Comments by "Olga P." (@olgap.) on "The point of Russia's meat wave tactics" video.

  1. Just to be on the same page: if, as you say, meat waves are conscious choice, what alternative approaches did Russia turn down to send the message? 4:36 Please pass the memo to MSM and YT. Something weird is going on. Press changed focus for Israel for a while. What came after made such a sharp U-turn: like reports are the same, but countries are swapped. Economy will crash any time, army runs out of people and ammo, country development towards dictatorship, political crisis, bad decisions on the battlefield... All we were told about Russia out of a sudden apply to Ukraine. And what angers me the most, downplay or ignore Ukraine's achievements. I don't understand what it is good for. YT algorithm went nuts as well, Scott Ritter and co. as suggestions - that's new. I don't think Putin needs a frozen conflict to reduce western help to Ukraine. Military wise help from the West as it is and is to be expected, by all respect, is annoying, but not preventing Putin to proceed. If there will not be significant change in speed, quality end amount of, it does not really matter for Putin if it stops or not. I don't mean help is pointless, I wish there were more. Going on conflict will harm Ukraines demographics and economy the longer the more. To destroy Ukraine as a state Putin does not need a lot of change of front lines. Just enough notisable action to avoid too big trouble at home and prevent Ukraine to get Back to business as usual as long as possible.
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  2. Could you please name some examples? I've seen a few videos and Interviews of him and never got that impression.​ @andrzejbarcelonafrlk6416 
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  3. That is a very good idea! Anders' previous collaborations were rather with someone he is on the same wavelength with. It would be interesting to see him step out of the bubble.
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  4. Russophobic? If at all, in homeopathic doses.
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