Comments by "Nobodyherepal" (@nobodyherepal3292) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1. Funny, Russian tanks did finally made it Kyiv. There crews came in pieces… Cope harder vatnik.
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  2. How? The Logistical situation says otherwise. Throwing more men into a meat grinder doenst help supply in anyway. If anything, it just makes them die quicker against better western weapons.
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  3. Ukraine can supply the east just fine. If it couldn’t, it would have collapsed months ago. I’m highly doubtful on that casualty number too. Because combined with the other supposed Ukrainian casualties people like to throw around, Ukraine has lost its entire army twice over now. yet somehow still was able to launch 2 back to back offensives AND hold the line until the east . Oh, and as an American, despite our economic difficulties, I hope we counter to support Ukraine. Best use of my tax money I’ve ever seen in my life.
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  4.  @mikemunro811 theirs oil in Norway, Romania, and offshore deposited in the North Sea. And if that’s not enough, there’s always Algeria, Canada, the US, and maybe Venezuela to get fuel from. There’s no need for this supposed Ukrainian gas deposited I keep hearing about.
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  5. For money?
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  6.  @hgkghkhgkgh8378  and then fight 32 other nations at the same time? I think Morocco would be better off looking after it’s own people with the money it would get off oil, rather then starting a pointless war with NATO 🤷‍♂️
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  7. Ya, and the US lost Afghanistan in the end.
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  8. So your saying we need to send another 300 trucks and humvees ? No problem!
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  9. On paper only.
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  10. How about a coward?
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  11. Cope harder vatnik. If any of this was true, Kyiv would be in Russian hands and Putin would be looking over into Poland by now.
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  12. Yet he’s ok with Finland, (who shares a larger border with Russia AND is closer to its second largest city), joining NATO?
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  13. Ya, the Ukrainians. Bet there backed up the by the combined US and NATO MIC.
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  14. Ethno-nationalism, ultra nationalism, religious dominionism, Fascism….
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  15.  @ReturnoftheLightning  not at all, unfortunately. Just had those Patriot Front f$ ckers in my home town doing a rally not that long ago. Fascism is unfortunately on the rise again….
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  16. Ah what’s the matter? My reply’s tuning your dreams bud?
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  17.  @sheriflashin  well then, tough luck Russia.
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  18. Nope. Not with all the NATO support, and the Russians failing to break their morale.
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  19. They have the SSO, SBU, Jager and airborne units still bud.
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  20. Ruskies go home
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  21.  @erikanders3343  I am sure as hell not pro-Putin. Was simply making a point about nukes being widespread once this war is over.
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  22.  @urbandiscipline8858  and now TWO more nations neighboring it are joining NATO. Finland alone has a larger land border with Russia than Ukraine does. And that’s not even considering NATO will soon surround the Baltic Sea once Sweden and Finland join, potentially cutting off Russian Baltic Sea trade and naval activity in the event of a war.
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  23. Maybe if the Russians didn’t “liberate” Ukraine with artillery they would have something more to show for there efforts in this stupid war.
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  24. The “Unstoppable military advance” that was stopped at Kyiv, pushed back from Kharkiv, Sumy, and Chernihiv. Has barley advanced more then 12km in a month in a half and has a handful of bombed cities in the middle of no where to show for its losses. Truly, the “second most powerful military in the world” everybody.
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  25.  @coderentity2079  ya, that’s all they got. Russia at this point is just a giant North Korea.
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  26. In a defensive war, you trade land for time. Western Ukraine is still free, as is Kyiv and Odessa. Ukraine is getting more weapons in as time goes on, and Russia pays for every “victory” in blood. That’s how these wars usually go, until the aggressor calls it quits.
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  27.  @muuserino6845  then join the Russian army. They’ll make you cannon fodder to our superior “F**gt” weapons in no time.
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  28. Why’s that?
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  29. Man, why do people harp so much on Korea? Do they really think it was better for North Korea to conquer South Korea?
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  30. All power to NATO. The Baltic Sea will soon by our Lake!
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  31.  @nickpope8056  what, we only have Putin to thank for growing NATO. Best recruiter the alliance has had in decades.
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  32.  @nickpope8056  perhaps lay off the copium buddy.
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  33. Hmmmm some good copium right here boys.
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  34. Or just buy American and Saudi fuel….
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  35. No more money for Africa then 😂😅
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  36. They have….what do you think the 16 billion has been?
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  37. Ya no. No more appeasement toward the Russians. I hope NATO gets Finland and Sweden and turns the Baltic Sea into a “NATO lake” now. And Ukraine gets fast tracked to NATO membership after this mess is over. The Russians have shown they cannot be trusted or ignored.
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  38. It was a beautiful country once. Then Putin came along.
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  39. Ya I’d still say Putin failed in that regard too. Thanks to Lend Lease, Ukraine is more heavily armed then it was when the war started almost a year ago now.
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  40. So why Russia leave Kherson?
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  41. What do you mean? The counter attack has happened already since September, and it’s still going on, I’ll be it much slower now. It’s just Kherson terrain makes that blitz attack we saw up north difficult to pull off against Russian air and artillery assets. And then theirs the Mud season to consider that just started.
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  42. Hey, still waiting bud. Bring it on.
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  43. A gold standard? Wow, that’s going to fail SO fast when they realize they don’t have enough gold stored to run a modern nation state. Why do you think we all switched to Fiat currency’s? Wait, you probably don’t. Because anyone with some basic understanding of modern economics would laugh at the statement “backed by gold”.😅
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  44.  @chrisbruhe  I hope they join NATO as soon as this war is over then.
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  45. So why did Russia focus so much on it rather then literally anywhere else on the front ?
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  46.  @darianvergof2508  what? It’s not cheap, sure, but it’s available. And the US isn’t a dictatorship that’s going to black mail the EU at the drop of a hat.
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  47. We won’t spare any Russians either then.
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  48. Are you kidding? Your talking to the country that spent AT LEAST 12 billion A MONTH on the war on terror for 20 years. for about 3 TRILLION dollars total, we got : -our international reputation ruined -aliened our allies -gained thousands of crippled and mentally scared veterans (many of who are living on the streets) -over funded our military at the cost of EVERYTHING else -killed at least half a million civilians of foreign nations, further increasing anti-US sentiment. -gained literally NOTHING for 20 years of fighting in the end. now, for just 13 billion a month (roughly) supporting Ukraine we get: +NATO becoming relevant again +2 new NATO members (Finland and Sweden), and turning the Baltic Sea into a “NATO lake” +our arms industry will see a massive boost in sales, creating plenty of new jobs for our economy +if Biden gets his head out of his ass, our oil industry is about see a massive boom, now that Europe is cut off from Russian fuel. +we get to humiliate Putin and stop any further Russian aggression +plenty of awsome combat footage on the internet to dunk on Russia for decades to come +we get to be the “arsenal of democracy again” and try snd rebuild our international reputation. I’d say we’re making a killing off this war.
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  49. Ya, I’m starting to think that was a FSB propaganda campaign at this point, to keep Germany tied to Russian oil.
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  50. Hey, American gas is always an option.
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