Comments by "" (@baronvonlimbourgh1716) on "Putin LOSES CONTROL. INNER CIRCLE BETRAYS Him. Russian TOP GENERAL ARRESTED. China SWITCHES SIDES" video.

  1. It is also a completely different beast then the f16.
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  2.  @lordchaa1598  f35 isn't what ukraine needs. They need a truck that can haul loads of ordinance to 40k feet and do it over and over again. F35 really isn't suited for that.
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  3. Mental gymnastics is their specialty
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  4. Artillery is what holds the russian army together. Without artillery it all falls apart. If they can make the guns slow down they pretty much already won tnis war.
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  5. ​ @harrymills2770  if that is what russia needs to win they are wasting their time. Aid to ukraine has beraly started. There is stil much much more where this came from.
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  6. ​ @Mr_Wh1  9 times out of 10 the titles and thumbnails have nothing to do with any of the content anyway. Just ignore it, it's just there to pass the youtube filters and make sure it is picked up by the algo. They will always just be whatever google wants it to be. The content is what matters.
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  7. They will recieve korean tanks if they need more.
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  8. And still nobody else has something that really surpasses it.. one of the best designs in history.
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  9. 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤯
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  10. Best troll post of the day lol.
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  11. What can be gained in russia that is worth burning bridges with the western world? They where never going to side with russia. If putin did well they would stay neutral, if putin burns they where always going to abandon him.
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  12. ​ @carolwilliams8511 russia had real good chances to win this up until the bakhmut desaster. If they where half way competent they should have had this in the bag long ago.
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  13.  @Ben_c-j4u  i think the international community has learned it's lessons. At least for a while. You can do everything in your power to lead a horse to water, but there is notbing you can do to make them drink. No matter how much money gear and training you throw at the problem. If a country does not want to do whatever is nesesary to bring the fight to the enemy and rather rolls over, you are simply wasting loads of time and massive resources. Simply just backing the ones that show determination and the will to be independent is simply a much more realistic approach to these things. The only downside is that you only find out who the ones are that will face the fight once shit actually starts hitting the fan properly. Which puts them at a major disadvantage at the start. But thats just the way it is. Eventually they will be given the tools they need to crush the oppressor, but as we have seen that can easilly take a year before all the democratic processes have been completed and things really start gaining momentum. Nothing happens quickly in a democracy. Everybody gets their say, everybody gets their vote. Everything needs debate to find a compromise that everyone can agree with and in the end there is always opposition that wants something in return for their support. That's simply the price of democracy. And that pricess takes time and can't really be rushed. But once the deals are made, hands are shaken and all the politics are done and the proces is moved to burocrats things can move rather quickly and usually keep accelerating from that point forward.
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  14. They aren't smart enough to pull anything of the sort off.
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  15.  @scottk3292  planning to blow up a dam is only 2 steps. Plant mines, push button. This "plan" is a whole other level. And do you really believe it would make any difference if it was wagner or putin who set off a nuke? The fact proggy could get access to them and the ability to use them without putler knowing in itself is enough to disarm russia. Especially if this wasn't reported immediatly, or at least put the kremlin on red alert and in a mild panic in order to recover those units asap. Which foreign intelligence would notice straight away that something really bad is going on and the russians are on the hunt for something. There are just so many angles from which it just lacks logic and reason.
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  16. Lol.
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  17. They will most of it in a single go soon enough.
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  18. Banks, where else.
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  19. Putin no longer is strong enough to get away with that.
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  20. Who? Proggy?
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  21.  @ZombieATAT  putler in front of crowds of cheering people? The exact same cheering people every single media-op lol. He has his personal private select group of groupies that are used every single time. Do you really think putin would be surrounded with randowm people of the streets?
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  22. How would that save them money?
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  23.  @mac_mcleod  why? Nothing has changed in decades. It is still the same talk talk talk as 25 years ago. They are just keeping up the presure. If they stop making an issue of it their claim loses credibility and the world moves on.
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  24.  @mac_mcleod  they'll be fine. Wehad loads of them already the ladt 2 decades and central banks simply step in, pay the bills and the scheme continues. Wouldn't pay to much attention to that bro.
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  25. Spending money on ukraine or not isn't going to change anything domesticly either way. These 2 things aren't connected. Even if the government found a bag with 500 trillion dollars nothing of it would end up going to the population, it would all end up in corperate accounts and then flow into shareholders investment portfolios.
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  26.  @Wardr0p  but you linked it to spending money on ukraine by putting it into that context. Anyway, i don't understand how they get away with it for so long already. And how people can spends their entire lives fighting and doing everything in their power to keep government from actually doing something useful for people. It seems to be a function of the winner take all 2 party FPTP political system. Pretty much every country that has such a system suffers all the exact same issues. It has so many disfunctional incentives, it's a wonder it works at all.
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  27.  @Wardr0p  the sad thing about it is that if that's true, there really is no workable route to solving this issue other then switching to a proportional reprisentation system. But the current power system will never allow for that to happen. And leaving the current system in place will simply keep eroding away the country from the inside until it has become something comparable to what exists in russia today. The previous president made a good try of it already. A couple more of such people and there won't be much differences left. It all predicts a pretty dark future sadly enough.
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  28. They are simply applying presure. Forcing the russians to keep fighting and burn resources. Ukrainians have been hammering logistics really hard lately. That's only useful when you also make sure russians actually need replacement supplies. It is simply waiting for the russian army to deplete itself eventually and while doing that pick up small advances where they present itself.
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  29. Nope.
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  30. ​​ @Mr_Wh1 often it is though. And eventually you need to judge the information on someones track record, if someone is usually right there is no reason to innitially doubt the information, especially if it is still a developing story. Either way we will know for sure if he is wrong or right later today or tomorow. But for now chances are high something is goingon.
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