Comments by "Marc Joly" (@emjizone) on "The Russian Dude" channel.

  1. 2:07 If this continues, the Russian army will be 2snd best army… in Russia.
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  2. 2:23 "How the military operation began": lol. It began as planned , duh !
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  3. 2:50 Посій вітер, пожни вихор
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  4. Now the Russian people know how to protest in the streets: with tanks, rocket launchers and anti-aircraft missiles. It works because this is more weapons than during the official victory parade.
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  5. 2:25 I don't quite understand you question, @TheRussianDude : the clones of which Mr.Putin do you want us to count? 😜
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  6. 0:42 Gosh… he convulses. 😐Call a doctor.
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  7. 1:43 Don't laugh too hard: it can work to some extent. There are frustrated renegades in all institutions. Most likely, they are trying to recruit instructors to learn and anticipate the tactics taught to Ukrainians and to get better indications for the use of stolen weapons. But there is a fatal flaw in this: they will probably get more professional spies and saboteurs than real supporters from the USA.
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  8. 2:18 Don't take us for fools, please ! Of course several dozens of individuals can share a reward for the destruction or capture of equipment. Of course there is not equality between the number of pieces of equipment and the number of individuals seizing or destroying it.
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  9. 6:17 Surely, everything goes according to temporary plans, now.
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  10. 8:50 So in the end they could not free the children and take the terrorists prisoners even using a Град rocket launcher ?! 😂What a pity.
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  11. 3:34 Very interesting: see the "HEAT" and "DM 702" writings on this shell ? It's not any kind of shell. It's very probably a special anti-armor shell featuring the "Suchzünder-Munition für die Artillerie" or "SMArt" system, specially designed to detect vehicles like tanks while in flight and to pierce them with plasma. This round is very similar in use and effect to the french BoNuS 155mm round proved to be used agains Russian tanks coming to attack Vuhledar (if you can remember this disaster for the Russian forces), but it use a different in-flight stabilisation method. One single round of these can destroy two moving tanks in one single artillery shot , at first shot, without any calibration fire, and from above, so the tank crew has no way to see it coming. At first, the survivors believed they ran on mines, and could not understand how mines could be placed so quickly just after their very efficient deminer worked. But in fact, they where under the fire of what is consider to be an actual high-precision artillery strike in western Europe. There is no way a tank crew can fire back at artillery at this range, and the mobile artillery can just as well be on the move again before the shell even finish striking. This shell can do nothing agains infantry, but it sure get rid of tanks, and fast.
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  12. 13:35 Worst selfish mentality ever.
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  13. 8:02 No surprise it is seen as it is. How could we not be involved, you stupid buffoon?! Of two good friends we had, one is trying very hard to kill and completely destroy the other. So what did you expect, cretino? Indifference? This is how you value our trust in you? This is how you consider what Europe would have done for Russia if it was Russia under aggression and military conquest? Europe was involved in Russia's military development for decades. It was supposed to be defensive. So don't expect it to have nothing to say now about the use of such a lethal and supposedly "defensive" tool.
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  14. ​ @grumpyoldgit8254  Nope. Russia is not a member of NATO. Mr Putin suggested it became a NATO member times ago, but Russia never complied with the requirements for that, nor seemed to try. We still don't know if it was a serious idea or a joke on his part. It could also have been an intent to gain more indirect control over Western politics, in a similar way Turkey is now a wild card among NATO members. Ukraine is not a member of NATO either. Please, make the difference between spontaneous international aid to friendly countries in need and with strong diplomatic relations, from NATO and non-NATO members alike on one hand, and application of NATO treaty of mutual territorial defence on the other hand. It makes a huge difference in term of military involvement, training, command integration, expected military results and consequences. Territorial defense of NATO members is way greater. Just a reminder to the few Russian douchebags who say otherwise that this is not russophobia; it's solidarity. It has nothing to do with nationality and all to do with mutual interest and preservation of rights of people we know and are asking. There is no reason why Ukraine should get less international help than Russia in case of existential threat.
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  15. 12:57 It is a bad idea to trade the tranquility of Ukraine for Crimea : - The exit of Crimea from the Ukrainian territory can only be done by free democratic way , by expression of all the people concerned, without coercion and whose validity is guaranteed by the freedom of observation, which has never happened. To negotiate otherwise would be a disregard of the will of the people, and more generally a worldwide encouragement to dictatorship. - Crimea would continue to be a forward military base for Russia's future re-invasion of the rest of Ukraine and for its blockade by sea , while Putin would not be quite defeated politically. In other words, Ukrainians would still be threatened , and would therefore have gained only a very temporary reprieve. - Such an agreement would not be renegotiable in case of new treason by the Russian government, and would constitute a kind of jurisprudence in favor of any aggressor, to the detriment of world peace. The return of Crimea to Ukraine and its future protection against forced military conquests is not to be considered as a bargaining chip with a terrorist, but a decision of international justice , and should therefore not be negotiable once taken. Mr. Putin's personal feelings are internal Russian affairs and should be settled by Russia alone. However, moved and in solidarity, the other nations remain of course free to offer Russia psychological or psychiatric services if needed to get through this crisis.
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  16. 7:10 Ahem… may I say: "WINTER IS COMING." ? 😏
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  17. 3:35 Natural scarcity of resources causes prices to soar, but artificial scarcity due to a lack of reliability on the part of producers means that these producers can no longer sell the reliability of their service in addition to the resource, which causes prices to fall. This is the fundamental and fatal flaw in В.В.Пу́тин's policy: he thinks he can dictate anything to the world because the world would like what Russia produces, but in reality Russia was living off its reliability more than its resources, and this stupid fucking war is destroying all reliability. People would rather live modestly with fewer resources than ruin themselves permanently by making the wrong investments because they can't know whether that resource will be available or not. They are now investing in everything but Russia , so even if Russia becomes more reliable in the future, it will be too late to catch up: the market will have self-organized to function without it, and will have completely adapted to a new reality from which Russia is excluded. What's more, such unreliability cannot be forgotten so quickly. In short, starting a war inevitably implies pure irrecoverable loss.
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  18. 1:47 Russia's enemies now dare to use unconventional weapons such as… teapots! No true Russian is safe near a teapot anymore. 😱🤣
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  19. 6:53 Why would Russians care about money when they don't even care for their lives? Can't they just all work for free?
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  20. 13:57 So, who wants to be the next dupe in a Russian-style "negotiation" this time, huh? Any volonteers ? 😅 Clean you ass yourself now, Russian governments. You are supposed to be grown up by now.
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  21. 0:44 They are the conscience and courage of Russia. Respect. 3:36 Pro-nazi Vichy government in France also declared anti-nazi partisans "terrorists". German anti-nazi partisans were also declared "terrorists". But who cares about what people are supposed to officially be when they know what they do ?
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  22. More seriously, they seems to ignore that military observation systems can operate in a wide range of frequencies, so there is no fucking way the spectrum analysis don't make the difference between painting and metal. I can't believe that a nation with so many scientific geniuses continues to fool around like this. It looks more like an insult to human intelligence than a real strategy or tactic. It's like they're using very convoluted ways to say that they don't give a fuck about anything and that nothing matters to them anymore. 🤷‍♂ If war is possible, everything is possible, so…yeah, well… why not? Let us do whatever randomly. Maybe they are just asking for antidepressants, which they lack. I don't know. I thought it was bad, but it's much deeper than that. Something is really broken in Russia.
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  23. 12:21 This is not an excuse: StarCraft II bronze players who would have better strategical ideas.
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  24. 10:24 Pathetic.
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  25. 4:26 It looks as much like a GPS system as much as a frying pan looks like a screwdriver. Getting used to it ? Ok… this is addiction. Training in new equipment would require intellectual work anyway, which would be totally incompatible with a war of conquest in this century.
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  26. 0:28 Who on Earth would have thought that high-tech weapon producers would also have well-trained high-tech weapon users if needed? Isn't it cheating? 😆
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  27. Russia is learning too slowly the price of pretending to "liberate" people who were already free and had no masters from whom to be "liberated". When you just imagine people suddenly becoming your slaves, you have to expect them to take a few liberties with your bullshit rules.
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  28. 5:06 Nothing new , plus a few lies about the relative time travel of missiles and alert systems depending on what strikes where in Russia. This is В.В.Пу́тин preparing the opinion for a special operation of "demilitarization" of Germany and liberation of Western Europe from U.S. democrat-nazis influence by brave Russian stormtroopers ridding Chinese electric scooters. 🤪 By the way… why put missiles in Germany when Poland can build them at home, much closer from Russia, and French submarine can launch missiles from undersea through the frozen surface of the arctic circle ? Or why not deploy them in Romania ? There must be something about Germany in particular in В.В.Пу́тин's mind, for spectacular and rhetorical purposes, I suppose. Maybe his last job in Germany traumatized him a little.
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  29. 0:56 1. This quadruple chin isn't human. 2. What is she doing to it?
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  30. 5:29 I've seen copies of this document fall into transparent ballot boxes. The problem is they don't provide enveloppes, so anyone around or any camera can see what each voter vote for. This is not a secret vote, so this is not a free vote. For me, who voted many times, this is a semblance of democratic procedure without the know-how and outside the rules of the art. Maybe the people who do this sincerely believe that they are performing some kind of democratic ritual, but they should come and see how it is done in places where democracy is actually protected and learn why this kind of detail changes everything. It's not just a matter of taste. Why respect the results when the organizers don't even respect the fundamentals of the method?
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  31. 6:50 No, I disagree. I think the reality is much more cruel than that. I think the real reason why those numbers are so high is that the people who participated in this poll aren't representative of the whole population, because of: - massive escapes as refugees - injuries (no easy vote from hospital or home for everybody) - death - fright (no secret vote, armed pro-russian forces everywhere) - deportations (fake "humanitarian corridors" while bombing cities) - mobilisation ("militaries" aren't allowed to vote. Period.) - political boycott (people don't want to legitimate this vote so they don't participate) - administrative exclusion (minorities or opponents not receiving their voting papers) Thus, they can show the "democratic" count in front of the cameras after all opposition has been suppressed by anti-human and anti-democratic means, after carefully selecting the remaining voters. Only fools can believe that democracy is about ballot boxes rather than people. The more ballot boxes they put in light, the more we see their need to hide all the other points essential to their legitimacy. The mere fact that they take all really democratic organizations for fools is very insulting. It's a bit like dressing up a baboon as a pope and using it to claim to be orthodox.
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  32. 11:45 Just for the record, this is what I am saying since 2022. And I have absolutely NO military experience. Yes, I have wargame experience and a little martial art experience, like any noob can, but does it count in a real war? I'm not saying it's right or wrong. I'm just wondering why this question can't be answered in a matter of days or week by military experts involved in this conflict, and why do we hear about it in medias only now? The pincer-to-cauldron strategy used by the Russian forces is ultra-obvious. I'm not saying it's the best, but it's never a surprise since the beginning of this conflict. I always wondered what the Ukrainian forces were doing to cut the pincers from outside. We almost only heard about defending from inside the cauldrons. Why? Secret or failure? Failure in doing or failure in planing? For most audiences (which aren't necessarily the best informed ones), this seem too late. The pincers are now wide. The idea came to many non-experts at least since the first attacks around Бахмут, and more around Авдіївка. What did the experts thought about it back then?
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  33. 1:31 In any case, the laws of nature always prevail in this world, and such natural laws tend to kill aged people before the young one, with chronological logic and without a care for any of us. That indicates us what the future is bound to be no matter the whims. But oldest fuddy-duddies rest assured: whether they like the future or not, they won't be part of it.
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  34. 3:24 That's hilarious. So much for "unstoppable hypersonic missile".
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  35. 3:21 Two theories: - The whole plane is a styrofoam decoy in construction. (likely) - Maybe it's a pre-painting coating , either to make the painting more resistant or to reduce the radar signature. (to check)
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  36. 1:11 Whether inspired by Al Capone character in The Untouchables or by Harley Queen in Suicide Squad , depending how you see him.
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  37. 13:14 These nets are effective against small anti-armor bombs that are effective only when detonating in contact with the armor. The kind of bomblets that and might be dropped from drones. They are of absolutely no use against most roquets, missiles, medium to heavy artillery shells or jumping mines.
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  38. 5:52 Wait... it is better for the Ukrainian forces to go around Chernobayevka on their way to Kherson and not take control of it right away, so that the Russian commanders can continue to send as many ground units as possible there to be destroyed. 😌
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  39. 0:57 So fucking staged! It's so ridiculous it's painful to watch. Such idiots wanting to look like what they are not. Real anonymous would never mix masked and unmasked member of their organisation in the same video , of course, duh.🤯 And they would avoid showing what their actual machines and headquarters are. And no, real IT specialists dont use sunglasses in dark rooms when working in front of LED displays😵‍💫, and they don't need retro lights on their keyboards because they actually know where the keys are behind their fingers without looking.😂 Every detail is so fucking wrong in this video! 😂😂😂 Please, silly grandmas, go out discover the real world sometimes. Maybe your child is a real hacker and you don't even know.
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  40. The classic sect plot: all the zealots voluntarily commit suicide to go to a fantasized "paradise", ... except for the boss who keeps the wallets. No corpse is going to ask him why he hasn't followed up yet.
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  41. This is a war. Information war. Let's be brothers in truth and liberty.
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  42. 2:03 This is very exactly what Constantin from @INSIDERUSSIA predicted in detail back in 2022.
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  43. 3:48 Terrorist attack with… brochures and flyers. 😅
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  44. 0:54 What change in style! Are you going to a ва́тник party? 😂
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  45. 2:52 To announce something like that for Easter celebrations is strategically weird.
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  46. 0:45 Maybe it's too early for that. If you thing about Iron Sky featuring great nazis, it happened only in 2012, 67 years after their total defeat. Seagal could at least wait for Russia's defeat in Ukraine before talking about filming their greatness, let alone other occupied territories elsewhere. Russian heroes on the dark side of the moon would be fun, though.
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  47. 0:52 We already know where this idea of eliminating categories of people to purify the society comes from, right? Examples of victim categories used to pretend to be better last century in Europe: - the disabled (until the Vatican protested and the power refrained on visibly killing disabled in order to please the christian population in Germany and avoid unrest) - he jew - he black - the gay - the communist - the "terrorist" (political opponents) - the gypsy - anyone "different" (with visible or added stigmas for political reasons) It's always the expression of an humiliation. Many german felt humiliated after WWI and wanted revenge after the defeat in what they started themselves, so they started to blame minorities not to blame themselves, not to learn, not to take responsibilities. To have a strong leader is the same idea: all the responsibilities of the people given to one man, so they don't have to care whether what they do is correct of not. It's a well knows and sadly banal phenomon in humanity. Do Russians feel the same now?
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  48. 1:00 I wonder how a journalist dares to write that Skabeeva has hit the bottom while none has ever gone as deep as she has. As the absolute pioneer in exploring the unknown deepest abyss, only she can say whether this is the bottom or not. I am impressed by the amount of oxygen she had in stock before the start of the dive, or by her apnea skills. Prolonged apnea can be detrimental to the brain, but it may not be as important for everyone. She is also very resistant to pressure. If she ever comes back up, she's going to need one hell of a decompression chamber.
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  49. 4:46 Even if Putin were a strong man and a genius, and even if Russia were the world's leading economic power (in the eyes of China, what a joke), one would have to be completely deranged and insane not to understand that this would never ever be enough to counterbalance the will of the rest of the world outside its borders. Even the most dominant empire remains a clear minority in the world, compared to all other humans. The fact that the Chinese government seems to be realizing this obvious fact only now is downright disturbing. Billions of Chinese ruled and guided by the blind and deaf? Not reassuring at all.
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  50. 9:46 Lol. If NATO was the a real threat for Russia, Russia would NOT be removing weapons from Kaliningrad to use them in Ukraine. Russia is the insane threat, and proves it. - Knock, knock… - Кто здесь? - Logic! - Держитесь подальше. Мы никогда не используем ничего из этого!
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