Youtube comments of Tizi 08 (@tizi087).

  1. Sry nobita, but holding back with todays guest is very hard. As it far too much resembels the old ciycle of Violence that leads to violence until all is gone. Just that it is about relationsship here. And the argument with that everyone has toughts and beliefs.... as a german i want to point to our dark chapter of history and say that one should quesiton evil if he sees it. Also: Nobita i dont care wether you look good or ugly in your vids. I watch your video because you are what free journalism stands for in my opinion. And i am quite sure many others think the same. You are one of those men one likes for what he does, not for his looks.
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  2. on the other hand i am curious wether they would even "have" these disorders in other countrys with a more direct language. in the sense of: they may have it, but nobody diagnoses it. thats what i am curious about. is ASD the same in Japan as in the USA or Austria for example
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  3. ahh unit 731. The unit trying to outshine the SS in brutality and cruelty (sry but i can just take that with humor.)
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  4.  @foobar1979  give a man a few buddys, a good hobby and a job that doesnt treat him like garbage and he is probably very happy already
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  5. Sorry to say this, but I feel all these claims a bit unfounded. Tyler obviously isnt a journalist, he is someone with the unique ability to talk with basically everyone and be chill to some degree. He isnt reporting facts only, but he mainly shows how things look in some places. Thats what makes him so good, he simply shows things and lets people mostly think for themselves. And saying that decriminilisation isnt diffrent from being legal... come on, the effect is the same to a large degree.
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  6.  @dennisams4763  ca 10% der themen in Mathe hat mein lehrer zugegeben, dass man das im berufsleben nicht braucht (er hat zwei söhne die arbeiten und dass bestätigt haben)
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  7. the irony is that even those men who have a high pay job the geniuely enjoy are still not enough or have shortcoming on which women focus too much.
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  8. rip wallets of all males xD
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  9.  @DeepPastry  France had the huge Problem of many losses in WW1. Their economy simplycouldn't afford to let all these man go into the army for a longer period of time.
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  10. thats sadly true and also goes the other way. i was already over 180 at the age of 15 and could have gotten the 18+ armbands at 2 occasions (I was hoenst and didnt took them). So it's hardly suprising its the other way around. Add to that a cheerful personality and some/many people will think that. For me personally due to make-up etc she looks young, but not underage. And her happy personality isnt exactly a childish trait either. Had an equally cheerful classgirl who even now at 23 is still the sunshine in the crowd
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  11. i also heard japanese companys are very unproductive, and that why they work longer to get the same job done isntead of promoting people to be more prouctive
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  12. Ich würde es einfahc einhalten der Genfer Konvention nennen.
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  13. Ich bin 18 und muss rückwirkend sagen, dass es zeiten gab woich deine aussage unterstütze und zeiten wo das gegenteil der fall war....
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  14. had something simliar in my home many years back. Plane had engine fire after takeoff, pilot refused to eject, as it would hit the woods or a small town and start a massive fire. Got ordered again to eject, refused and flew the plane back to the ground with the other working engine, open cockpit and ran for his life.
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  15. Is anyone honestly suprised about those number? I mean: 1: GO into a japanese company = Stress 2: GO into the idol industry --> Competitive industry= more stress 3: An industry where you need to make cash quick, as the skills you learn are hardly useful in the normal economy: even more stress And the list goes on.... so yeah i am not suprised and cant fully feel sorry either, as trough people like Nobita, these things are public knowledge.
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  16. 1: Nobita trying to keep his s*it together is the funniest part of the video by far 2: No matter what someone did to you, it NEVER EVER gives you the right to do bad things to others in the same way. Her putting all men on the same level as her father and ex boyfriend just shows she never actually put tought into it! I have zero smyphathy with this women, what she does is straight out bad and hurts the relationship landscape even more. Women like her make us men less willing to commit fully to a relationship as we simply cant live without the doubts 3: How to not be used as a language learning tool: speak german. Noone with a sane mind tries to learn that language Extra: Obviously the french girl spoken japanese instead of english^^
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  17. A few important bits i feel a bit missing here: Tank numbers are not all, as a smaller more trained force can still achieve a higher combat value than a larger froce (see eastern front) Especially north africa shows this, as at El Ala the brits won, by outlasting the germans in tank losses --> thus montgomery move to wait till all was set in his favour was smart. for those wondering why the brits earlier lost even tough they had more tanks: The reason why the 8.8 became so famous and a tank threat was due to the Germans realising that the training needed to fight aircraft is also handy when fighting tanks and ground targets. Thus the crews were trained for this too and commanders were willing to use the 8.8 in ground combat. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIA, Askey Nigel page 51-52 --> i suppose nobody is suprised that i have to bring up the 8.8 here. The germans used their flank in the anti tank role while the brits didnt, giving them an advantage Tank heavy units are endangered to counter attacks and have a hard time dealing with infantry and AT guns. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIA, Askey Nigel page 343 The Germans were the first ones to realise the mistake of tank heavy divisions. The French and British divisions were way more tank heavy than the Germans. The French outset this by dispersing the tanks into their infantry divisions. The brits meanwhile hat two armoured brigades with 342 tanks while having only 2 infantry Battalions. Thus these units suffered heavy losses especially in North Afrika in 1941 and 42 against the Africakorps. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIA, Askey Nigel page 344 --> the brits like many other realsied quite late how bad tank heavy formations are. When a tank heavy formation losses many of its tanks, it also looses most of its comabt power. Panzer divisions also had many other elements and thus could hold out even with less tanks. You will find many authors stating, that a german tank division with as few as 50 tanks would be capable of all operations. The brits thus got a bloody nose, when they attack with their tank heavy formations, lost many of them and then didnt had the sufficent strenght to stop the german coutnerattack. Panzer divisions showed numerous times, that with as few as 50 tanks they were able to do very effective offensive Operations. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIB, Askey Nigel page 182 And one always needs to keep in mind, that the germans had the superior training and tank doctrine too! also according to one source the germans had some form of air superiority for parts of the campaign. Fliegerführer Afrika albeit being outnumbered managed to achieve a degree of air superiority till early 1942, mainly due to the battle-hardened I./JG 27. The kill to loss ratio was better than 4 to 1 and aces like Hans-Joachim Marseille [known as the Star of Afrika] were born in this units. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIB, Askey Nigel page 247 it still an wonderful video, but i feel like it shows a bit too much the numbers without the context. After all combat power is what matters. To exxagerate it: 20 Leopard 2s will very likely win against 200 T26. As their comabt power is vastly diffrent. Even tough the comabt power of the individual tanks in north africa wasnt too diffrent, the training and leadership was. And tank warfare after all calls for mobile operations, something the germans back thenw ere leading in. So it is really intresting to see, how they always succeded in north africa in these operations, while the brits succeded in their well planned battles (something they were suited for)
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  18. if you are allowed to vote and go to war (or even just the millitary) than should also be responsible enough to go into porn.
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  19.  @steph6109  what do you mean with family ready?
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  20. Intrestingly i never heard of something simliar in germany. Simply because we can apply for special money from the state to fund our education and even the there are even more ways to get the money needed for a university + well we dont pay so much for university anyways. in germany you pay the most for your apartments and stuff
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  21.  @LazyEro  As I german student i can only say: If they do that the will face very very hard punishment. And not educating them is good? German is a good example that bullying is now because of social status and not of religion or because you are foreign ancestry
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  22.  @societeeuropeennederecherc3682  naja Staatsgewalt ist fraglich, gerade wenn gaza von der Hamas regiert wurde.
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  23. I did say that apllies for even more european countries xD. As long as your arent like at least 20 Years older people wont be soo polite.
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  24. If they only would realise, that when we find them beautiful, we men dont instantly objectify them.....
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  25. the irony is really there that a ground breaking ship back then was dreadnought
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  26.  @ozymandiasultor9480  The author in his last words analyses and states, that both sides had the chances to win the War. The Germans had the capabilities to defeat the Soviet Union, while the UdSSR basically lost its entire army in 1941 and was severely weakened. The Outcome of Barbarossa was defined by decisions on all levels, and was NOT predefined. The author states that the Red Army was much closer to defeat that most commonly realised. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIB, Askey Nigel page 353
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  27. she said herself they are more like best friends living together. But when we compare it with other stories from Nobita it still sounds rather healthy. if it works for them... yeah then why not
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  28. About hesiation of using "boobs or in general the weapons of the women": i will always recall the stories of my grandmother (I am from germany for a bit of context) who always told me that she flirted a bit with her chefs or let her chefs/superiorys flirt and drink a few drinks in order to get promotions and her place in the company she wants. today i would say that is not the way to go but 40 years back it was totally understandable when the genders were far from fair. What she often said is: use what you have and what god (she is partially religous) gave you, and god gave you your body so use it. Even tough i am not really religious i must admitt that this is an itnresting way to think. As a result i dont so a problem with the women in the video doing what they are doing.
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  29. I suppose it depends on culture. here in germany i would say it wouldnt be that much of a problem. Maybe its diffrent in japan. I admit it would probably be better if the son is a bit older, so he and hsi friends are more mature and realise it is an job like any other job
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  30.  @TheJapanReporter  as a question: why do you do interviews where you get such limitations? in my opinion this against the freedom of press as this is no critical topic
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  31. yeah there is. But then women should not complain about gender equality if they expect us men to pay every time.
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  32. yeah everyone, litrally everyone complains about our bureaucracy. We even have companys outsource stuff due to it (Biontech for example, yes the vaccine company). The german society as far as i can say from my german point of view aint that much of a problem, as we have so many diffrent cultures here. Immigration is the problem rather, as we no longer have the "sole german way of things".
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  33. "soem romance or dating is suppsoed to happen in college" as a student, in germany, i can (from my expierence) confirm this is not the case
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  34.  @drachenkonig5168  mittlerweile sind viele in den Ru reihen wohl wieder Vertragssoldaten.
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  35. 350 billion dolalrs of aid to ukraine? That man is a notirous liar!
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  36.  @6zz  and? if you as a son with can say with confidence: yes this is my mother and this is here job. is there anyone going to step up agaisnt you?
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  37. yep the reaction was gold^^
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  38. “The Gross-Deutschland (Greater-germany, or GD) Motorised Infantry Regiment was one of the most elite units in the Wehrmacht. Its soldiers were specially selected from army units all over Germany, and were usually already experienced.” Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIA, Askey Nigel page 471 lines 6-8 The Grossdeutschland ha a complex ToE but due to intense training the cohesion was high. In terms of strength it was more like a mechanised brigade. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIA, Askey Nigel page 471 not that suprising when looking at the divisions/corps/regiments history. Had an absolute elite cadre and usually got the ebst equipment and stuff. its only logical that it would have a high combat power
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  39. My university for aerospace engineering is the best example. We litrally take anyone who finsihed highschool and did a 9 week internship. Yet our woman percentage is iirc below 30% or so. And then woman complain not enough woman work in this field.... but what is stopping them?
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  40. Just a reminder: In both israel and korea there is mandatory military service. SO Johnny went into countries planning be obnoxious, where a lot of people who are the same age as his audience more than have the training to beat him up...... That jsut makes it even more stupid from his part
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  41. its just astonishing how nobody think about it in a more generel way: Less individuality from an erarly age --> less willingness to do something out of the common like founding a new company --> general stagnation the more videos from nobita i watch the more i see how all the problems are interconnected especially in terms of japans economy
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  42. I hope there will also be an video about the crimes from other nations..... just to make things fair
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  43.  @dennisams4763  ich würde es zugegebener Maßen wenn ich den Grundriss vom Grundstück hätte ausrechnen. Hat mein Vater ja auch so gemacht xD aber zum Kern der aussage gebe ich recht
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  44. Sorry but loving Trumps doesnt make sense in any way. That man is currently: -shaking the foundation of NATO -dismantiling the rule based world order his country created -starting tradewars that affect his citizen -making people all across the Globe more hostile to the US -LITRALLY being best buddies with an internationally persecuted war criminal named Putin -causing Europe to massively rearm and no longer see the US as an ally -puts the alliance with japan in question -etc Like sorry but the way that man is shaking the world, against what is own country build up has nothing to do with "America first". it's just his own agenda. If the US wanted to cut spending for example, they could have forced the Europeans to take over more by different means. Also: look at his lapdog Musk, who's Tesla sales are collapsing, just like the stocks of american defence companies. Yeah surely America first.....
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  45. German here: Kind reminder that what this guy says is basically a modernsied version of the things the mustache Mans party said in my country back in ww2. Just that instead of arian race he means intelligent people...... The fact that such a person sits in parliament is a disgrace to Japan.
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  46. Soldiers in a nutshell. What do you expect from people ready to go to war? As a german soldier says: "If you plan to go to war, dont raise sheeps, raise wolves."
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  47. and elt's not forget the whole disregard for the fact: how do we get those resources to the home islands? Via cargo ship wonderful! --> procced to kinda forget submarines are a thing and loose much of the stuff, and only thanks to EXCELLENT torpedo design by the americans it wasnt much more.
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  48. no? Look at ukraine. It became very apparent that APS, Drone jamming, Drone coutnermeasures etc becoem more relevant but the tank is still relevant, And we aint seeing massive tank manouvers due to it becoming a staticer war. Russia was not intelligent enough to make mass tank manovuers in the beginnign and UA lacked the number.
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  49.  @redaug4212  *looks at Hans Joachim Marseille who did exactly that
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  50.  @tenho-ej1wz  furthere below he said he was sponsored for this video and he didnt really ahd a choice. additionally he is doing his job as a journalist. He never said he agrres or disagrees with here. He was the neutral interviewer and shared exactly that with us his audience.
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  51. I am german and was also confused: like: What have the dutch to do with that? what the heck. the i googled it, realised what i meant an broke out in laughter because of the girls reaction and nobitas.
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  52. Manstein without competition: Plan for the fall of france, siege of sewastpol, backhand blow, battle of kursk, amenets–Podolsky pocket. He was basically the best germany had to offer and even after the war he helped to build up the mordern german army
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  53.  @shelbysycamore637  because maybe just maybe, she can still work her own job parttime (something my mother did even after i moved out). Furthermore depending on what she does at home she would probably realise that the man is also dependant on her. If she does 80% of the householdchores because he does overtime, why should she call him out for being dependent on her?
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  54. The thing is that there are also many other jobs affecting a family one way or another. I agree that it wasnt very considerate of her towards her family, but it doesnt change the fact that she apparently truested her husband enough to know it wouldnt brother him.
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  55.  @hanszimmer9224  Naja in meinen augen gehören Privatschulen verboten, dass sorgt mit sicherheit auch für ungleichheit
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  56.  @matheuss886  the iron will of a good journalist
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  57. I as a fellow german can just agree. This video was mind blowing. when looking around of my old classmates with which i quit school 2 years ago, many got said Bafög or even scholarships. other study and work at the same time in a company but get twice the money from a parttime job, others parent (including me) can afford to pay my stuff. Its just..... i never tought any decent country would load it students with such stuff... i ruins you for years
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  58. Jup. Und man stelle sich nun vor die IDF startet gleichzeitig eine Bodenoffensive. Wäre shock and Awe at it's finest.
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  59. it shocked me even more when thinking about my ex girlfriend who insisted that we split the bill xD
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  60. The Brandenburger before becoming infantry units were even more important! They were the first special forces ever afterall and made impressive results during Fall Gelb
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  61. Ahh japanese workculture. I cant be any worse. Everything i read/hear so far from diffrent (even japanese) journalist is horrible. Over time (which they try to fight but it aint reaaaalllly working), high pressure, punishments, bullying and the list goes on. I am not a bit suprised this incident happend. A pilot under simliar stress would have also caused an accident. Japan really needs to change its workculture As one german youtuber (who is fluent in japanese as far as i know) said: "i would love to live in japan if i just wouldnt have to work there"
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  62. I still remember the story my friend told me: he is working as a plumber and an all girls school nearby needed an overhaul of the plumbing in the gym. So he and another guy were send there. but before they had to attend a multi hour course ont he weekend, telling them how to behave around the girls, becuase it was a bloody catholic girls school. And now imagine two guys around 25, working in the gym with the piping on the one side, swearing like crazy because shit is ancient, only to then watch as the girls and nuns enter to hall to do PE classes...... All the girls were so confused and distrubted as they saw grown men for the first time. And that alone gives me enough reasons to wonder who thought these kind of school are an good idea.
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  63. "Nationals of a State which is not bound by the Convention are not protected by it." 4ter Artikel der 3ten Genfer Konvention. Palestina hat 2014 die Genfer Konvention ratifiziert, Gaza wird aber seit 2007 von der Hamas regiert. Alleine diese tatsache macht es für mich schon hoch fraglich ob ein Kerndokument wie die Genfer Konvention anwendbar ist in diesem Krieg. Wie immer davon ab, dass die Hamas nahezu alles militarisiert hat und vermutlich man immer in einem 50m umkreis um einen einschlagsort irgendeinen Tunnel oder ähnliches finden wird. Ich find es einfach schwer israel für die Art der kriegsführung zu verurteilen, da die Hamas israel ja nahezu dazu zwingt so zu operieren.
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  64. Die japaner haben halt die Kunst des Vergessen perfektioniert. Du kannst dich nicht schuldig fühlen, für etwas wovon du nichts weißt.
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  65. i think you pretty much summed it up. i woudl add the following (in terms of dating and relationship) The other person should genrally be attracted to you because of your personality not your looks. if the love/friends call it what you want is mutual and you change your looks to the others liking it will probably benefit both of you
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  66.  @creeperwasfound703  why is the future for the kid dark?
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  67. me before and after this video: "as expected. come over here my beautiful planes" * procceds to study aerospace engineering like a mad man
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  68.  @shelbysycamore637  no she worked part time WHILE caring. because that works when you country has child care facilitys the biggest being called SCHOOL
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  69.  @shelbysycamore637  it is a monetary loss but not pension unless it is a not social pension system. furthermore everyone one knows scale by quantity so living cost might fall when living together thus the woman perhapos has more remainin income
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  70. ​ @warthoggoulags1679  saying that the soviets have good logistics is one of the biggest jokes i ever read. Especially in 1941 there logistics were..... terrible. While the German Supply was mainly hampered by longer supply lines and the bad infrastructure the Soviets had a chronic shortage of almost all types of transport equipment. Combined with their massive amounts of heavy equipment they had sever supply problems (as tanks and artillery are supply hungry). See Operation Barbarossa: the Complete Organisational and statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume I, Nigel Askey page 25 Many of the Soviet units in the western military district had less than half their allocated manpower on 22nd June 1941. Additionally, they lacked missed 33-66% of their horses and sometimes up to 80% of their motor vehicles. At the same time they had all of their heavy equipment. See Operation Barbarossa: the Complete Organisational and statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume I, Nigel Askey page 36 23% of all motor vehicles of the Red Army were inoperable in June 1941. Including the whole UdSSR 45% of all trucks were unusable. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIB, Askey Nigel page 310 The average supply distribution efficiency factor for the Wehrmacht on the Eastern front in 1941 was around 74%. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIB, Askey Nigel page 299 VS The Soviet SDE with more realistic numbers, was probably around 20% in 1941. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIB, Askey Nigel page 312 The authors stresses, that the Red Army had massive supply problems in 1941 and if a German and a soviet division would face each other in similar circumstances the former would have almost 5 times as much supply. The author states that the only time when the supply of the two sides became equally bad, was when German motorised corps operated far away from their supply hubs. See Operation Barbarossa the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis and Military Simulation Volume IIB, Askey Nigel page 313-314 Soviet truck production fell significantly during WWII! Big reasons for this were, that they retooled factories to produce tanks as well as needing more weaposn for their ever-expanding army. See Operation Barbarossa: the Complete organisational and Statistical Analysis and military Simulation Volume IIIA by Nigel Askey page 107 The Allies provided the Soviets with well over twice the number of trucks the Soviets produced themselves and 3.5 times when the Lift Capacity is taken into account! See Operation Barbarossa: the Complete organisational and Statistical Analysis and military Simulation Volume IIIA by Nigel Askey page 108 --> without the allies there would be no soviet truck park or way less tanks. had a far to small motor industry. “Thus, for example, the 22nd Army since the start of the winter offensive in January had lost its entire complement twice over. Replacements for the fronts on the Western Direction in the period between January and April 1942, though 5.6 times greater in number than in December 1941, were untrained and immediately consumed in the fighting. The artillery of several of the attacking divisions in March-April was down to one-tenth to one-third of a standard allotment of shells and only 10 mortar rounds. It was unable to inflict any perceptible damage to the enemy’s defenses. In addition, the muddy season began in April.” Gerasimova, Svetlana; Britton, Stuart. The Rzhev Slaughterhouse: The Red Army's Forgotten 15-month Campaign against Army Group Center, 1942-1943 (S.84). Helion and Company. Kindle-Version. --> artillery was litrally running out of ammo from all I know the red army didnt had good supply in the first 2 years of the war and needed much lend lease to improve. maybe in 1944 onwards their logistics got better. but in the beginning they were.... really really bad.
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  71. maybe japan should annex taiwan then^^ would defintly stop china from having any more plans for invasion (As Japan has a very clear gurantee from the US, unlike Taiwan)
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  72. she at least has the ethical code to only hunt for the men who wont be too hit by the money they lost..... but thats all apart from that her morals just despisable
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  73. the textbook stuff is shocking. Our German textbooks had probably 100 pages+ only about third reich.
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  74. gut die Allierten haben ihre eigenen Verbrecher auch nicht verurteilt^^ Also von daher wenig überraschend. Der Begriff Siegerjustiz kommt ja nicht von nirgendwo.
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  75.  @jordanlyles74  nice, you jsut assumed i am married/you assume i couldnt go along with this. Everyone ahs his/hers own happiness and this is one of those cases.
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  76.  @Bullet-Tooth-Tony-  at one point it counted as a corps due to getting so many assets
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  77. Seriosly? Koreans are friendly to japanese even tough of all the history that happend between them?? and we Germans still have to carry our historcial burden?..... props to the koreans for forgiving the Japanese. I didnt expected that... or rather they still love Japan and get alogn even when knowing the hisotry
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  78.  @Michaelonyoutub  no necessarily tanks but mobile units!
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  79.  @MrRAGE-md5rj  but isnt exactly this reputation thing one of Japans problems? isnt it rather good that more and more people start to ignore this relic from the past?
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  80.  @WilhelminaRa  me neither
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  81. being harsh and honest is the only way to make people reflect on themselves. Holding back in my opinion is wrong
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  82.  @elgatofelix8917  modern feminism. Not the one where they wanted equal rights. The modern one that goes waaaay to far. Thats also a big problem
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  83. no because she apparently was unable to tell me something as simple as: i want to do it with you. if she fails at that she can happily go.
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  84. Ahhh da füllt sich die Bingo karte von Afrika für diese jahr. Grenzverletzung ist schonmal abgehakt, ein abzeichnen eines gewinners im Sudan auch. Fehlen nur noch diverse Coups. Zynismus aus Ich bin ehrlich: überraschen tut es mich nicht wirklich. Die region ist leider schon immer instabil und das wird auch nicht besser, vorallem da Westeuropäer mehr und mehr verdrängt werden und stattdessen russiche Söldne rkommen die ihren job.... naja nur so halb erledigen. Und auch wenn dies eher in Westafrika ist, so pflanzen sich effekte doch fort.
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  85.  @user-jq2iz9zn4p  What? Ähm no! The germans still inflicted more casualities to the red army then the red army did to them. There are very few occasions when the red army didn't lost more men then the Wehrmacht!
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  86.  @Seelenwiese  ich hätte meine Muttersprache auch nicht freiwillig gelernt^^
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  87. in the end everyone defines attractive for himself, and attractive doesnt equal sexy. So i suppose there are quite a number of men that like big boobs and find women with them attractive. And we shouldnt forget that some even differ between physically attractive and mentally attractive.
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  88.  @mspicer3262  i worded this bad Equipment is secondary to combat power. The Basis ate Choesion, Moral, leadership, doctrine/Training etc Equipment just gives capabilites. It doesnt create combat power. From that logic the soviet should have won in 41 as they had far more tanks which equal combat power. This simply isnt the case.
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  89.  @mspicer3262  but now add the panther units operation under a worse doctrine. For example one putting not enough focus on reconnisance. The Panther now have no clue where rhe enemy is..the PanzerIV unit meanwhile jas a highly effective reconnisance unit and know where the Panthers are, and are thus able to lay an ambush. Even the best Equipment wont help you if you aint properly integrage it into your force Structure.
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  90. I rather see point 1 as a honest self assesment rather than respect. He realises the situation and openly says how things are. I just comes over as respectful. Point 2: isnt showing gratitude just showing one is a decent human being? Why is that respectful in Japan? Point 3: And this how you stop any kind of productive conversation and everyone nods at the plan... Sorry but i took part in meeting, and if just the higher ups talk that not good... same for friendship conversations, when one just can voice his own opinion. It also discourages Initative, which in my opinion is a skill everyone needs. Point 4: I would call this being open minded. I find it strange to associate that with being respectful but ok. I kinda see why... maybe....
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  91. Well it's certainly veeeryy complicated. The illegal online porn is hard to stomp down on, simply because the servers often are somewhere in the world and you can hardly sue them in front of a court. But everything you stream on your pay website will be watched hardly, i dont really see a working solution for that. i suppose what would defintly help be lowering the overall numbers of actress, so that fewer actress make videos. Competition always leads to bad conditions, maybe less competition is better in this case. And in the end a chance of altiude in japan. In germany being a prositute is a job you can legally apply for. With health insurance and everything. Yeah there is still predujice, but no chef can kick you out of the company for that, or rather he will have a hard time doing that. I think japan also needs to recognize that the sex buisness is a normal job, and quiting and then doing something else is totally fine. PS: I started to get intrested in japan not by any of the 3 things you mentioned (altough nowdays i am an anime fan) i actually came to japan because of the WW2 topic. And the i tried to understand why some stuff happend, and why it happend
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  92. I agree it is messed up in some ways. On the other hand, other jobs could be equally messed up as well.
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  93.  @shelbysycamore637  both sides have expectations and should look who fullfills which. If she is cleaning but he keeps the car and the garden running i would call it even
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  94.  @shelbysycamore637  if a woman ask for more than equivalent exchange why should a man comply?
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  95. The solution to the housing crisis is well known and easy: The gouverment builds housing, and actually maintains it. Those low prices then force private companies to make afforable housing as wlel, in order not to loose in the market.
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  96. naja, das passsiert halt, wenn terroristen offen rumrennen in der eigenen bevölkerung. Kollateralschaden gibt es immer und der hier ist ja noch gering.
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  97. i mean opening a history books quite clearly shows what kind of desasters religion can cause. It has it good sides too, but often has/takes more influence than it should
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  98. well Paulus wasnt a general by choice. originally he was a staff officer who then became promoted. So he lacked the expierience. furthermore he was not allowed to break out and believed the airsupply would come in. The outside forces couldnt help because they would need the help from inside the pocket to creat a corridor
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  99.  @TheJapanReporter  s you regret making this video? because you didnt had your choice as a journalist?
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  100. So we basically compare units which are hard to compare.... Comparing pilots with ground troops is difficult. But no matter what it intresting that the katyusha is named instead of the nebelwerfer who was more effective due to the propulsion being at the front and the exlosive at the back leading to airburst like explosions. Further more the 1SS stands head and shoulders above the other units in terms of combat power
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  101.  @leeelentar9172  i litrally know ppeople who went in the german Budneswehr at 18 and went to Afghan at 19. If they were able to decide that they wanna go into a warzone than they should also be able to decide if they want to go into porn
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  102.  @erniestrother3545  both require repsonibility from one person and the ability to take decision. And the army is on a higher level of decision. If you can make the higher level decision, you can also do the lower
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  103. As a german who has a gendered language: No.... jsut no Japanese has multiple alphabets.... in what world, is english a more difficult language to learn than japanese? Or rather in what world is english not easy? You so many people in even slavic countries, having no problem with english, all countries above japan in those rankings. So there is no excuse.
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  104.  @mariamariafujoshiinurarea2524  well as usual the law protects women. if women are not willing to call the law its their fault. If you get abused and dont call the police it is your bloody fault for not taking action. Because guess what: most men agree that abusing women is not ok
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  105.  @mariamariafujoshiinurarea2524  that you forgot to mention that "poor country" meant backwater nation. If you are living in a proper functioning nation such stuff would happen. But if you live in a semi failed state what do you expect? and even then: did she tried another police station? other legal ways? and if there are no laws in your country it maybe consider leaving it instead of complaining about countries where those laws exist and are being enforced!
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  106.  @Inception1338  even today you can still study via the millitary, stay there for 12 years while still doing a job close to what you studied (for example engeneering) and then switch to private economy. while getting full pay
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  107. i am really suprised that scholarships or any other kind of money aid for students and other people in education or learning a job are non existent in Japan. I tough such thinks are normal in other developed countries Edit: It just..... really weird how such a problem is overlooked. Either the salary of non collage people needs to rise or something has to be done to lwoer the debt. otherwise its goign to end really abd
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  108. Schwarzer Humor an AHhhh... Einheit 731. Japans versucht noch grausamer zu sein wie die Lagerärzt von uns deutschen. Schwarzer Humor aus. Aber mal ehrlich: Wie konnte man hiervon nicht wissen? Es ist allgemein bekannt das Japan absolut grausam war im Pazifik und sein gekonntes vergessen der eigenen Geschichte bis heute diplomatische Beziehungen beeinflusst. Es wurde sich nie entschuldigt oder irgendwas, es gibt nach wie vor den Schrein wo jene gehuldigt werden, die dem Kaiser gedient haben.... darunter Klasse A Kriegsverbrecher. Also ich würde dies wirklich nicht als dunkles Geheimnis Japans bezeichnen.
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  109. +-5 years
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  110.  @theusher2893  they are. It is explicity forbidden to target civilian population.
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  111. mhhh depends. The legally apply prositudes ing ermany (so those which are registered for the gouvverment) are protected by a number of laws. I think something like that woudl help other countries too
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  112. I foudn yoru statment about language and cultutre barrier a bit suprising: especially the latter yeah language theoretically shouldnt be a problem, but who knows if one will ever master Japanese. But i suppose culture barrier is a problem, even when i talk with other europeans i am very often suprised sometimes even annoyed about the way they deal with diffrent topics due to their culture. And thats just going to be worse in japan. there are some german youtuber making videos about Japan, being completly suprised evena fter living their for years what is done sometimes. And overcoming cultural diffrences is something very ahrd i suppose. The others points you made are intresting, especially consdiering that Japan Women apparently think highly of westerners but when it comes down to them they dont think any of them is serious. Again, cultural diffrence. in Europe i at least did say people dont assuem that right away. They assume it after they know how long you are planning to stay
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  113.  @thathandsomedevil0828  1st: you dont no the situation if a son would say that 2nd: you can only be bullied as much as you let yourself get bullied 3rd: so you accept a flawed society instead of trying to Reform kt. You know what also dedtroys a society? Lack of advancment
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  114. ""Isolated palces humans avoid like Chernobly" well apparently nobody told that to the russian army when they started digging trenches there
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  115. barbeque without beet. The german in me is dying rn. but i suppose that is cultural diffrence. Also: Do not compar egerman beer with the beer of any other countries!^^ other beers are quite diffrent to ours.
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  116. no why do you assume that?
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  117.  @amitchawla5124  Most but not all. i dont agree with you
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  118.  @amitchawla5124  Yes Most. So why do YOU assume that HE is hating this deep inside when you said yourself that only MOST men will agree with you?
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  119.  @serenityssolace  I am curious too. Women never had much power in history, they were basically objects. I am intrested to see some sources for his statement
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  120. Is this only for new players?
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  121. wait this has to be a joke: Is japans media actually ignoring the war in the Ukraine? How? and Why? Russia increased the readiness of its nuclear arsenal, many countries try to help ukraine with either weapons or food. and Japan is ignoring it? i mean yeah Japan is not part of NATO and not a European country but still, how can you ignore such a humantary crisis. didnt Japan even voted for sanctions and stuff in the UN council? From video to video i must admit that i understand Japan less.... there is so much good stuff in that country but from my european perspective i cant comprehend how these social issues remain in place, how nothign changes while people fear the future..... incomprehensile.
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  122.  @kenshinag  yeah that propabaly aint gonna work in these days
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  123. 1:japan started a war in China where it made quite clear it doesnt care much about rules of war 2:It attacked the US, a country where enough knew they had no hope of winning a war aka --> Japan brought this at least partially upon themselves next: "Innocent civilians" if the world blames germany for hitlers rise to power i will blame Japan (as well as russia today) and their citzizens for letting their leaders do this to. In the end: be glad the americans didnt land in mainland Japan.
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  124.  @user-jq2iz9zn4p  yeah but you dont need to be more effective to win a war. In the end the soviets won, thats vorrect but they lost more men and Equipment than the Wehrmacht making the Wehrmacht more effective Effectiveness means to inflict more loses than receiving loses yourself, kt doesnt matter if you win or Lose to have a high effectivness
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  125. you mean the story which was purley made for propaganda an even the soviets later admitted that the story was made up?
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  126. You guys are aware, that the fed in the US does not fall under the president but under the congress? Thus inflation is only to some extend in the hands of the US president. Also: JAPAN could also fight inflation by its own and not just complain about the US-dollar. I also want to remind every japanese, that the alliance with the US is LITRALLY on the top spot of their public defense plans.... like litrally Japan is under the US nuclear umbrella. Pacifism does not work currently! Also if done well, defense spending can increase arms production and thus also push the economy. The idea of things geeting more peaceful or cheaper without the US as an ally is.... short sighted. Just ask your own defense planners what they think about that plan.
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  127.  @mspicer3262  this Was meant in the way of Panzer IV vs Panther. A Well led unit with high choesion with Panzer IV will win against the unit where Training etc are lower. Same with your example, as during Barbarossa germany motorized divisions defeated tank divisions, simply due to better doctrine and leadership. The scouts found the tanks and the the mobile AT units engaged them.
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  128.  @mspicer3262  yes if both units are equal the one with Panther probably wins (as luck is a factor) but tanks are always integrated into a unit. A bataillion of tanks alone is actually a pretty bad unit as it needs it support assets. As show repeatetly in WW2 when tank heavy units didnt work. Also my original example was specifically about the fact, that quality and quantity might not matter if the non material stats are garbage.
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  129.  @mspicer3262  i think you arent getting my point. "Equipment doesnt equal combat Poweer" means that other factors are more important to combat power thaz equipment, thus making equipment secondary. I explained These factors above. If you still dont understand it, i suggest reading Martin Van Crefelds book about combat power. You wont find equipment mentionted really much. Rather things like cohesion leadership etc. From your logic a unit with a high number of bette tanks or a unit with better tanks always wins. If everything ks equal that "might" be the case. But assuming 2 units have the exact samebsoft stats is just unrealistic. Yes newer equipment enhances combat power. But if the basics are missing the unit as a whole doesnt improve that much. For example Nigel askey calculated the Combat power of T34 and Panzer III during operation barbarossa for his simulation/resarch about it. The Former has a higher combat Value. Yet the units consistently Performed worse than the german ones. Even when having KV-1 on top! Just a prime example why just having good tanks wont save you if all the other stuff doesnt work.
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  130. thsi interview was certainly somethign diffrent. So open minded. You can really tell she was overseas for quite some time. But intresting career from hostess, to poker player to, this. Edit: because many people apparently cant udnerstand here, and i suppose quite a bit from your viewership is from the US: Imagine a married husband going into the army after 9/11 to join the war against terror. Without askign the family/say: "You cant stop me". I bet quite a number of people would support him, he would be cheered on. I say: "Where is the diffrence, the one brigns "shame" over the family for what she does, only because societ cant accept certain things yet. the other person might come home in a coffin."
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  131.  @jeffb.140  i like dark humor^^
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  132.  @camelway  I didnt check it. I just wanted to know what it means because i had zero clue
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  133. No.... a good politican would tell these people, that their safety is caused, by the conventional deterrence those bases provide.... if people dont understand that concept, than sorry for them, but they are a lost case.
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  134.  @sdog1234  but it isnt just others buisness. they are married. In my opinion its not a problem. but i can totally udnerstand many people see a problem here
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  135. Ok counter example: A soldier and a women get married and the soldier receives the option to go overseas into a warzone, but he doesnt has to. He decides to do it because he thinks he fights for the freedom of his country. Here the women went into porn because she thinks it is the right thing to do (and nobody mentions the financial benefits for the family) so tell me: Werent both icnredibly selfish with their actions? because i often see people cheering when soldier go to the fight.
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  136. i dont know what is up in japan but i can barely beleive that the men in most cases dont want to do it. Either japanese men are wired compeltely diffrent or women try to blame them. because i yet need to find a men between 20-45 who doesnt still wanna do it. And oh boy my parents did it in their 40s when we bought a house and i had my own floor below them. Same in my aircraft club where the topic is regular and normal. so either japanese men are strange or women are blaming them. Because i find it ahrd to believe that men dont wanna do it and if youa re a men who doesnt find his wife sexy anymore: talk with her about it. because if she wants stuff to happen she will defintly show you a side you didnt know before. everyone ahs kinks so talk about them and i am sure fun will return
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  137. Really Zuhkov? And then you even talk about the incident with Japan. Where he had every possible advantage and still had more losses even tough he was initally defending? And he turned theatres in ww2? The man who send his soldiers to die why gaining very little to no ground? Who only performed good when it came to coordinate more frontline suited generals in larger operation but who was inompetent when leading units himself (see seelow heights for reference). And you name Rommel instead of Manteins?? Rommel who's overrrated but still good instead of the absoloute wizard of Manstein who always made the very best out of his units and whereever he went managed to accomplish most of his objectives??? "intresting" choices
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  138. As a german, I can confirm that what he says goes along the lines of a certain gouverment we had during ww2.... wtf is wrong with Japan????
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  139.  @ДмитрийШапошников-к8ч  as oyu said the stigmas are the main problem here. I can understand she didnt told her son directly, especially considering his age. I would even be mad at there if she wait till he is of age.
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  140. Wenn dann wäre die IDF gestern in zusammenarbeit mit massiver Luftkampagne reingegangen. Ich denke da wird jetzt keine riesen offensive kommen.
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  141.  @sergeyk9060  why and how?
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  142.  @simonrobillard  it always matter how good/bad your enemy logistics are. and the allies (western ones) were clearly better, while te Soviets worse. So i wouldnt say the german logistics were bad, they were just bad in comparision to others.
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  143.  @b4nterontilt  intresting Stalingrad Was never a goal of case bluenat all. Hitler wanted to take the City most of the Wehrmacht didnt. And if hitler didnt forbid the breakout then division would have probably managed to do so, if inrecall correctly 3 days after then encirlement troops on both sides were ready to break out and etablish a coordior. And dont forget in such cases its important to get the soliders out. Soldiers xan be reequiped and will then fight better because of more experience. Ecquipment cab be reporduced
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  144. While each time having horrible losses even the soviets cant afford forever.
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  145. So basically a number of people want the US army to leave Japan? i hope they are aware, that that would also include the deterence of the US nuclear umbrella.....
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  146.  @felixmeier541  exakt. die Japaner haben lieber einen Schrein wo sie indirekt Klasse A Kriegsverbrecher huldigen.
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  147. Das kommt darauf an, ich habe z.b. einen Informatiklehrer der ein sehr breites wissen hat und es auch bewiesen hat das er was kann.....kann es aber elider net vermitteln:(
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  148. It's English?! How in the world can one survive these days without english?
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  149. I am confused for multple reasons: 1) why is being unable to read the air an disorder? or rather is there like a lower level of the skill and if you are below that than you have that disorder? because i cant read the air either and i am only living in germany. SO i am rather confused how you define it being a disorder and differ it from just not having the skill. 2)is meaning: "i hurt other with my words" related to just not caring or not realising? because once again both applies for me. But i wouldnt say its totally uncommon for people to be direct and blunt. 3)the way of covnersation being special.... well doesnt seems so super special at all. not interrupting each other sounds.... well in the first instance like good manners and not like something you need for people with these disorder dont get me wrong, i dont want to downplay these disorders. I just dont get in which way you can define something as an disorder, which (at least form my point of view) just seems like a lack of skill. her mood swings are totally udnerstandable but the ASD stuff really looks complicated. can anyone may explain it again in a diffrent way?
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  150.  @commentarytalk1446  thanks for th explanation
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  151. This may be a strange question but: Would you advise wetsern men to shave their beard before making holiday in japan? Will it help to stand out less? altough i suppose i will still stand out with 186cm body height and blond hair. I suppose iu should go to korea with that height xD
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  152.  @Mochiette  define decent
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  153. Men without facial hair are attractive Me looking into the mirror and currently trying to grow a beard: "Well i suppose i am not attractive in japan" (Apart from the fact that i will probably scare people with my height of 186 cm and yes thats already happening here in europe)
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  154. offer: transform the ATF into an organisation which makes standarts for gun production, standartdises weapon safety programs, shooting ranges etc. Aka an agency who's focus it is, to make sure that people get properly build guns and can acquire proper training to use them.
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  155. if you go trough hell keep going. I just went on with it and now things cant really touch me anymore. Resiliance and mental strength are key elements.
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  156.  @willpugh-calotte2199  really 50 years afterswards, and you potencially destroy/severly damage his live?
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  157. Very nice video indee. I loved the end where you called the two sides which gave me many information i didn't knew (specially the closeness to Hitler). I would really like to see such a video now with the (from my opinion) less know but nearly as successful general Erich von Mannstein. I think it would be very interesting because if i remeber correctly he defintly was against the stauffenberg attentat, but was a target of the conspiracer. Hope you willfind time for that. Und grüße aus der schönen Pfalz
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  158. depends on your enemy sir!
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  159. You guys actually didnt incldued "das boot"? are you serious?
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  160. Historically multi ethnic states did not work. That should be rather well know with perhaps a few exceptions. So it really aint suprising that this stuff happens. This is part of known group dynamics.
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  161.  @MrJm323  were the japanese also using korean women littally as sex slaves in ww2? As always good and Bad stuff happend
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  162.  @MrJm323  *and because of me being german but thx for the fuller story.
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  163.  @MrJm323  had simliar bugs with other comments too. Malkes discussion really painful
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  164. ähm no? Monti was too careful when he should be aggresive and vice versa. He certainly was horrible but nope he wasnt their best general. Just look at his plans for a scenario where amrket garden would have succed and you can see how insane he is.
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  165.  @angloirishcad  careful doesnt mean limiting casualities..you can also limit casualities by being aggressive and overrunning your enemy in order tontake POWs and as a result you have tonfight less against him which in then end also lowerrs casualities. And he did exactly the Opposition in operation marker gardern where he had high casualities
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  166.  @lesdodoclips3915  but even then he made this idea an let it bw approcwd wven tougj intelligence Showed german armour in that area..... Monty wasnt a Bad general, but i would certanly not call him the best. Even his famos battle of El almanein wasn't that much of a prove of his capabilities
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  167.  @lesdodoclips3915  source?
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  168.  @angloirishcad  mhhh you got a point but its difficult. Yes, a Bilder attack leads to more initiall loses. But a Bilder attack May lead to a more decisive victory. And thats what Monty lacked in my opinion. When he went into combat he tried to achieve the best result, with planung, Waiting and gathering troops. Then he made his battle and reached his objectives but didn't do more. He didnt grasoed oppertunitys others would have graso because for him those were uneccesary risks. You xan fight like that, but that doesnt makes you more effective than someone who regulary grasos oppertunitys. Take battlo of the buldge for example. Montys troops (the british) guarded the meuse to prevent a german crossing. Ok good idea. But he waited really long for them to Participate in the counterattck. In the end his Mission was succesful. But like always whereever he wpn theres a big COULD have been more succesful
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  169.  @lesdodoclips3915  to quote wikipedia: "Browning's intelligence officer – Major Brian Urquhart — obtained information from the 21st Army Group in Belgium and Dutch resistance that German armour was present around Arnhem. This was backed up with aerial reconnaissance that he ordered to be flown.[20] Browning was dismissive and ordered his chief medical officer to have Urquhart sent on sick leave.[21] In fact, SHAEF was aware that there were almost certainly two Panzer divisions at Arnhem but with the operation looming chose to ignore them.[20] Such information would have been gleaned from Ultra intercepts that the First Allied Airborne Army was not privy to and therefore could not act upon themselves.[20]" Anfd from dailyhistory: "The Germans had anticipated that there would be an offensive launched to seize Arnhem, Wesel, and Nijmegen. A senior intelligence official argued that the British and the Americans would use airborne troops. However, he did not predict where the assault would be. Nevertheless, German intelligence provided the High Command with the information they needed to prepare for any planned Allied attack. The German General Model heeded his intelligence officers, and this was to prove decisive. The British had excellent intelligence.[19] They had reliable information on the Germans' movements from the Dutch Resistance, and they could also employ aerial reconnaissance planes to obtain photographic intelligence. One reconnaissance mission was able to provide images that seemed to show German forces in the Arnhem area. This was confirmed by information from the local resistance. This was compelling proof that the Germans had significant forces and that any air assault on the region would be a great risk. The intelligence officer who reported this to Montgomery was not believed. When he tried to persuade Montgomery that there was a large build-up of German forces near Arnhem, he was relieved of his command, and rumors spread that he had a nervous breakdown. Montgomery’s refusal to heed intelligence was to result in a near disaster for the British. It appears that the General refused to countenance anything that contradicted his views as he was utterly convinced of the brilliance of his plans for Market Garden and his own infallibility.[20] " So they knew of at least 2 tank divisions to be worse two SS tank divisions and still decided to use airborn troops while having to few airtransport to send all the heavy equipment with these divisions? and then decide to spread them out? doesnt sounds like a good plan
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  170.  @lesdodoclips3915  yeah the first source, the second says monty New of it. The first source also say that SHAEF knew of it, so monty should have known too. So give me a source saying he didnt knew it
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  171.  @angloirishcad  yeah and thats not something bad, but not something good either. i just would call him a good general. because he could have been so much more effective
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  172. @Alfred the Great yeah thats true. But that Shows (at least in my opinion) that he didnt found another way except extensive planing to reach victory. Altough knowing that his plans could fail if the germans recover earlier than expected
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  173.  @felixmeier541  Bin mir nicht sicher ob es Revisionismus ist oder einfach nur "perfektes" vergessen. Viele Japaner sind sehr schlecht gebildet über die dunklen Kapitel ihrer Geschichte. Aber was sie wissen scheint oft zumidnestens in einem ausreichenden Kontext zu sein. Japan hat wie viele andere Alte Länder das "Problem" das man wirklich viel erzählen kann. Deswegen kann man dann auch einfacher die unbeliebten Teile der Geschichte umschiffen.
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  174. I mean remember: they have mandatory military service. All of those young adults knew they have the skills to beat him up in a fight.
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  175.  @joeysung311  German is a gendered language. Unlike either Japanese or english. I heard many many people even from other european languages struggle with german due to that fact. i am always amazed at how other countries complain about their language being difficult, when they litrally can use the same verb for every case, while german the verb differs. So i stand with my point: Just because a native tongue is difficult, doesnt change the fact that english is easy. And even if your native tongue doesnt have the latin alphabet, the latin alphabet is short, that one can expect others to use it.
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  176. compassion? i am just saying how it is @vivvy_0 
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  177. Sounds awfully like a new type of steel back when the bridge was cosntructed and nobody really knew how it would actually rust. Thus the engineers planned with a non rusty steel, but the plant wasnt able to provide that. COmbine this with as usual utterly horrible maintanace and you get this kind disaster.
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  178. Probably givonni Messe (or something like that, i only completly know his last name)
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  179.  @peka2478  moment. wann hatte denn Perun auf das Bundesheer verwiesen?
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  180. @ puhhh muss ich dann vergessen haben. Aber wundert mich nicht, dass Perun das gemacht hat.
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  181. So he is strengthening the US secruity, by litrally pissing off the US allies in Europe, who combined have a bigger economy? just for reference: Combined the US + it's allies can EASILY outspend China.... Look at foreign currency reserves, how much Europe could freeze if the US asked us kindly..... Sorry but dismantling NATo aint helping the US national secruity.
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  182. I am pretty confident that most of the hosts are highly intelligent men, who if they would be psychologically examined turn out to share many similarities with manipulative psychopaths and the like. Like honestly these people know how to play with other humans and could probably do well in any other kind of profession with human contanct. Yet they decide to use their skillset like this.....
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  183. Counter argument: germany is clearly diffrent to its past, still the stigma (at least from my perspective) exists. that makes it very suprising that Koreans can lvoe Japan so much
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  184.  @chrishudson9525 .... have you ever looked into german politics? Or the System of the european Union? Is it our fault for having such a strong economy and therefore influence?
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  185.  @sevenproxies4255  so we shall just forget that the Holocaust etc happend? Shall we go forth and say: from a millitary point of view we should have won?
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  186.  @cottoncandykawaii2673  are you mad? Why would anyone in the World want germany to think like that?
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  187.  @sevenproxies4255  where is german extrem left? Did you even looked into gwrman politics? Merkel was a politican lf the middle. Also many countries still want reparations and blame us for WW2. They activly request us to visit memorials etc. Its bot like we are the only one wqnting to remeber
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  188.  @chrishudson9525  yeah. But then they ahouldnt have helped Form the EU the way it is. Not our fault that our econmy runs so Well. No our fault we have the most population and as such the most influence in european politics. Ohhh and no problem if pthers dont want influence we cut our Investments. I bet they would like thaz either. They should be happy it is going this way instead of the way of war like it did in the past..and during the Formation of the EU enough opportunitys were present to restrivt the Power of individual countries
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  189.  @chrishudson9525  .... those people should Respekt the acvomplishments of the EU. Are they even aware how mucj their countries Profit from the EU?
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  190. currently i (20) am teaching an 53 year old stuff for his studies in germany. He is litrally studing rn to be able to be promoted again. With the degree he makes he could even switch jobs
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  191. The think is, that people as usual dont understand that the best way to gurantee peace is to be armed enough to be a target not worth the effort for a bigger power. See Swedne and Finnland as examples prior to joining NATO. Aka: You remain peaceful, by being able to deter your enemy and thus forcing them to join the diplomatic table. When you are not milltiary strong, the other party can dictate you things, because IT knows that if the die are cast it will win.
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  192.  @Navinor  i cant confirm that. I am 21, a student and still avirgin and so far no one pressured me. I rather got complimented that i didnt had sex with my ex girlfriend becuase i wasnt sure if she really wants it
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  193. ja also ich habe jetzt dieses jahr 3 größere Bahnfahrten hinter mir, jedesmal am Ende über 1 stunde zu spät, einmal nur mit dem letzen zug angekommen, insgesamt das doppelt an den ursprünglich geplanten umstiegen..... Es gibt einen grund wieso ich morgen mit dme Auto von Köln nach frankfurt fahre, da ich keine Lust auf das Bahnabenteur habe.
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  194.  @jamilgonzaga7081  science!
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  195. How does Okinawa manage to not icnrease profits, when they have more tourist? Just how?
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  196. ah finally someone who understands how war works!
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  197.  @maximilianodelrio  were bot defending them; we are say how it actuslly was. And its important to look at everything the exact way it has been
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  198.  @maximilianodelrio  for your information: the soviets never ratifyed the geneva convention. Do you expect a soldier no matter whermacht or SS to Stick to the rules if the enemy doesn't? I dont. Its human to take revenge. And the german survival rate of pow was 5 percent until the end of 1942. No wonder the ss did the same to the soviet then
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  199.  @maximilianodelrio  yeah i am aware of that but still, is it a crime per definition of law? yeah but some of the laws were made afterwards thats my problem. i am the last person to support them, but the first who wants historical facts to be correct.
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  200.  @maximilianodelrio  yeah i know. but when you retreat and retke the land the next day and find the dead bodies of your comrades which were wounded the day before complitly humiliated with sliced opend bellys..... then you shouldnt be suprised that when said unit doesnt takes prisoners too
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  201.  @lucatuan1590  jep. Escepicslly scientist. But in germany the problem was that there were simply to many eho only helped a Tina bit so you xant reaaally convixt them
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  202.  @lucatuan1590  Well the SS knew how to do their job as evil as that sounds
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  203. say that to the 2nd SS Panzercorps constituted of the leibstandarte, das Reich and the Totenkopf division. They were the main blow of von Mansteins famous backhand blow which stabilsed the front in 1943. Elite troops have an impact on war.
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  204.  @AudieHolland  That doesnt matter the fact that they had an impact
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  205.  @AudieHolland  ok then why do all mordern millitarys Fund them so much if they are only for Moral use?
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  206.  @AudieHolland  srf for the mistake, in my mother tounge you say Moral instead if Morale. For your information. My ppint is that elite units also have a use apart from raising Morale.
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  207.  @AudieHolland  Furthermore: sabaotage units of the brits in norway destroying heavy water The Brandenburger were succesful and caputred the Bridges. The luftöande captured the Forts they were suppose to do.
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  208.  @AudieHolland  it doesnt matter who won the war to determine who was the mist effective in combat -.-
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  209.  @AudieHolland  ok seems like you have zero clue about ww2. Probably most historians would but the wehrmacht in place one. I recommend you to read some books from zetterling. (but finnish soldiers were on the second place in terms of combat effectiveness)
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  210. It Was a border incident. And what he managed to do there was horrible. He had advantage in almost anything and still lost more than the japanese
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  211. Now i want painly difficulkt to cover the beslan school siege after this horrible shootout.
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  212.  @markusschafer4895  naja aber vlt auch bissle die Logik: jetzt noch abfeuern was geht, weil wir nicht alles an Mun mitnehmen können
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  213.  @renaud127  it is litrally in their constitutions, that no elections may happen during a state of war....
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  214.  @pilzjager  What? Women causing problems in the past an long term? did you ever looked at which where the main people responsible for both World Wars?
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  215.  @pilzjager  and who made that propaganda Whixh wars were necessary so that women loose rights again Women only able to think in Midterms? I will glady point out to Angela Merkel. Apparently women are Capable of habing high Ranking Position while keeping the situation stable Ohh and not to forget that the flal of Rome had far more reasons and is more complicated
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  216. Etwas irreführend der Titel, da ihr ja im video konkretisiert, dass ihr die größte Entführung Europas meint. Weltweit würde ich nämlich definitiv Israels "Entführung" von Eichmann auf Platz 1 setzen.
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  217. I wish the other foreign tourist would also be strict on those. I defintly would.
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  218.  @spytf2693  and are LED absolutly horribly
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  219.  @somethingelse4878  which one? I doubt the pak 43 (the 8.8cm) would bounce of a chruchil the whole time)
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  220.  @TheBingoHD  mhhhh might be but in general i know that even 8.8s and stuff are named anti tank guns. I rarly hear the term anti tank cannon
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  221.  @TheBingoHD  also true
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  222. really? when talking about the Fallschirmjäger the Emel Fortress assault was left out? Same with the invasion of krete? two of the most important and daring battles of the german paratroopers! And saying the GrD only became legendary in 44 is a joke when from the get go as an Motorised Infantry regiment it was a division made up of hand selected cadres! And how can the 2nd and 3rd SS not be named? Both units who achieved more than the 12th SS! Why are they not named? What about JG52 which too is a UNIT! As usual highly questionable content. Not wrong but not really up to a good standart either
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  223. i find it a bit sad that JG52, or JG27 is a bit sad, as fighter wings are also units!
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  224.  @chunellemariavictoriaespan8752  yeah but the more peoplw Speal uo the more likly society is to change
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  225. kenne ich irgendwoher. bei mir gab es irgendwann den Anruf an einen Kumpel, dass er sein Elektroauto vollladen soll, mit Pech muss er micht abholen. Ich hab noch genau den letzen Zug bekommen.
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  226. Ufff double edged sword. But i would say it is a threat but also just a symptom of more underlying cultural problems.
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  227. Social darwinism is what he wants. Absolutely insane.
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  228. I love how Berlin is the Start-up capital, while many germans call it a shithole for its social problems, going as far as to say, that a reconstructiona after nuclear winter is needed xD
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  229. it is jsut the biggest double edged sword. There is soooo much good stuff but also tons of terrible stuff
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  230.  @CrvenkapicaIVZNG  Die rechtfertigung ist der mensch selbst. Was mir bei dem ganzen eine neue Perspektive gegeben hat: Die Soviets haben weder die genfr Konvention noch die Haager landkriegordnung damals ratifiziert. Können wir dann wirklich von einem deutschen Soldaten erwarten sich daran zu halten wenn es der Feind nicht tut? Verbrechen bleiben Verbrechen da stimme ich ihnen zu, aber wenn ich von berichten höre, wo die Leibstandarte während Barbarossa eigne verwundete gefunden hat deren Leiber aufgeschlitz wurden und die zutiefst misshandelt wurde, dann darf sich ein Feind auch nicht wundern wenn selbige Leibstandart (ich bezoieh mich auf die SS Division) die nächsten 5 tage keine Gefangen nimmt. Ich versuche den Faktor Mensch und die Grenzen des Menschen mehr zu berücksichtigen und glaube halt nicht, das ein Mensch an z.b. der Ostfront seine Menschlichkeit behalten konnte.
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  231.  @CrvenkapicaIVZNG  Die Sportpalast rede auf die sie sich beziehen war mit einem vorbereitetem Publikum. Das geschrei spiegelt also nicht die breite Masse wieder
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  232.  @CrvenkapicaIVZNG  Interessant das sie mir unterstellen der Dokumentation keine Beachtung zu schenken, ohne auch nur die Grundlage einer Idee über meinen Bildungsweg zu haben. Ich hab nämlich sowohl Meine Schulbahn sowie die Oberstufe stets Geschichte als eines meiner wichtigsten Fächer empfunden, als auch das KZ Buchenwald besucht. Ich kenne die Geschichten und Dokumente und verurteile die Taten die vorallem Gegen die Zivilbevölkerung gehen. Aber ihrern erachtens nach ist Rache also kein menschlicher trieb? Denn nur mit solch einer Annahme sind manche nicht alle! manche der Verbrechen immernoch zu verurteilen. Ich verurteile weiterhin Massendeportationen und Hinrichtungen, aber vorallem beim Umgang mit den Soldaten der anderen Seite sehe ich den generellen Narrativ kritisch, da Rache und enmenschlischung teil der Kriegsführung sind (was ebenfalls in diversen Millitärwerken dokumentiert ist). Mich als Nazi darzustellen ist desweiteren eine frechheit uund zutiefst beleidigend. Sie meinen anhand einer einzelnen aussage herausfinden zu können welchem politischem Spektrum ich angehöre? Da haben sie sich dann aber stark geirrt!
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  233.  @CrvenkapicaIVZNG  gab es denn ab 1943 Alternativen? Die alliierten hatten da bereits beschlossen das nur die Bedingungslose Kapitulation akzeptiert werden würde. Und der Machtaparat der NS Führung funktioniert noch ( z.b. das LD Haus in Köln wo die Gestapo bis Kriegsende noch gefangennahmen und Hinrichtungen durchführte). Dem Volk fehlte es schlicht am Möglichkeiten anderes zu tun, und die breite Masse ist auch nicht immer bereit das eigene Leben in Gefahr zu bringen
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  234.  @CrvenkapicaIVZNG  wieso stehen deutsch Panzer an Russicher Grenze? Ganz einfach, weil die Baltischen Staaten in Form unswre Bündnispartner darum beten. Wenn unsere Politik wirklich Rache will, wieso gibt es dann Nordstream 2? Wieso bekommen dann Russiche Staatsbürger Visa? Wieso konnten tausende Russen einwandern in unser Land? Relativiere ich Kriegsverbrechen? Nein ich sage die Wahrheit wie die Dinge sind. Da ich mich gegen die Geschichtserzählung nach dem Diktat der Sieger auflehen. Die Wahrheit zählt und nur diese. Und in der Wahrheit muss man immer den inperfekten Menschen beachten. Also Beispiel der Wahrheit: das Malmedy Massaker. Oft wird gesagt die deutschen haben die Amerikanischen gefangen einfach erschossen. Dies stimmt nicht so. 2 amerikanische gefangen versuchten nämlich zu fliehen woraufhin ganz konfor mit der Genfer Konvention das Feuer eröffnet wurde. Daraufhin rannten auch die anderen Gefangen in der Panik los wodurch sie alle wieder zu Kombattanten wurden. Das eigentlich Verbrechen war später die erschießung der Verwundeten. Aber im amerikanischem narrativ wir es stets anders dargestellt. Und das ist es waa mich stört! Das hat nichts damit zu tun, daß ich zu rechten Kreisen gehöre.
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  235.  @CrvenkapicaIVZNG  1: ich bin nicht des weiblichen Geschlecht bzw identifizieren mich nicht mit ihm. 2: ja viele Russen ergaben sich zu Beginn. Einer Vorrückenden Wehrrmacht die dort bereits Nachschubmangel hat. Wie also soll man hundertausend von POWs versorgen wenn die eigenen Truppe schon unterversorgt ist? Natürlich macht dieser Umstand es immernoch zu einem Verbrechen die Gefangen zu erschießen. Aber anders hätten man sie sehr wahrscheinlich müssen verhungern lassen. Zu Ihrer Information: nur weil sie als Soldat das so sehen muss das nicht jeder Soldat so sehen. Ich kenne bereits einige ehemalige Soldaten die meiner Meinung folgen. Einigen von denen sind dabei die blühenstens Verteidiger der Demokratie denen ich bis jetzt begegnet bin
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  236.  @CrvenkapicaIVZNG  Den selben klugen ratschlag sollte auch ich befolgen.
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  237.  @CrvenkapicaIVZNG  Selbstverständlich war sie das richtige Mittel. Und ja es gab diverse Widerstandsgruppen aus verschiedensten bereichen. Und es hat nicht mit Feigheit zu tun sich nicht zu erheben. Es hat auch was sich um sein eigenes Überleben zu kümmern, es hat was damit zu tun sich um jene die einem am nächsten sidn zu kümmern. Sie sidn eher der, der an die Fabeln glaube das jeder sich doch hätte erheben können. Ja jeder hätte die Wahl gehabt, ja jeder hat einen freien willen, aber nein nicht jeder persons Wille ist auch stark genug solch ein Risiko einzugehen
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  238. @cogitator1213  gut Hunger war ja am 1ten Januar abgestempelt. Und Hexenjagt hat man einfach noch nicht in den Medien gehört.
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  239. Was Japan hat doch keinen Schrein wo sie Leute huldigen die dem kaiser gedient haben.... darunter Klasse A kriegsverbrecher^^
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  240. but isnt it normal to cover your "weaknesses" and use your "strengths"
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  241.  @user-jq2iz9zn4p  ehhh what? Compare the amount of Kilometer per day both armys were able tonachieve at best. During barbarossa the germans made 750km in one week. The soviets best during bagration Was half of that. Meinung that the Wehrmacht was betrer at capturing territory
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  242.  @handhenze2688  Napalm kann man löschen, thermite nicht. Das ist denke eher schlimmer wie Napalm und Phosphor zusammen
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  243. Joa also mal sehen wie es weitergeht. Gibt keinen wirklichen Sieger, da die hamas noch besteht, genauso aber Israel. Die Verlierer sind die bewohner Gazas die jetzt hoffentlich bald mal die Hamas absetzen. Ansonsten tickt die Uhr wieder für den nächsten Konflikt.
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  244.  @stemwinder3054  So is Europe who have a keen interest in keeping Ukraine Alive. Ohhh also ukraine singlehandely removed large parts of the Russian threat the US might have had to tackle if russia joined China. but let's jsut ignore that.
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  245. An investigation by Soviet authorities, carried out in 1948 and since declassified, revealed that the story of the men was a fabrication. The claimed German casualties were not confirmed in German or Soviet operational documents and the Germans fulfilled their day's objectives well before the end of the day.[1] Further, not all twenty-eight were killed—six of the soldiers had survived and were still alive. One of them was arrested in 1947 on charges of high treason and confessed to having "voluntarily" surrendered to German troops and to having later joined a German police force.[2][3][4] The findings were kept secret and the Twenty-Eight Guardsmen remained national heroes. This is a quote from wikipedia. Look up the sourcws behind it and Well xou will find a truth.
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  246.  @sloptek1807  i would like to give aource but my commentdos didnt got trougj 607 But the atff with http russian state arcieve and .ru nd this number wil lead to to the documents
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  247.  @sloptek1807  jep but battle didnt had impact on german advance Plans. They fullfilled them but probably couldnt fillfill more. Sry that the source took öong, is was trying to Figure out how to Bypass youtube
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  248. Ganz ehrlich: Wir können es nicht ändern. Es hat sich doch gezeigt, dass nation building nicht funktioniert. So leid wie es mir auch tut für die Leute vor ort: Die Reformen müssen sie selbst erzeugen. Wir als Westen können allerhöchsten durch handel und co deren Wirtschaft aufbauen, bei Bildung helfen und hoffen dass es sich von selbst löst. Aber solange diese Länder nicht uns bedrohen oder uns feindlich werden, können wir nichts tun.
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  249.  @darth_nihilus_  in DT gab es die strukturen und bestrebungen ja schon vorher. Und Japan hat seinen kaiser ja behalten, was die nächste Regierung legitimiert hat. Plus gab es dort auch einfach rieisige Kriege und nicht nur kurze invasionen.
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  250. Just as a reference, the second explosion has roughly a tenth of the hiroshima bomb power, yet did this damage. Just to remind you how much more pwoerful nukes are, and that a single one can indeed level a city
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  251. Wieso? Es hat sich doch gezeigt, das einmarschieren nichts bringt. Also klarer Fall: Wir lassen die machen solange das Öl fließt. Ändern können wir es ohnehin nicht, das haben Afghan und co alle gezeigt.
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  252. and equipment doesnt equal combat power^^
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  253. wait? So even tough they surrendered and were effectivly protected by the geneva convention it is ok to execute them?
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  254.  @xXEGPXx  you know that you. Just said the same stuff the Nazis said to the others which Puts you on the same level as them?
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  255. Yeah the thing with donating blood hits me. I wish i could but even my regular blood checkups always end in my cramping and solving math forumlas in my head. There is just no way i would be able to donate any siginficant portion
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  256.  @jamza7994  hey i did the same to go to university and i am not scared. Chill down a bit
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  257.  @jamza7994  Claiming to be smarter also proofs that in fact youa rent. A smart person would realise that everyone has his own definition of moral and what is right/wrong
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  258.  @jamza7994  yeah but youa rent supposed to do that in a cimment section with such an sensitive topic. additionally people wont take you very serious and wont regard youa s very mature
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  259.  @kazumakiryuu2668  thats something completly diffrent
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  260.  @helenibrahim3924  dont worry not going to blame you. I come from the country side like even for germany the hard counrryside. So i suppose i just never heard it, because only english speakers are basically non existing in my hometown xD
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  261. you eman teh battles of the greek isles?
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  262. Wo ich mal gespannt bin: Wie lange wird der Anführer der HTS leben? Er ist ja immernoch ein gesuchter Terrorist. Würde mich nicht wundern, dass sobald er irgendwelche negativen Aussagen gegen israel tätigt oder ähnliches wie so viele entweder durch den Mossad oder die Israelische Luftwaffe "verunfallt"
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  263.  @zexal4217  One thing which puts everything in antoher perspective: The soviets have signed/ratified neither the geneva convention nor the Haager rules of war. And then some soviets did atrocities early on the eastern front. And then the spiral of hate starte. I know the geneva conventions says that you have to stick to the rules even when your opponent hasn't signed it, but lets keep real: Can you really expect a human who see humiliated dead bodys of his friends to do that? I don't wanna say, that the wehrmacht was clean, it was simply not as bad as the SS (there was an incident in one SS division, they had to leave wounded back, when they came back thy found dead boys--> no prisoners for 5 days). But I personally suppose many new recruits simply came in units with battle harded men and simply also threw away their humanity because everypone else did.
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  264.  @zexal4217  Well i heard it more like that both sides from the beginning were violating it and it just became worse because thats how humans are
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  265.  @jackfrost3878  thats ture the Wehrmacht also committrd severe warcrimes. But as always, the SS took stuff to another level
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  266.  JackDutch-b2n  aka Japan is no longer under the nuclear umbrella. For reference: IN JAPANS OWN milltiary strategy, made by its high command, the alliance with the US is iirc spot one or two in terms of importance.
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  267. i suppose every general who know the enemy will attack here, who has months of time of preparation and a shitton of troops should be able to stop such an attack. And still the germans managed to pierce 3 defensive lines in the south and the sowjets needed to throw in their tanks into the meat grinder to stop them. Zukov wasn't a mordern general. he was a good planner, who knew how to corrdinate the cooperation between generals. but as a frontline commander himself he was absoloutly horrible. Just look at the loss figures during the winter campaign in 41 or other operation he led himself
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  268.  @Chiller01  The german infantry division were actually and intresting kind of mobile as far as i know. they certainly were slower than mobile division but if i remember correctly faster than their soviet counterparts
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  269.  @stephenwood6663  ähm it does? Why use a old tactic which takes a long time when mordern equipment allows you to do it essier, quicker and with less losses? I dont see a reason tonuse such an old tactic when you have mordern artillery
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  270. Das Zynische ist ja auch, das durch genau die Forschung Menschenleben gerettet wurden......
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  271.  @bevs9995  ahh finally someone like me in the comments
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  272. the finanical aspect is intresting. because ing ermany your taxes lower when you go into marriage/relationship, even lwoer if you have children, thus being married actually makes you "richer". It suprising that apparently that isnt the case in japan.
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  273. I dotn even need to finish watching the video to debunk this (as after 5 Minutes there were already way to many mistakes) 1:Active protection system, and other coutnermeasrues against missles and drones are the next step for MBTs + potentially better armor. When the ppoint comes where like 80% of incoming missles are destroyed you will be very happy to still have classic kintetic rounds 2:Which IFV can provide simlair firepower to an MBT? a 120mm makes short work of a house, a 25mm needs longer 3:Combined arms. Both sides aint exactly the best in ukraine 4:Why didnt we saw massiv tank formations in Ukraine yet???? because UA doesnt have enough/too many minefields so it would make sense and RU is too dumb for it. One should never forget that the type of war in UA isnt the one NATO envisions. In a mobile war a tank be much more of a threat
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  274. TRIGGER WARNING Additonal warning: This comment is written from my point of view, of someone who got bullied for 3-4 years during middle school. I had sucide toughts but never put them into action. About the topic of being weak when you seek help: It's a twisted sword. On the one hand people saying that are totally right. If you find a solution yourself you grow more than when you overcome it with help. I only once seeked for help in during my bad time and school psychologist didnt helped at all. In the end i managed it myself. the result: i dont care about any insults at all, rather if someone talks shit i start talking reasonalbe stuff. just look at bullys when they realise you have skills in speech. About the topic of not bothering others: Well i have an ex school friend. as going trough probably even worse stuff that time. I casually talked with her and discovered soem of her stuff. I honestly offer my help to get her back on the feet. i am yeeled at that I don't understand anything. OK. then it's not my problem. My point is: It's hard to find someone you can talk to. really hard. So having this mindset isn't that bad. because if you open up to the wrong person, the problems become more. Furthermore, apparently there are quite some ways to help people with depression. Nobita managed to find multiple organisations helping young people with anexites and depressions. many probably don't know of them, that is probably a real problem. but if only 24% actually seem to care about these people, why should the state fund organisations? From a very rational point of view (which in this case is very cruel), you always have people who fall back, always some you can't help. it is a rising problem. But on the other hand: How bad is the damaged to the state? Will it benefit everyone if more funding is send an awarness is raised? Personally this topic is difficult for me. because I managed the problems my self and it resulted in a growth. In the end some break while others grow on problems and there are always casualities. But it is our duty to keep casualities low. but we shouldn't forget that completly banning them is impossible. (in my view)
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  275. my first tough about the hostess club: a trained european drinker goes inside and just drinks all of the girls under the table xD
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  276.  @jordanlyles74  no tell me the diffrence? which of both would inflict a bigger impact on the family. tell me
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  277.  @thathandsomedevil0828  no that not ehat i asked. Inasked who of them is more selfish and has a bigger impact on his family.
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  278.  @thathandsomedevil0828  yeah? Choice of Jobs? Are we in the 1950s where the Man has to sign the womens qorking contract?
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  279. i thought the stanely cup hype is over.... yet charlie proofs me wrong....
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  280. good statement the long one. Sorry again, but if there was no verdict or anything, no legal case; why are people making a fuss?? He litrally admits to his past mistakes and everything.
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  281. Monty is just.... he won his battles. But he always won when he planned and gave himself every needed advatage. He lacked iniative and Flexibility. He is just..... he does his job, but He is not the man you want in a mobile war.
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  282. maybe napoleons army would take the spot of best army of all time
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  283. Immer wieder schön dass leute überrascht sind, wenn russiche Armeen schlecht performen. Russiche und Sowjetische Armeen waren noch nie "gut" oder kompetent. WW1 und WW2 war am ende immer der selbe Ansatz: Mann und Material auf das Problem werfen bis Problem weg oder Material leer. Selbes in UA... und auch teschetschenien. Wie immer denken sich die Russen eine "geniale" Strategie aus, die geht schief und dann wird es wieder Abnutzung, weil sie dass immer schaffen.
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  284.  @TheBlackfall234  wieso solltend ie wenigstens Hisbollah mitgleider sein??? Die Hisbollah ist eine riesige organisation.
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  285. you mean he threw his men into the german meatgrinder?
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  286. difficult because he didnt had field command for a longer time
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  287.  @sonnenlichtsonnenlicht3690  allesamt personen in der Nähe von Hisbollah Kämpfern die legitime Ziele sind. kollateralschaden halt.
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  288.  @zeppelinreconops  i am Proving my point with sources. What are you doing?
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  289.  surakapopendeka  what? It Was promised so by russia. Russia would have Ukraine in it's sphere of influence....
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  290. Langsam fragt man sich, ob diese nichtausbau der Schiene nicht schon richtung fahrlässigkeit geht. gab erst anfang dieses Jahres ein interview mit einem US-General. Der sagte sehr klar, das im V-Fall nicht die Menge an NATO truppen durch DT durchkommt die müssten.....
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  291.  @b4nterontilt  i would not say it Was destined to fail, if they only reached for one objektive it could have worked
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  292. Yesn't there where hunderts of generals in the german army. So i doubt there wouldnt be another one. Some are simply not known.
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  293.  @Kalashnikov413  source?
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  294. As someone from a country where litrally our constitution says, that judging someone by their origin is wrong: 1: Its might not be racist but wrong. 2: Easy way to kill an industry 3: God please dont. 4: Dont be surprised if investments collapse then 5: No? Use the capital gained from tourism to boost other economies. At the end of the day, as a western i feel punished for my country doing economically better and thus ahving more purchasing power. Like it's not my nations fault, that the Japanese economy is stagnating.
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  295. you could add another dozen german divisions^^
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  296. Und unmotiviert lehrerobendrein
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  297. the whole wagner thing was weird. But still: they marched trough russiana round 800km basically unopposed and almost reached moscow
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  298. Hey brandon, from a European: While i do not agree with all your opinions: heads up for standing up for them. thats democracy at it's finest. I hope you are wise enough to support Ukraine and smart enough to admit that sometimes the other side might have a point to.
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  299. the moment the Brazilians started using a convention they didnt sign they lost all my support. Either sign it or dont whine about it. For reference see the eastern front
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  300.  @johnmcdonald9295  the evil point is: The soviet did signed the geneva convention or the Haager rules of land warfare..... Can we really expect the average soldier of the german army who is a bit indoctrinated or maybe even not at all to stick to the geneva convention? I suppose not.....
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  301. Because Monty Was...... Not overwhelming. He certainly won many battles. But he was very conservative not very aggressive, and always waited for everything to be in his Favor. Not the man you want in a mobile war
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  302.  @Bullet-Tooth-Tony-  by learning it and adapting to their style. Even the germans need mobile units in order to fulfill their Doctrine. But saying: they are better at mobile war is we shouldnt try it too is flawrd in my opinion. Because that way you would make a slow WW1 style progress (which the allies didnt). Giving the germans time to time to recover and build New Position. And in defense the germans were also skills fighters
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  303.  @Bullet-Tooth-Tony-  the point is you can only afford methodical battles with more or less war of attrition when you can afford it. so you need to have the better enemy losses to own losses ratio then your enemy. In general the germans had a positive ratio even in these methodical battles. In El Almanein Monty shattered Rommel, thats true. But monty only has a positive ratio because he took over 20k prisoners. When only looking at death and wounded he had more or just simliar than the germans (according to the english wikipedia). But he then let Rommels forces escape (which was also due to sudden rain in the area) As a result the fighting in africa drag on for half a year more, where the germans constanly were in the defensive able to inflict more casualities. So: how long can the Aliies especially britain and its colonies afford these loss ratios? Not unlimited. a methodical approach may give you your current objective, but not engaging in a hunt will lead that you dont take many POWs, these men then return to the enemy lines and will help train the new recruits. Furthermore depending on the course of the battle your enemy may also escape with big poritions of his equipment. so the methodical approach will very likly end in a war of attrition. And that war is won by whom inflicts lethal casualities to the other side first, or rather the side with the better loss ratio. And that ratio was (especially on the eastern front) in the german favor. BECAUSE of said tactical, and operational readiness advantages. So if you constantly fight an enemy who is superior in combat power, and you constantly losse more than him, thats ok if you can keep up the ratio you need to advance, but britain and its colonies also dont have unlimited men, they cant do attrition warfare anything close to the soviets. In my opinion its a misconception to thing battle of material is always a disadvantage for germany. As long as they pay themselves off in a ratio they can keep up longer than the enemy you win. as an example: Soviet winteroffensive 1941. Soviets push the germans back serveral 100 kilometer also by a more or less methodical approach (not in a scale of monti, but the best they could do at that time) rresult: Wehrmacht fell back and took casualities but amanged to regroup and hold the front. Ratio: 10:1 in favor of the germans! but wait, the soviet union only has 3 times the population..... i guess if they keep fighting liek that they run out of men first. Same goes for briatin and its colonies. They fought with better ratios against the germans, but still as far as i currently know, not in ratios they could afford for so long. How to improve the ratio? --> Hunt your enemy afer you defeated them in a mobile warfare, to take POWs and hit the disorganised enemy. In these battles you will probably kill more enemy than you loose your own men You got my point?
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  304.  @Bullet-Tooth-Tony-  not racing forward, using your mobile units as a united unit to persue them. Not recklessl charge. there a severe diffrence Yeah rommel pulled back and lost basically all his stuff, but even then that new german army pulled off stuff like Kasserine. Abiut the supply you mention: The allies could afford in terms of Oil and fuel to just use trucks in huge colums, without the fear of any major axis air interdiction. And as you just said: Rommel managed to pull of a retreat battle of 3 months and just then left Lybia, maybe losing all his stuff but buying valubale time for said new army to be deployed. I dont understand why you are thinking monty is such a genius. El almanein aside: What else glorious battle did he won?
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  305.  @Bullet-Tooth-Tony-  yeah i thnik i can agree with that: Monty was not a genius, the brits knew they had inferior doctrine and troop compositions and therefore kept their old school fighting style, which isnt the most effective but which worked in its way. ok?
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  306.  @dominicanfrankster  based? Where os that view anything but immoral? The guy doesnt even understand that economics need cheap only semi educated Labor for production.
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  307. While i cant blame the other guy for supporting Ukraine and the deployment in syria (as the former is well within american intrest) even for me a european, it is very understandable that.... you dont like that guy. I mean soo many votes against his own party? he was begging to be kicked out.
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  308. Obvoiously not in this list vecause monty was that kindnof general who managee to win but never acieves more than planned
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  309. I am a european, i am pro gun laws.... but even i am smart enough to know that a gun buybacks target group are.... responsible gun owners or their children and i dont even wanna know the amount of rare guns sold that day. it hurts my heart to know that an SKS is getting destroyed for no reason
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  310.  @jordanlyles74  and what is the truth?
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  311. Why do people walk up the tunnel? the smoke will go there.... like it's such a simple principle it's hard for me to understand why no more people jsut went for the dash trough the fire.
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  312. 1: germany 2: Depends on our income 3: Defintely nope!
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  313.  @wolfgangemmerich7552  na und? Sie teil der streitkräfte bzw sind bewaffnete Gruppen. Die sind immer ein legitimes ziel.
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  314. Many good points but can you explain more in Detail why you think Mannstein is overratted?
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  315.  @lc9245  many good points, but i would say that you should never judge a General by his memories in the first place because..... Well everybody tries to put jimself in the best light. About france you are correct many things went just as the germans needed them, and many tank commanders were super reckless, but they were reckless because they saw that the enemy is unable to react. Battle of Kursk is difficult because Mannstein never wanted to wait so long. And still his southern Thrust was the pne who broke trough the 3rd defence line. Kursk Was doomed from the start but still Manstein managed to achieve quite some stuff. And the whole german army underestimated the soviet ability to mass troops and Reserven. The intelligence in the east was pretty unsatisfactory. So i would still make him one of the best if not the best general the germans had to offer. Simply looking at all the sruff he managed to pull of it Shows how capable he was as long as not too many odds were againsz him.
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  316. sry to say this, but if her videos suddendly cause her mental damage and breach of privacy maybe she shouldnt have done the whole thing in the first place. Why are people these days so mentally weak?
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  317. "Lest we forget" Do i need to say anything more? While having 2 parrelel schools certainly is not ideal, Japan not learning about its dark side is a joke. History tends to repeat itself, if history is forgotten.
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  318. My partner shoudl sahre at least 1 of my intrests and shouldnt not be the complete opposite of my definition of beautiful
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  319. One should just imagien the japanese getting wind of the german plans to invade the Soviets... perhaps they would have seen their shot for resources there and would have struck north against a weaked far eastern front of the Soviets. but Germany just never told them, thus keeping them focused on an attack towards the area held by the colonial powers.
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  320. The main cannon is litrally a german licnese production, but as far as i know the rest of the design is only inspired by the german counterpart leopard 2
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  321. alos the SS Totenkopf, Das Reich, The Wiking division etc
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  322. i know this might sound cruel but currently i would rather expierence a earthquake in an "earthquake prepared" country like japan than being in ukraine. Time and time again i am truly suprised how Earthquaka safe Japan is and how they constantly keep learning
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  323. ahh the typcial US solution: One more lane
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  324. Kaum interesse an Naturwissenschaften? In meinem Jahrgang Oberstufe Klasse 12 haben ungefähr 2/3 eine Naturwissenschaft als LK....
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