too. I understand that Talinn is a beautiful city.
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  70. He is probably vacationing with Prigoshin. 😂
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  71. As an American I am beginning to not feel ashamed of my Swiss ancestors again.
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  72.  @leoschmain  well Russia hasn't exactly engendered much sympathy in this war.
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  73. When I was a child I met a few russians in the early Nineteen sixties. They were really nice. They talked about.They missed their homeland but they would not want to go back as long as there was the soviet government. Those are about the only russians i've ever met.
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  74.  @tjp353  LOL. And if he died overall that makes it a bad day because when he's dead the medal won't matter to him anymore.
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  75.  @stevemcgowen  I don't think that's accurate because I remember seeing some Russian alternative press members having to flee the country to save their lives or to avoid imprisonment.
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  76. ​ @MrUltimategamer44 Yes, appeasement doesn't work with dictators . Read a history book for a change.
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  77. Or at least almost as many men that you lost in Afghanistan
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  78. Estonia though needs to start building up their defenses. They may not be able to stop the Russians, but they sure as hell could slow them down Maybe Long enough for help to arrive.
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  79.  @davidflitcroft7101  yeah I used to draw maps of imaginary lands when I was a child.
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  80.  @arthurmiller-vl6sw  and extremists on the far left also. In my opinion they are both cut out of the same cloth just use different words to express themselves.
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  81. @Zelensky likes to Slobba Zucchini!  Well they would be some pretty street walkers. You would have to go to charm school for years in order to have enough social skills to be an asshole.
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  82. Well that is interesting. I would be surprised they were capable of that. Locus have a natural instinct to devour food and how could you possibly control them? No telling where they might go from there they could go in any direction that the wind is blowing. Sometimes the wind doesn't even have to blow and they might go and any Direction They See opportunity. It doesn't seem practical to me but I'm not an entomologist or a specialist in zoobiology by any stretch of the imagination. Furthermore oh, I would be surprised that any kind of government funding for such a project would go to a private university that doesn't have the resources of a State University. It would be more believable if they said it was like from Ohio State University or something.
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  83. Yeah I've noticed the same thing even here in the US. And it's weird a lot of same views are shared by the far extreme left and the far extreme right. They tend to be isolationist and vastly over rate Russian military strength.
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  84. ​ @adolfolerito6744 good points, astute observations.
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  85. Once again good job Artur reporting. It sure was considerate of Prigoshen to help the Ukrainian war effort by shooting down Russian helicopters and planes and thus getting rid of qualified and well-trained Russian Pilots.🙂👌 meanwhile, the average Russian on the street is asking does Putin know about this? Why hasn't someone told Putin?
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  86. Artur, This was a great video! You were telling it like it is. I worry about Estonia. You personally need to keep up with some of your military training. And your country needs to start building some defenses to slow down any russian advances. As far as the human wave attacks. I was thinking about like what the ancient romans used to do and that was to build trenches with stakes in them and then covered them up. The Viet Cong Used to do the same thing with tiger traps filled with bamboo stakes called pungie stakes. Both sides in that war used a lot of booby traps against any kind of human wave attack. It's A way to conserve ammo & they serve as early warning systems also. The Russians reminded me of Daleks which were malicious, hateful robotic creatures from the British science fiction series Dr. WHO. They used to run around saying. Exterminate exterminate the humans In a shrill and angry voice.
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  87.  @falconatl6993  it's the Hungarian government not the people. It would be a huge mistake to kick France out of NATO. It is their country to decide how they want to govern themselves. France has done a lot so far.
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  88.  @Alpostpone  dude that was hilarious! And accurate🤣 I am going to borrow that and use it on other sites I'll try to give you credit for it.🙂
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  89.  @thatindiandude4602  yep you got it. That seems to often times be the case. Seems to be especially so in countries that are sexually repressed and women are treated like second class citizens and disrespected.
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  90. Speak for yourself ivan. A little projection there huh
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  91.  @egertroos1691  yeah I don't think that would be a good idea either. It would be rewarding Putin for bad behavior.
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  92. @john snow  Putin has even stated publicly he wanted Russian boundaries to extend as far as the old Warsaw pack Boundaries.
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  93.  @TommyTCGT  You make no sense whatsoever.
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  94. ​ @peterzak765 They still. Have plenty of men and they have a High industrial capacity. They are. Still a threat.
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  95. An american combat veteran reacts is a good blog too.
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  96.  @theeddorian  well I can understand the attitude of putting the family first. That probably should be there first priority. It's their main responsibility to take care of their family.
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  97.  @RichardTaylor1630  That does make sense. Putin is a shrewd character.
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  98. Artur I love your updates and your sense of humor . and I love the way you try to pronounce that name . polish seems to have a lot of consonants in it Hawaiian language has primary vowels . if you combine the two languages together you could get a name that was easily pronounced . Prigoshen and the ministry of Defense looks like they're trying to carry on a little Civil War . my guess is Putin will can the top two generals of the mod and Bank his loyalty on the FSB and the secret police .
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  99.  @acousticscreeching782  that is, don't let your big mouth get you in trouble that your butt can't get you out of. In other words don't let your big mouth get you in trouble.
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  100. Those are great Pilots.
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  101. That is a valid point to consider
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  102. Glad to see you back Artur. I have been saying for quite a while that the longer Russia is in Ukraine and the more troops they put in there the more likely they are to lose some of their other republics. Looks like it's beginning to happen now. I saw on another video where are the Armenians invited some American military people to help train them. I believe these were all former veterans.
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  103.  @Venom2U  it's a little late for the queen. Now it should be God Save the King. Let's hope he's a good one. Elizabeth was the longest reigning monarch in English History. Amazing. She lived to be 96 years old! That's a long time.
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  104. I certainly hope so.
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  105. I started following him A few weeks after the war had begun. Somebody from another site recommended him to all viewers and i've started watching and got hooked. I'm so glad to see how much His sight has grown. He deserves every bit of it. He has done a great job!
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  106.  @chriscalderin6677  Well at least I have The Choice but you probably don't.
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  107. I was thinking the same thing.
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  108. Artur you have become one of my favorite go-to sites on YouTube. Keep up the good work. Greetings from the state of Georgia USA.
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  109.  @SilverSliver9999  good advice.
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  110.  @whatisahandle_69  yeah me too. In fact I was just barely aware of it. There didn't seem to be much coverage about it on the news. Didn't even know what to think about it at that time if I spent much time thinking about it.
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  111.  @breadcrusher6715  yeah unfortunately that seems to be the state of today's world.
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  112.  @coyote2239  sure hope so and I hope that his successor is not somebody who's even worse. I hope it's somebody who has the exact opposite view of Putin.
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  113. You got that right! I also wish the major media would take the russian ukraine war more seriously.
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  114. @damonburroughs5283  Evidently the hypersonic missiles aren't all they were hyped to be.
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  115. If the pipelines were deliberately sabotaged by Russia, not saying that they were, then that would probably invalidate the contract.
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  116.  @noxagonal  I pretty much agree with you there.
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  117.  @thornelderfin  now that's an interesting point to consider.
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  118.  @thechancellor3715  wow that's impressive.
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  119. Poor Steven Seagal has gone off the deep end because there is a rumor that he got embarrassed at a Hollywood party because he was bragging. I don't know the situation there and I really don't care. I don't think Steven Seagal should either but it appears that it bothers him to the point that he's acting a fool.
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  120. ​ @zonehd3433 Good point about the migrants into Turkey.
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  121. It seems that the more I learn about the Russians, unfortunately the more I dislike them. What an awful Society with awful values rule by a psychopath who they admire and look up to as an all- powerful Czar.
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  122. The ukrainian people are amazing.
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  123.  @Wentyliasz  Yep, you sure did!
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  124. Yeah parts of this were rather amusing. Especially smiley Lavrov. He always looks like his dog just died and his wife left him and his kids are in prison.
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  125. Jaķe Broe lives in Las Vegas, Nevada. A FSB agent would have a hard time getting to him. With all the casinos and night clubs there and a couple of American military bases security is very tight there. It would more than likely be a suicide mission for a Russian agent.
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  126. I call it an artificial submerged reef.
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  127. ​@Zenos174 Easier question to ask is ŵhat,if any thing, is right with Oŕban?
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  128.  @scottswan7830  Thank you.
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  129. That is interesting from a historical point of view.
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  130. The problem is, how would you enforce the punishment for these crimes without going to total war with Russia, invade it, capture Moscow and overthrow their government? I don't think you can inforce those punishments except through sanctions which might be partially lifted for each person turned in. So, at this point in time, I don't think punishment of Russian War crimes is practical or realistic presently.
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  131. ​ @HikeOn5555 you are being foolish.
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  132. ​Same here.
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  133. Biden is still being too timorous and still being too little and too late. He needs to grow a pair.
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  134. We shall see. But don't be shocked if you are proven wrong. War is a tricky business it could happen to you.
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  135.  @gmw3083  It seems like we've been hearing this song-and-dance all year long. How is it working so far?
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  136.  @lairdcummings9092  plus the Pontoon Bridge would have to deal with storms and I imagine there would be a few in the winter time especially in the beginning of winter and towards the end of winter.
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  137. Marguerite Simonyan is Natasha. 😂Putin is a shorter version of Fearless leader. 😂
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  138. ​@michaelnorling5062 maybe. He might avoid that with some creative thinking. He could claim, for instance, his original goal was to punish Ukraine and destroy and weakened it for decades to recover and thus eliminate it as a serious threat for a long time. This is in many ways largely factual. He could possibly save face this way and survive if he can convince the majority of the Russian people. He could even tout a pull out as Russian victory with goals accomplished. I think there is actually a good chance he could pull this off. If anything, he is a shrewd puppy not to be underestimated. The West very well might be relieved to let him save face if he left all of Ukraine and there was peace as long as Putin did ask for certain demands. I am just speculating and the odds of this happening aren't great but the possibility is still there although with a lot lower odds, I magine.
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  139. Really great to see Artur Rehi back making videos and Reporting on the Ukrainian War. Welcome back Artur, you're the man, dude.👍
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  140. Artur glad to see you back. I had just discovered you about a week before you took your sabbatical. Love your show. Keep up the good work and knock the Russians out cold. I worry about Estonia though because it's such a small land mass and would seem to be vulnerable to a blitzkrieg.
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  141. ​ @MrGreFunky 😂you are actually gullible enough to believe that. 🙃
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  142. ​@MrGreFunky no there wasn't. You saw something that was photo shopped if you saw anything at all.
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  143. That very well may be. But remember the words from Napoleon never interrupt your enemy when he's making a mistake.🤫
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  144. Nice mohawk haircut your sporting there Artur. I've been wandering off and on about what happened to that regiment that did the protest video last spring. Now we know. I'm glad you explained some of the tactics and the difference between them. Russian trolls keep bragging about how they are gaining territory but now it looks like they're setting themselves up for future failure. That is an extremely high attrition rate for the Russian army and that desert include the ones that were maimed or crippled who can no longer fight. Russia can't keep this up forever without putting themselves into future Jeopardy. Sooner or later in their effort to to take over parts of Ukraine they could end up losing parts of Siberia or some of the Central Asian republics to rebellions.
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  145. I agree with you.
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  146.  @B3RyL  yeah I hate to say it but you're right Germany does need a kick in the butt and quit feeling guilty about the past and think about future safety. You are also right that as long as Putin and his gang are in power things won't be like they were before unless there's a Revolution in Russia. But I can't see that happening anytime soon so far. But who knows. If Russia keeps fighting this war it may get to that point.
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  147.  @BTinSF  good points that are worth thinking about.
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  148. Welcome back Artur. Congrats on your wedding. Any woman who likes shooting rifles and machine guns can't be all bad. 🙂
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  149. I certainly hope so
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  150. The speech by that belgian representative was Great And true.
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  151. I agree with your right to dissent. I support Ukraine also and you have a right to your own opinion even if it's not the same as mine. To paraphrase Patrick Henry speech at the Virginia House of Commons I may disagree with everything you say but I will fight to the death for your right to say it. This is a paraphrase not an exact quote.
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  152. Once again a great and informative show. Keep up the good work. Thank you Artur. You are the man.
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  153. Thank You Artur we're helping to clarify the cluster Munitions issue. After listening to you, operator Starsky, and Jake broe on how Ukraine plans to use cluster munitions, I have decided to support although reluctantly Ukraine's usage of them. I remember the videos of the Russians using them in kharkiv against civilians and any other people that happened to be in the area. I've decided turnabout is fair play. What is fair for the goose is fair for the gander. Another good person for you to follow which would be a mutually beneficial relationship is Paul from American Veteran reacts. He fought in both Afghanistan and Iraq and he likes to give a military perspective on the conflict.
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  154. Isn't it though. I guess World War II taught them a lesson.
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  155. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
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  156. One of the best that's for sure.
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  157. @Scott Smith  That's a gross over simplification. It's way more complicated than that. Because ukraine neutrality was threatened they started leaning towards nato. They started doing business with the e u because it was more lucrative for them. They have never been a member of nato and it would take them probably a decade like arthur said.
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  158. Oooh I'm so scared.NOT! NATO was created to stop Russian aggression and expansion and so far it looks like it's doing a good job. Putin gave it all the right it to exist that it needed beforehand if he had done just nothing NATO would have died of apathy from its neighbors. The Russian bear has become crippled and its threats are empty.
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  159. ​ @jacobgordon7998 Good point. He is Trump's puppet master.
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  160. In your dreams.
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  161. Yeah, but it's not costing us much money at all. To send them weapons that we were going to have to get rid of. In fact we're probably making a profit there. Plus if we start arming now we will provide jobs. And a new tax base. Plus too much of the tax burden was put on the middle class.
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  162. Those kids remind me of Hitler Youth. Once again Putin taking a page out of Hitler's book. I'm going to make a wild guess and say you're in Lithuania maybe Germany but I'll go with Lithuania.
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  163. In those cases you're right about hope. There's another kind of hope like. I hope my favorite team wins the championship. Even though I can't play for them. But that's a totally different thing from this topic
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  164.  @RRR.MET27  that is a very scary thought!
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  165. As a history nerd I loved the history part of this podcast. I really appreciated the information about what went on in this area from the 1970s-20teens. Very little of it was mentioned in most American newspapers and what was mentioned was usually found in the back pages that many people didn't read. Plus only events were recorded without much background information or context. The papers figured, i guess, that most people wouldn't all that interested anyway. After the fall of the Berlin wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union, many people here in the US began to think the cold war is over and Russia doesn't seem to be all that bad, after all. We even had hopes for them. Anti Russian "hard liners " were seen as being behind the times at best to just plain unreasonable. What happens in Russia was their business and had little effect on our daily lives. This attitude slowly began to change with the Russian Federation special military operation in Kazakhstan. Even then many people over here didn't know what to think because of our ignorance and lack of information about Russia. It was as mysterious to us as Tibet in the 1940s.
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  166. @Dan L  Well they're making minuet gains but at a Huge cost. If russia is winning then it's a pyrrhic victory.
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  167.  @michaelpayne9712  No doubt that that is a bigoted statement.
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  168. @Gary Seven  I really don't think so. He has the right to dislike Zalenski. However considering the circumstances that Zelinsky was thrown into I think he's doing a good job. He impressed me from the day when he said he did not need a ride he needed ammunition. If he was an afghani he would have cut and run.
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  169. @Tom Thumb You should see how they drive in India and parts of South America.
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  170.  @timthetiny7538  Oh poppycock. Speak for yourself. That is such a worn out cliche.
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  171. That was awesome Artur! I would pay money to see you in a concert in the states. Especially if there was a more famous band following you.😁 but that was very good anyway.
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  172. Good job, Artur once again. Slava Ukraini from Atlanta georgia USA.
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  173. I thought that wagner still had forces in Parts of africa guarding mInes and etc. and still had some in Syria helping Assad. Have they pulled all their troops from those areas to fight in ukraine? Or do they still keep some contingents there? I can understand why the west doesn't want to give the f thirty fives to Ukraine but what about f15 and f16s to Ukraine and maybe even better for their needs, some Swedish Grippens and French Mirages? Now i'm not an aviation expert but are their radar systems Is comparable to the russians ones? If so, Although I was originally against it I think the A-10 warthog could be useful. It would have air support for its low flying missions. Just an idea. Comments welcomed. Artur Rehi I worry about Estonia at times. I think they need to build their defenses up just for safety sake.
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  174. Didn't Elon Musk buy Google? If he did this might be retaliation for the trolls he got on his website.
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  175. Biden's deescalation policy was not only disastrous but in my opinion timorous bordering on down right ignorant, dump and especially cowardly! His exaggerated concern about not being the president who escalated the war with Russia actually did the opposite. It looked like he had no idea of who he was dealing with. He is responsible for the way things are today over there. Ukraine could have already won this war if Biden had any balls. I believe he will go down in history as one of the weakest presidents in US foreign policy ever. Or at least he should.
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  176. Prigoshin looks like Gollum from JRR Tolkien's ring trilogy. His ammo is symbolic of the ring.
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  177. ​ @Игорь-э1ъ2м yeah he apparently at times tries to play both sides for his own benefit.
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  178. Artur are you in the Estonian military Reserve or still active duty? If NATO and Russia go to war you may end up having to serve in that war. How do you feel about that? We will all be concerned for your safety.
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  179.  @NightWarp  well thanks.
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  180. I'm confused about this. How would a belgorod People's Republic relate to Russia when it was part of the Russian Federation to begin with? Why would Russia want that when they could still be part of Russia Federation. The only possible explanation I could possibly think of is that it would be an excuse by Russia not to pay for rebuilding War Damage Done to belgorod. It doesn't even make sense as a buffer state between Russia and Ukraine.
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  181. "Never fight with Russians. Own your every strategym they will answer with incredible stupidity." Otto von Bismarck
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  182. Bingo! That is a common ruzzian trick.
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  183. Greetings from Atlanta, Georgia USA where the nighttime temperature was 16° Celsius. Eat your heart out Artur. If Russia did shot down its own plane it really must be embarrassing. Putin can't be too happy about it. It does make sense that the aircraft either did not recognize the Russian missile or did not see it as a. threat at the time which seems the more likely scenario. When it may have realized it, it must have been too late to do anything about it. Kaboom, knocked out cold.😊
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  184. You got that right. And macron was almost as bad.
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  185. They have the right to disagree. They have the right of dissent. That's why freedom of speech is important.
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  186. The way Prigozhen was talking, it was beginning to appear that the Russian military was in danger of breaking up into a bunch of feuding warlords. Things could then get really chaotic for Russia. And all h*** would break loose. Well still trying to fight the ucranians they would be battling each other for areas of control. Eventually, Innocent civilians AKA non combatant unarmed civilians civilians would be caught in the crossfire.. This could end up being horribly tragic for Russia on a scale they haven't seen in over a hundred years. It could potentially make the fall of the Soviet union look like just a minor bad day at the office. The rest of the world wouldn't know what to do but try to Defend their borders and an effort to make sure that the war doesn't spill over to them. It would be very difficult to try to choose sides. About the Most other countries could do would be to sit and watch to see what happens. If what Prigozhen said is true that would not bode well at all for Russia.
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  187.  @Alpostpone  that's quite an impressive victory.😆😅🤣😂
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  188. Waste mounds of coal are extremely toxic. Some even emit radiation. It look like some of the Russian troops were using bolt action rifles that could go back to World War II or even earlier.
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  189. ​ @facts9538 That is a valid point. Interesting comment. It would be consistent with Putin's character to try to provoke Nato to respond very aggressively for his own ends. He wants a justification to rally his people around the flag.
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  190. What are you smoking? Dream On. Then why are Russian troops desperately trying to escape from Limon. What professional military I haven't seen any evidence that Russia has any of that left.
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  191. The "loaf" reminds me of old VW buses.
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  192. I think the sweetest grippin would be a good point too. Maybe even more practical for the ukrainians.
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  193.  @thegermanempire489  I've noticed colonel McGregor's Information is always behind The Times. I think that year he spent in VMI Did a number on his head. That school looks like a prison. It had bars on the windows to keep the cadets in.
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  194. @Caden Norris  Yeah but unfortunately for them, however Putin doesn't care because they are prisoners. I imagine in his mind hes just getting rid of a social problem known as convicts. It is kind of clever in a very heartless way. Nice guy. NOT!
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  195. @Lars Ingerman Haenschke  Maybe John snow is just another lying, brain washed, or delusional Russian troll.
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  196. ​@RichardTaylor1630 He already lost mine about a year and a half ago. Unless he suddenly gets a conscience he will be a major foreign policy disaster waiting to happen.
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  197. This was very interesting to read. I hope that you are right. The Soviets knew what was in their interest and they knew that Mutual assured destruction was a reality. Can't tell about Putin. So I hope what you said was right. What bothers me is that even though Putin can't watch it by himself he may be able to coerce people to follow his lead. Hopefully not. But if you are right this gives me some hope that he wouldn't be crazy enough to start Armageddon or even capable of doing it.
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  198. That was supposed to be launch not watch. Stupid Google.
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  199. Defence Minister Shoigu has quite a vivid imagination. Once again Russia has proved that 9 out of 10 times that whatever comes out of their mouths will be a lie . It could be as high as a 99 out of 100 . I noticed some of the Russian troops were using bolt-action rifles that almost look like hunting rifles. They can be very lethal but they give up a lot in the rate of fire. It's hard to shoot somebody when they have shot you first. That is a huge disadvantage in this case. Artur with a little work you can turn your haircut into a mohawk . Then you would look really badass.😊
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  200. Yeah on the night that's the berlin wall fell, Putin bluffed his way out of a dangerous situation. And he learned he was good at bluffing. So he loves to do it. However he is crazy enough possibly use them but if we just back down It will make it more likely that we will do nothing about it.
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  201. Yes I hope so too. I used to feel so bad for the Baltic countries being under the Soviet Union instead of free independent countries.
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  202. What worries me I think it's the Baltic country Latvia that has a huge Russian speaking originally native Russian population. That would give Putin the excuse he would need to attack. He wanted he could say he was liberating the Latvian separatist from the Latvian Nazis or something stupid like that.
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  203. This Wars is quickly becoming a disaster for Russia. They will end up becoming the junior partner to China instead of the other way around. I'm sure the Kim realizes that weapons he sends to Russia can't be used against South Korea. That has to irritate him a little bit. Russia has lost a lot of equipment and Manpower. They can't keep this up forever it would seem. One would think that sooner or later that they are going to lose control, power, and influence in other border areas. Putin is doing a very good job of dismantling the former Soviet Union on his own the West just has to sit back and eat popcorn and watch the show. It's really weird.
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  204. Me too
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  205. ​@ianprince9753 me too
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  206. ​@mikeellis9720 me too.
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  207. And Konstantin Samoilov, the Russian dude in Canada, and the pro Ukrainian guy in Thailand who calls himself the Sanctioned Russian.
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  208. ​@engliterra355 Oh we were aware that russia made a tremendous sacrifice, that Russia had a part in the victory. For one thing, Germany was forced to fight a 2 front war which required them to use a lot of men and equipment on their eastern front which helped the West tremendously. Shortened the war by many years. Maybe even prevented a stalemate. It took both Russia and the West to win. We realized that Russia suffered very high rate of casualties both civilians and military. We realized a whole lot more than you have been told. So no, it doesn't come across as a lie. What does, though, during that period government newsreels kept talking about our noble Russian allies. Churchill and Paton were able to see through this façade. F. Roosevelt not so much.
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  209. I love watching your show! I always watch it to the end. You say that the Russians can afford to spend a billion dollars a day on missiles because of oil and gas exports but do their factories have the capability to replenish them? Will Russia be forced to make Dumber missiles?
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  210. He is basically Spineless.
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  211. The Putin regime doesn't care. In my opinion the man's a psychopath. He has no conscience. It's way more than likely that he had something to do with the poisoning of his best friend lushenko if not directly then he ordered somebody to do it. That's the kind of monster he is.
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  212.  @skeltek7487  well the water flow will be the same eventually but you know that's why the Russians did it was to create the buffer. Militarily speaking it was probably a smart move other levels it was an atrocity. But hey I'm wasting my breath talking to an orc evidently you people don't care about a damn thing but yourselves and your stupid Pride.
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  213.  @listrahtes  No Doubt!
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  214. I agree.
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  215. Ear plugs do help. I used to work in a boiler facthree. And I would have to take a chipping gun inside a boiler to knock slag off welds & sometimes do some grinding also. Oftentimes someone would be hammering on the outside of the tank. Granted, my hearing is not as good as it was in my 20s. But I can still hear.
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  216. Damn auto correct that should be factory.
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  217. Don't be surprised if you see a few Russian ships when China decides to test Indonesian Waters with their Russian allies. You need to get a grip on who your true friends are
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  218. I admire the Estonian aid package but are you weakening your own defenses and making yourself vulnerable for a Russian Attack? Maybe even a sneak attack?
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  219. Have any of the Gurkhas trained Ukrainians in how to use a kukri? Have they donated any to Ukrainian soldiers.?
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  220.  @khiem1939  yeah but what good would he be to Assad then? Plus I don't think Putin would be happy with being a subordinate to Assad.
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  221.  @korbell1089  yeah this was not a job that he was competent to do. It was not in his realm of expertise. He probably should have refused the job from the start knowing that he wasn't qualified for it.
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  222.  @joshuamidwood4600  this should be interesting I would like to see what you would have to say since I'm an American. The government does not steal homes from its citizens they have the right of eminent domain but they have to give the person fair market value for their home.
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  223.  @bw6524  the US and the UK have done more charitable work in Africa the rest of the world. Through foreign aid and non-government organizational charities. In other words private charities.
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  224.  @gustavmeyrink_2.0  you took the words right out of my mouth.
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  225. Atlanta is home of the Braves. However, ukrainians are deserving of a tomahawk. They can be Braves too.🙂
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  226. ​ @hansgerber2075 No, Russian false silly.
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  227.  @devrusso  you have it backwards. A product gets cheaper when when the supply exceeds the demand. When the demand decreases and the supply increases. Then you have to lower the price to get rid of your excess Supply. That must be Russian economics that you were talking about.
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  228.  @devrusso  there is a huge military cemetery in Belgium. I have a relative buried there. There might be one or two others in Europe but I don't know. I just know about the one in Belgium. There are pictures of those trains and one was showing the Russian soldiers in body bags that the ukrainians supplied and it was in Ukraine. It was a nice try but you were busted.
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  229. I was thinking the same thing and tried to post that on another vlog but somehow it didn't go through . Yeah it does make you wonder how reliable they might be and how well they've been maintained.
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  230.  @elypowell6797  don't pay attention to him. Evidently Russians are beginning to lose all contact with reality and are slowly losing their minds.
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  231. Care to elaborate on that? Explain how it is propaganda instead of just making a blind accusation?
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  232. ​ @Atheos-1 Hell no! They would spend it on themselves or give it to Russia.
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  233. I think at one time churchill wanted to go through italy but was overruled by Roosevelt. I may be wrong though.
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  234. It was a very good report. Very interesting. You're a good man.
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  235. Well it looks like that the ukrainians are getting closer 2 to be in range to hit the Crimean Bridge and the bases at sevastopol. When that happens Russia could lose Crimea. I don't think Putin would be a happy camper after that.
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  236. Artur as someone who was a history major in college, I would like say I think this was very interesting and informative. You did a very good job with this video. I would like to share this with everyone I know. Do I have your permission to do so? Let me know please.
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  237. ​ @LifeCruise11 Yeah evidently by some good old fashioned ethnic cleansing euphemistically called Russification. Scatter the native locals throughout the Russian empire and replace them with Russian nationals.Then require everybody to speak Russian.So yeah, I guess there is some Russian cultural influence there especially after a few centuries of that policy. That doesn't mean the native local population living there now should have to tolerate any more if they don't want to any more. Most of the Russian speaking people there now seem to be migrant laborers who don't have passports from either country.
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  238. About time he sounded a little scary. It earned him a lot of respect now.
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  239. Well I hope you don't get too cold this winter. Maybe you might buy some electric space heaters. Have you thought about installing a wood-burning stove? At any rate I wish you luck. Keep up the good work. Slava Ukraine Slava Estonia
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  240. Let's hope so.
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  241. @Dorsey Jack dude you are full of it and you have issues and need some help. Most of the slaughtering was done by the Russians. Evidently you have no idea what a Nazi is. BTW, many of the Wagner group had swastika tattoos for your information. Plus I think soccer is a sport for girls and sissies.
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  242. @Dorsey Jack 🤦‍♂️ damn, I should have I figured out and known that you were a Russian bot. A Russian stooge for Vladimir Pootstain. Classic Russian trick of this information. Silly me.
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  243.  @paulsidaway4014  you read and listen to too much Putin dominated state-controlled propaganda. Russia is a nation of sheep that blindly follows its leader. Just like many of the Germans did during World War II. As the famous philosopher said a nation of sheep will have the foreign policy of wolves. Well right now it looks like that policy backfired.
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  244. ​ @oldmacdreadapexriddims1460 okay whatever dude. I don't know what you think is funny ..
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  245.  @Canthus13  Alaska territory wanted to be a state.
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  246.  @knightwolf3511  And for strategic reasons. He would use it as a base to invade Canada and then the lower 48.
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  247. Yeah it's funny how the Russians have a habit of projecting their own motives and actions on to other people. They are really good at it. After listening to that woman and watching her reactions, I am finally beginning to understand why so many Europeans have for so long considered Russians to be a stupid people. That is really sad.
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  248. Artur, I like your humor. Don't give it up.
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  249. @BTinSF  That seems to be the catch. While it is noble to be passivist ideologically, in Moldova's case it is very likely to be fatal to their independence.
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  250.  @lockwoodpeckinpaugh9252  Which guys are you talking about? Ukrainians or Russians? Could you be more specific?
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  251. @Chris Calderin  Well over here you have a right to your own stupid opinion. I am sure people would be glad to take up a collection so you can move to your Is glorious Russia. But don't come back Unless you pay for your own ticket back and Beg to come back And apologize. Otherwise just stay.
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  252. ​@chadhaire1711 In an obvious rigged election. No one had any doubts who would win.
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  253. You noticed all of that too.
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  254. Yes, A large segment of the republican party has lost its soul. They do the same vomit that Russian propagandist do. Sometimes word for word.😯 It blows my mind.
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  255. Oh and you don't think they have a right to their independence. You crazy antifa woke. You forgot that they were invaded. Why don't you go join the Russian army I'm sure they could use you. You would make great Cannon fodder.
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  256. I wonder how well North Korea stored and maintained and took good care of their ammunition. I wonder how much of it is really going to work?
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  257. Yeah I remember that. They were shooting at ukrainians just trying to escape. Russia is a terrorist Nation.
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  258. Me too.
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  259. @TehkNinja  Plus a lot of Alaskans are armed to the teeth, do a lot of fishing and hunting, know how to live off the land, and have good out door survival skills.
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  260. I really look forward to watching your videos. Hope you get well quick, but don't worry it's probably only covid.
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  261. Nothing to worry about.😉
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  262. What a new low for Russia. Starving people in North Africa who are going through a famine by destroying a major grain Supply. Then they had the audacity to blame the people who they attacked typical Russian projection of their motives unto others. One wonders how long the Russian army can withstand competent generals and Colonels being eliminated during wartime. What will happen when the troops run out of commanders to lead them? I think it's great I hope the Russians keep it up.
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  263. Prigozhin, aka Gollum, looked drunk again celebrating labor in front of a destroyed factory. How ironically telling about russia. Not to mention peace in front of a bunch of ruins his invasion force is responsible for deliberately doing.
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  264. Oleski Tyrpak was a true hero. Once again Putin has borrowed a page from Hitler's playbook with his own version of Hitler youth. Teaching them to steal like Spartans will make many of them to become criminals. China is going to love getting Russian gold and making Russia poorer and dependent. Judging by the results of his actions and their consequences Putin must be a secret CIA agent. 😁
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  265. @sitting nut  Excuse me but craven is an adjective. Where is karbul. I have heard of Kabul. That is a pitiful attempt to try to goad US troll. You sound upset. What is the matter? Are you upset that your troops are being devastated in droves by a country you should have defeated at least 9 months ago? It's not our fault that your system is so corrupt Starting from the top down that you are having so much trouble waging this war. You need to redirect your misplaced anger to where it belongs to your "fearless " leader Vladimir Putin.
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  266. Just think Putin Made zulinski famous by invading. Zalenski might not have won the next election if it hadn't been for Vladimir Putin Invading Ukraine. Ronald Reagan was an actor who became president of the US so why not a comedian becoming president of Ukraine? It seems that people in those type of careers make skillful politicians. I like the idea of the anti oligarchs law. I think it would be a good idea for the US to adopt it. It seems that too many politicians can be bribed by billionaires.
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  267. Even if special Forces took out the bridge they had to have partisans to tell them when the train was coming. And when was the best time to launch the attack. Or it could have been the Russian Freedom resistance movement that knew all that information and carried out the attack. What is really a shame is all the civil engineering projects, infrastructure, and architecture that has been destroyed because of one mad man's delusional dream. That man is Vladimir Putin. None of this would have happened if he hadn't invaded.
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  268. Ethics? What ethics? It seems to Russians could care less about ethics. Certainly Putin doesn't.
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  269.  @scotshabalam2432  yeah technically you're right I guess. That's a good sociological definition. Probably is more accurate but I think people today when they think about ethics they think about what is the best behavior a person can do such as Aristotle do the right thing at the right time in the right way for the right people.
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  270.  @gametime2473  that's a distinct possibility. At least Wagner has some respect for them. But still he may be more ruthless.
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  271.  @aaroncabatingan5238  yeah you stole my thunder. I was going to say this proves that old saying that truth can be Stranger Than Fiction. If this was a Tom Clancy novel nobody would find it plausible and would laugh at it.
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  272. " Never fight with Russians. On your every stratagem they will answer with unpredictable stupidity. " Otto von Bismarck.
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  273. I think I saw a video somewhere that was claiming that Putin gave his troops the order not to retreat and if necessary to fight to the death if they get surrounded. I believe they were claiming that he was taking a page out of Stalin's Playbook. It did and it did not make sense at the time. Sounds like something Putin would do but then again it seems it would be a stupid thing to do. Either way I was kind of skeptical and took the claim with a grain of salt. However I wonder if that's what the Russians did in this case and then woke up and realized that it was a bad idea and tried to get out while they could. What do you think?
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  274. As an American from the state of Georgia, it is disheartening to me also to learn that some Georgians from the Republic are fighting for the Russians. Georgians everywhere should have higher standards than that.
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  275. Yeah I would probably get some of the Fallout itself over vast areas of Russia. How smart would that be? Oh I forgot we're talking about Russians.
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  276. That's always a possibility to consider. I imagine Ukrainian officers have considered that possibility and have plans for that contingency.
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  277. If I was a member of PMC Wagner I would take the offer to go home to the wife and kids. Being Russian she is probably very pretty I would just say the hell with that war and just concentrate on making a living back home and let the Russian military worry about Ukraine. I certainly would not want to join the Russian army the way they treat their soldiers. Also I wouldn't feel safe being in Belarus less I was sure I could leave the country and maybe get to Africa.
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  278. Now that's an interesting idea. I bet you have some relatives in Georgia. I have met quite a few Stewarts here. There are a lot of people of Scots descent in the south. I imagine it would be tricky now though to get a plot on the moon because somebody would have to own the land to sell the plot. That would bring up some really controversial international issues.
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  279. It would be a fatal mistake at this point.
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  280. Yeah flip flop Lindsay a man of a thousand different opinions and one never knows what he will say tomorrow.
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  281. ​@Ptolemy336VV good point. It shows some thought and not just an emotional reaction. People keep forgetting that Turkey controls the Turkish straits of the Bosporus and Dardanelle. They can cut off passage of any ship going between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean.
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  282. ​ @Celestine2000x what illegal stuff was that? Be specific.
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  283. Well that might be a little bit of nitpicking. We all know what he's trying to say.
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  284. @Yellow Tunes  I heard that about auto correct. It is not very good. All the time butchering words and spelling. So you are definitely Forgiven if you have a misspelled word. It happens to all of us who used auto correct
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  285. @Yellow Tunes  I don't know where you got that about the Germans building railroads but I knew an older German who was a p.ow. in the US and he said he was treated very well. He Decided to immigrate To the US And volunteered to fight in the Korean war. California is still living in shame and feels guilty about the way they treated the Japanese even to this day. They realized they were wrong And regret what they did.
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  286. Well said.
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  287. Greetings from the state of Georgia USA Artur, hope you had a Merry Christmas and made this year not suck as badly as last year. Or 2021. You do a great job!
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  288. It looks like the Russian habit of projecting their motives onto others is backfiring and causing them to panic unnecessarily. 🙂
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  289. Yeah and Glory to goblins, ghouls, trolls, orcs, and other kinds of imaginary evil beings.
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  290. Yep.
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  291. Russia seems to forget that Alaska has a very self reliant well armed population as well as 9 military bases. There are roads going into Canada and from their to the US. Russia would get their asses handed to them on a platter.
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  292. ​ @Gary-u5e your information is behind. Nato countries are beginning to pay their full share. Some even more than that.
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  293.  m khaeron  now on that point I would have to agree with you. McDonald's is a sorry excuse for a hamburger. Even their fries aren't that great.
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  294.  @alexfortin7209  good point . because if that plant goes there's a good that the radiation will head towards turkey and Iran and other countries and they know it or at least should . turkey knows it but I don't know about the current regime in Iran cuz they are so fanatical and delusional .
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  295.  BLABBERTALK  Plus people on Russian social media were bragging about it until the government told them to stop it . after that Russia tried to blame Ukraine .
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  296.  @Stephen85  it can be very well that it was the case of both deliberate negligence and blowing it up . and that way they made sure the job would be done .
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  297. Yeah I do too.
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  298. You are one of my favorites Sources for information. I agree with you that Ukraine needs to pull out from Bakmut now. It is not worth being encircled and cut off And forced to surrender in mass numbers. About the I could see to save Bakmut is to outflank one of Russia's flanks and destroy it Which at this point seems like it's extremely difficult to do if not impossible. As the poem goes To fight and run away is to live and fight another day. It's better to choose your battles wisely.
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  299. It is sick either way. Very pathological.
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  300. Do you think that attack on that Russian Airbase across the sea of azov could have been done by anti-war anti-putin Russian partisans?
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  301. ​ @engliterra355 Oh please, how did we grow Hitler. The treaty of Versailles did have a lot to do to make the conditions right for a Hitler but that probably wouldn't have happened as much if Britain and France had supported President Woodrow Wilson instead of stabbing him in the back. But we will never know for sure. Britain and France suffered a lot more from that war than the USA and they were hell bent for revenge and to punish Germany severely.
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  302.  @tobiasphilippwittlinger8753  Well I guess he didn't work for the petrochemical industry. It is an easy mistake to make..
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  303. Wow! That is even a bigger target. Can't make the russian navy all that happy. Possibly it was also making Jet fuel Which would burn very hot if it catches on fire!
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  304. Glad to see you back. I hope all is well. I fear for the Baltic states with Russia right next door. No telling what mad Vladimir might try to do. So I hope you people stay diligent and vigilant and prepared.
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  305. Nobody's taking you seriously. Enough of your disinformation, slanted convoluted misinformation, lies, condescension, and phony attempts to fake sympathy. You're not sorry for anything except your character.
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  306. ​ @kostyac6411 Die for someone else's ideas? You mean to say Ukraine is incapable of coming up with the idea they to be free and independent of Russia?
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  307. Let us hope so
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  308. ​ @davidhowse884 I have been thinking the same thing. Also others have written articles about it.
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  309. ​ @scottsmith7051 No he won't. Seriously, it's all that the do nothing. Republican party can come up with this criticizing biden?
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  310. ​ @nancy9891 For some kind of dirt on the Bidens whether real or imaginary. Trump cares more about himself than the country in my humble opinion.
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  311. Artur, do you know of any way that American private citizens can donate money or small arms ammunition to Ukraine especially for guns? Any information on how we could help will be appreciated.
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  312.  @NLTops  I'm glad someone in this day of age is concerned about proper grammar. It seems to be a fading art in today's society. Kudos to you.
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  313. I was looking at the faces of some of those people who were clapping the speech made by the Russian. Some of them look bored, Some were clapping half heartedly, In a few didn't clap at all , but looked like they were distracted doing something else. There's not just the fear of the f s b but there is also peer pressure going on even though it might not be apparent on the surface. The fear of not looking good to one's peers. Of not conforming in a very conforming society. It's an attempt to stay safe by not drawing any attention to oneself. However I do agree that on the whole the majority do seem to think Ukraine is part of Russia whether they want to be or not. Its just like China's attitude towards Taiwan. It is the attitude of a bully and a conqueror.
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  314.  @pepevonkek7803  yeah Russian troll, Patrick Lancaster has been seen doing propaganda films for the Russian army. He has become a Russian stooge. Well I hope he will enjoy his new country because I don't think he'd be too much welcome back in the US.
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  315. It looks like that if Russia pulls back to the Crimean border that they may blow that damn and flood the lowland floodplain area. I believe that they are that hateful and spiteful. Or at least Putin is. Evidently he's an extreme nationalist who just can't stand the fact that the former Warsaw Pact areas couldn't wait to get out from under the Russian thumb. His psycho brain saw it as a tragedy whereas those parts of Europe saw it as a blessing.
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  316. Artur you're so correct about the Russian way of making war. Solovyev and Olga scabbybeaver and company have said many times on Russian channel R/T have openly defended this policy as common sense. You certainly know Russian history better than i do, but it certainly appears that you are right. Once again on R/T and on Mardan they have said that Russia won't feel secure until they have conquered Europe as far as Portugal and Finland, maybe the rest of Scandinavia. Finally, you are so correct about trying to appease Russia will not work but only encourage them to be even more aggressive in the future. They won't stop until they are forced to. I hope Estonia is building up their military and defenses now. I fear for your country. Stay in shape and keep up your military training. Greetings from the state of Georgia USA and the city of Atlanta.
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  317. ​ @INSANESUICIDE  Yeah, I think that is fairly accurate. It does make sense. It has worked before.
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  318. ​ @FromaTwistedMind Evidently.
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  319. ​ @INSANESUICIDE  Valid point. Interesting question and a good starting point for a discussion.
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  320. ​ @INSANESUICIDE  Oh ,BTW, read what Immanuel Kant said about duty.
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  321. ​ @bethanyrae001 Yes.
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  322. I have distant cousins who are Swiss citizens and living in Switzerland, and Switzerland is making me feel ashamed of that fact. I am really disappointed in them. But what can you say for countries that didn't allow women to vote until Very late into the 20th century.
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  323. I was wondering the same thing.
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  324.  @GhiIIie  you're either a Russian troll or a woke. Either way who's going to pay much attention to what you say.
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  325.  @AngeloBarovierSD  he could very well be using voice texting and Google autocorrect translated it that way. I found that out the hard way from texting women then all of a sudden finding out they were mad at me for what autocorrect said.😆😅😄
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  326. You are saying that the Russians are saying pederot. In English there is a word pederest which means an older man who has sex with a young boy. Sometimes by force sometimes by persuasion. It is a very derogatory term. I was reading an article in a magazine called military history about a Japanese talking about the Battle of guala canal in World War II. The Japanese had the American Marines vastly outnumbered but lost the battle. This Japanese soldier said one of the reasons why he thought the Americans won the battle was because the Japanese could only Act when given orders whereas The Americans acted on their own initiative as the battlefield situation demanded without orders having to be given. I thought that was very interesting. That may have had a lot of to do with modern American military training which they passed on to Nato.
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  327. The word was supposed to be pederast. At any rate another blogger gave a better explanation than I did.
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  328. Well that is a weird and interesting idea. To do that Germany would need the help and cooperation of Poland at least. Therefore any redrawing of the borders between those two countries would have to be agreeable to both of them. Otherwise your plan would never work.
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  329. ​ @spentcasing3990 yes. I agree with you
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  330.  @issadraco532  wow
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  331. If so they shouldn't put up with that crap and fight back with a vengeance.
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  332. What in the hell is the People's Republic of belgorod? The last time I heard that belgorod oblast was a part of the Russian Federation.
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  333. Wow that would be dangerous for all of that part of Europe including Russia itself. No telling what the direction the wind would blow and how often it would change directions. Surely Putin could not be that stupid.
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  334. What Belarus is doing to those Syrian immigrants is cruel. They never should have invited them into their country if Belarus did not want to resettle them there. So this is the friend that the middle-east world has in Russia and Belarus? Many in the Middle East better rethink their position.
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  335. You certainly need it maybe it'll give you a dose of reality
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  336. Welcome to the united states. I hope you come to atlanta.
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  337. The toilet Russian bear 🐻 trap has to be one of the funniest inventions that i have seen in a very long time!😃😆🤣🤣🤣😂😂😅😆An outstanding way to embrrasse the Russian propagandists. A great statement about the character of the Russian army. That picture made my day. 😆🤣😂😅
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  338. ​@Comm.DavidPorter Well if that's the case why have a revolution in the first place?
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  339. Is it that in wisconsin?
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  340. What in the hell are the Austrians thinking?! Have they lost their minds or are they cowards?
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  341. I pretty much agree with that. Ukraine must be pretty powerful in order to foment an anti Jewish riot under Western Direction all the way from Ukraine in an Islamic country . Wouldn't that be a sign of Russian weakness? Although he does have a point it must look like to some that Israel is punishing the entire population of the Gaza Strip. However Russia's one to be talking about attacking someone under Collective responsibility. Isn't that what they basically did under the auspice that Ukraine must be punished for a few supposedly Nazis in the Azov battalion?
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  342. I remember hearing as a child that Stalin actually killed more people than hitler.
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  343. No but I could imagine a marine di doing it, at least a couple of decades ago. After all they sometimes called their recruits maggots and other Charming names.
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  344. That depends on the type of bomb. Some radiation can last for centuries. Plus you're not taking to account The weather, The winds, And what the blast effects will do to the climate. You are talking about a nuclear winter that could last for several years. The hero shima and nagasaki bombs were just tactical nukes by today's Standards. Even though it's A different technology look at chernobyl part of it is still radioactive.
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  345. Yes there is one and it's a private university
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  346. I knew this guy in Luxembourg whose family was from Germany who said his grandfather fought on the Eastern Front against the Russians. His grandfather told him that they went through replacing so many barrels on his machine gun and eventually also ran out of bullets so they had to retreat. His grandfather said the slaughter of the Russian troops was massive but they just kept coming. Once they get mobilized and start sending new troops in they may try those attacks again but this time I think it would be really catastrophic for them if they did so.
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  347. Absolutely!
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  348. Me too.
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  349. If they passively support it and give it their approval they have a little bit of collective blame.
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  350.  @TitaniumDr1  well, he should have considered that it could have been a potential Target in a war before he started the invasion.
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  351.  @luciusdomitiusaurelianus5334  well actually he said it could have been Ukrainian Special Forces or Ukrainian partisans or Russian anti Putin Rebels but at this point nobody knows for sure yet. I believe he also said that the Ukrainian government has neither affirmed or denied it. I'll have to go back to the video to make sure.
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  352.  @sjonnieplayfull5859  yeah the French and British were caught by surprise and were badly unprepared. The British almost got wiped out at Dunkirk.
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  353.  @dirkgonthier101  they both are. They realize they face a common threat. An aggressive Russia on their border with Imperial ambitions.
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  354. Oh are you scared now little girl that the big bad German Boogeyman are out to get you? I'm sorry but your daddy Putin can't come to your Aid right now because he's busy with other things. Poor baby.
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  355. ​ @TheEvertw That had a lot to do with it.
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  356. 30:58 It is pronounced mal-fee-sance Webster dictionary says it is wrongful conduct by a public official. You get the point with either of these definitions.
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  357. I agree with you Artur that Ukraine should be able to use their weapons to fire back into Russia at Russian military targets. It's only fair that since Russia attack Ukraine Ukraine should have the right to attack back. Plus Russia's shouldn't be crybabies about it because they should have expected that this possibility could happen if they invaded another land the other land would fight back.
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  358.  @Asghaad  that figures.
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  359.  @user1qaz2wsx3edc  not on a daily basis. But hey quitting smoking can be nerve-racking some days you just want to go somewhere and shoot a bunch of people because you don't have a cigarette.
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  360. 🤔 does this mean that from now on we shall refer to you as Lord Artur MacRehi?
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  361.  @MrThartofwar  evidently you haven't read much about Putin have you? Nor I imagine you haven't watched any interviews with people who knew him through the years. Many of them fled Russia because they were afraid of Putin. You're right though Putin probably didn't do it directly but it had his approval I would be willing to bet. Even Putin himself has written about his experiences growing up on the streets of St Petersburg and the lessons he learned there.
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  362. Glory to Ukraine from Atlanta, Georgia USA. President Biden is letting himself get fooled by Vladof Putler and is being timorous, overly cautious and weak. Almost cowardly.
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  363. ​ @Arjay.M88 Speak for yourself only. Take a good look in the mirror first before you make comments like this.
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  364. @Attempted Unkindness  That is a hard call to make.. It might give Russia some motivation. I guess it's always a possibility At this point but I doubt it.
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  365.  @BullsMahunny  That's what i'm thinking.
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  366. Why wage and invasion against another country when you don't have the money to give your troops the proper equipment to carry out the invasion? This makes no sense whatsoever. The Russian army is fighting the wrong opponent. They should just turn around and March on Moscow and overthrow Putin and his regime.
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  367.  @BrutusAlbion  well I guess one could say That's mighty white of them.😁😉😈
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  368.  @jurgnobs1308  😐 how did that work for them?
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  369. Yes, I saw on a American comedy show called the big Bang that you can make thermite by combining Ferric oxide (rust) with aluminum shavings
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  370. The show was the big bang theory. It was about a bunch of highly intelligent nerds trying to get laid Anyway they could.
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  371. Artur thanks for the update in Syria and else where in Russia. I imagine Japan might be interested about the news of the Kuril Islands. There is one very near Japan that it wants very much. Greetings from Atlanta, Georgia USA.
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  372. Yeah we don't need to be knocking down trees during this climate crisis.
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  373. Yep.
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  374. 🤣🤣😂😂Artur, You are hilarious!🤣😂🤣😂 Love your sense of humor! I feel sorry for the aliens though, that has to be a s*** job. Keep up the good work.
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  375. No I think he has has a mohawk. It looks kind of cool.
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  376.  @bengan8485  liar!
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  377. I imagine the Russians did some repairs on them though.
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  378. That was a great landing by that Russian pilot. He deserves respect for his competence.
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  379. Keep up the rants Artur; they need to hear it
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  380. Damn i missed this video, but I am giving you a belated happy birthday Artur. One has to admire the spunk of the Finns. I like those people! I am so proud of what you and your country has done. Always be prepared. Putler has imperialistic ambitions as you well know.
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  381. ​ @Broockle Well except for the u s and france
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  382. ​@protorhinocerator142 Or a new toilet, and washing machine and dryer.
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  383. ​ @Broockle good point. I was thinking a little later than that. During ww1 France was a republic.
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  384. Interesting. Sometimes Artur you are very funny as in that trust me bro routine. I noticed Xi Jinping was grinning like a cat passing briars while Putin didn't look so happy. China will want something back in return other than cheap gas.I could see parts of outer Manchuria going back to China in return for their help. It just makes too much sense for Xi to make that demand. China would then have direct open access to the Pacific Ocean. Russia would have to say bye bye to Vladivostok.
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  385. That would be a great name for a mechanized unit of the Polish Army
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  386. ​ @leonnunhofer3453 in my opinion that's a very astute observation of yours
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  387. Welcome to the u s a Artur. You look like you could use the sunshine, palm trees, and white sandy beaches of Florida. Get plenty of Vitamin C and zinc to help the immune system
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  388. You stole my thunder. I was going to ask why were the Russian pows of the 9th regiment we're wearing Ukrainian yellow headbands?
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  389.  @ThePhobosAnomally  oh why not? They were laughing at Ukraine in February of 22. I think they the Russtards deserve it.
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  390. Save those two Cathedrals though. They are beautiful and iconic pieces of architecture. They have been represented worldwide as symbols of Mystery throughout history. Otherwise it's your country do what you want with the rest of the Kremlin. It has represented malice and evil for a very long time.
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  391. Damn, here in the state of Georgia the weather was 20° centigrade last night. 25 to 26 during the daytime. It was t-shirts, shorts and sandals weather but the leaves were changing color. I love the southeastern United States.
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  392. ​ @ericp1139 yeah and I guess they can build them overnight at a very low cost.😂
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  393.  @gabry1346  And you think that is funny. You have a sick mind.
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  394. I think Moldova is a neutral country.
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  395.  @chrismtb5193  Compared to the Wagner group absolutely yes!
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  396.  @chrismtb5193  World War II was Over 75 years ago. It's history. Get over it and quit living in the past. You do better worrying about fascism in your own country.
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  397.  @DieGottesliebe  that's okay. You speak a lot better English than I do slovene. Yes we know Ukraine doesn't report casualties. We get estimates about Russian casualties from Ukraine and NATO estimates.
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  398.  @DieGottesliebe  yeah,They probably are bad. However, that doesn't seem to matter or stop the ukrainians from doing what they feel like they have to do. They seem to be really tough and one really has to admire their Grit.
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  399.  @mrbag60  yeah and what's amazing is how timely and efficient the weapons were delivered. Ukraine didn't even have to go through a corrupt middle man. Thanks to The Prompt delivery Ukraine can still use a lot of their Russian equipment longer. Plus fire more than ammunition back at Russia. What a Kind and Generous act by the Russians. Who knew they were so benevolent?🤷
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  400.  @fyrchmyrddin1937  interesting. But remember as Napoleon said never interrupt your enemy when he's making a mistake. In the west they used to say loose lips sink battleships.
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  401.  @jedidiah5131  well that's interesting. So I guess that means more money has to go to the Russian government to pay for it and the wages to make it
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  402.  @insertcognomen  I think it's still use the other 40%.
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  403.  @justthesun  a lot more than the Russians do! Funny you quote Thomas Paine who was basically a propagandist for the American Revolution. By the way, you need to read Thomas Paine's book The Rights of Man. However I'm wondering if the Russian mine can comprehend such Concepts.
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  404. This video ought to be seen by such right wing isolationist in America such as Colonel Douglas McGregor. He really seems to be out of touch with the situation.
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  405. Me too. I am quite amazed. I thought Russian would win this war in 4 days and then go after the Baltic countries Moldova and maybe even Finland. Then I thought they would try to go after Poland. What the ukrainians have done is amazing! Now Russia is on the verge of destroying itself if they keep this war up. NATO wouldn't have to do anything but watch because Putin is doing a good job of destroying Russia himself.
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  406. That would be a very safe bet.
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  407. ​ @Skywalking_McCarthy I sure hope not. But Trump seems to be very ignorant when it comes to European affairs. He doesn't at all seem to be capable of seeing effects and their consequences farther down the road. I hope I am wrong. We shall see.
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  408. I Once thought the same thing, but Putler fooled me also. Now it's a lot easier to see through him.
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  409. We are fully aware of the corruption in Ukraine. That's why they were denied NATO membership originally. It still doesn't change the fact that Russia invaded Ukraine because they did not like the election in Ukraine going in Russia's favor. Russia invaded to change a regime that would be favorable to it.
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  410. As has been suggested in the Bible several times and even other places possibly even Gandhi passive acceptance of evil is to cooperate with it. Ignoring the actions of evil and its consequences is to encourage further evil. Holy moly Russian women are so physically beautiful, it is a crying shame that they can be so shallow, superficial, callous, insensitive, and Clueless to what is going on not only in the world around them but how it affects their neighbors nearby. Her only possible defense would be youth, inexperience, and a total lack of knowledge, understanding, or respect for any culture that's not their own. Still that's being generous towards them. Russians are becoming victims of their own false flag operations shows the down right brutality and callousness of this psychotic regime under Putin. I have been watching this particular War since its beginning and everyday I've become more and more convinced that Vladimir Putin is a narcissistic psychopath completely devoid of human compassion and empathy. He tries to fake those traits at times but his actions always belie his words. It is weirdly ironic that the flag behind the mayor of Belgorad is a ripoff of the Battle Flag of the Confederate States of America during the 1860s who were trying to fight for a right to enslave people for economic purposes. That seems to be very telling that they chose that flag to copy. Look up the Confederate Battle Flag and you will see what I mean. The Chinese defense minister having a meeting with the Ukrainian defense has to be symbolically huge. Finally on a brighter note I think Artur is sometimes hilarious with his subtle and dark humor. China Bitch slapping Russia and Ukraine sneaking up Russia's behind and exploding..😆😅🤣🤣😂😂Artur you are a very amusing nut at times!
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  411. Those Renault trucks won't be easy for Russia to replace. They should have thought about that before they started messing around with French interests . If France decided they would be willing to sell some more to Russia they could charge extremely high prices for them . That would be money that Russia couldn't spend somewhere else where it is needed .
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  412. ​ @thequestline2227 yeah the Hungarian people need to vote out Viktor Orban who's practically a Russian puppet . He's almost a throwback to the Soviet era .
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  413. Thank you, Artur Rehi for this history lesson. 😀👍👍 It was. Both interesting and informative.
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  414. That's plausible.
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  415. Are we sure they were Ukrainian or were they Russian Freedom Legion or something? Maybe they're anti-putin partisans who are against this war.
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  416. I'm not totally convinced that he is dead right now. Who knows that could have been a body double that they found. I am taking a wait-and-see attitude.
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  417. Absolutely
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  418.  @paulgibbon5991  I heard that it sure seems that way.
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  419. ​ @Voice_of_Rambol That is sad for them.
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  420.  @sandwitchv2667  yeah another ruthless dictator like that Kim Jong- un. By the way, how is life treating you in one of the world's poorest countries?
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  421. Dude that is some really strong weed your smoking.🤣🤣😂😂 wow
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  422. Damn , Don't you right wing Republicans have something better to do than to criticize everything the opposition party does and support the russians? Why don't you try to do something constructive for the country? Instead of doing nothing but trashing democrats?
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  423. Lord Artur MacRehi thank you for mentioning what that guy did in Syria once again reaffirming what a lot of people noticed that Russians will project their motives in actions onto the other side. This Putin regime is totally despicable. Who did they think they're fooling other than themselves and the extremely ignorant?
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  424. You sound like a radical leftist from the 60s. That's something that SDS would have said.
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  425. There is a saying that to keep doing the same thing over and over again and expect a different result is insanity I don't know if it's insanity but it certainly seems like an example of stupidity. Russia's bombing of civilians with the expectation that they can terrorize them into submission has only made the ukrainians hate them even more and want to kill them. Instead of weakening Ukraine's resolve it is actually strengthening it and making the ukrainians more determined to rid the Russians from their land.
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  426. @Eugene Kaptur  Daaamn, now that's brutal. 😆
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  427.  @HegelsOwl  🤨what? Are you serious?
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  428. Glad to see you back Artur. Greetings from the Atlanta Georgia USA metro area with a population greater than Saint Petersburg Russia. The temperature here was a bone chilling 17ﾟ above 0 Celsius. Shirt sleeve weather for sure. BTW what does a snow shovel look like?
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  429. Yeah they had some problems with them when they were first issue to the Army. They had to make a lot of modifications to them.
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  430. @Jukka  😆Daaaamn, that doesn't say much about Russian caretakership of land. Or maybe it's a dig at the quality of life of the people there. If what you say is true, That's amazing! It would be 1 hell of an Indictment of Russian culture.
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  431. Artur you're not only informative and interesting but you're also very humorous at times. Good for a nice laugh. Good job. There was speculation that some of the ammunition at torpets was going to be used on either Poland or the Baltic countries. It has helped the defense of Latvia and Estonia in particular.
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  432. No there is actually a private university in Missouri. I believe it's St Louis Missouri called Washington University at Missouri. I believe originally they did not want to be confused with the private university in Virginia called Washington and Lee.
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  433. Cope Amigo cope
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  434. That's one of the reasons why I think a pontoon Bridge would be impractical.
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  435. I think the saying is don't burn the Bridges before you. Or don't burn the bridges until you cross them.
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  436. Yeah you stole my thunder. I was going to say something very similar.
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  437. So what. I just enjoyed her singing. What a beautiful voice. You are overthinking this. Give the viewers some credit here.
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  438. What the hell you can't say Gaza or Hamas on YouTube? YouTube censorship is beyond ridiculous. It reminds me of the ministry of Truth in George Orwell's novel 1984
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  439. Well I would doubt it if they're following the Geneva conventions and the West is given them the condition that if you want arms you've got to treat your pows humanely. I'm not saying you're wrong I just say that I wouldn't believe that ukrainians would do that but maybe I'm being naive. On the emotional level from the ukrainians I wouldn't doubt that many would like to and I could understand that however wrong that may be. Do you remember any of the websites that you saw that information from. And where were these sites from Ukraine, Russia, or the West? What kind of bias or agenda did you think they had. What was their purpose in the video? I have been all over the web and I haven't yet seen anything to confirm what you said.
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  440. Your hair is beginning to look like a true Mohawk. You just might be the very last of the Mohicans. Remind me not to get into a knife and tomahawk fight with you. Y'all were a tribe of brave and fearless warriors.
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  441.  @Merble  that was true until Hitler stabbed Joseph Stalin in the back before he could stab Hitler in the back.
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  442. ​ @Aragorn195 That is a real possibility.
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  443. ​ @moonasha interesting idea.
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  444. @Chris MTB  🥱yawn. Give it up. Nobody is going to believe you or even pay you any attention no matter how many times you try to repeat that bullshit.
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  445. Mine also.
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  446. The degree of depravity that the Putin regime is capable of would have in the past shocked me. Now after a year-and-a-half of this invasion it doesn't surprise me at all anymore. Putin and his supporters are the epitome of evil, the paradigm perversion and paranoia, the model of Madness, and the gold standard of sleazy savagery. Supporters of this regime evidently are suffering from Mass insanity and they don't even know it. I have come across individuals like this in my who eventually and deservedly ended up in prison, but I had never witnessed anything like this in my life until I started following this Invasion a year-and-a-half ago. These pro-putin supporters in Russia have lost their Collective Minds. I find it harder and harder everyday to give them the benefit of the doubt. I have come to learn that at least 9 out of 10 times whatever comes out of a Russian's mouth will be a lie, deliberate misinformation, and disinformation. For some strange reason the God only knows and who is still trying to figure it out, the Russians seem bound and determined to prove to the world that they are subhuman monsters when there is no need to be that way. Why they insist on doing it has to be one of the greatest Mysteries of the last 30 years. This man is so bad that it is extremely likely that he was either directly or indirectly possible for poisoning his best friend lushenko. Other than that I guess he could be quite Charming but who in the world would want to find out.
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  447. Thank you for all the hard work that you have done over the past two years. I love your videos and you're one of my main sources for information. Plus I think you are a fine human being. In my opinion you should be proud of yourself for all that you have accomplished. Stay safe and take care of yourself you have been important to the world. Greetings from Atlanta Georgia USA. Slava ukraini, Slava Estonia. Stay strong and Keep On Truckin.
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  448. Hope so.
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  449. That's the sorriest excuse for a Mohawk hair cut I have ever seen!🏹
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  450. I agree with most of what you said except for the last paragraph. It is not that simple and may do more harm than good.
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  451. @NationalAmerican TeroristicOrganisationNATO practice what you preach.
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  452. 🥱Ho hum here comes some more more Russian disinformation, Twisted misinformation, and slanted bullshit. When will these fools realize that they have told so many lies and have been so deceitful even if they said something that had a modicum of Truth in it nobody would be able to believe them anyway.
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  453. Artur, I have two quotes from Otto von Bismark that you might like . the first one is ," never trust Russians , because Russians do not even trust themselves ." the second one is ," never fight with Russians . on your every stratagem they will answer with unpredictable stupidity."
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  454. True and a very good analogy.
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  455. Well I hope you're right, but I haven't seen much evidence for it yet.
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  456. We say that in georgia also.
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  457. Plus not many countries recognize Russia's claims as valid.
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  458. Prigoshin Seems to be one of the better Russian generals. It is good To see what's going on in their heads. We shouldn't be giving so much information away loose lips sink battleships. If hes doing this for propaganda at home, it is still interesting to see what they are thinking and what they are preparing for and how they are preparing for it.
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  459. This guy was a hero! Showed great courage! He should definitely get a medal.
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  460. Given Vladimir Pootstain 's propensity to follow Adolf Hitler's Playbook, it wouldn't surprise me at all that this was some kind of false flag operation. Especially since as far as we know Ukraine doesn't have missiles that could reach that area as far as We Know, and the explosion wasn't from above but below. It would be an incredible feat by Ukrainian Special forces to get by such a heavily guarded Bridge. If they did it they would probably be considered some of the best special forces in the world. So maybe a Russian faction trying to vie for power could very well have blown up the bridge. Plus it would have given Putin an excuse to launch multiple missile attacks.
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  461. ​ @Swiftgti Then you better be ready to kiss your freedom's goodbye. Donald trump will set himself up as a dictator and call himself president for life. He will become just like putin.
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  462. ​ @vaindesigns2653 Every little bit helps though. Even if it's small it's better than nothing.
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  463. Tell Putin to go home then and take his troops out of Ukraine if you want peace. Otherwise, he will keep waging war until he is forced to stop. Putin is no Gandhi.
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  464. ​@JohnHollyoak-vx6pn yeah, especially before they killed and at them.
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  465. So I guess it's best to not believe anything Russia is saying and assume it's lying until proven otherwise. If a Russian told me the sky is blue I would have to step outside and look for myself
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  466. Artur statute is pronounced sta-toote
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  467. @Gene M  That figures. Wait till russia stabs you in the back because of china almost owns them.
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  468. That clip of the children singing was so beautiful it almost brought tears to my eyes.
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  469. @Dene. F.  Well I have to admit a lot of americans have bad Grammer habits.
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  470.  @roofrecordz  Don't you mean they were forced to emigrate to Russia?
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  471.  @JRyan-lu5im  I heard the conversation from many World War II veterans and they were pretty much all for joining. They didn't even have to be drafted. That generation also looked down upon people who did not serve in World War II. This was coming straight from the mouths of people of that generation. I don't know much about the Korean situation. But as far as my awareness goes the first time the draft was unpopular was the Vietnam War.
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  472.  @PeIeus  Thank you!
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  473. Interesting
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  474. Good job in reporting. Slava Ukraine. Glory to the heroes
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  475. Thanks again. Artur. I enjoyed your brief history lesson! I remember around the times of the first May Day celebration just after this war of invasion started ,all the bragging, lies, half truths, delusions, deliberate misinformation, bullshit and vomit the Russian trolls were spewing out then. And most of them seemed dumb and gullible enough to believe it. However they were right that the Soviet Union suffered tremendous casualties. Probably far more than was necessary from their primitive human wave attacks.
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