Comments by "Marc Joly" (@emjizone) on "Russia Suffers Another Humiliating Defeat" video.

27:16 This is insane. At this rate, Russia won't have to shoot its own planes with missiles anymore to make them fall out of the sky.
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3:17 So far, it's a UK-only grant. But from a technological point of view, it would be much more correct to say that this missile is an international creation.
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11:55 Yeah… that's definitely nut. Even in pure strategic term, if the point is to defend Russian, how being totally deprived of fighting forces and having most of its male population killed, with no chance for demographic recovery, can be called a "victory" ? For any population, Russian or not, this is the definition mass suicide, planned disparition, end of the game, extinction, compromission of any sort of future, final page in the History book. It's not a way to achieve anything, just a way to make sure nothing remain possible. For victory, making sure to defeat oneself ? What an insane pseudo-philosophy ! You know what, the craziest suiciders in al-Kaeda at least intended to go to heaven after death. In the Russian plan, that's not even the case: death seems to be a goal in itself. To survive such a depression, they will need more psychiatrists than this planet can offer. Somebody, please, tell Z-ists that weird magic based on human sacrifice in the hopes of invoking supernatural victory is just a scam based on horror fictions and simply doesn't work in practice.
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0:03 "eliminated": killed or rather made unable to fight by death, bad wounds or other means ? Have they been eliminated as living human or as effective fighters ?
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11:17 How many times this vulnerable island have been invaded or dominated by Russia ? 😂 The romans went there. Their empire did not stay. The Scandinavians went there, too. Their empire did not stay either. They also went on the Dniepr to fund Kiev, but hey… Russia has no sort of existence at this time, yet. Today, the United Kingdom, unlike Russia, has established a lasting peace with all its neighbors, even with France after 100 years (!) of war, and is part of a very serious defensive organisation with more than six times more citizens than the federation of Russia. It's also a nuclear power, a very capable maritime power and an ally of serious maritime, nuclear powers and aerospace leaders, too. Moreover, attacking the UK is against the diplomatic and economical interest of any ally Russia can have. Even North Korea is trying to gain some respectability on the international scene and would avoid actual military confrontation. Apart from marginal population like the transnistrians, all populations between Russia and the UK would be hostile to further Russian attacks against European nations and would never buy the excuse of a preventive strike. So… well… "vulnerable" ? • • • • • •😂 You wanna try ? Curious of the effects it could have ? How degenerate does one have to be to need a reality check, unable to guess in advance the consequences for Russia?
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@chiguireespacialespecial Have you ever hear about the The Channel Tunnel ? 😁
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10:53 Now the situation is different indeed ! Now Putin is playing the role the Emperor, Russia is the highly militarised expansionist empire attacking other countries to annex them and threatening Europe, and France is part of the international coalition against it. Table have turned, indeed ! Too bad Putin is too stupid to learn lessons from past and guess how this kind of behaviour always end, no matter who tries.
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18:14 "Viral" ? What virus ? There are so many… http://conditions.health.qld.gov.au/HealthCondition/home/topic/14/217/viral-infections
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13:03 Yeah... since so much of the Storm Shadow system is made in France and the initial inspiring project is a french design anyways... why not ? SCALP-EG stand for « Système de Croisière Conventionnel Autonome à Longue Portée et d'Emploi Général » (something along: "Conventional Autonomous Long Range Cruise System for General Use"). This shows how France is a tourist destination: even the name of a lethal weapon sounds like a vacation plan. A "missile" ? No really, let say a "cruise system" For "special operation" ? No, stay with "conventional" For "war" ? Nah, come on… for "general use" See ? Nothing bad, nothing to worry about, we are peaceful… ahem.
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14:24 Thinking about the disrespect of the German invaders towards the Ukrainian people three generations ago, it is good to see mentalities changing for the better, and people coming to a sincere agreement on the values that are most important for the whole of humanity. As far as I'm concerned, the fact that Ukraine happens to be a part of Europe, geographically or politically, doesn't change the essential point, which is that everyone should have the right to live peacefully on their homeland without having to suffer the whims of any greedy madman with more guns than brains.
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1:33 A nuclear warhead would probably be programmed to explode in the air above the target. So it is not clear that the Patriot system could deactivate it before the nuclear explosion. Indeed, the 9-С-7760 missiles of the Кинжал system appear to have been intercepted at a relatively short distance from the ground during their final approach phase at relatively low speed, not during their cruise at maximum speed.
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12:36 No ! No , fuck... how many times do we have to explain it? this vehicle is not a tank. Not A Tank It's a recon vehicle. It is not designed to break lines. It is not designed for assault. Its gun is only for self-defense against tanks if one inadvertently shows up on a recon mission, and you have to destroy it with a reflex shot before quickly getting out of there. If it were a tank, it would have heavy armor. This is not the case. Please stop spreading misconceptions!
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0:51 Actually, it seems that at least one missile reached the ground of Kiev and damaged one of the two MIM-104 Patriot systems defending this city by indirect effect, but not beyond repair. The number of anti-air missiles launched this night by Ukraine in order to intercept Russian missiles was also quite impressive: dozens of I-don't-know-what-exactly-for-sure-but-certainly-many-Patriot-missiles-among-other-things. We need to compute the cost-effectiveness of this situation.
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