Comments by "Nobodyherepal" (@nobodyherepal3292) on "The Cold War" channel.

  1. That sounds….oddly formal. What with all these extra hands? It’s like Walmart greeters on steroids.
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  2. Hey, my grandpa was at castle bravo. I think we got some of his pictures in storage somewhere
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  3.  @eduarddv00  because they currently are. Russia holds far less ground then it had at the start.
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  4. Inevitable? What makes you think after all that’s happen, Russia will some how pull a victory out of its ass?
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  5.  @eduarddv00  yet Russians are abandoning Kherson as we speak, have slammed there stupid heads against a wall at Bakmut for what, 4 months now with no progress, and can’t even counter attack in donbass, which supposedly, they have most of there forces “concentrated”. Yes clearly Russia is doing SO well, comrade.
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  6.  @eduarddv00  apparently “annexation” means jack shit if the Russians don’t want to fight for there “new territory”. Kherson has proven that. And to add insult to injury, that “annexation” means Kherson is the first “russian” city to fall. : )
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  7. No it’s winning in real life too. The Donbas seems to be the only region with active fighting still. Kyiv, Odessa, and Kharkiv are safe from attack now, and somehow Ukraine is winning the naval war without a navy of its own. Never mind the fact Russians lost a whole battalion last week in a failed bridging operation. I’d say the Ukrainians are doing pretty dang well all things considered
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  8. In hell
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  9.  @airsmellnice4133  fuck I wish i was. I don’t get paid to fight Russian bots. I just do this for fun 🙂
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  10.  @eduarddv00  Oh don’t worry, the Ukrainians actually have a land bridge in the east to cross it with. The only land Russia taking these days, is the La La land in you Vatniks heads : ) 👍
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  11.  @rokadaprliinnysystemyaczno4761  I mean, how? We’re all developed, democratic nations that practice free market economics. We also have centuries of shared history and nearly a century of continued cooperation. I don’t see the EU and the US ever being on opposing sides geo-politically, especially with Europe’s aging demographic.
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  12. Probably. But after all we’ve seen, WMD’s is all the Russian have going for them
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  13. The Moskva at the bottom of the black sea , the dead VDV at Hostemel, the battered remnants of the troops around Kharkiv and the piles of dead Chechens in Mariupol say other whys.
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  14. Well….a lot of them seem to be Chinese or Indian pro-Russian types, or just bots.
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  15. Our Oil industry is about to boom again I think.
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  16. Welp. Apparently it works. Russia didn’t see the Kharkiv offensive coming.
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  17.  @eduarddv00  maybe the Russians would still have all the land they had at the start, if they wouldn’t run away constantly. For that matter, maybe the Ukrainians wouldn’t be on the attack, if Russia would stop resupplying if them with fresh tanks and ammo every time there stupid conscripts get a little scared. The CIA love the T-90Ms and Pansirs you guys left for them by the way 👍
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  18.  @eduarddv00  so..the Ukrainians reached Kherson. I guess Putin doesn’t give a shit about “Russian land” after all. Go ahead and give me your best cope buddy. I want to taste your vatnik tears : )
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  19. Ya that’s what I’ve been worried about. Even if this war ended tomorrow, it would only mean a new iron curtain would fall on to Europe. Only this time, a few hundred KMs to the east.
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  20. Wagner would have wiped the floor with the Chechens.
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  21.  @selu3980  I do. The Chechens got stuck in traffic for most of the attempted coup, and only “recaptured rostov” the day after Wagner left. And mind you, the Chechens performance this war has been laughable. Especially when they got their asses handed to them outside of Kyiv and at Mariupol.
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  22. Im glad I’m not the only one that got a chuckle out of that. But to be fair, the game was being made long before this war started.
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  23. I would rather suggest you actually visit said states first, then tell me if they really arnt bad people. Good luck with NK though. They got a nasty minefield around it.
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  24. We still called it a war, and didn’t arrest people for calling it as such.
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  25. It will definitely last most, if not all, of 2023. That’s just a fact.
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  26.  @RCx44  a lot. But they actually send them to NATO counties for about 120 days worth of training First before sending them into battle. Unlike Russia who sends them in with just 2 weeks of training.
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  27. Your the one that needs to “wake up”. Odessa is still in Ukrainian hands, giving them a Black Sea port for trade. By next year, once this war is over, Ukraine will have another harvest to start its long reconstruction process. And tell me, what eastern cities has it lost? Kharkiv, the most important one, is still in Ukrainian hands. Zaproizhzhia and Dnipro are still in Ukrainian hands, as is Poltava.
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  28.  @eduarddv00  and again, their doing a terrible job at it, seeing how Ukraine holds almost 2/3rds of Luhansk and most of Kherson oblast as of right now. Nevermind Kharkiv oblast was supposed to be “annexed”, yet Ukraine had a different opinion apparently. And oh boy, I can’t wait to see Russian columns burn like ‘91 again. St javelin is hungry again.
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  29.  @dragosstanciu9866  oh I agree. I’ve been advocating sending older m1 tanks, Bradley’s and paladins over to Ukraine ASAP. It would take some time to train the Ukrainians on them, but they would definitely help.
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  30. Not if Putin is so kind to keep leaving all his gear behind to the Ukrainians. Hell, just today, Ukraine announced its application to join NATO.
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  31.  @rokadaprliinnysystemyaczno4761  well, who says Europe can’t unite? It probably be welcomed by the US. Then we could focus on China.
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  32. Keep coping Russaboo.
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  33. Funny. Ukraine has had more presidents then Russia has had, yet its democracy was “destroyed” years ago……
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  34.  @DiegoDiaz-vm9xx  i have been following the Ukrainian conflict since 2014. And please, I’d love to see what dictatorships had a “rotation in leadership” without said dictatorship collapsing right afterwards. Dictators do not share power, and rarely are they replaced without violence, or the death of said dictator, let alone via elections.
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  35. Hahahahah, bro they’ve blown up like 2 Russian oil refineries and several ammo dumps in Russia. What are you smoking? Also, bro, we got the euros fuel covered. America will make sure they ain’t freezing this winter. Thanks for making our oil and military industry boom again Vlad!
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  36.  @stranger6797  do you know I can post links in comments with out YT getting rid of them?
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  37. Which is why we need to get Ukraine into NATO ASAP. The Russians would never bother them again.
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  38.  @DK-lz7kg  yes. I think we would be just fine, seeing how there wouldn’t be a Canada left not long after those hypothetical missiles are used. And if the Canadians ever got the silly idea to come south, me and millions of other Americans would rejoice that we get to use our Second Amendment rights they way they had been intended on the invaders. And you act like Russia has ever kept any of its promises prior to this war.
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  39. Oh ya? Then Russia planned a 150+ day operation across Europe largest country with no immediate supplies on hand and only 120,000 troops to do it with?
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  40.  @RhysCampbell01  show me a source that disproves it. Because otherwise, Putin is the biggest strategic idiot in recent history, and the Russian military and government has no excuse for its poor perforce this far.
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  41. (Guys, don’t tell him about the m60s, chieftains, and leopard 1s we have in storage)
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  42. Ya, they don’t much sense anymore. Castro is gone. I’d love to start making friends with Cuba now.
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  43. Now that Castro is gone, I think Cuba has a chance to be a great place again.
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  44. Proceeds to push Russia so far into a corner, Putin has to threaten it with nukes every week just to look relevant. Oh, and now has applied to join NATO, just to spite Putin.
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  45.  @cachifli870  don’t dance around my response. You said a nation who’s supposedly heavily embargoed is surfing terribly economically yet some how can afford first class healthcare to ALL its citizens and some how is better off then it’s non-embargoed neighbors. Pick a narrative would ya?
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  46. Sounds like Russia is the Nazi here. How’s it feel to piss off the rest of the world with your little stunt Putin?
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  47. Hey, If it makes Putin look stupid, makes NATO grow more, sees Europe taken off Russian oil dependence and it buys weapons to kill communists, I’d say my tax money is well spent.
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  48. Bring it on.
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  49.  @captaindak5119  well they haven’t pushed since HIMARS started killing there artillery ammo dumps.
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  50.  @joek600  perhaps the reality of this war is not in Russia favor.
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  51.  @joek600  I mean, ok but I’m saying that the reality is simple. Russian casualties are very high, Ukraine is still standing 80+ days later, and Putin has failed immensely. If you want some sources, I can recommend Oryx’s Russian vehicle losses tracker online, combat footage you can find online, and honestly observing maps of how the conflict has progressed since February. It’s not bias to say that Russia is failing in this conflict.
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  52. The US had no right to invade any of those nations, and Russia doesn’t have excuse to do the same. Stop your whataboutism, your an adult.
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  53.  @BATMAN-vz9xf  the fuck are you talking about? Literally everyone and there mother as done nothing but condem the US for its actions the last 30 years. Sure, we didn’t get any sanctions, but let’s be real, how realistic or practical is it to sanction the worlds largest economy? And if you want some condemnation, there’s plenty of channels of YouTube that have been calling out the US’s actions for Years now. We’re the hell have you been looking?
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  54. Cry some more bud.
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  55. Ok, how are they going to take all of southern Ukraine? Odessa has been fortified for months now, and with the Moskava sunk, as well many of the Black Sea LSTs and smaller landing craft, a naval invasion is next to impossible right now. On top of that, Russia seems hellbent on taking Donbas more then anything.
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  56.  @user-yw4me6rc8y  that doenst answer my question.
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  57. Tell that to Putin. It’s a bit late now.
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  58. Good luck with that. The Ukrainians now no longer get see the Russians as “comrades”. Neither do the Georgians, Azeris, or khazak’s now. And true socialist would call out Putin’s imperialism, not endorse it.
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  59. By winter, the US will have sent enough equipment to rebuild the Ukrainian army. They have plenty of recruits, they just need weapons, ammo, and training.
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  60.  @bentuovila5296  indeed. That’s why they’ve turned to iran go get more weapons. because they ran out of their own crap to throw at Ukraine
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  61. They proved NATO was a threat by invading a non-NATO country and making neutral counties join NATO out of fear of Russian invasion? Are you high?
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  62.  @gbxmusicchannel3836  a country that’s under attack from Russia.
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  63. Ya, I don’t see Russia pulling a operation Saturn/Uranus style attack over such a large river. Not with all the intelligence gathering capabilities Ukraine has right now.
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  64. Ok like who?
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  65. So, Wagner is going to smacked outside of Kyiv just like the Russians did last February?
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  66. Ok, can I ask why? Because Fidel betrayed the people of Cuba by making a communist dictatorship with him at its head, instead of a free open democracy. Why would you like this guy?
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  67. If things get bad, America can ramp up its fuel production to help our European friends. The environment be damned.
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  68.  @dragosstanciu9866  how? The Russian economy of today is no where near as big or powerful as the Soviet economy was
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  69.  @dragosstanciu9866  the Russian economy is based around oil, weapons and a FEW consumer goods.(and even then not the good stuff, like computers, phones, cars, appliances ect.) The Soviet economy may not have been “stable” but it could afford far more and was completely self sufficient, unlike modern Russia’s.
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  70.  @dragosstanciu9866  I’m mean that’s cool, as long as the US and EU trade globally continues, they can keep Ukraine in the war too. All I see is a Cold War styled drawn out proxy war, unless both sides just call it quits soon. And even then, we’ll have probably another iron curtain situation again in the near future.
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  71. I’m still waiting to see “our economy collapsing”. It’s been supposed to “collapse” since 2020…..and I’m still waiting.
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  72. And now the weakness of Putin’s Russia has been shown to the whole world, while the strength of American logistics and weapons have been only proven further.
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  73. Possibly. At the very least, it’s going to cause a purge that’s going to cripple the Russian military, just like in 1939.
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  74. Based.
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  75. I know right?
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  76.  @aleksabenovic6046  bro, it’s been 6 months. At this point, this is all Russia has. This IS there best stuff that getting screwed in Ukraine. I have full confidence now that NATO could capture Kaliningrad with no issue, and possibly make a push to St.Petersburg, if this is all Russia has to offer conventionally.
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  77. Who the hell wants Europe United under the Russians?
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  78. Do you mean a B-17 or B-24?
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  79. We’re not. There all dead now, the Russians made sure of that. We’re simply supporting the Ukrainians as they try snd defend there country against a imperialist invader.
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  80. The first thing the Russians did was bomb civilian centers on the first day of the invasion.
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  81. Since when did Israel have gas??
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  82. The CIA thanks Russia for giving the Ukrainians its latest tanks, electronic warfare vehicles and a whole army coprse of supply’s. Really making us sweat for the out lend lease goals Vatniks 👍
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  83. That become the third hostile force in all of history to reach Moscow…..
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  84.  @RhysCampbell01  a 150+ day war, with thousands of dead and wounded suffered, international economic isolation, humiliation of the “SeCoND StrOngEsT ARmY iN Da wORlD” and Russia’s geopolitical rivals in NATO growing, (for barely anything of value other then piles of ruble) and few dead far-right wackos is not what I’d call “smart” pal. The “3 day operation” would at least make there mistakes more understandable. This is just an embarrassment.
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  85.  @theseventhangel9768  ya, we’ll I do believe all the picture of dead VDV, spetsnaz, conscripts, burnt tank husks, downed aircraft and a sinking capital ship.
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  86. ((Laugh at Russia running away form Kyiv))
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  87. Ya I don’t agree. It’s more of a cause of our fragile logistics being affected by poor government decisions. At this point, I’d ALMOST want the Soviet style mandatory employment system to solve some of the labor shortages we got. We need people everywhere.
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  88. Gee, it’s almost we have some kind of remote way of accessing computer equipment without having to invade a nation to do it…… ….almost like Russia has literally an entire division of people trained to do just that…….
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  89.  @Tripp9  well the odds in that case…. Are that the sever doesn’t exist. And this whole invasion has been a worthless waste of life.
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  90.  @Tripp9  since when did the EU withdraw support from Ukraine? German, Dutch, and French artillery, body armor, and small arms are still being delivered. And the US just gave Ukraine HIMAR’s andHarpoon anti-ship missiles for starters, never mind the Kamikaze drones they just hit a oil refinery with just last week.
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  91. Oh boy, how about Sadam’s invasion of Iran?
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  92.  @luqmantarmizi9578  oh boy, you really want a list of benefits? I mean, it adds an extra barrier of protection against Russia, secures Europe a bread basket for food supplies, adds another potential hundreds thousands of troops to the NATO manpower pool, Weakens Russia from further wars toward the west, and allows further power projection in the Black Sea region. I have not a clue what Palestine brings to the table.
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  93.  @theaquarian5849  still waiting for the Bug burgers. It’s almost like you Faux news is utter bullshit.
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  94. I can’t take anyone seriously who don’t call out imperialism, no matter who perpetrates it. Don’t be like America. And sure as hell don’t be like Russia now.
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  95. We always have been buddy. Always have.
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  96. I wouldn’t throw chemical weapons off the table just yet. Though I am very surprised they haven’t been used as of yet. I was always told the old Soviet army would use an insane amount of chemical weapons in there advances during hypothetical “Cold War gone hot” scenarios. It’s strange that modern Russia doesn’t do the same.
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  97.  @breadman32398  ya and for how long till the Russians try again? Appeasement only enables future wars.
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  98.  @mikeyorkav4039  wouldn’t you? If it was your own county being invaded? It would rather live in your knees as a slave?
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  99. Maybe. But it beats the Russians marching into NATO territory and starting WW3.
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  100.  @cachifli870  that’s not saying much.
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  101.  @cachifli870  I mean again, not saying much. Any nations rich people have access to great healthcare. Cuba is no exception.
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  102.  @cachifli870  well then, if Cuba is doing so well for itself, then the blockade must not being doing much to it.
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  103.  @DaveSCameron  because who but bots root for the Russian invaders?
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  104.  @bluesteel8376  eh, ok. Then probably into mid 2024 at least. Just to be safe.
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