Comments by "Nobodyherepal" (@nobodyherepal3292) on "Ryan McBeth" channel.

  1. Ya, I’d totally see Canadian and other NATO forces intervening in this conflict. There’s too much at stake while the US is fighting itself To lose if it goes on too long.
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  2. Then never complain again how you can’t afford gas and eggs ever again bud.
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  3.  @gixlopez  ya that too
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  4.  @Dr._Vinnie_Boombatz  traitor
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  5.  @mickser101 he’s done more in his life then you have comrade Ivan
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  6. lol, cope Ivan. Ryan here hasn’t been wrong yet about anything.
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  7. A “sleeper agent” for?…
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  8. He had it reattached
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  9. It’s well documented the British people were extremely racist to the Irish people . Same here in the US well into the 19th century too.
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  10.  @jacquesstrapp3219  if all of NATO sent one division each, that would be the equivalent of 320,000 troops to assist the US in getting its hypothetical civil war over, and get the US back to defending the alliance. Our Allies are FAR more vulnerable without us, so it’s worth their security to come and assist.
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  11.  @jacquesstrapp3219  so everyone you just listed save for Luxembourg and Montenegro can felid at least a combat brigade of troops. Especially with the US providing the logistical support to move it all around. And That’s still a lot of personnel and equipment that can come over and help, and a lot more then any hypothetical rebel force would ever hope to muster.
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  12. It’s mind blowing you think ryan here is “NAFO propaganda”.
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  13.  @steven530x  no, I’m a long time viewer, unlike you.
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  14. What? You think there’s no legal ramifications for breaking into a military installation?
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  15. At the bottom of the Black Sea…
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  16. “You know neighbor, I know your keeping people in chains against their will, using them for free labor, and consider them to be sub-human, but hey, none of my business. You do you” 🤡
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  17. One week of a major city being without power, and the federal military force would triple almost over night. Cutting off peoples food, water and power doesn’t make them want to stop fighting. It makes them hateful toward the people making their lives miserable. Rural areas would find themselves fighting the equivalent in manpower of entire metropolitan areas in short order if supply chains got too disrupted
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  18.  @hankogle6858  and in your 6 years of service, it never once occurred to you that the US military has only ever had ONE instance of mass desertion in its entire history? Or did you fall asleep in history class when they covered the whiskey rebellion, the Battle of Blair mountain, Kent state, the Utah war, and the Detroit riots?
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  19.  @hankogle6858  man, rural areas would be very screwed then. Imagine my home state of Lousiana taking cat 3 or 4 hurricane and no law enforcement or NG to assist in this situation. It would make the aftermath of Katrina look like a bad frat party for us here out in the middle of nowhere. Nevermind having to actually fight an organized enemy force…
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  20.  @BadCompanyGaming  you really overestimate the effectiveness of gun control law as and under estimate the amount of unregistered guns in urban areas. Los Angeles alone has more guns on its streets the entire state of Nevada has in its peoples hands. And let me point out, the IRA no longer exists anymore for a reason.
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  21. Ya, because they actually want to defend a country freedom, and not help an enemy nation that wanted to destroy us for close to a century with their communism. Unlike this traitor
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  22. That’s the beat thing. they arnt The biggest hurtle the Russians have, is they can’t keep up the shell demand at the front, as their supply hubs usually get bombed to pieces by Ukrainian long range munitions. Most of the time, the Russians have to move entire batteries worth of guns back behind their rear areas just to rearm then safely, which usually brings down their available fire capabilities at the front in the process. Nevermind the vulnerability of Russian held rail hubs and ports they need to move those supplies around, especially with ATACMs now in play in Ukraine.
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  23. They don’t have any in the Persian gulf
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  24. He’s literally a retired soldier. Nothing more.
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  25. Yes. Because those 6 rockets will actually hit something unlike those 40 dumb fire rockets
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  26. No one declares war anymore. It’s an obsolete concept bud.
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  27. Is it truly that difficult for you ryan to call Trump out for what he is? A filthy traitor to our country and Allies.
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  28.  @zane3699  I did. You obviously didn’t.
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  29.  @marksteelman7747  it really isn’t “inevitable”. The they’re going to have to fight for it, and where going to make sure they don’t succeed.
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  30. @ both ours. No more appeasement for our enemies
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  31. Or maybe an example of free expression as opposed to the sitting governments tyranny ?
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  32. Right, so instead of helping nations defend themselves against actual invaders and attackers, you’d rather spend 100+ billion fighting unarmed civilians?
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  33.  @Lazy_Lurker  well too bad. Not only are we treaty obligated to help, but we don’t get to sit out of affairs of other nations being the worlds super power. Everytime we sit back and do nothing, the world burns.
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  34. Not even close my guy.
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  35. You know that’s like praising the LPR and DRP here in the US right?……
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  36. And yet, not a single US loss the entire operation, where as Irans proxy’s lost their entire air arm, multiple anti-ship missiles sites, their radar net, several attack boats, plenty of drones….
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  37.  @amariner5  nope. Zero losses after an entire year of fighting
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  38.  @amariner5  no SEALs were lost though. And US ships have been transiting the straight for over a year now, just like everyone else’s ships. The Houthis really can’t tell who’s ships are who’s, so they’ve been attacking random ships with what ever they have to try and force a reaction. Which in turn, has lead to them losing most of their most valuable assets and personnel in the process.
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  39. Not hard to imagine, that’s why there’s so many in the Ukrainians foreign legion fighting the Russian Nazis off.
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  40. There’s no crimes committed to talk about, where as there’s lots of Russian warcrime recorded.
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  41.  @craftpaint1644  I don’t follow.
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  42. Ya that’s now how that works. Even during the civil war and both world wars, the US still went through with its election and transition of power process.
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  43.  @diamonddave7555  which is what was declared during the civil war and immediately after Pearl Harbor, yet we still had elections in 1864 and 1944 respectively.
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  44.  @diamonddave7555  ok, so, If our nation being divided into 2 combatants and 2 of the largest wars in human history arnt enough to disrupt our election process with martial law in place, why would some random drones and a presidential order be any different?
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  45. lol, “industrial power”. I’m from Lousiana, and our “industrial power” is mostly sugar cane farms, fishermen and a bunch of foreign owned oil refineries.
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  46.  @johnharris6655  might want to check where the resources, experts, and money to run those plants come from.
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  47.  @Dloopgroop  look up Irish discrimination in the UK and US then get back to me.
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  48. @ no, I’m just pointing out racism was very prevalent toward Irish people in early American and British history.
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  49. These two are no where near comparable. Once’s helping an ally where treaty obligated to defend against our nations oldest enemy. The other is sending off unarmed civilian because they had the audacity to want to be Americans .
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  50. Apparently neither, because he still makes YouTube videos 😂
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