Youtube comments of Be Kind To Birds (@BeKindToBirds).

  1. There is an unbelievably huge amount of radioactive material in the ground naturally, this really is a very safe and logical solution and as close to no risk as is possible with the very most efficiency of cost at the same time in balance.
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  2.  @aletheia6672  I have been telling people this for YEARS. Air combat has been defined by murder drones for decades already! So few people seem to understand that manned aircraft are drone launch platforms far more than dogfighters and that the addition of a human controller at the launch platform is an advantage that isn't going anywhere soon. Which is also why drones have only proliferated to loitering air to ground roles and are only now beginning to be used as sacrificial wingmen.
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  3. 41 MW on the gas generator alone is incredible.
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  4. Man I really want to go to kubinka one day, so many treasures there.
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  5. It is a turret, it looks like it has a (270) degree arc of fire in pictures with the turret traversed. It is a fantastic beast.
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  6. To be fair, you can build a tank from scratch faster than a ship and for a lot cheaper. Not that the Army didn't learn the lesson or that it wasn't a mistake but at least it wasn't the Air Force or Navy.
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  7.  @Кремень-ц8ю  You know what makes mortar fire more accurate? Knowing the range.
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  8. He is only confident against who he thinks he has power over
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  9. One child policy did damage but the "great leap forward" and "Cultural Revolution" did probably more damage long term.
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  10. If you abuse someone enough they lose the ability to empathize, this is how abused becomes the abuser and it is the way that oppressed people everywhere are controlled. It is a part of human nature but in Russia it has been painted many many many times in blood
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  11. Mothers and Father's of Russia, please, help your children to end this war. End the corruption of the past with the rest of the world, we can all do it together.
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  12. @bluenorth3965 he is making that comment everywhere, it is a psyops account
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  13. Elven supremacy, one century at a time. The land belonged to elves first and it will again
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  14.  @Timber_LXG_5  the only reason the military wants them is because of wear on weapons and poor ammunition quality. There is a reason almost no firearms ever made have them. It is a stupid and unique thing the military has so we can keep using shitty old guns for a long time. It is better to not have the additional weight and complexity and simply have a clean weapon. Watch the WWSD videos about the AR, there is a very good reason no one but the us military wants it or needs it. ...they don't have the same morons in legislation and command as we do here.
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  15. But soon posting this, liking the comment, or maybe even seeing it will be more penalize than those same war crimes.
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  16.  @dog209  simo did virtually all his killing at 100-150m. He was in dense forest and rough topography, there weren't extreme distance sight lines and he did not use an optic.
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  17. Ah, I wish that every ship could be found in perfect condition and that these kind researchers could restore each and every one!
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  18. Lot closer to 5000 years than 50 mate. Afghanistan is always a place of war in human history
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  19. Historic champions
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  20. It is an evolution that has taken place an infinite number of times because it is always how things are balanced. Smaller and more is better than better has played out so many times in warfare that it is a fundamental rule in how any powers interact
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  21. All of the tactics here are still taught and used in modern warfare. Things have not changed at all.
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  22.  @demonprinces17  Iran Contra and ruining our middle class isn't great.
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  23. Yet they did not mention the "Mass Hannibal" order of the Hannibal doctrine, the fact that so many of their people were killed by their own helicopters and tanks PER ORDERS.
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  24.  @alexbowman7582  ALL extreme distance snipers do. Americans are not the only ones affected by things like the wind and gravity.
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  25. Payback would be orbiting their own station. Landing on the moon is a great achievement but unrelated with this conflict about space stations. China is not banned because of ability today but reasons of trust. I hope that all people can come together in trust and succeed in space. I know that with the USA, Russia, Europe, China, and India all working together and with collaboration from smaller countries with space programs and scientific ability humanity can conquer the stars. Together we can accomplish anything so I pray that soon we all find a peace and mutual respect and trust
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  26. It will cost Russian aviation and space so much more than the cost of those planes, and for decades.
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  27. I dunno, I feel like he should have promised we are going to Jupiter in a year. His down to earth humility and expertise just makes me think his rocket company isn't the future. /s
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  28. It seems the only improvements that can be pursued now is in simplicity, reliability, and ruggedization. To be able to do all these things with a simpler machine is the ideal goal and very difficult. Working more efficiency into such an advanced and complex machine will be very difficult.
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  29.  @Кремень-ц8ю  ... unlock? I was IN the Army lol. Are you trying to say that knowing the range DOESN'T make your fire more accurate? I know that range cards for support weapons must exist in russia too. This is basic stuff that has existed since ww1, everyone else understands this but you seem to be insisting that you somehow know better. That you have some knowledge or experience which invalidates universal military doctrine like knowing the range to your target and pre sighting indirect fire
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  30. It is because of abuse. Abused people process things differently and compartmentalize. It is not possible for an abused russian mother to care about what her son may be doing, that is more effort than she can make. All her concern is in the life of her son, anything else can be dealt with afterwards right? A son can atone for his crimes or repent or undo them, but a corpse cannot. I have seen it with my grandmother and my wife's mother, both who had been attacked at a young age and abused with neglect and cold world, they cannot possibly ever have empathy, it is too painful. They have too much trauma from too young an age, they are disabled. It is a horrible, tragic, trap. And the evil of fascism desires this soil to grow and commits atrocities to make it happen. Russia rapes and tortures and starves it's conscripts, arrests even old women who survived the patriot war, this horrible crime they do to their own people. So that those poor people are capable of acting evil as well.
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  31.  @MetaJamm  Yeah, aerodynamic beauty is so much better than radar effective shapes. It really is a shame.
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  32. M16 reliability is a battlefield myth that doesn't have merit and is based on old political decisions that have long been rectified. L85 criticism is inherent to the firearm's design and very very real. There is a reason the AR15 has taken over global arms
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  33. This man has probably been doodling like this for years to this point. I'd like to imagine he was doodling on ms paint when having death by powerpoint and eventually it became his career.
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  34.  @fatterperdurabo42069  In one episode it was the host's hand that was chocolate
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  35. How did this comment inspire two absolutely idiotic political narrative builders to post? Grr religion, grr mainstream media ...mates, we were talking about the CONCORD which is an AIRPLANE.
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  36. Wonder what kompramat Israel has on all these people.
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  37. They still do guy. Try looking at something not being marketed to you.
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  38. Still in use in 40,000 years with the death korps of krieg
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  39. Copper is good stuff man, don't turn your nose up at having one in your kitchen. The heat transfer is really good, just like cast iron. It has its uses for sure. Think of it as the fast cast iron. It transfers heat real well and cools down fast too. So when you are cooking something where you don't need that long slow heat to stay in the pan it's a dream. I love my copper pans for cooking veggies or sauteed anything. Sauces, getting the flavor from the leftover in a pan. Things like that. Trust me, copper and cast iron is the dream team. One normal size copper skillet added to your nice collection is all you need. Anyone who doesn't like a copper skillet doesn't understand what they are for, same as if you don't like cast iron. Nothing can replace having both.
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  40. Except it clearly is hitting the barrel a lot. The alignment isn't perfect and in the slow motion you can see the projectile bouncing down the barrel. The manufacturing isn't good enough to float the round perfectly.
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  41. What courage to stand when your literal home is under attack. Nation or region or city but actual physical home you rest at. But still they stand and work and make things better, God bless the people of ukraine. God bless the hearts of Russians to stand up with such courage against putin and his evil regime
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  42.  @808bigisland  The suppressors are 3D printed and far advanced of any other kind of suppressor. Traditional suppressors have already been proven in mass US military adoption so going cheaper and more durable is a major step which is why the Army is going 100% suppressed. Also because of the payouts to folks like me who got issued bad ear protection, further adding to the cost savings. Additionally, it's the US, not a smaller country. Throwing away the can after a few years is something the US can afford easily, you would be shocked at some of the other things we do. Money burning lol. But this is actually designed from the start to mitigate these issues. This isn't try #1, the Army has been at this a very very long time. They don't change ammo lightly at all but this is a very long time coming. The optic is much much more bold, dramatic, and risky but that also is proven. I can't speak on its comparison to the round you mentioned, I haven't shot it or this. I know that the Army Futures command is absolutely on the cutting edge though so if this performs slightly worse than another round at penetrating green wood then I am positive the round has loads of advantage elsewhere to more than make up for it. Accuracy and range no doubt, the lighter high velocity is always the choice taken va slightly heavier and slower. I do find it very interesting how we have moved back to those cartridges that were initially turned down for the intermediate ones though. Physics is clearly showing the bias here in terms of similarities. It is a saying in the US military: "Nothing ten years and then billion dollars can't fix."
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  43.  @xmtryanx  they may be getting that speed from a maximum achieved with a following current at a specific time. Like, "in ideal conditions she was even able to maintain 46 knots" is likely the real story
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  44. He doesn't want to be sued
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  45. A UAV is absolutely not better for close air support with munitions. A few helfires cannot compete with a human who can hear you and see the enemy and make them go away with a very large cannon. I am always shocked by how many people who haven't ever had an A-10 above them just fail to understand why a flying tank is the best friend of anyone in the ground. Taking out tank formations and fighting interceptors aren't why the A-10 is still around. It is still around because when you are under attack by an enemy formation having an A-10 on your side is an irreplaceable amount of support and one that can get down and dirty unlike any other aircraft.
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  46. Most scholars agree it refers to an owl though. As much as piecing together the myth has done to explain it's persistence it relies on a lot much later interpretative work.
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  47.  @mitchyoung93  Nice try Russian bot, we all know that Moscow was caught naked and begged for it's life with Belarus president being the leader.
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  48. @Runaway Puppet Conscription is forced. They are not volunteers, they are forced to go. They have no choice at any point. They are not mercenaries or volunteers or permanent military they are random young men being told they are now in the military and must serve. They deserve your sympathy.
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  49.  @TheRoadToArea51  Open and shut case Johnson, the dog was with him and his name was reg or Quinton or something.
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  50. Companies like that are why most family owned businesses last one generation before going under
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  51.  @elvisibra  Killing a US carrier is much harder than a building in a country of innocents
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  52. Translation: we got paid to cancel this project
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  53.  @randomuser5443  forget about that, ...it's your phone. The camera and sensors and transmitter in your phone.
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  54. Because it is a silly place run by silly people with silly traditions.
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  55.  @floydvaughn836  Not really actually. Not only because of different local food sources and national interests but also different colonial food sources, preservation methods, and voyage lengths. Salt meat and hard tack is a bit of the common denominator, true. But when you are a swedish or russian sailor you have cold to preserve things yeah? And then there are different methods of getting the nutrition themselves. Russian sailors working in california were said to eat mainly beef tallow for example. Something that the american and british sailors seemed to think was pure lunacy. Scandinavian sailors had more fish, sailors of south america had a lot more fruit and a lot less beef as well. It's actually something that is a bit difficult to research in English but you can find some information in other languages. Irish sailors adopted use of the potato long before the english thought it worthy of a ships company, wine was a staple on french ships and extremely unlikely on a British ship. Rice was an absolute luxury reserved for captains in american sailing ships but it was the common food in chinese ships. And many nations didn't have nearly the need for long voyage as england did and so their rations didn't need to be preserved the same way. Or they did, like the french, but used different methods. The french used vinegar and boiling to keep water but the british didn't seem to adopt this as regularly. Ships beer was a better option for british sailors but for the french it would be wine. For English sailors fresh beef was a luxury but for american sailors in california it was so common it was nearly all they ate for months at a time, the flour for ships bread being the extreme luxury at times. So there is actually a very great deal of variety and difference in diet among the different nations and their ships throughout history as well as variety based on where the ship was going and for how long.
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  56.  @kyle857  ...you really need to pick up a history book
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  57.  @donhuang9855  You went off the deep end dude. It is cheaper and more efficient to not carry people and air, you do not build machines for long term that include people unless you have to. This is a coastal defense and short range submarine for the yellow sea, not a part of an underwater surveillance network. If this was being used as mobile underwater surveillance then I would assume china would only do so temporarily until they can afford to emplace an actual fortified system of defense
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  58. Let's all be honest, the flanker family is such a fantastic airframe that without that aircraft and it's derivatives the entire reputation of the Russian air force would be completely different. There is a romanticism about those aircraft and their pilots that captures people in ways stealth and long range combat cannot. In my mind it is similar to how so many love swords and blade weapons and represent them everywhere in sci fi and fiction to this day the same as martial arts in a rifle and missile world. Close combat just has a charm completely separate from its use on the battlefield and I honestly don't think that will ever go away. The physical beauty of the Flankers and their rugged design to take off from rough airstrips only increases their appeal as a counter to the clinical nature of electronics and machinery. I have no doubt that when the last flanker is retired people everywhere will lament a lost era. Look how people still advocate for the F-14! Or battleships! And another thing is every single debate comes down to the small and impoverished nation of Russia having a leap ahead in technology such as radar or missiles or jamming that the entire west doesn't. Because of the romantic nature and the "well you don't know, it could have the absolute best ____ years ahead of nations with orders of magnitude more resources and bigger pools of knowledge" the debate will always have a passionate party advocating that Russian air power has some secret sauce.
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  59. Extremely unlikely that they have been able to maintain even a significant portion of their arsenal. But no doubt they have worked hard to keep enough prepared.
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  60. Perhaps the operators of Houthi drones have to stay close to activate previously waypointed drone boats and also to target and waypoint from other observations. Once the waypoint is good enough they can let the gyro do its work and drive the drone the rest of the way. It is an interesting system where it is vulnerable to jamming but only in the middle of operation. Its ins to travel long distance and ins at final approach. Evolutionary adaptation to the signal environment lives in i think. I expect many combat drones will work this way demonstrated at sea in the future, with signals being either high speed data control or updating ins and mission packages at brief interludes that can be tactically arranged to accommodate the signals environment. Afaik this is consistent with development in land drones and air drones. But I think here on the open sea, now, its being engineered into a truly robust future architecture.
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  61. Really amazing we live in a time we can hear it from the side of the Serbian's
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  62. You have no idea what you are talking about. Taking Rostov was the strategic decision that enabled him to get within 200km of Moscow and made the threat of civil war real.
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  63. I have heard so much about the insane number of unique potatoes in Peru
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  64.  @ReaperofValhalla  Well I'm out of the Army myself but let me simplify for you: In ww2 they issued rifles and carbines yeah? Garand and M1 Different rifles for the secondary units and the main units. Now instead you have lower power ammo which is still deadly and hot ammo How is it different from issuing a carbine and a rifle? And idk what unit you are in but in the 101st we had plenty of opportunity to train lmao. Plenty. So don't worry man, the units than need to kill guys aren't going to be like "uh oh, we don't know how to shoot hurr" And the units that aren't ever going to shoot bad guys in armor don't need to be using high velocity super ammo do they? And I'm sorry dude but an 11 series is probably the absolute worst place you can be in the army for seeing what is going on overall. Brigade level is barely able to see big army's plans for 95% of the command. The US Army is not dumb and believe it or not it won't be that hard to learn to shoot hot ammo. And the key point is everything that might have some slight complications for the US Army is going to be impossible for China or Russia. And that's the point. For the next few decades we are guaranteed to overmatch in infantry v infantry. And overmatch is what the US military is doing. Bet And I'm sorry if I made it seem like I'm talking down, it's just we've heard this before with NVG's and all kinds of stuff
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  65. @Lady.boomshanka. No country competes with Russia in cruelty to conscripts. Not even north korea. A case of abuse is found in the west and punished immediately. In Russia, the abuse is a part of the culture and cannot be reported as it is considered a part of conscription. But you seem like an agent anyway
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  66. It won't be anywhere remotely similar. The Japanese have such different design requirements it just won't be the same aircraft. It would be a great way to prove some of the concepts however...
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  67. This was actually a massive treat. Seeing the aftermath of grand tour, seeing the modifications to make a db9 offroad, and watching a master mechanic go through a diagnosis.
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  68.  @bertrandbarbe245  No, I'm not. Believe it or not the F-16 can still be absolutely deadly to things like the J-20 and su-57. As a platform it is still highly competitive and US radar and missiles are more than a match for the job. But the game isn't "good enough to maintain a decent kill/death ratio should war break out" it is "utterly dominate the battle space." We don't want want wildcats, we want corsairs. We don't want close ratios or even ratios like korea and we won't even settle for very favorable ones like on vietnam. The us standard of air dominance is to be a grossly uneven fight. Even though it is like .4 losses per 1000 sorties in vietnam vs 2 per 1000 in korea, and 9.7 per 1000 on WW2 everyone know that the Vietnamese fought a tough air battle. We want zero losses, we want something very far from parity. So we can't ever be content with "good enough to come out on top" And to that end, our own military and media machines work hard to drum up financial backing for the continued costs by dramatizing. "Our enemies are catching up!" Has been shouted since WW2. But the factual order of battle says otherwise. No other nation has a super carrier. Only britain, former ruler of the seas in past centuries, has carriers that are projected to finally reach that 100000 ton displacement figure by the end of their decades long lives. We have 11 of them. No other nation has a stealth bomber, we have 21 and are already replacing them. Russia and china are struggling to adopt low observable technology, either failing outright or being unable to produce them in significant numbers. (Or both, or being simply inferior) And we have had like 180 interceptor F-22's on service for decades and our busy outfitting the rest of our air fleet with low observables, we've built nearly 700 F-35's so far. We are in a whole other realm of capability and our main rival is maintaining the budget to stay on top and at the cutting edge. To that end, it is very important to always be deadly serious and overly dramatic about the "catching up" of our enemies.
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  69. For complicated reasons relating to the current unique state of the British government and how the BBC is funded we are now able to have a celebrity do a lap in our reasonably priced car! Introducing Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and the last driver the reasonably priced car will ever have, Richard Hammond!
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  70. Maybe it's the cops who are wrong .... nevermind that's too unbelievable!
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  71.  @dbmarkysworld6477  If you have to respond like that man I think you probably are insecure. It doesn't take away anything from you to show respect to another person or be excited for them. I think the fact you said this says a lot about your state of mind.
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  72.  @dog209  that is idiotic. Many people have good distance vision and hero worshipping simo as if he is the only person to have ever been born who could do it is just childish. There are hundreds of thousands if not millions of very good marksman. There are tens if not hundreds of millions of people with better than average vision. It is very difficult, few can do it and few have the skill and even fewer would ever try. But one man is the only person ever ? Stop reading comic books and playing video games ...your perspective is warped.
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  73. Abuse has shaped the mind of the average Russian. Anyone who knows people who grew up into adults after abuse will know how these people must think to survive. Everything Russia does makes much more sense when you realize it is the mind of traumatized victims who became abusers. Those who break the cycle and escape are rare and must face a lot of hardship.
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  74. I hope one day we can all put aside all conflict and come together, I have great respect for the Chinese people and I pray for all world governments and corporations to stop these horrors they commit for money and power.
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  75. Wow, that really puts it into perspective.
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  76. If you think it's going to be hard to do now imagine how hard it will be for China or Russia to catch up and be able to peer with HV ammo like this. This rifle is the cutting edge and this is what uncle sam does, we do it because it is hard and no one else can. It represents literal decades of superiority over our adversaries. I am absolutely confident in the US Army and US Marine Corps being able to dominate with this weapon. Everything you said applies to literally every single equipment the military uses. Maybe you were national guard, idk why you lack confidence.
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  77. Starvation, Torture, and Rape are common parts of life of a Russian conscript. Thousands kill themselves or are killed by this horrific torture. It is called Dedovshchina or дедовщина, "reign of grandfathers" Where older soldiers torture younger in every way. It is like sparta in greece again. However, I suspect you are paid to be here and say such childish things.
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  78. It is old enough to be a universal part of military culture now, it is probably been 50+ years since the first time an american or englishman came up with it. That's enough time for two generations of warriors to spread it everywhere as common military language. That, and the US military has obviously been the blueprint for all others for some time.
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  79. Russians: quick, post YouTube comments and bribe senators. We gotta get this plane out of the air!
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  80. @Octopus lower tech carriers by poorer countries with much less projection power
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  81. And what is your job?
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  82.  @mitri5389  You really have a way of showing what kind of ignorant you are. Whatever you have to do to convince yourself dude, it isn't going to change anything. ... Just bury you deeper from reality. I've never worked at a grocery store but I've seen plenty of ignorant accounts like you. Stick to video games dude.
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  83. Nice man. My dad was a submariner, cheers
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  84. Holding the torch for the ones who don't believe the media's lies about him.
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  85. The ability of the iron dome is vastly oversold anyway. Its interception rate is not even close to what is claimed.
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  86.  @stephenmcdonagh2795  that is not true
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  87. It is far bigger than netanyahu
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  88. He must have more dirt on him
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  89. Then you lack faith! BLAM
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  90. Quite a displacement.
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  91.  @ivanlagrossemoule  how is it propaganda, it is an accurate accounting of the coordination of multiple systems to identify and shoot down the aircraft. Which is now what ALL air defense systems do electronically by design. Seriously... How do you find it in any way 'propaganda' when it is a bare accounting. What about it is intentionally misleading? What about the account is meant to push a political narrative. I have a feeling your accusation of propaganda is projection and bias. The aircraft was shot down and now we know how the commander did it. It is FACTUAL
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  92.  @ricardokowalski1579  Not even remotely comparable. Battleships role was supplanted the A-10's has NOT BEEN. To put it bluntly, battleships were replaced (with the possible exception of inexpensive heavy shore bombardment) and as yet there hasn't been a fast mover that can actually replace the mission of the A-10, only suggestions that pretend it's role doesn't exist! Until drones are able to fit in the CAS niche as armoured gunships the A-10 is irreplaceable. Until helicopters are able to hit as hard and be hit as hard (which is likely to be even later than an armoured UAV gunship) it won't be replaced. What you and every other commenter seems to fail to understand is exactly what role in combat you are replacing by deleting the A-10. You cannot replace it without replacing it, shouldn't that be obvious? You can't just say "ground troops don't need that kind of fire support" and take it out of the inventory! Something that can loiter in the area, provide heavy fire support, and take enemy fire, and provide mission critical intelligence to the same degree just does not exist! 130 gunships, Apaches, Tanks, IFV's, Artillery, and UAV's all have differing areas of usefulness and different areas of exclusion And the A-10 fits in the middle of that venn diagram. No fast mover can come close to replacing the A-10 and helicopters have to get tougher and beefier before they can finally supplant it. (Which is on the way but not here yet.) And when it does get replaced ...it will have straight wings, a big cannon, and high bypass jets mounted above the fuselage ...see why the A-10 is sticking around? You can't replace a specialized piece of equipment without it ending up looking a lot like that piece of equipment. Even if they start from absolute scratch to replace it ...it will still look almost exactly the same! It will still have redundant hydraulics, it will still have engines designed to sit on either side ...it will have almost all the exact same features that we already have! You can't replace a bee without making a hummingbird and I really don't think you understand how the mission, the requirements, and the physics dictate that the A-10 is going to be around for a long time.
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  93.  @eatenorpheus3087  As strike aircraft not as CAS. This comment section must be among the most ignorant about the A-10 mission I have seen yet!
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  94.  @mitri5389  I literally have personal experience tasking CAS dude. If you can't tell the difference between a drone with some helfires or a human being in the seat of a flying tank in terms of support ability then you are just pushing yourself even further out of relevance to the discussion than your completely unrelated and uniformed position gives. Hear you on the radio as you tell them, "behind that hill" not hear them from the air ...you seriously must just assume everyone is as ignorant as you to even get to that interpretation. I am a US Army veteran with plenty of experience tasking drones and fast movers and A-10's telling you that the A-10 is absolutely superior to a drone when it comes to supporting contact. Drones excel at assassination, not CAS. They are terrible for CAS. They are slightly better than artillery for precision strikes and work best as a forward observer. It's slow orbit at __ feet and it's GBU's and hellfires just do not compete with an American in a flying tank with a cannon who can go wherever he wants. Like, not even remotely close. If you want to make a real argument for something we currently have that overlaps the mission, talk about helicopter gunships. You youtube people with absolutely nothing to do with the Army and haven't ever even seen a radio that can touch an A-10 let alone heard the voice of an A-10 pilot are just jokes. I am thanking God you and those like you won't ever have anything to do with actual combat operations.
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  95. Chicken hawk republican in a nutshell
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  96.  @jaxastro3072  The "scary drones" aren't actually that scary. Even old air defense is actually quite competent against them. Modern tanks have very often been upgraded to include detection and hard kill systems. Lasers and already existing anti air platforms with rapid fire and radar are actually brutally effective against the "swarm". Many of these systems are literally just modern iterations of the exact same air defense weapons built in ww2 like the bofors. The problem with swarm drones is that their only advantage is slow movement and numbers, that makes them absolute lunch for so many existing anti aircraft weapons. Their small size means they need many to hit to kill or they have to be even bigger and more cumbersome. The solution is speed and payload and then you are back to missiles. For infantry the swarm drone is terrifying, much less so for aircraft and tanks as they just require only slightly better anti missile systems to compensate. The US hasn't developed them for that reason, it took very little to adapt things like the Oerlikons and CIWS to the challenge of downing slow moving small targets. Better radar and fire tracking. Same defense against hypersonics. Eventually I'm sure we'll see weapons systems designed to move lots of sub munitions quickly to a target that can then disperse and attack from angles but that threat is also just less significant than sci fi would lead you to believe. That kind of thing would have to be built to counter the one specific system it's attacking and you are back to square one. Which is how much do you have where and how well trained are the operators. The US mastery of these things has cost a lot but no one but chinese and Russians can deny that we have what it takes. And our future proofing with lasers and rail guns is far, far, advanced of our competitors. Our supercarrier fleet is disgusting in how much we outclass our rival nations. That's why things have been pretty boring while the whole world panics over drones, hypersonic missiles, swarms.. they aren't really that much of a game changer as much as an evolution of what already existed. One big fast missile vs many small slow ones. Not really that dramatic of a leap. Loitering air cover is the place it's most changed air combat and no one even cares about that anymore because it's already old news.
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  97.  @MyKharli  It is a nice thought but there is a point where no amount of reason will prevent a conflict. And there is a point where no amount of money or effort will stop two people from hating each other.
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  98. I adore Surcouf, what a fascinating ship. X-1 is beautiful too, I am much more interested in it and the K-class now.
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  99.  @pietrojenkins6901  Finland is in a unique position. It is why it is already accepted the moment nato is asked. It is a complex subject but the EU also is not nothing, NATO is not everything. Finland likely will join NATO, in a sense they already are a part of the western alliances sufficiently that it makes no difference. Historically Finland has always used it's position to also affect Russia and serve as a bridge. This is a noble goal and Finland does well at it. But a lot of Russian influence is done to keep it that way because that way is best for Russia, not necessarily best for Finland. Regardless the wheels of history are already turning so you will get your answer soon.
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  100.  @demonprinces17  whataboutism
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  101. Yeah this just shows he was worrying about us when he had cancer. ...generous man.
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  102. I got all kinds of glimpses into Afghanistan (pashtu) just by buying bags of socks for them. It was hard to get good socks there I guess. Lovely food too
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  103.  @crumpets1410  Try something in the last century at least mate, no one in england has a single claim to fame of the british empire, ...those people are dead.
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  104. I think it was Einstein who said you can explain it simply if you really understand it.
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  105. You can with a muzzleloader too, just slide the rifle down to where the muzzzle is near you and the butt by your feet. Like come on, let's think for a minute here mates.
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  106. It is people accidentally pressing the button on their phones
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  107. TOO LONG NOT ENOUGH DAKKA
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  108. ​ @MarsE23  He did not always support Israel, he went to TEL AVIV the most mixed and left city in the country. He also wrote a poem about Palestine which ends: "Palestine I will die for you" Stop trying to manufacture consent bot. Michael didn't go to sing to the Zionists he went to sing to the people who want to change things!
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  109. "Oh Palestine, I will die for you." -Michael Jackson 1993
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  110.  @bobigorg1665  When I buy a used car it is new to me )) Also ukraine has captured several of Russia's newest technologies such as EWAR systems and missile systems as well. It is not the fault of Ukraine that most of what Russia has is old, it just means more choice for Ukraine!
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  111.  @IonorReasSpamGenerator  the A-10 will always make sense, they knew about AA when they built it. There are other aircraft to fight Sam sites and radar, this one fights the hostile ground once the fast movers have done their work
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  112. Reminder that the majority of Americans have the same beliefs when you stop polling extreme groups
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  113. These videos are a small side project he puts together in his free time and his main business and time use is as a defense analyst. He writes for some major publications often. In other words, Don't expect a professional YouTuber with scrips and animations and editors. It's just him talking off the dome.
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  114. Better than the M14
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  115. What dirt does Israel have on all these powerful people?
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  116. @terror A lot of people will never forgive the Japaneese because of the atrocites they commited in the mainland and in the pacific and their denial to this day that they occured. Imagine someone in poland only Germany denied the holocaust. Perhaps this person is one such individual and all we can do is attempt to understand why. Or maybe they are just a rando idk
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  117. You could make the marble much much colder easier than you could make wood. Your freezer just doesn't have the power to suck all the heat energy out of that slab in just a few hours. But you could theoretically supercool the marble and then succeed in your ice cube experiment. Love the channel and that you are correcting and educating and learning and all of it just so we can all eat better. Thanks Adam
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  118.  @ohedd  Most CEO's are FAR from impressive. Spend ten minutes on a freight loading dock of the crappiest box store in the lowest area in your area and you will find an ocean of people with more skill talent and character. Anyone who has spent five minutes getting to know ANY operation top to bottom and bottom to top knows that a guy like this is extremely rare. Failing upwards, brain fog robots are by far the norm. That entire "wide range" is a constant source of poor infliction on the people who execute executive ideas almost always. You are seriously dreaming of you think even 1 out of 10 CEOs in the globe could even work on the line at the place this guy runs let alone are his peers. Money idea financial blob management isn't the same as directing a rocket program. Absolutely asleep and dreaming mate.
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  119.  SubtoPolecat324  Wonder why, fascist
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  120. Actually titanium is very common. Canada has huge reserves but it is found all over the world. Refining titanium is the difficult part, not mining it.
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  121. Not at all. In fact, they went way above and beyond in addressing the issues of the rifle and updating it. They have phenomenal ethics for any company, let alone a firearms manufacturer.
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  122. ​ @reaIixx  That's about the air pressure here at over 1500m above sea level, insane!
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  123. They really did. I don't think any sane person cannot agree they made the best fighter jet ever. Unfortunately, now it is a game of stealth and missiles and fighting jets are old news. Certainly when you cannot beat them, beat the game they play right?
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  124. They probably have big fingers and a small phone
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  125. 99% of people call all armoured vehicles tanks.
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  126.  @abort_abort5322  Brand new account with anti jewish pepe profile pic. ..hmmm
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  127. It has been a long time since they had a home grown fighter no?
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  128.  @donhuang9855  I see, you mean as a general purpose platform. Well, I do understand your logic now and agree, battery power and small size suit for this purpose as well. Certainly, it will be very popular for export as it can even reduce shipping traffic in a more simple form as a civilian underwater cargo drone. This one seems definitely for military use and definitely crewed though. The idea they can test systems on a boat like this makes a great deal of sense, I apologize, I misunderstood what you meant at first, my mistake. It is very foolish to not realize every shadow can hold your worst enemies in warfare, especially in covert action like submarine warfare.
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  129.  @esbenm6544  That is how it works, it is working right now. You are a propaganda account.
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  130. Drones are the future but consider that modern aircraft are more like drone launching platforms than anything else. Missiles are kamikaze drones.
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  131. This is an officer worthy of serving under. Like the Captain fired for speaking up about COVID on his ship the United States has proven it can still produce officers of outstanding integrity.
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  132.  @psikogeek  And politicians, and cops. And CEOs. Basically anyone who has the money or power to get away with it while punishing the common blue collar workers for the exact same thing.
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  133. ​​ @Theonly0ne1975 God knows his own, this man is not in hell. The "religions" that say he is are the same "religions" who will stay silent in genocide.
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  134.  @ДимитърИванов-и8ж  Another russian account full of likes the moment you post. Evil elsewhere does not make your actions good
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  135. They took back the Sinai which is nearly 3 times more land area than the entirety of Israel.
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  136. In numbers of examples yes, but the limits of maneuver, command and control, and supply are the same. It makes sense that they also use human sized clothes, ..there are simply trillions of shirts. In the same way it is perfectly logical to have units of this size, ...and many of them. And many cadian, and vandian, and etc etc however many a planet can give. Manpower is the true resource.
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  137. The fact is, if you compete with China and Mexico for labour, you are reducing the value of labour in your country. If you compete with the US and Australia for food, you reduce the quality of your local food sources the same way. Local food and local labor MUST be protected to have a country. Everyone pretends culture doesn't evolve and that's what makes nations: cultural regression. But the truth is a shared community is what makes a nation. And right now the world is sharing a community with corrupt, power hungry, wannabe slave owners. Foreign food should be expensive and local food should be cheaper. But we can't stop selling our souls, civilizations, and cultures, to the encroachment of Fascist Big Money Gangsters.
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  138. Your profile picture is literally a corporate brand logo...
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  139. That is saying something too because many many others have had the chance to do these tours and this channel made a huge educational documentary when most other people just ask a couple questions and get back off the boat.
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  140. Russia still names things similarly for similar reasons today.
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  141.  @RagingDong  why do agenda driven idiots like you show up every single place. Go away
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  142. Completely the opposite. It is because small towns expanded rapidly with poor planning, zoning, and little effort to go through the trouble of fixing it. Like most things in the world that are terrible, it isn't a conspiracy, it's incompetence.
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  143. These factory workers would win on forged in fire, "Make a giant sword challenge" easily.
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  144.  SubtoPolecat324  Brand new account spreading political crap. Hello bot
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  145.  SubtoPolecat324  Youtube is a private company and no one is falling for the garbage you guys peddle.
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  146. That message isn't as $ponsored and her generation isn't exactly in the group that thinks we need to make changes.
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  147. The craziest thing is menopause is different in different cultures. Literally the symptoms are different, that's nuts right?
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  148. This and the USS Jimmy Carter are unbelievably fascinating vessels and I hope that someday we can know what battles they are fighting under the ice
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  149. Overly simplistic to the point of being wrong. Cavalry can create an opportunity that artillery exploits and infantry can exploit the victory achieved by artillery or cavalry. Catechisms are often wrong and doubly so when applied to war.
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  150. I am proud to have Cossack blood! I am proud my ancestors blood and my brother's and sister's blood is once again being spilled for the righteous cause of freedom!
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  151. Because they also did not forget what they did in Poland, germany, the baltic states, and elsewhere such as the Czech education in this video. They did not forget what they did in chechnya or syria. Russian leadership always was authoritarian and brutal, they never changed. They saw their people suffer and felt nothing and became the kind of people who make such suffering with even less doubts than the nazis
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  152. Especially considering how much our food and water rely on digital communication and working organization.
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  153.  @vksasdgaming9472  did you just say that the reason a helicopter blew up in a movie was because it was an American helicopter. This is your brain on propaganda.
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  154.  @B01  also " Mass Hannibal" was a quote from an Israeli Colonel meaning the doctrine of shooting your own people was mass applied to all civilians and militias present.
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  155.  @emperorfaiz  the very first iteration was good. Political decisions to change the powder, tell soldiers they didn't have to clean them, and issue crap magazines all have nothing to do with the design of the rifle.
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  156. In the past people would suffer while criminals continue to do business but now the criminal is against the wall as the people starve. The people know what companies and people support fascism this time!
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  157. How are the apple trees doing?
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  158.  @TrashwareArt  That is a present iteration of one aspect of political and economic war, the future of war is the same as it always was and has been. You act as though espionage has never existed. You don't seem to realize that physical conflict, physical dominance, has no substitute. No internet, no cyberwar. Physical infrastructure. No opposition, no opposing propaganda. Physical dominance is always the foundation of all warfare and however every aspect becomes mutated the basic principles of force do not change. The "big dogs" have less advantage in a non physical conflict. It is entirely the inverse of what you've said.
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  159. FYI if you want more like this the battleship New Jersey museum channel has roughly a hundred interviews of people who served on Iowa class battleships. (Mostly on big J herself obviously)
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  160. Exactly what they coddled that same right for, to use later. It is unbelievably transparent. Being done here in the US as well.
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  161. The French always seem to introduce good naval designs that quickly make the meta of naval warfare shift. This ship joins it's sisters in the tradition, even still.
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  162.  @remyllebeau77  propaganda has convinced the former don't tread on me types that they need to support fascists or people will have freedoms they don't believe in.
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  163.  @adm0iii  They aren't. You can read books written in the in america where it references "cannon" and books written in england where it talks about a ships "cannons" They are both used in the same way for the same things only one has gone out of fashion because cannon got replaced by artillery (which is as you can see, also plural) It is nothing at all like the examples you used.
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  164. "Palestine I will die for you." -Michael Jackson 1993
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  165.  @ssb4918  Unfortunately many Russian people are choosing to support Putin and keep their comforts
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  166.  @SerinaDeMadrigal  Exactly, based entirely on the tanks of WW2 which failed so constantly they would ship them with spare transmissions and the AK's recovered from undeveloped militias that rattle so badly and jam so frequently the militia members literally created a culture of not aiming.
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  167.  @RobertLutece909  "within ten or fifteen years" they will have something nearly the same size. They are half a century of combat operations experience and systems development behind rivaling once said carrier is built. Not to mention needing aircraft to rival ours. So in 60+ years they will be competitive with a single carrier of ours today, of which we have 11 in sophisticated battlegroups right now. You have proven my point, we are so far ahead of them it is disgusting that people even think we have rivals.
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  168. Not pedantic at all, that's the actual design and anything else is a sci fi misunderstanding of the engineering concept.
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  169.  @chiranjibsharma8218  Now indian trained propagandist for Russia. Why only B and C teams? Why have we waited so long for the A team agents to show up? This one does not even know what cultural message he is spreading! How could he possibly do putin's work, get him out of here and send in your special 4chan discord teams cowards
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  170. Yoga my dude, yoga. Army veteran too, yoga is honestly underrated.
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  171. What a disturbing comment chain. Thank God it's mostly new pysops accounts.
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  172.  SubtoPolecat324  when every right wing bot talks the same and everyone can clearly see how long it takes after an event for right wingers to decide what to all say ...it makes it less effective to call your opponents sheep.
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  173. Wait until you read some of these comments. It is obvious that many of these young men would have willingly stood by or participated. Pornography and fantasy games and cartoons have raised a generation of monsters.
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  174. Security cameras have low quality because they use compression to store huge amounts of video cheaply. It has nothing to do with the camera itself
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  175. Wonderful collab. Love the 'amateur' historian crowd on YouTube, I really think you guys are doing something great with education and history
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  176.  @johnpatterson4272  Just another garbage take away opinion by a brand new account. I wonder if it was posted in russian time zone...
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  177. I mind, it is workers being ruined by the owners, a country being ruined by its leaders. What is there not to sympathize with? However, I understand that it is time to put that kind of thing aside. These people have the power to stop this war, now that they suffer what their propaganda has made usa and england and look at belarus and chechnya, how the propaganda works. And then they have enough room to use artillery and tanks and missiles. So I understand that they have to suffer before this is over.
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  178.  @mitri5389  I think that there is nothing to replace CAS under fire like the A-10. We don't need to have a lot of air support under fire, we also don't have a lot of tank on tank engagements or naval battles. But I'm not the one advocating we get rid of our ability to fight under duress just because we don't need it right now. It is very clear you just have an agenda and are struggling desperately to justify it despite absolute loyalty from the people who have actually had the damn thing fly overhead and make the buzz noise.
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  179. And Richard has become all meticulous and boring while May is getting fit and being hip on the internet.
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  180.  @Development530  With the human genome map completed it is likely they can find you even if only a single distant relative has ever submitted their DNA
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  181.  @eatenorpheus3087  Slower aircraft are more effective for CAS, not less effective.
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  182. ​ @valtracey6180  The South Africa solution.
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  183. Germans had copper shortages right?
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  184. Guess what, the us has both. No one else can afford or operate supercarriers and the rest of their fleet. We can.
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  185.  @adm0iii  They are both used in different grammar contexts. When talking about how something is equipped cannons is used. (As it was during napoleon's time) When talking about a group of cannon, cannon is used. There are many contemporary sources where a ships "cannons" are referenced. They were used differently to speak of different kinds of groupings. Cannon is still used in its same context in america today but the context doesn't come up because of the way artillery itself evolved.
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  186. He has a press room and access to every media outlet in the world, he was silent because of feelings.
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  187. Wagner are evil people, he KNOWS what he is a part of and is lying to get sympathy
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  188.  @bertrandbarbe245  Ironically, misinformation is pushed by US powers almost as much as by foreign ones. We are so far ahead we literally must lie to ourselves to keep the war machine going while our old and retiring equipment is still deadly as hell to their newest and best efforts.
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  189.  @mando_dablord2646  Mate, tanks almost always get knocked out in a single shot and the first one to see the enemy is almost always the first to fire. It's a good tank man. It's just not something russia can afford to develop or mass produce so it's silly.
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  190. The part of Afghanistan/pakistan this comes from isn't really a desert. It is dry but rocky trees and scrubland kind of dry. High alpine, not sandy desert, that's more south and west which has a different culture and is completely different tribal groups. These are mountain tribe kind of people, the pashto
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  191. I doubt its self doubt but rather an explanation. The man gives briefings like this for a living or at least, has.
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  192.  Denise Raikes  xi image for China is that of a dictator. He does not care about his people, only himself and his money. He wants to make the people of china obedient slaves
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  193. Brand new account spreading russian propaganda ..surprising
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  194.  @morewi  if triceratops are dinosaurs and t rex are too then so are pigeons and all birds
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  195. The learning curve from 1 way range to 2 way range is also high.
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  196. Why would it? I don't understand why everyone thinks this channel is going to be a daily news report. It isn't a global total war, how could you even fill a video on most days? It isn't like every single day for 50 years saw landmark battles ...
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  197. ​​ @harveywallbanger3123 Disagree completely on the 249 and 240. I absolutely love those guns. The 249 on it's bipod in position is a fantastic gun, I would trust it without doubt. And the 240 is a true beast, I think by now it's younger cousin may be replacing it with better tech but it was the one who knocked over and replaced the M60 and that gun is a LEGEND. The 240 jumps around? That thing felt like boba in a tea straw to me and was the best time I personally ever had with 7.62
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  198. honestly it was so early in weather detection he shouldn't be blamed for not seeing it coming. But for not freeing his ships to make their best seakeeping course instead of forcing the fleet to stay on course ...I think that was a failure that rests with him completely.
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  199. I love him
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  200. He is a fan of a bird and plane and SPEED so this sparrowhawk should be right up his alley!
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  201. There is a point in which oil is no longer sufficient for cooking either. After that the most common method is liquid cooling with the fuel. This is jet and rocket territory now but most turbines have a cycle to bring fuel through the engine to cool the turbine as well. Mainly again, in very very powerful turbopump engines and the like. Well past oil at that power level.
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  202.  @walidchtioui9328  Is it really wild to publish that some parts of the military don't know what some objects are? Keep in mind how long they did exactly the same thing to preserve the SR-71's secrecy while also flexing on foreign countries with flyovers. Keep in mind this is the same people who made an entire fictional airline and ran it for years just to provide cover for a pair of helicopters moving to Vietnam to tap a telephone wire. Or how about our secret drone space shuttle we leave up in space for years at a time? (All verified and unclassified today)
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  203. ​ @stormtrooper8420 in the case of Ukraine and Taiwan but not in the case of Israel.
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  204.  @gusgone4527  What kind of garbage do you fill your head with?
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  205. Or your submarine gets a dolphin bubblegum tracker. Embarrassing day at the pow camp
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  206. Saw is nice to shoot at least. 5.56 with all that weight makes it a dream. Plus, when you are in the prone with the hand on the stock firing position it's really easy to get away with napping
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  207. That does not logically track at all. The submarine force is not engaged and therefore has no new data to build changes on. Massive changes to russia's land forces/air force or even overall strategy may change but they are not learning anything about how to use submarines from fighting a land war in Ukraine.
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  208.  @aksdjflskdj  Thanks mate, you unlocked good altitude rice for me !
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  209. He is a Music Major
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  210.  @glen.simpson  I don't care. I am literally only telling the person who posted that Mark doesn't name names to protect himself from lawsuit.
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  211.  @glen.simpson  It. Doesn't. Have. To. Be. Slander. To. Get. Sued. You can get sued and it can cost you thousands and years to prove it isn't slander. That is what you guys just flat out don't understand. You say the name and you have disney's lawyers doing everything they can to drag out the case and bankrupt you. Even if you win it can ruin your life. And yes, history channel is a subsidiary of a subsidiary of disney. You don't have to be right to sue someone and ruin their lives, you can do it just to bully people who don't have an army of lawyers. ...welcome to america.
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  212. I'd guess because of capacity and size. Can't carry as many troops and can't handle as big of seas
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  213. Several countries have shot down satellites and tested such. Takedown of satellites could be a major escalation but the technical barrier is much less than the political one at this point
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  214. 7:34 Famous words right there after today
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  215.  @ivanlagrossemoule  but that is exactly what they did, "tweak" existing systems and coordinate them with high level tactics. And if you shot down the most feared stealth aircraft of the world's most powerful superpower ... wouldn't you use it for propaganda too? Morale is extremely important, the fact so many neighboring countries were forever at the mercy of invincible American stealth aircraft and they shot one down by fighting fiercely is something to be rightly proud of. I am not saying there were not many other instances of propaganda or that the serbians are somehow more trustworthy than any other nation but can't you consider that they accomplished something great that forever after changed the perception and use of stealth and that just maybe it is YOUR viewpoint that is more propagandized. After all, the us had a lot of reputation from all the way back in the SR71 AND U2 days. They had a lot of reason to downplay the effort. And the serbians have the wreckage as proof. Consider your perspective may be the one more propagandized here and look at the stark facts. The aircraft was shot down and the serbians did it with the tech they had available.
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  216. ​ @andym9571  They were creating their own empire in the British way, that's how American no transfer neo colonialism rose, from British Imperial practices and lessons learned.
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  217. Looks like a good idea to me. I wonder if soon we will ships implement add on camouflage like those thick anti thermal blankets tanks sometimes use. Perhaps for the whole ship and it's wake thermal blankets are not possible but maybe they can be used to make deceptive camouflage in thermal spectrum. R.A.M. can also theoretically be used to make the ship also deceptive to radar but I think now we have reached the stage of "has anyone done sea water tests of radar absorbing paint". Full ship camouflage or stealth may be more accessible by partial deceptive camouflage. It may also be a temporary thing to quickly change appearance overnight and sneak through an area but the practicality of any of this is questionable now. I really don't think it will be seen but perhaps thermal masking is already used by narco subs. Rest is probably sci fi not reality Paint application being the cheapest and simplest I am really interested to see if other navies adopt this.
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  218.  @bobigorg1665  This is a Russian Psyops account. I don't know why it's making this argument, it is really silly. Maybe it is making sure than in 25 years Ukraine will not make the mistake made 1 month ago I mean it is practically saying "ukrainians are just as dumb as Russians" The military of Ukraine has grown larger than it started because of captured vehicles. Ukraine will be free from border to border!
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  219.  @donhuang9855  Now you are just making sweeping generalizations and correlations with no real substance.
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  220. Haven't heard of a few of these, thank you.
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  221. In fairness a lot of his opinion made it into the show.
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  222.  @KeithStrang  if you listen to even more of them you will realize they all lack evidence and rise from when the air force wanted to convince the soviets we had unbeatable technology and the government wanted to convince the civil rights and anti war movements that the government was all powerful. But that's not fun
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  223. I didn't click this video for ages because I didn't want to listen to shapiro lmao
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  224.  @ireallyreallyhategoogle  If you relax and think you will realize absolutely nothing I said was able to be interpreted that way. Why do you think there is a comparison being made here unless it's just your own emotional knee jerk reaction connecting the two? In other words, other than your feelings, what exactly is making you think what you said and what I said are in any way related or part of the same discussion
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  225. Hey man, back in the day farmers with whatever goin on were who built NASA. You are a champ doing rocket science too, god only knows what the next decades will bring!
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  226. This is where it started. Literally
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  227.  @Miatacrosser  man you sound like a complete loser. Cultural Marxism? Way to out yourself as an incel lol
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  228.  @barrycooper9451  That is a completely separate discussion. "Protecting" is not what super carriers do regardless. They are offensive, not defensive, their purpose is to project power. But yes, it is a pity. Aircraft carriers are not why our country is failing it's people. Not even close to the reasons. They make far, far, more money for our country and create much more trade opportunities than they cost by several orders of magnitude. You are on youtube, maybe using an iphone. Maybe you even have a Facebook? Maybe you have a disney or netflix subscription. I am certain you must use google. THOSE are costing the US people a lot more liberty than our navy. And probably your country too.
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  229. Welcome to military procurement
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  230.  @jayklink851  Passive radar has existed for decades. IR sensors have existed for decades. Stealth is not an invisibility cloak, it is a surprise attack creator.
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  231. Modern intelligence gathering is extremely proficient at gathering accurate numbers in real time. Things have changed dramatically from ww2 and most people seem to be thinking that the numbers in this conflict will be as skewed as the ones from ww2. I promise, things have changed a lot. Any reports NATO gives are going to be extremely accurate and almost always provide a better picture than the Russian commanders themselves will get even at full deployment capacity.
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  232. Hamas is not in the North
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  233.  @Blowfeld20k  Fster data transfer will further enable those intrusive technologies. If your face can be scanned and compared to a database on the other side of the country and returned as a result in moments instead of minutes or hours then it will be a much greater threat. To use metaphors as you were: if terrorists have to walk to their targets it drastically limits their targets and escape. If they can travel by train it exponentially increases the number of available targets and the places they could escape to and how much time we have to respond to them. Follow your own logic before being critical.
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  234. ​ @AwoChukwu  yet another mask off moment. Always showing who you truly are.
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  235. Do not forget ego
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  236. In Basic my drill sergeant introduced us to this guy like this: "Privates! This here is the two forty bravo! It is 27 POINT 6 pounds of twisted steel and sex appeal! If you walk into a club with one of these you are damn sure going home with someone!" I love the 240, great machine gun. It'll put hair on your chest and make your dick bigger.
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  237.  @adm0iii  America also uses Cannon as a plural.
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  238. It is the absolute global standard for type and a beast. If it can Afghanistan mountains, it can anywhere. Always knew it was going to win. OEF, saw every single bomb aftermath in Afghanistan for most of a year. These were what you wanted when you had to go somewhere spooky and hard to get to for sure. Heavier vehicles start becoming more vulnerable and this thing can really move. They're good. American Muscle, thoroughbred war winner bet. Also modern jeeps have been toys for people who are all talk that you don't want second hand but maybe that's changed. Don't trust the drivetrain or build quality at all in them though.
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  239. In F1, things are banned for making the cars too fast beyond human reaction. So it's both.
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  240.  @mando_dablord2646  I don't agree about your appraisal of the T-14. I think it is the most advanced tank in the world and a good design, it has development and teething issues like any program. But yes the Russians cannot afford to build it or develop it well, it is too ambitious. And more to the point, you do not want to be the nation with the most advanced tank, you want to be the nation with the best tank. And tanks are best when they are bricks such as the Abrams. That design will last a very long time.
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  241.  @jb76489  And you, living in the 80's and 90's, clearly did not. Automated turrets have decades of history behind them, the west, including the US has considered them seriously more than once. The new US tank has a strong contender for automated turrets. The only real reason they were not adopted many years ago (rightfully) is because the west believes having 4 crewmen makes maintaining and operating a tank much better. For things like track repair, standing guard, etc. Automated turrets do not have mechanical drawbacks, even the round swapping was solved decades ago and has decades of reliable service. Striker turret is unmanned. Crows systems have been unmanned. Literally dozens of platforms have been running unmanned turrets for a very long time. On ships as well. All the cockerill turrets and guns... Seriously there are so many you are ignorant of. It's 2021 dude. And your idea that it "was tried and failed" is not only correct, it oozes video game mentality. "This one has three stars so it's best forever" Welcome to the future, unmanned turrets have been here a long time and they are more likely to the norm than manned turrets in the future. In fact, more than one of the Army's Abrams design replacement concepts is virtually identical in layout to the Armata. Because it's a good and very modern design. And there shouldn't be so much resistance to accepting that fact. Again, this isn't a video game and this isn't a propaganda battle. You sound like someone from the 70's saying unmanned aircraft will never work, unaware they had been flying for well over a decade ago at that point and trying only to convince yourself the match of the future wasn't inexorable.
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  242.  @jb76489  A single driver being unable to drive doesn't detract from the tank design. The armata is the first unmanned turret on a tank, this is due to technologies and cost. As you can see with the expensive development of the armata, many technologies had to come to fruition to make the idea work and it comes with additional cost. It hasn't been done before because of said cost and the cost of building a new tank. Like I said, now many other nations are developing their own in similar design. Unmanned turrets require autoloaders and have smaller crews, I am not sure what your point there was. The citation is from publications as well as General Bassett, the man in charge of the program to get us a new tank. Honestly what is your argument, that unmanned turrets don't exist? that they are not the future? Unfortunately for your argument, they do and they are. No amount of you posting is going to change the fact that this is what is happening in tank development in six (probably more) countries. No amount of your indignation and insisting that they hadn't been done in the past detracts from the advantages given by removing the crew from the most vulnerable part of an armoured vehicle. What exactly is your point here and what exactly is your plan I wonder? Because it sounds to me like you are very insecure and NEED to believe the Russian T-14 is inferior and stupid to feel safe. You really don't my friend, the Abrams is an absolute monster and we are not in danger. This is not a video game and you are not good to see russian land vehicles here, again, reality is very different from fiction and fantasy. The Russians have developed the most advanced tank in the world, incorporating many new technologies and lessons learned. They have prompted the west to advance their own designs into the modern era and the foundations for those new designs is already layed down. I know at the minimum the US already has planned exactly how long the Abrams will be upgraded for while the new designs mature. So either you are ignorant on the subject of armored vehicles, you lack confidence that your own nation can build a new competent main battle tank, or you have some other fear or insecurity that requires you to lie to yourself about factual reality. I suspect all three. But with new programs like the FVL and the continuing rollout of an all stealth air force, and our overwhelming naval domination I honestly wonder why you aren't more confident in your own country. We are still the strongest nation in the history of the earth, you can afford to admit to yourself that you don't really know much about this subject and that the Russians have built a good new tank.
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  243.  @junkookbts1273  Yes, because there is a lot more to a tank than being "the most advanced." Which is why the best tanks in the world are all old school torsion bar metal bricks. I think you and everyone else getting so pissed off are confusing most advanced for best. The T-14 is the most advanced by far, it's a remote operated turret and integrated radar system and optics with active countermeasures operated by a three man crew from an armored pod that can be run by a single man. It's absolutely and without question the most advanced tank design ever built or in service. That doesn't mean it works better as a tank than a depleted uranium brick. It just means it's the most advanced. Which is also why it shows how russian strategy works. Pushing super-advanced designs that they physically cannot pay for or possibly have the funding to develop. But, since it's a time of peace, it gives them the ability to take those kinds of risks that would be absolute suicide in war time.
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  244.  @junkookbts1273  It isn't the best tank in the world, it is the most advanced, using the most new technologies. Your lack of attention span makes it obvious why you are completely ignorant.
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  245. It's called rebroadcasting you dolt.
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  246. I disagree, his expertise is not with military strategy or operations and he is basically sending his own opinion in majority. CSIS, and other places can far better explain the why than he can. It's a bit frustrating for me every time he comes into this side because his knowledge is quite good in his lane but I really don't think he has the time to really dig into the why. "The marines don't understand beaching" is something that alone shows he isn't putting a lot of thought into what he is saying. I don't blame him, it's a common thing for experts in one field to think they are experts in others. But I get really nervous about it the same. What he said about Austal is absolutely correct though, he understood that perfectly. The rest where he thinks he knows more about amphibious operations, strategy, and requirements, than the United States Marine Corps, the greatest amphibious force in human history which has planned and executed more amphib operations than anyone AND the largest ones ...is his opinion stretched.
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  247. He is a one of a kind charming and charismatic. Like many giants of american TV he is all his own.
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  248. Always this culture of lowest common denominator sex jokes now.
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  249. He'd lose, all the responsibility was on him for the ammunition he was using. 30% on 50 BMG is a hell of a lot of number to add, I don't think the manufacturer was irresponsible given what the ammunition is.
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  250.  @papaquonis  I see, thank you for such a quick answer!
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  251. Used them camping my whole life, great aunts and uncles had them too. My dad explained it to me when I was a kid.
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  252. The Su-33 has flown off carrier ))
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  253. Brooklyn vs Queens. Give this man an advertising job, that is perfect.
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  254.  @deanjones9426  As you can see it is only a few months old account so it is in fact a Russian agent account
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  255. It really won't be. Alien conspiracies were started by the US Air force to convince the soviets we had unbeatable aviation technology and was amplified because it convinced the anti establishment movement that the government was all powerful controlling everything from the shadows.
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  256. When he said he wanted to prove he wasn't a lucky idiot I thought, what are you on about mate. Man is one of the most knowledgeable people on the planet in his field and he still feels he is perceived as having got the job on luck. Guess anyone really can be insecure.
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  257. Don't want to get to the Curie Point.
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  258. Modernizing a missile is also a trivial task. Even extending the fuel tank is really quite simple if you have the capacity to do such work. It is very believable that they could have extended the missile and changed what electronics they needed to and had a drastically different performing flight path (to the extent the airframe can handle) and retain the significant base payload due to electronics modernization being lighter and smaller. Seriously a very real threat from any one to any one and was a significant problem all through iraq and afghanistan as well even with the most basic of engineering. Missiles are really adaptable
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  259. If something can't be found for a long time it is lost.
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  260.  @mrnickbig1  You are embarrassing yourself man. You are wrong and belligerent and it's really showing in this comment chain
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  261. God remembers every single insect and flower and bird. We are worth more than sparrows he said
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  262. Many of the very old planes of the US fleet can be summed up with this: The design fills a fundamental requirement, it takes less effort to maintain the old airframe and update it than to completely start from scratch and begin again. If we were to throw them ALL away, A-10, B-52, etc.. and try to build an aircraft that does the same thing they would end up looking almost exactly the same. They would have their systems in almost the exact same places. Eventually time will force them to be replaced but without a large change in technology they really will be nearly identical. Clearly stealth and remote operation or independent operation isn't yet mature enough to dictate the cost. Lots of things evolve into crabs for a reason. It's a good design.
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  263. It's the spiritual successor to good eats but on youtube
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  264.  @tedarcher9120  They were in direct opposition to Moscow. Slavic Language came from Kyiv
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  265. It's because of the name most likely
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  266.  @marywebb9127  that has zero bearing on the fact that one evolved from the other.
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  267. Putting it on is an aspect of demonstrating it
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  268. That's why I'm here too brother
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  269. Perhaps the tommies would be flying a relic Catalina on the day this comes to Port just to give them the traditional welcome ))
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  270. How didn't they? Better optics and manufacturing easily outclasses any firearm made in boone's time. Air reconnaissance and precise surveys easily outclass any hand drawn map of the age of sail and the proliferation of the education of such was substantially superior. It honestly seems completely honest and not at all understated. Besides, you changed the specific words used.
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  271.  @DroneStrike1776  Of course they have a headwind, they are in a building. There are counter-gusts off of every single wall there. The entire thing is a drag engine. The OP is absolutely correct, a simple fibreglass fairing would save them enormously in energy costs over the lifetime of that facility.
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  272. I am so glad you have continued your discussion on the groundbreaking paper on Anisotropy in Cosmic Acceleration! And to interview one of the authors no less! Thank you very much Sabine for this video!
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  273. Flew on one of these around the world. Great plane, always broke down in all the most beautiful tropical layovers.
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  274.  @jarink1  From what I understand they have tried so that SF can have super tacanos and that kind of thing
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  275.  @ricardokowalski1579  Exactly correct imo
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  276.  @AldanFerrox  Which absolutely zero city planners in the US will ever be able to implement lmao.
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  277. It is of the last generation and as he said, also very expensive. The reason all countries are updating now is because the new generation can completely dominate the old one. You cannot win on skill and aerobatics when the enemy is on the other side of the horizon and you are already dead before you know you are being hunted.
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  278.  @what-a-life8097  yeah and so are video games and anime and every other absolute waste of time that is wasting away the potential of young men
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  279.  @donhuang9855 Yes but now why do you need the submarine? You can install an automated listening device like the Russians and US and UK and ...many many others do. No, the most obvious use of thus sub is the same as the S-boats in ww2 but with a even more limited range and capacity.
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  280. Nobody young enough to scan a qr code is on those boards
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  281. All the teachers and lawmakers here grew up in the 60's - 80's. It isn't our fault we didn't get that experience
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  282.  @randomdude4505  You are confusing nostalgia for trust and it is showing your bias. Six month old accounts in russian time zone always have such interesting opinions on the A-10.
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  283.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  ...And got entirely new wings. Totally minor aspect of an aircraft, the wings.
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  284. It's not and it isn't meant to
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  285.  @Deathmastertx first, IT IS THE CHEAPEST AIRCRAFT TO FLY AND MAINTAIN BY FAR. Second and more, it has a high bypass ratio making it much cooler, it's engines are positioned to minimize infared signature. It is literally easier to hit a hot fast moved with an infared shoulder missile than it is to hit a nice cool and calm hog. And the largest mechanized army in history was taken down, twenty years passed and seven of these beasts is all that fell? All you stupid kids probably think the Sherman sucked too. Guess what, planes are going to get shot down. How many missiles are going to get to the front lines to shoot them down tactical recliner operator? The A-10 isn't designed to win in a stupid video game, this isn't a playground. This is a weapon of war and we will build these beasts and they will win the war. Just like they have been proven to over fifty years. Are you fifty? Some may die but they will take a lot more with them, they are tough, they are deadly, they are going to be bastards to any nation who ever tries to win the sky from the United States of America. We flew first, and we will be flying last. Don't buy it? Well maybe you need to look at the last 200 something years of American history. Maybe you need to take a second look at the history of air warfare. Maybe you need to stop playing idiotic video games where you unlock the best armour and are in God mode. These planes will win. They will keep winning when they are hurt. They will keep winning long after other planes fail. You don't respect them? You will should you ever face them. Stupid children arguing about the use of a rock in war. Hold one in your fist and open your eyes. Fear God and pray you don't ever learn why ease of manufacture, armour, and loiter time matter. Pray your missile kills the hog because the avenger damn sure will kill you. Moronic children. You better hope some moron in the White House cancels them. You better hope we forget how to build them. You better hope your idiotic words convince those who have seen them at war that their eyes were lying to them. Keep trying comrade, if ignorance and lies fail you'll have to rely on the infared sensor spotting the 6:1 between the tail feathers while nice juicy flares tested in decades of war tempt it like the devil. Trying to convince someone who was on missions what aircraft we fly and why ...God forgive these fools.
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  286. ​@lawlietyagami5332Go away, you aren't helping. Exclusively making the discourse worse.
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  287. No offense to drach but there is a difference between former military analyst and amateur historian... Drach is pretty biased to England and his focus tends to omit a lot of information. Any Drach video has ..holes. This man writes articles for global decision makers. Again, I do quite like drachs content so please don't think I am biased.
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  288. Racism is carrying your comment much further than it deserves. The people of all of those countries have had the internet, North Korea's situation is very different.
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  289. ​ @Matt-fl8uy They do endorse it implicitly as well as participate in execution, profiting from, and designing.
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  290. It has hardened some people against misinformation overall, hopefully it encourages greater education.
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  291. Unfortunately for Russia heavy and slow transport aircraft aren't as effective as light fast ones. The Russians couldn't afford to have two specialized platforms so they had to have one that was slightly suboptimal in both but became one of the best all around military helicopters for it's well rounded-ness in it's time.
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  292.  @bultacowally  You are a moron, please stop trying to speak for all Americans.
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  293. Russian design philosophy has been quite interesting but we are really seeing how their decisions in the past have failed to produce a navy that can fight the battles they are used in. It will be interesting to see how their fleet will continue to change and how much of their firepower philosophy is going to pass on, their new ships are a lot more sensible, focused, and dangerous, at least for the oceans we have.
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  294. Same, ... but for the aerospace industry
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  295. You cannot keep an F-15 in the area as an angel on your shoulder while in contact anything like an A-10 Where do you people get these ideas..
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  296. A lot of historians blame the fact that Halsey didn't realize how bad Typhoon Cobra was because he was in a huge stable and weatherly battleship.
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  297. What about multiple arsenal ships.
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  298. Or there could be another rea$on....
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  299. POOWAHHH!! Paul, you and I would have been great mates as ten year olds, thank you so much for putting in the work to share your interest in all these topics so people like me can learn more or scratch the itch for someone else to appreciate the engineering and history of some of these amazing machines. I hope you know that my children will be watching your videos when their old enough. I intend to indoctrinate them into the realm of engineering and human limits and your passion for it is more than infectious. Which may seem odd because you are a relatively dispassionate narrator in style of dictation but the way you let the facts speak for themselves, the editing you do, and the speed in which you delve into each new subject and sus it out makes it absolutely clear you have a great deal of passion for these subjects. Thank you so very much. I truly will be grateful for my children to have half your passion for engineering in their time.
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  300.  @GrenadierV  we filled them to maximum capacity. I think you are mistaking your specific training to fix some issue with the magazine for universal military doctrine. You were issued poor magazines and were given training to accommodate that. Do not try to speak for all military veterans when sharing your perspective based on your training and experiences
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  301. Logic says that thugs would use whatever weapons they could get and a knight is the kind who would access to the resources to make a weapon rather than take it.
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  302. I'm here weeks after reading this comment to say thanks for the recommendation mate. Been watching his stuff all week.
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  303.  @furiousdriving  That's what I was lucky enough to find. Detective car kept in a garage since bought new in 99 with only 70k on it or so.
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  304. I like to characterize her work as "grounding" all of the head I the clouds ideas and ensuring that our feet remain firmly on the ground. Her popular rise shows just how much the popular ideas that became disconnected got traction and needed grounding I think. Her voice is a great boon to physics at this time.
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  305. Today's culture is a direct result of what is going on here. This is where it started.
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  306. You don't expect it because at the time it was the only real corporate job a woman could get. The stereotype is because of this post war time when women first joined the workforce. That's why it seems outplayed now, it was the original marketing
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  307. The previous Levadia was a beautiful ship, shame about her wrecking in the black sea.
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  308.  @freedomloverusa3030  I doubt it. The Army is very well committed to the high velocity and short barrel length. The US has the money to outfit all of NATO.
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  309.  @kevinbendall9119  the horizon leaves a lot of open sky
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  310.  @kevinbendall9119  .The people telling you that all the fancy shit protecting you from aircraft and else is working and not to worry do so because thats the equipment you've bloody got mate. And I'm sorry to be the one to tell you thus but death comes from above these days more often than all the other kinds of ways combined. The horizon is a lot of open sky. Every single thing a ship on the open sea is known, that's why they invented submarines after all yeah? You can't dismiss the battlefield with just a few assurances. You got told what you were told because it has its pros and cons. It is NOT infallible and you are a sucker and a romantic if you truly think the old ways are anything except not yet obsolete But your a damn fool if you think for a second that everything above your chain of command wasn't focused highly on everything above you and deadly afraid of what could pop up over the horizon.
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  311. That means that's how he was taught.
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  312.  @mando_dablord2646  The design is brilliant, the entire purpose of it is that the turret being completely destroyed will leave the crew alive and most of the vehicle recoverable. It really is a very good tank design that will ensure a long time.
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  313.  @junkookbts1273  Dude the Russians aren't claiming it hovers and detect an F-35 from space lol. Anyone can see inside the damn thing and see it has three seats side by side. It's using things that are on family cars and have been on tank systems for decades. It doesn't have any new technology or anything about it that is unbelievable. It's got a diesel engine and a remote gun turret. Both of those things have existed a long time. Cameras and radar and countermeasures have existed for a long time lol. The difference is that it's a clean slate design built like that from the very start, that's what makes it advanced. It's a good design and there's nothing wrong with it and nothing mysterious about it. I honestly don't know why it is so important for you and others to not recognize a cleverly designed and advanced tank when you see it unless it's just insecurity. I can tell you that you don't have to be afraid of it, its reality, not fantasy. This isn't a video game where it automatically beats everything else because it has clever design features lol. Like relax man. Lots of tanks use cameras and radar and countermeasures. But they are retrofitted, this has them built around it. It's a good idea and other countries will start to follow the same thing over time. It's like when thermal vision came out, the first tanks had them retrofitted, now we have tanks built around the thermal optics and independent commander sights. That's all this is man, just an advancement in tank design. It seriously is okay to accept it. I can tell you literally aren't even able to think here because you said I called it the best tank in the world when I spent an extra amount of time making it clear that best and most advanced are NOT the same thing. And what is wrong with what the Russians have said about it? ...there are no similar vehicles in the world. No one has made a tank like it before lol. That doesn't mean it is going to beat every other tank dude, it means that no one has made a separate armoured crew compartment and remote operated turret like this. It's not meaning it's a new brilliant russian idea, it means it's a good idea and hasn't been done before. Honestly man I really just think you have a lot of emotional reason to argue and don't know hardly anything about the tank or about armored vehicles. At a certain point you have to respect good ideas, if you can't respect them then it means you are invested in not respecting them for some reason. So I'm guessing it's because you are afraid that if the Russians came up with a good, advanced design for a tank built around modern technology that it means we are going to all die. We are fine dude. Nothing is going to happen. We aren't at war and you don't need to be in constant fear of attack.
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  314. Never stop using HMS Engineering boss looking through the window clips. Mike you really doing a fantastic job in some big shoes.
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  315.  @qdaniele97  That is why it is in a vault in a specific site that will be known for hundreds of years and not simply buried in a pit and forgotten.
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  316.  @Bdigital9482  Now a Russian bot who is pretending to be american is talking to the Indian agent Why russia thinks this helps is confusing but it must have worked for helping them control a narrative when fully working. Perhaps they are over worked and so they have slowed down to a lower setting of manipulation and fewer of the "harsh attack" agents are available. But now it is slowed and calmed everyone can see each bot. Also very interesting is how the ages of them are related to how sophisticated they are. Brand new accounts are dumber ai And older and more used accounts are more careful or controlled by agents like masks.
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  317.  @SUMRLUVSU  Don't waste my time
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  318. They've used nerve agents and cutting edge shrapnel weapons. They've recovered bodies for testing. Just like the Nazis, testing weapons on civilians.
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  319.  @NomadJoe0323  But think of how much they are throwing away like this! This is a ten year old account that russia had to buy, being burned up as an asset ...for this. What a joke, throwing away spies to cover tactical mistakes is already bad but they are throwing away their entire playbook, plan, history, ... everything. Putin could not have made Russia weaker if he had tried. If he had simply disbanded his army and scrap his vehicles it would have been more profit in salvage and good will of peaceful people. But this is just burning everything russia fought for after ww2, it's whole future... Burned and killed for nothing. Those young men will never be grandfathers and putin did that
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  320. Roy Casagranda is a brilliant professor, loved him for years.
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  321.  @hubertwalters4300  no bots
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  322. Reminds me of Subnautica
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  323. Russia spent years spreading their propaganda everywhere about everything. They thought it would grow strong roots but it instead was a vaccine against their future lies. The very way they lie has been uncovered. The clumsy lies and the expert lies both, Russia has only decreased sensitivity and taught us to see their lies easier.
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  324.  @jimurrata6785  and smart tv
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  325. Any scenario relies on the Russian air defense network being set up and I don't think anyone believes they have the ability to move it into western territory without taking significant losses and destroying it's effectiveness. This is why Russian propaganda is focused on convincing it's people that the west intends to invade Russian territory, their military is defensive in posture and they simply cannot project like the Nato or 5 eyes nations can.
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  326.  @gunnermurphy6632  My dad raised me with a piece of advice. (When I asked him why he bought a pistol for 400$ that he didn't want to shoot that much) "A 400$ gun you shoot a few times and then sell is worth about 400$"
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  327.  @Pg4141laika  LMAO "yet you call it America" That was slick.
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  328. ​ @ZackFlairr Didn't may not marry his girlfriend for like 30 years? Maybe it's for tax reasons and the complicated way a car laundering journalist institution pays for all the cars?
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  329. What is it normally mean? Simply an accent letter?
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  330. Nowadays suare rigged ships are training ships. It must have stumbled across the narco sub while cadets/students were learning sailing. They won't say where or the circumstances because it reveals information about those training missions and information about counter-naeco work. But it was probably just a random accident.
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  331.  @jaaksavat7916  Russian bot, random name random name random number.
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  332. It is outside the mass audience relating to video games and entertainment. This is in the academic and official side so less people who watch this watch the common videos that get the most views.
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  333. ​ @reemhabboushe5465 it isnt even an ethnicity, its an identity group. Genetic tests are banned in Israel for a reason.
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  334. Well trained animals in war are really common. We haven't heard much about what trained dolphins do but these animals have been around a long time. It's strange, but they have always been there.
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  335. I genuinely loved this show more than anything else and I've been watching top gear forever. Such a wonderful thing you've done Jeremy, I hope you keep doing it and you've convinced me I do want to be a farmer
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  336. The odds are a lot higher when you don't cut corners, overwork employees, lie to regulators, and don't care of the costs in environmental damage, destroying a town, or lowering the standards of pay and treatment for an entire industry in the process! And to the PR bots that will inevitably be here from space x very soon, hello! Your argument that because it was unsafe and difficult in the beginning it is okay that it's unsafe and difficult now is trash. If Toyota started making cars without air bags and seatbelts today they would be a bad company cutting corners. When people die on a submarine because of cutting corners and believing in billionaire exceptionalism it's because the CEO was a blind and selfish person. And when space x cuts corners and makes the mistakes the industry fixed over half a century ago because of your ceo's cult of billionaire exceptionalism worship it's because space x is a bad company that cuts corners. That's why the landing pad threw chunks of rocks into endangered animal habitats! Until space x evicts musk from all interaction with the company and financial interest it is going to carry the cancer forever and it's going to waste all the effort by an extremely dedicated and experienced team of engineers. And don't send the pr line about Elon being an engineer okay, we know it's a lie. And to Paul, I do apologize for having this conversation in your comments rather than focusing on the information presented rather than this argument. And to any readers, I wish you could see my screen here in the first minutes of the video being able to be watched and the comments full of users with name name random numbers formats all astroturfing about space x
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  337.  @STJukes  That's completely foolish logic. A carrington event that does damage to our digital and electrical infrastructure is not only likely, it would be devestating.
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  338. And a great working bird too. Dragon Lady
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  339.  @Dimetropteryx  You were saying?
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  340.  @Dimetropteryx  The video you watched already had the flying airframe you tool. The aircraft is flying and being tested now and has been flying for years. The video you watched used footage of its first flight. If you actually watched it. The helicopter it's based on first flew in 2015. So you are just unbelievably ignorant.
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  341.  @Dimetropteryx  You were just wrong. From the first time you posted and even still, just wrong.
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  342. This comment brought me back, seeing trunks covered in flowers and indian cloth. What a trip man
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  343. "We don't put all our cards on the table for everyone to see" He means final solution
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  344.  @tony_5156  It has much better sensors and is a lot more stealthy than the alligator. If both were trying to shoot the other down with air to air missiles it would likely kill the alligator without ever being seen by it. And it is a transport helicopter, not an attack helicopter.
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  345.  @jerrymarshall2095  You think that there are only 50 people in the Chinese government? I guess I shouldn't have expected more from someone ranting about modern china because it's achievements a thousand years ago threatened him.
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  346.  @rainbowskin3379  No, that has been accounted for in the study I read. It is literally cultural.
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  347.  @walidchtioui9328  Or... Some night vision cameras were out of focus and we are flexing about drones we produced that are even faster and more difficult to detect than what an F-18 (an older aircraft with older radar and inflated sensors) can get good lock on.
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  348.  @asherdog9248  When they were insanely stressed and exhausted and concurrent to the rise experimental aircraft the world had never seen before. Just look at the difference in how pilots reported killing tanks vs how many they actually killed. It is off by orders of magnitude and dramatic in difference between reality and perception. Conspiracies rose thanks to the Air Force and US counterintelligence, not because green men decided to start visit coincidentally at the same time we started to have aircraft and airborne enemies. Before that people only saw birds and lightning effects and the descriptions prior to that all reflect it. Kind of like how they suddenly all were shiny once a weather detection balloon made of shiny material crashed...
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  349.  @ReptilianLepton  There is plenty of technology for fooling an IR sensor with a laser however. If you believe this technology exists among a small group that has hidden it ...how are you planning to 'tear them to shreds?' Couldn't they just fly away? Lol, come on man. A rocket powered drone can do those things. A craft that can do them can probably tell when it's being lit up with radar (like any normal jet can.) I'm not buying the performance. Aliens or Chinese showing off yeah right. More like the US showing off and playing with herring.
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  350.  @asherdog9248  Errors in analysis and complex variables don't mean supernatural causes. I am quite certain that is why sabine released this video. Far more credible observations with more data have been proven to be 'mundane' conclusions, again, like this very video. Pilots and radar and naval doctrine isn't as airtight as you think, take it from someone who knows first hand what it's like to be on the military end of these kinds of things.
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  351.  @marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938  Interestingly, a confirmed observation throughout history is that more sons are born in wartime. Not due to anything people do like abortions or what have you, it is just a natural hormonal thing. Unrelated to radar completely of course, it's been true for thousands of years.
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  352. It's known as an artillery duel.
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  353.  @lemniscate2218  It is mistaken journalism that has been corrected, you are the propagandist here trying to de-legitimize the process of information veracity filtering. Because you, like literally a dozen accounts here ...are all russian psyops accounts. Burning years worth of work just to make it seem like western media is lying when everyone has already accepted the correction and the mistake has been fixed.
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  354.  @lukestafford799  Classic propaganda psyops bot, guess they are rolling out the concern trolls again too
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  355.  Usb Plus  Russian pysops account pretending to be ukrainian .... creepy.
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  356.  @vladimirmilakovic5366  Then Russia is coming for serbia next if they have agents like you. Serb strong, but maybe not you since you like to lick Putin's boots as he invades to come and be closer to you and have more power over you. Or maybe you think romania is not next after supporting ukraine or other foolish things. You call me a child but you support a man who will enslave you when he has the chance. You support him over your grandfathers and grandmothers.
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  357. Going to do my transmission for myself for the first time mates, wish me luck not staining the in-laws driveway.
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  358.  @mrnickbig1  the common denominator here is you dude, take my advice and take a break
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  359.  @mrnickbig1  Mate, your just not seeing it and several people have tried. How does that not make you realize your perspective is wrong here. Being argumentative and insulting doesn't do anything to physics and all you are doing is seeming immature. We all know how the engines work, you are the only one seeing an argument and being rude here. Grow up, be less emotionally attached to your point and then you can see the opposing argument. You are blind because all you care about is being right when your core concept is tangential to the point of the people you are arguing with. Here is a summary: you are being rude and argumentative and are missing the reasons why your absolute statement is flawed.
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  360.  @richardstaples8621  for your second query: it is larger for the same sized pressure hull. You can make a slab sided submarine the same displacement but then the pressure hull inside would be much smaller and so you have a less torpedoes, crew, range, and whatever. So if you have two pressure hulls of the same size then an angular shape is going to have triangles covering it, increasing it's displacement over a boat that is merely sheathed.
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  361. Anthropocene baby Woooo!
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  362.  @mrowl5816  COME SAY THAT OVER HERE 💪 You know you hide on the internet for a reason!
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  363. Is this a marketing campaign or something
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  364. @Zippy Dastrange What an incredible rant from a man commenting so much... Do you realize that you are equally contributing to the state of things as much as your perceived 'complainers?'
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  365. Shoot And Scoot
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  366.  @johnmoore8599  They have continually done those kinds of missions already is the point. They have done fire missions and seal deployments for decades, even in syria they have had more experience than in Ukraine Ukraine is not a submarine war, submarines are not engaging except as surveillance vessels which is also a typical mission that won't give them any new information. Literally everything you mentioned is a mission that the submarine fleet has already been doing and barely has any link to the invasion of ukraine. It is poor logic to claim the submarine force will be able to innovate based on this land conflict. The only ways they can affect the conflict are all old news. Combined arms warfare is advancing rapidly in Ukraine, naval warfare is not at anywhere near the same rate or way. Even the difference between a deployed force in the black sea now and deployed forces 10 years ago is only the difference between practice and training. Being forced to adhere to standards can be eye opening for ragged militaries and navies but there are almost no chances for russia to innovate. Naval blockades aren't very different from how they were centuries ago even. And this all still applies to the surface fleets mainly and even less to the submarine force. Any spywork, seal work, surveillance, or fire mission, is all old news and been naval tactics and doctrine for literally decades now. Ukraine doesn't have a peer force to test the theories against, you can't really see how well you perform in combat if the only difference in your day go day is "now the danger and targets aren't simulated" And history simply does not support the idea that a less used aspect of the military is going to innovate or advance after the conflict. There will undoubtedly be major changes to the ground forces of Russia but I will eat my hat if in ten years the Russian navy isn't almost identical to now. If not in ships than in intent and design. It isn't like Russia is going to suddenly decide they don't need belgorod or suddenly decide to not make their new little cruiser. The navy has to do its job to contribute to victory, so the conflict can make them a more competent force. But they have zero reason to innovate, zero requirements that their subsurface navy hasn't already had decades of experience in and is already designed for. Logically it just does not track in any way to assume that a more dangerous submarine force (for russia) will be the 10 year result of this conflict. Ukraine's navy absolutely. Russia's ground forces absolutely. But russia's subsurface navy is "not broke" and so there isn't any reason to "fix" it (aside from the trends they already have identified and have been working to for decades. Those shortcomings may accelerate the trends by necessity but much the navy was always further ahead than the land force in how far along it has been in that endless modernization slog.) Ukraine isn't a shipping nation, there aren't any naval areas to protect from attack, there is no reason to deploy naval special units or fire missions when you own a land border and an artillery army. It just does not track whatsoever to predict a more dangerous submarine force. There is no reason to believe the Russian navy is going to make any big changes at all from the last decade(s)
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  367.  @tedarcher9120  So you have agreed with what I said, ...Strange way of doing it.
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  368.  @tedarcher9120  I don't know how you confirm the roots, confirm moscow was an outside power, and then goalpost move until you have believed that moscovittes are the true heritage of cossacks and not Ukrainians. You are emotionally unable to accept that modern Moscow ruled Russia is not Cossack rule. I get that my people have worked for Moscovittes in the past. ..they worked for them. Not WERE them. Moscow and Russia are not Cossack. Ukraine is Cossacks and they are fighting the exact battle they always have. You want to claim my blood? Come get it or piss off. "Theodore"
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  369. Do you mean compound? Bows were composite at this period of time using horn, leather, and laminates of wood to make their bows. All the bows in this video would be composite, composite bows are ancient in origin.
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  370.  @marywebb9127  body positivity is about your self worth, not your health. It was Co opted by unhealthy people. It was supposed to help people out of depression and help people get healthy and be happy as themselves but it became what it is now thanks to a few extremists who seriously believe obesity isn't real. However, the stuff going on in these videos is directly what came before now this evolved into the magazine and photo shop era which moved into the "positivity and diversity" (which was about not seeing the same exact stick model in every single magazine.) And then that degraded into "obesity isn't bad" (what you are talking about) But it didn't stop there my friend. Now a days it is NOT accepted to thing obesity is "ok" and much much more diverse people are in modeling. So now we have men and women of a lot more normal shapes and the supermodel died off for the most part. To be replaced as sex symbols by the e girl And now culture is shifting to be critical of plastic people lying for money. So it's really all a part of a ongoing battle between decency, kindness, instinct and people marketing sex and lust. As the marketing people try to sell the next thing and make it into an extreme the culture mellows it out. People who literally believed obesity was a good thing aren't what is going on anymore. You are years behind the cultural change there. Now it's about real people vs plastic people. The real ones around you vs the plastic ones rich people sell. Real personalities and fake ones are as much a part of it as appearance. But again, this is all just back and forth as marketers try to use base instincts to sell things. What is in this video is an early stage and we are very much so at a late stage now
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  371. You are making up something to be angry about. Cite a time it happened to contribute, but you saying "probably" is just making things up.
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  372. Remember how much Russia has sent mercenaries into Africa
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  373.  @alberich3099  training areas and live fire ranges have different kinds of fence around them
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  374.  @TLTeo  your understanding is the one that is limited my friend
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  375. Why not the hundreds of billions we spend on video games in trade instead
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  376. ​ @Ms1Brownchocolate This song was released two years after he wrote the words "Oh Palestine I will die for you." Michael knew the Epsteins and Maxwells were about and he knew what he meant about Roosevelt not letting this be.
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  377. ​ @MarsE23  Hasbara Unit 8200 Israeli IDF Nerd, go away.
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  378. BBC wishes they could make content like this.
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  379.  @TheBic4  I don't give a damn dude, I am telling the other guy why Mark doesn't say names. It's because he doesn't want to get sued. I don't care about or want to discuss lawyer crap or if it would be justified. I don't know if you know this but you can be sued for anything no matter how stupid and it costs a lot of money and time to defend with no guarantee when you will get your money back for the trouble.
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  380. It was ww1, they were almost certainly executed.
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  381. They are already all returned, only soldiers remain. Israel wanted women soldiers to be counted as civilians for propaganda so they can keep their genocide
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  382. I think you have understood well how much better life can be with understanding and respect of the things around you.
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  383. No it wouldn't have. Napoleon would not have won because of better rifles. Political and logistical reality ruined him, not tactical considerations. At the time people thought he was invincible and unbeatable already. He was undefeated in the field for huge amounts of time. ...he didn't need a better rifle.
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  384. The genocide of Palestine is modeled on the genocide of the native Americans. It is wise to learn from them, movement was a lie and the reservations were not places they would be allowed to thrive.
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  385. It flies off as far away as possible and crashes
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  386. Great video, I love this kind of information from the past. Still practical while being rooting and humbling
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  387. He is trying to explain that you cannot feel safe because if you think you are safe one time then the next time it could kill you
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  388.  @wazza33racer  You're right, no one should ever have a first aid kit...
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  389. Supreme court just made bribery legal, they don't care about us.
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  390. I think you might be a little loopy mate.
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  391.  @ovinophile  That's what childhood trauma will do to you man. Forces you to grow up.
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  392.  @VS-et4pn  If he has no where safe to land we don't exactly need a president anymore.
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  393.  @sawspitfire422  Of course it is always a balance but I am talking about the continual laws of interaction between powers and how strategic decisions almost always fulfill them.
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  394.  @donhuang9855  Yes but in a ultra limited capacity and very near home. And they aren't going to do it full of batteries
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  395.  @donhuang9855  Yes exactly. And narrow, trained, perception has very obvious signs
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  396.  @donhuang9855  I disagree. I think that it is both corrupted by cost/efficiency much more than you think and ALSO what I said. And it is a matter of faith and experience tempered by education and always captained by God. I am telling you that the United States, despite your opinion of any other nation or empire in history, is absolutely capable of the levels of willpower I am talking about. It isn't a joke or an exaggeration or a test of faith, don't ne laugh. I am telling you what is being literally maintained and has been maintained since the declaration of independence. America is an anomaly, the nation of iron and clay given power to crush all other nations but broken and divided and then destroyed by God. So fear God my friend. Because we already flew nuclear planes 100% of the time in the air ready and loaded for decades. We already have the supercarriers and submarines going 100% of the time for decades. Regardless of cost. As great as china has resurged into the world it still crippled itself with the great leap forward. It still has cut corners and has years at this level to learn some lessons. It has to have experience operating and that is what this is, that is what Chinese government has said many times before: It wants a future of being a leader in technology and industry.
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  397.  @donhuang9855  My friend I have enjoyed talking to you very much. I think you are correct, I hope we can find those tools which help us all move away from harmful instinct and measures it with wise reason.
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  398. @Prosper Meniere As a literal bridge between the east and west and with such proximity also to America Russia could have become such an economic powerhouse just based on geography. Instead they stole the money of generations of Russians and abused them. Now they have their willing pets and yachts but the dream of Russia is dead for decades.
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  399. Bad summary. We have thousands of models and since the system is so complex none of them are perfectly able to describe every tiny aspect is more accurate.
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  400. I have read many contemporary accounts of them smashing it with something to turn it into crumbs before eating.
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  401.  @knd775  He gave himself that title lmao. Just another person born to wealth taking advantage of the work and development of others.
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  402. It's just a railing. So workers don't fall off. They remove them.
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  403.  @geoffmaloney2717  Ukraine is full of experienced veterans, they have been fighting for 8 years ...
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  404. That isn't a helicopter genius. This is the best helicopter ever made, fastest for sure. Faster + newer more efficient engines = longer range. Think before you post.
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  405. From what I understand it is an intentional tip to ensure it is clear of the parachute and upper part of the re entry casing.
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  406.  @ericdbates  Get out fascist.
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  407. In my (educated) opinion, the shock of weapon advancement is going to be greater than it was in the world wars. People could not comprehend the machine gun and artillery, people could not comprehend mechanized warfare, and the next major global conflict is going to show those technologies at full maturation and unnatural speed. We're like the fish swimming in the ocean and the machines of war are the bird killing us from a dimension we cannot understand. It's going to be bad.
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  408. Doves are absolute sweethearts, I miss my two doves all the time.
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  409. It's more like the difference between reading history books and studying foreign policy and hearing how the world works at a bar.
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  410. Thank you ser for preserving a bridge through history. So many things are preserved in a single book or tapestry or story and I have no doubt that you of your generation and your interest and pursuit of it in your time and the exploration and passing on of it to the next generation of children is irreplaceable. God bless you
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  411. It isn't remotely abysmal. It can defeat virtually every other aircraft without ever being in danger and can accomplish almost any mission a fighter can be assigned. It's also designed to be extremely easy to update and maintain. You should try to learn before just repeating garbage you hear from russian propaganda accounts...
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  412. It will be far cheaper and easier to maintain.
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  413.  @kentbrenden6630  Oh, my bad. The defiant is going to be the easier to maintain and less expensive. Though the V-280 is a big step forward in tilt rotors the Defiant and it's attack sister are built with the new philosophy of maintenance and procurement. So it's a leap forward and generation forward logistically while the V-280 is just by nature not able to make that same leap (yet). But it is a damn impressive bird.
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  414. 💪
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  415. It's troop capacity is very low, it presents a very large thermal and radar signature, it is unable to operate effectively as a transport aircraft due to its low speed and low cargo lift capacity. It is hampered as an attack aircraft by it's mass, bulk, and poor electronic defense and offense. It can't see very well so can't function in the reconnaissance role and likely can't function very well as a tank hunter either. So it literally is just a flying BMP
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  416. Because metal changes temperature differently than snow any thermal imager will be able to perform the exact same trick. The difference is back in the day it would be a pixel wash out blur and now it will look like a clear high res image. Seeing the tank, no matter how long it's buried, is the magic of thermal physics. Even if it was exactly the same temperature as the snow below the margin of error of the imager waiting would reveal the tank as the snow changed temperature through the day more slowly than the metal of the tank did.
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  417.  @riskinhos  Which is identical in function and role to a battle cruiser. Frigates don't have 24, 12 pounders and a ship rig but are still called frigates, don't be a fool.
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  418. 7:30 I have solved the highest number of pi, it is 3 + the most bits before you mess up the numbers that are correct. Please hold your applause.
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  419.  @TheGeekyHippie  Middle namer here too! Hello from the middle name!
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  420.  @thadlm2698 Deir Yassin Massacre? Never heard of it? What about the Hannibal doctrine? Do you think that hamas has tanks and helicopters?
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  421. Hammond is a wise old man.
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  422. ​ @nikitaw1982  If propaganda says theirs a problem then everyone just goes right along don't they.
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  423.  @WJV9  What a career! All of us my age are here because of people like you, I hope we can live up to the standard you all set back then!
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  424. 1:10:00 the river banks are that way because of the spinning of the earth.
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  425. I feel much the same after going to the local aircraft museum as a child and now as an adult realizing that the SR-71, (actually the cia version at this location) B1A, minutemen missiles, and all the rest had at the time of my seeing them as a child had been less than a decade since they'd been in service. I go back to there sometimes and I have to say I have a deeper reverence and it's almost surreal.
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  426.  @MrWyzdum  There is an extreme gap between pre industrial and post industry. More so even than pre and post digital
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  427.  @CheapSushi  To PEOPLE. Not to divisions and battalions and squadrons. They are scary only to people in small enough numbers to not have anti air emplacement. A truck with a laser is even a company level asset. That's why no military in the world is really scared of them or fielding them in great numbers, because they effectively are less effective than land mines to larger military units
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  428. The corruption that destroyed NASA and canceled the X-33 only got more pervasive.
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  429. Difference is the country folk can absolutely handle him and do!
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  430. Why does everyone keep saying it will last as long as the cold war? It's a documentary history series, not a daily news time machine... Seriously baffled by why so many people in this channel are making this statement
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  431. Not to nitpick a joke but aren't binary stars more common?
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  432.  @JamesWalters007  What kind of boomerism is this, go collect your pension and prepare to meet God, I do not think you should be laughing at the world you made
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  433. Not to mention holding his ID hostage so he can finish feeling in power of the situation.
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  434. @kevin pierson gasp, if only everyone had known that for the last 15 years!
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  435. Disappearing guns like this were common across many different countries but quickly became obsolete. You see so many british ones because they made the largest investment in building up their fortifications with disappearing guns.
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  436. Railguns and lasers will bring them back someday
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  437. I hope that more long range artillery can be given to Ukraine so they can push back Russia and even destroy Russian railways bringing ammo to this war!
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  438.  @juhajuntunen7866  if you think a drone is faster than an airplane you are very very mistaken.
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  439.  hognoxious  That is a video game, in reality artillery can in fact hit things you can't see. Which is why Russia brings enough heavy artillery to completely mitigate the need to see anything. If everything is destroyed then what exactly did you need to see? Mortars, howitzers, rockets ,missiles.. What does a nuke need to see? Precision is valuable, but if you don't have precision, you just go bigger and more. Don't make the mistake of thinking that Russia has the same doctrine of precision strike to lower collateral damage ok. Russia's doctrine is from the soviet times, they will simply flatten everything. This is what they are doing, they hardly care about drones when you can simply get the coordinates from google earth and then blow up every single thing within miles. Please, don't be yet another person confusing knowledge of video game mechanics with warfare. You are going to be extremely disappointed and confused and mislead if you do.
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  440. That's terrifying I had no idea that kind of thing happened. Absolutely fascinating that it exists like that but bloody terrifying. Reminds me of that poor young aussie kid who took home a radioactive pellet and put it in his cabinet and it ended in horrific tragedy.
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  441.  @fulcrum2951  Recon aircraft need to loiter as long as possible, CAS aircraft need to loiter as long as the engagement lasts, they are both important for either aircraft and that is why each has its different design considerations. Tell me what takes longer to get to your troops in contact, a Helicopter gunship that has to leave soon and cat take much fire, a tank or IFV that has to travel through terrain, or an aircraft? And idk where you are getting that I am saying the A-10 is a reconnaissance aircraft but A-10 pilots are very good at talking to ground troops, reading the terrain, and acting as an excellent fire support asset. Again, another thing I didn't say was that strike missions can't support troops. The difference is a strike mission you see the plane for a very short time, it drops it's munitions at the pre determined place and then leaves. The CAS role as exemplified by the A-10, the 130 gunship variants, and Helicopter gunships is where the aircraft arrives and stays on station like a tank or IFV could, providing continuous fire support over time and continuing the engagement independently of spotters . Each has their job and level of enemy ground fire it can take, you can't fly a 130 in the same airspace as an interceptor but its very safe from the ground, it has the best selection of artillery and munitions, the best loiter time, and the best fire control. A helicopter gunship is the most maneuverable and surgical but can take the least amount of ground fire, has the fewest munitions and often doesn't have great loiter time. The A-10 occupies the same role in a fight that an IFV or infantry support tank can, while it is in the air it can occupy the sky in much the same way as the gunships but it has the advantage of being the toughest aircraft in the sky. It has a lot of hurt, it is a constant presence and threat in a way that the 130 can't always be and is second only to a helicopter. It isn't a replacement for armour and it isn't a replacement for a strike aircraft but neither of them can really replace it either. That's the point, the US has such overwhelming air power that we have a bruiser in the sky that makes the sky a lot more dangerous for enemy ground troops than any other nation's aircraft with the sole exception of the extremely similar russian CAS aircraft the su-25. But tougher and better designed from the start to be tougher and a more serious combatant. Which oddly enough doesn't seem to have the same zeitgeist following it as the A-10 and gee I wonder why. But I guess you know more than anyone actually involved with combat operations or aircraft? I guess you should tell people to stop buying super Tucanos and that the air force wasted their money when they just finished the wing refurbishing of all the A-10s. Honestly I really don't know it's it's gamers or just russian propaganda having seeped into this generation over time or whatever but I am honestly constantly shocked by how abundantly ignorant of anything the people who deride the A-10 are. It is a beast in its job, it was very well designed and very well built and we still need them. That's why they are still here and are going to be here for a long time still.
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  442.  @fulcrum2951  I have the version based on my experience in Afghanistan dude. My first hand experience I got from literally having all of these aircraft I've mentioned flying around me (well not the tucano) including ones I haven't mentioned like kiowas, little birds, and the gunships blackhawks. That version meshes a lot better with the dod definition than yours does lmao. My version is based on factual and practical use of these aircraft in operations, discussions with pilots, mission planners, and the ongoing development of these aircraft as well. This is what I did, ...that's why I'm here. Literally dozens of countries have similar versions I have mentioned the Super Tucano multiple times now just to start but I'll leave you to guess why two of the most bellicose and well armed nations in the world who are long time rivals are the ones with such specialized aircraft in their arsenals today while other nations who have reduced their militaries and don't take action in foreign countries have retired them and endlessly speculate about when they will develop replacement. (Cough, UK cough) Honestly dude I'm just wasting my time here. You clearly are unreachable and I'm not going to sit around all night while you pretend I have to prove something to you. The fact is that the A-10 is a good aircraft that does its job well and it is going to be around a while. Nothing you say or believe has any effect on ... anything. So stay mad at the A-10 it's going to be around for a long time so you'll have to learn to live with that frustration and occasionally people like me who actually know what they are talking about who all universally defend it. And to answer the question in the video, I want an aircraft that can take a hit and bring the pilot home and be field repaired to return to action ...yes. why he thought that was a gotcha I have absolutely no idea except that he is disconnected from reality. Being able to repair equipment in the field and get it back into action is extremely important in war. (Which is about logistics more than video games might portray) If you want single use aircraft ...use a missile.
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  443.  @fulcrum2951  I'm not in congress and believe it or not, not everyone who makes an analysis of the role of a cannon in an anti tank mission using decades old conflicts and video games has something to contribute about the overall effectiveness of the aircraft best used and most used over the decades for blowing up enemy infantry and light vehicles. Thank you for revealing that you can flip flop your arguments about speed and loiter time to support the tucano, admit it's not going to be effective in non-aysymetric war. That wraps this all up nicely with a bow of your mercurial ignorance. And then topping it with the cherry of cost which is just beautiful considering it is by far the cheapest to maintain and produce of the combat jets. And yes I know what coin is, I was taught a lot about it before I went to Afghanistan and actually believe it or not, might have had something to do with actually countering an insurgency. ...with the A-10 ...and Reapers, and fast movers, and gunships, and helicopters, and artillery, and mechanized support. The absolute desperation of you goal shifting and struggling for some gotcha or point of authority to prop up your will to keep arguing is just sad dude. Like, tanks and ballistic missile submarines aren't exactly the cheese in counterterrorism either but this wasn't an discussion of their effectiveness in asymmetric conflicts but their effectiveness overall. Just stick to gaming and youtube man, it's as close as you're getting to reality. Good night
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  444.  @fulcrum2951  I did watch the video. I even knew most of the statistics he mentioned before it's not exactly some big secret? It's in fact ...known by everyone involved. The A-10 performing poorly in a peer conflict is an interesting opinion based on, I'm sure, a youtube video you watched. I don't know where you think we're buying a bunch of A-10's for afghanistan? Do you really think we spent more money on A-10's and couldn't afford enough drones and that's why we lost? LMAO dude you just have such a warped view it keeps sucking me back in to marvel at how out of touch you are but seriously I'm done now. Take care and have fun out there, it might be a little confusing but hopefully you will cope.
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  445.  @jvbutalid8316  exactly. It's already happening and these people can't wrap their head around a trailer that follows a truck or what missiles have been doing since the missile age began.
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  446.  @jvbutalid8316  I think the number of vls cells on ships is advancing in line with a trend towards arsenal-type vessels.
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  447. This is a very telling and interesting comment.
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  448. And he was completely correct. He did not have anything like the time to invest the decades it would take for steam to become a viable method of propulsion. He didn't make the mistakes of hitler, he focused very well on what was practical and could be done in time to matter. His decision to not adopt the rifle or the steam ship was absolutely correct for him. Set human warfare back no doubt but investment in these technologies would have been expensive wastes that wouldn't have produced any results for him. A thousand of these rifles wouldn't have won him wars lost because of lack of food.
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  449. 10:40 only a man with a name like that can look like that haha
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  450. ​ @billymanilli  They should only mess with cars for safety I think
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  451. What do you need more attack submarines for?
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  452. They have become a part of fashion, seriously. My wife got some fashionable boots and they are identical, just red leather.
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  453. 0:44 this is a strange bit of editorializing, it was not at all concealed that the reasons for Egypt were to counter the British, it was not "under guise" as in this note. I only comment because this channel has such a high standard of historical accuracy in my mind that these kinds of misleading editorials other channels rely on should not be included.
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  454. Because of risk of ours getting into the hands of Russia. The Javelin is a very high tech weapon and it took a lot of risk to give it away also which is why Ukraine could not just buy them on a shelf before. Call your representative and get the issue into legislation
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  455. There is no reason to doubt this when every fact supports that this man is telling the truth. Why would he lie? How easy is it to intercept a cell phone? You must be pro putin or maybe 50 cent team if you can't believe this.
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  456. Using the cruiser to capture the island is an interesting insight into the dispersion of their fleet, why would they not used a specialist ship and instead place a cruiser of such high value into a position where it has less courses to evade to.
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  457. Not for history. If the culture shifts too much then you lose generational knowledge by favoring popular designs and forgetting innovations.
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  458. I love onion
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  459. Transgender rights are human rights, they deserve equal care as ANYONE. And women's sports must be protected by barring those who had the absolute physical advantage male hormones during their development. They are not one or the other, BOTH must be protected.
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  460. It didn't get outdated at all. Australia was the only customer at the time.
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  461. Ah-64 is a gunship, hunter killer, reconnaissance platform, and close air support platform. It is faster, more agile, can see better, shoot farther, communicate better, and is much more modern in every aspect of it's design. It's a thoroughbred and if you are comparing the Hind to it then you are going to always be disappointed. Hind is an flying ifv, Apache is a hunter killer gunship. Russians need to stop trying to convince themselves that they won the cold war so hard that everything they built back then is still the best.
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  462. God bless you, may you one day build a new concert hall there.
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  463. He assured me that he wasn't cutting corners and his plan to rely on 66 turbopumps working perfectly over a period of months and several shutdowns was going to lad to reliability! He assured me that the cost to orbit was going to plummet and that his rockets would be reusable without the expensive refurbishing that raised the costs of the RS-25! He told me that the F-1b couldn't do everything he is doing better and more cheaply...
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  464. Something you neglected to mention was how this aircraft has been optimized logistically. Maintaining this aircraft and operating it in the field is drastically easier than other aircraft. And, it is truly better to work on as a mechanic, it is much more ergonomic than older aircraft. This means more sorties.
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  465.  @server1ok  You can literally make one in science class. Does it not exist until it matches some comic book ideal of yours? I am really struggling to find your definition of coil gun. A gauss gun is literally a coil gun, how powerful do you think it has to be to meet your definable standard?
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  466.  @server1ok  Alright well I hope you keep your enthusiasm going forward but I really don't have time to explain things to you now if you aren't going to read. Take care, learn some metric.
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  467.  @server1ok  Dude, go argue with the articles you read and calm down. I explained to a guy that these guns still have an equal reaction and you have spent hours and hours being mad and talking past me. Get help. I don't work with you, I'm not paid to listen to you rant past me about things I never said. I get this is a comment section but I have to work and not on Wikipedia. You are literally making up an argument and having it 100% on your own because you are too excited and didn't read. I never took any position you have argued against yet other than the fact that this rifle is not the only gauss coil gun small arm. Read about it in 30 years when it's on Wikipedia and go argue with kids more because I don't work in commercial and I'm not begging investors. And you for sure have never had this discussion with decision makers on a military base and it bloody shows.
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  468. I've seen bright orange for some underground equipment but everything I've seen aboveground has been yellow without exception. Where do you see white?
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  469.  @MadMax-bq6pg  That is a panic scenario. The US is issuing them now, years before a conflict. So everyone will be extremely familiar with them. They are also so near other weapons and calibers that it will be easy to adapt a novice average american
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  470.  @freedomloverusa3030  Oh, you are a troll bot. Boring.
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  471. A cop is a public official, there are NO CIRCUMSTANCES he should ever speak to a Citizen like that. Not a single one.
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  472.  @luke4338  A one month old racist account telling me about biases. Ha.
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  473.  @luke4338 A third deleted comment? Is your work short staffed, why is it so difficult for you to find what kind of voice and response to use? You have changed from an angry racist who yells slurs to someone who whines about liberals gently and now you are trying again. But will I break the bot replying this way? These new younger bots do not seem as good as when you had many young men to sit in chairs and make up things for you. I suppose you are short on people now right? Perhaps that is why the computer is so stressed.
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  474. Auctions: money laundering and tax evasion for millionaires
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  475.  @junkookbts1273  Yes, because like I said when you didn't read it, other tanks already do have those things. This has them built in that's what makes it special. It isn't an additional system like on Abrams or Leopard or other tanks, it is an integral system. This is the first take ever to be built that way. ...which makes it the most advanced. That's it. Not the best, not the most reliable, not invincible ...the most advanced. It's the newest it has the most technologies developed in the last decades built into it's design and it is built around them. Honestly what do you even think you are arguing? I have no idea what your think you are trying to prove to me or convince me of except that you are obtuse and emotional. It's like you are arguing with a Russian propagandist in your head and completely ignoring the fact I am not making that argument.
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  476.  @junkookbts1273  What is then dude. What was built more recently. What other tank has integrated active countermeasures, integrated radar and munitions defeating systems. What other tank has integrated drone support, remote operation built in, autonomous capability, single person operation. What tank is the most advanced in your mind, go ahead and show your ignorance here because I am just waiting for your completely brilliant take away opinion.
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  477.  @junkookbts1273  Where you at bro? You were all going ho hitting my inbox up until I asked you to back up what you said.
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  478.  @junkookbts1273  Notifications, whatever you want to call it. Same crap. Did you need more time to find a more advanced tank or did you just not have the courage to admit you were wrong? Because you repeating that it isn't is just a cope, you should be able to easily find a better example. Maybe you are just going to flounder about retrofitted tanks with similar systems?
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  479.  @junkookbts1273  well I AM a tank expert, I was formerly Army military intelligence and I am telling you it absolutely is the most advanced tank in the world and practically screaming at you that it can be the most advanced and still only be a slightly better tank than it's competition. And furthermore, being so advanced can also make it slightly worse and even give it some unique disadvantages which translate to battlefield parity Meaning, it has taken me nearly a week to get you to admit you don't know what you are talking about and to understand the fact that the T-14 is, by nature, the newest and most advanced tank ever built. Unique in it's design and scope so far. That's just facts mate. Your indignation and the Russian fan boys mouth frothing both come from the same place ... ignorance. They insist it is the best because it's the most advanced, ignoring it's problems. You insist it isn't the most advanced, because you are afraid best and most advanced mean the same things, ignoring it's pros. You are someone who reads articles, I give briefings and read source reports and then some journalist with no knowledge tells another journalist to do research and write and article that you then write. That russian was telling you the same thing I have been, that integration of the technologies doesn't translate to a superweapon. And I am telling you that integration of technology translates to advanced
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  480.  @steveperreira5850  History has proven otherwise.
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  481.  @steveperreira5850  I used to be an operational intelligent analyst and now my career is in aerospace. Whatever articles you think I read, I didn't. The dominance of machines in the air has existed for decades already, they are extremely intelligent, streamlined, maneuverable, waste absolutely nothing, can do things no manned aircraft can dream of, and are cheap and plentiful. They are called missiles. And it is a lot easier to make a long range missile than replace human operated missile launch platforms. Which is why air combat has moved beyond the horizon. The US and all developed nations are always and constantly running exercises with each other, we "face off" literally every day and there are constant experiments and many, many, experts addressing the task. Your perception is not only decades old, it is hollywood produced. Don't worry, things are very well under control and very well understood. To address your concern of aircraft being killed on the ground: detection and air defenses have been between airfields and then enemy since military aircraft have existed. Armoured hangars are not uncommon. I'm sorry but your perspective on this is akin to someone saying in 1300 that the time of the foot soldier is over and clockwork cannon and crossbow will defend any wall and can kill a solder before his like can reach his enemy. Very late to the game and quite a bit off mate. Missiles and detection is how it works, drone wingmen are functional and being pursued because they can die first for their "squadron leader" and not lose a valuable pilot, not because they can pull more G's.
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  482. It could be some very strange tribal fashion too. There are some really bizzare masks and styles in the ancient world that could easily be described in such strange ways. I wonder if there is some researcher who has linked the accounts with local tribes and their customs.
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  483. I am absolutely shocked that you are not considered fully knighted by your country. If they cant even knight their cultural links to actual knighthood then what is the point? Absolute waste of the title and utterly cheapened without you. (With the exception of Sir David Attenborough)
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  484. Why don't you tell us your hasbara
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  485. He's carrying the host
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  486. You are going to be extremely disappointed. Protip from aerospace physicist and has held an above top secret security clearance: All alien conspiracies began when the the US sought to convince the Russians it had unbeatable technology and the Anti establishment movement that the us government was all powerful. You keep that in mind and do your due diligence into understanding the weird things cameras can do with shutter speeds and aperture shapes as well as the people who make the claims and you are going to have a much much easier time interpreting and reconciling the "data" surrounded UFO's. Same goes for learning about stoneworking and oceanic currents and ancient sail trade and reconciling ancient aliens theories.
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  487.  @tim9605  Well, I had the clearance to actually know what happened at groom lake and have used, worked with, and seen several aircraft and drones produced there so I personally DO think I know. I even had the Q caveat ooooOOOO, spooky! (So I could see nuclear program information but that is boring.) You know that they have declassified quite a lot of it these days right? That most of these things are in museums? That the bases that took over groom lake's mission are still currently in operation and producing .... aircraft! Shocking and frightening I know. "This video reduces my faith in this channel" is YOUR comment on this video ...that is all the evidence anyone needs to understand how rigorous your dedication to scientific method is.
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  488.  @tim9605  I don't do drugs, I am just a physicist in aerospace who was in Army Intelligence. Believe it or not, people exist. It's not just movie characters involved with things you have zero personal experience with. Do you want my DD214 or school transcripts? Do you want to ask me when it's like at the boeing or northrop factory floors or on base where they make stealth composites or refine processes? Or are you just trying to protect your illusory world view with dismissal. It won't insulate you from the dull reality of work and factual history to live in a fantasy. In fact it will just make it harder on you and make you unhappy. You can have your feet on the ground and still keep your head in the clouds, you just have to grow.
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  489. I've driven the entire highway system and I can say with certainty that American driving culture is bad. People act like auto driving is a thing and it isn't. We need more trains to get people off the road who really aren't ever going to act responsible for their multiple ton vehicle moving at high speed. I don't even blame them, it's human nature. People don't pay attention unless they take it seriously and when driving becomes routine or when it becomes a thrill seeking thing both it is when everyone is worse off. Build more trains, don't add lanes. Do what the city near base did, build a race track to get your thrills out on and make it cheap to take your junk there. No racing on streets, average person on the train. The roads would be perfectly fine and Americas infrastructure would not need to change
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  490.  @jacobostapowicz8188  You are wrong, it is a completely workable hypothesis.
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  491. Neither Russia or the United States or any foreign power has a right to say what alliances a country makes. This is the sovereign right of a nation and this entire debate assumes that anyone has the decide for another country. And you are a complete and total fool without hope if you think one generation who is gone has a hold on the one who is here now or on the ones who will be here in the future.
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  492. That isn't true today at all. Loads of Marines hear about Smedly's other side these days and rightfully call him a legend. At least 15-10 years ago anyway, I should have thought about that before saying "today" honestly but I'll leave it
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  493. Not everyone wants the doctored up one guy. Raw sound footage is way more valuable to me and I came here specifically for it. The world doesn't revolve around you.
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  494. Brain association is weird man
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  495.  @jebise1126  They did, that's the Akula no? Well, isn't Akula the pinnacle of that?
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  496. ​ @raraavis7782 Same here, grew up before the internet and was shocked that horses weren't in north America until the colonial expansion. I had seen horses and natives so much it didn't make sense having never found the right books to know better.
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  497. I think both
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  498. Gonzo journalism right here lads
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  499. ​ @Crimea_River To dominate the conversation. Bot network tactic.
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  500. Birds are neat
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  501. Just look how much effort they put into social media to convince people... They can barely keep their pilots certified and then people think every design they have is world changing. Did everyone just forget that this is them trying to catch up after letting everything fall apart for more than a decade to line putin's friends pockets and build palaces?
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  502. People with big fingers and small phones, people who didn't want the recommendation
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  503. So they forgot it for ...4-5 years? What a foolish and ignorant quote. At no point in history has any commander ever 'forgotten' the role of infantry. The US tried to keep it's investment in the war as low as possible for as long as possible, they didn't "forget" about infantry I have little respect for TR Fehrenbach. He was trying to push a narrative in everything he did and his contributions otherwise are an aside. What an absolutely stupid quote.
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  504. You know, your point 5 is really interesting actually. I haven't thought about it much but I think that difference is really a big reason why older video learning material and new video learning material in the social media age really can seem so different. Really astute observation
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  505. Good dog
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  506.  @sunny-sq6ci  but it is guzzled up with crap fat cat contracts
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  507. Literally. The training of these pigs is more kill oriented than soldiers get. It's disgusting. It's like, a few sickos in police unions training everyone and I don't get why they are still doing it after years and years of this garbage.
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  508. He trusts them to keep the peace because they have been doing it for decades already while we watched over their shoulder.
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  509. ​ @andrew_owens7680  Epstein was quite busy! Komoromat stronger than patriotism in multiple countries
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  510.  @hubertwalters4300  Please continue.
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  511. Some of them even went to Moscow on 4 July
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  512. 1/5th! The forces have been more than decimated by roman terms! Romans said a unit was decimated when it lost 1/10th! Ukraine has devastated Russia's rotary wing force twice over!
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  513. YouTube is evil
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  514. Putin hands more of his county to China as usual
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  515. Shhhhh! The Russians might learn
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  516.  @classifiedad1  You have made a very good point.
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  517.  @49mrbassman  gnostic additions proven to be written in a different time though yeah?
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  518.  @networknomad5600  Having seen some of your other comments your opinion means very little.
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  519.  @leonardogarza410  You should when the plans is "send them tons of money and guns" Because then you might not need to...
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  520. He doesn't care because he wants to go alone and be the first person on Mars. He just doesn't want to sell it as such so he is promising the future of humanity.
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  521.  @commonsenseskeptic  My mistake, apologies.
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  522. Gin?
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  523.  @sassyviking6003  Ah, you are right. I misread entirely.
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  524. It should have been made to not weather. However, it is very 'americanized' journalism to report this fact
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  525. It is a 3 part victory; 3 things Russia cannot defeat alone and never all at once. Ukrainian spirit and righteous cause. European Support. US Military Intelligence If 1 of these was there, Ukraine would win, with all 3, Ukraine will be one of the strongest countries in the world and never be defeated by Russia.
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  526. Both of you lads are making me eye my Vic with a collectors eye more and more....
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  527. No, he is terrible at tech as well
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  528. Exactly, this is why she isn't nuclear and why her air wing is what it is as well as her armament. The design decisions were sound it's really just how she's been cared for.
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  529. Great segment
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  530. The raid on Alexandria
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  531.  @the80386  Exactly, it's why straight six diesel trucks are more popular in america and australia where they can fit those big straight sixes under the hoods
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  532. ​ @mgcocasal  Are you 12 or a bot? No way a grown man said this.
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  533. Was the cop Chinese lmao
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  534. Clarkson is a catalyst, no doubt about it.
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  535. I wonder if we will see AI dazzling camo, like a ships bow painted with many overlapping images of a bow and the like so ships cannot be identified by ai to stop automatic tracking and force more humans involvement
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  536. Feels kind of slow and plodding tbh. But I think that is the nature of math
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  537. Why
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  538. Yes they did actually. But it was quickly determined easier to land in the water and be craned aboard so it went out of fashion
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  539. Clausewitz literally said the exact opposite, that war was a science with principles that could be determined. "We should agree with this opinion [that a theory of war is not possible] and five up all attempt at a theory if there were not a whole multitude of propositions that can be made perfectly clear without difficulty"
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  540. It is going to share parts with the attack helicopter to make for easier logistics and maintenance. If the F-35 is any indication, it will be a lot easier to maintain than previous generation aircraft by quite a bit.
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  541.  @The_PaleHorseman  liar.
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  542.  @The_PaleHorseman  How do you think a tail rotor gets power mr twenty years ago? Do you think that you are the only person in the whole world that can learn anything or do you just think the air force and navy just write down lists of complaints and do the opposite of them? This was specifically designed with the experiences do people like you in mind and is more stealthy and is the transport helicopter. It's the newest best design and your only complaint is to whine and call it stupid with absolutely zero chance you will ever put your hands on it or have listened to a single engineer explain how they are improving the maintenance cycle over previous generations. It is literally a requirement on the FVL. And how do you think tail rotors get their power guy? Do you have some stunning revelation about why turning the tail rotor 90° is somehow going to be harder to maintain when you REMOVE a transfer case from the design? In your mind it is stupid because it is a ... simpler linkage?? "tHe dESiGN iZ sTuPid bEcAuSe oSpRey" ... It's literally the fastest, most maneuverable, and stealthiest helicopter yet built, you haven't done anything with it's engineering or maintenance and you have no clue what you are talking about other than old complaints about a completely different aircraft that is also going to be replaced. If there is anything you can actually refute me on other than your resume kindly do so or shut up. Or better yet learn about what you are talking about and tell the Russian and chinese propaganda accounts all over every youtube video about american equipment exactly where they can shove their idiotic propaganda. They don't need former maintenance crew of different aircraft to quote and you don't need to be running your mouth.
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  543.  @The_PaleHorseman  I have never played whatever you are talking about. I am an aviation engineer, physics major and am contracted on an air force base where they build and maintain at least a single part for every aircraft the US owns. (Well all the public ones.) Your best defense to being accused of being too dumb and ignorant to read is really "I'm too dumb and ignorant to read?" What a brilliant response, you really showed me. Stop running your mouth about things you don't know about and take some pride in the fact that your country is the best air power in the world despite people like you blindly saying "I don't like it" like children.
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  544. The class was designed to be fully capable of upgrading to energy weapons, kinetic and directed energy both. The US Navy learned well from the radar mass of yesterday and has made it with future expansion of high energy weaponry in mind specifically. No other nation has ever built a super carrier and we have had dozens and our newest have "energy weapons coming soon" wires. The US truly is unbelievably far ahead of every other nation. Like the bible says, we will have the power to crush others with the power of iron mixed in our clay
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  545. ​ @mahendrakrisnamurti9599 War is not competition. Business and war are not related fields and the business people who pretend they are are just people who want to use force to do what they cannot do due to lack of ability, with business.
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  546. Thanks russian propaganda! See you in the comment sections of your friendly neighborhood social media!
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  547. It cuts to the outdoor footage video
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  548. But flat desert, mountain desert like Afghanistan...that doesn't count
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  549. The sea would destroy a gun like this before the ship was halfway to it's destination is why it wasn't used
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  550.  @bavarianpotato  That is absolutely not correct, war fatigue and the effects of combat on people are extremely well documented and common throughout history. It's just now there are more people who DON'T have ptsd and less social acceptance of the ill effects of PTSD so it gets spotted and treated when before it was the nature of men and not considered any different. A modern diagnosis is a label applied to a condition that is fundamental. PTSD is the blanket term for conditions that re write the brain, but the brain re writing itself around trauma is as old as life itself. So your statement is entirely mistaken I'm afraid.
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  551. This thing is 3-5 tons heavier and fatter than it's American counterparts....
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  552.  @henryread5301  FACTS
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  553. Still happens today, well prior to war anyway. A recent video of a sukhoi pilot showing off very close to a b-52
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  554. We don't really know if that's a great achievement or an insult really though. It isn't like we have any other species to compare it with.
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  555.  @jerrymarshall2095  There is no "we" here dude. You are a three year old propaganda account and I am not associated with you in any way. There is no way you, the human with the script, are old enough to understand any of this. How is St Petersburg this time of year anyway?
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  556. But they are building more of them
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  557. F's flocked like birds around ft campbell when I was there.
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  558. Fantastic video, extremely informative and professional.
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  559.  @isoldam  Nope. There are drastically entirety different symptoms completely and it's cultural. Anthropological fact
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  560.  @jakeryker546  Go away troll
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  561.  @trishapellis  Cultural Menopause
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  562. You don't understand the point of any of those projects lmao
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  563. 1:30 is a forklift, Russians don't need those because they don't care about their troops and don't have supplies.
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  564. Whenever I learn something relating to history my brain thinks of your introduction jingle. I guess it's not surprising considering the way the mind associates and music works but still. I remember also the theme of a particular long series of very dense documentaries made years ago. I feel like I couldn't have had had enough watches to associate the sound (though I have seen everything you've done on both channels) but I guess that the brain is just powerful in that way. Anyway, sorry for the ramble. Thank you sir for the work you do. You deserve to be a celebrity
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  565. ​ @dodgywheelsandropeywiring5697  Right wing fascistic parties never keep their promises to the people they use to gain power. Learn from history mate.
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  566. Allegations from the industry that protects pedophiles to this day.
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  567. It aged fine, the boats are good.
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  568.  @tarmaque  At least one has already been proven to be because of triangular apertures out of focus on night vision equipment.
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  569. Tow bar just looks bad, you dont need to leave it on to make it the car driven on tv
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  570. DW news must be effective, 90% of comments are by bot accounts with generated names. All made in the same times in batches of thousands with random name random name and number after. Very few of the older more cleverly named bots have survived many purges.
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  571.  @paulthierry510  Thank you bot but I was interested in human relations only.
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  572. ​ @raycearcher5794  I'm not interested in fiction but have fun.
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  573. ​ @pihermoso11 That aircraft was famously not successful and a prototype.
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  574.  @talesman7775  Russian's also have Cossack ancestry, it is fact. That is what makes their betrayal so much more bitter, they are close family to Ukraine. The origins of Russia-ness and the Russian Language lay in Kyiv. The idea of Slavic peoples.
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  575.  @talesman7775  Of course. I know well the history of the Moscowvites
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  576. If they didn't then they wouldn't have survived the mammal explosion.
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  577. All bot accounts on this thread, Russian computer talking to itself with randomly generated accounts
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  578.  @iamdavid003  psyops account
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  579.  @SS-zg6of  psyops account
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  580.  @rafabadret5970  psyops account. I'm betting ten minutes before one of their higher agents comes take control of these bots and they all start attacking me. Almost 7pm in st petersburg you all have another hour at work at least so don't be lazy
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  581.  @ludiloizsenke11  And another psyops account. I cannot believe how cheaply you guys burn these things. This is why you are running out of ukraine invasion not accounts are are having to rely more and more on us election made bots and even some of these month old ones. What a joke, I hope this is the clumsy distraction because if it's supposed to be the clever hidden action it's been more clumsy than ever. Maybe all the bot drivers are too far to go be cannon fodder for Putin and so are overworked now?
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  582.  Usb Plus  Stop trying to create a racial slur. Hey Putin, your not in St Petersburg is broken and doesn't realize what I am saying. It is using automatic responses, come fix your bots, I messed up the system. Where are the americans you usually send by now? Did they not answer on discord? Where are the 4 chan guys and the Russian agents why are your support bots working alone today? Is everyone busy somewhere else...? Do you only have robots to spare this time? It is a very strange day to see a full deployment but with only robots and none of the supporting humans to continue the propaganda mechanisms
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  583.  @lemniscate2218  Ah there you are, you must have worked hard today, my friend you made a mistake and used russian syntaxes. Please don't be offended, your English is quite good.
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  584.  @vladimirmilakovic5366  Whatever, if you cannot see what fascism is and what it does then you soon will. Support him then, it will come to your country too.
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  585.  @lemniscate2218  Probably use 4 chan too. I am well aware of how the discord army works, if you are in america that just makes you a traitor and I hope you get tried for treason in the end
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  586. I couldn't get through that first reading lol, had to mute it
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  587.  @bencarter1666  Where is the need?
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  588. Beer has always seemed like the best thing at breakfast to me, or for lunch. That or a sunset barbeque. Or really any time, it really does hit the spot, a beer.
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  589. Israel itself doesn't want it. Too many people blame netanyahu when all he did was do what Zionists have done from the 1930's. The entire plan is to blame netanyahu so they can go back to doing it "quietly"
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  590. SpaceX is lowering standards for the whole industry. They are going to kill a lot of people.
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  591. ​ @gilgamesh7197 Being developed obviously, it takes time to do things right. The V was extended because it successfully launched the future of human space exploration, the JWST. Starship is in a billion pieces poisoning a nature preserve, being a paid shill isn't a good job.
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  592.  @jdenha7078  taking guns from wife beaters who threaten to kill their wives is oppression.... Sure dude.
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  593. And then we're all going to fall off the edge of the world right?
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  594.  @PinkFZeppelin  Canada and Russia have the largest deposits. Russia has the most experience using titanium.
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  595. Other nations are certainly going to buy them up when the army retires them. Probably get another 50 years of of that bird.
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  596. Because it did not achieve it's strategic goals.
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  597. I think people have a pretty good idea... There are several libraries about the subject.
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  598. It is completely understandable that anti American sentiment is a major factor here. Which is a shame as the F-35 is truly a unbelievably good NATO fighter.
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  599.  @comsubpac  ...Did you watch the video at all?
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  600.  @F.O.O  It will be developed into slums and you'll starve. These people aren't going to turn it to the environment, they are lying that they are so they can buy everything like they did in the US and Canada
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  601. The reduction of manual labor is the most obvious to me.
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  602. And much less safety considerations
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  603. Wait to you hear what they used to do with those engines.
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  604. If you are building American and British style light carriers BOTH, I have to say ...you get a lot of bang for your buck.
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  605.  @horstebreedow8608  you didn't counter any of his points.
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  606. He is not a genius
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  607.  @Maidaseu  He invested in those companies and took credit for them, are you serious? Tesla is unbelievably overvalued and has barely scraped a profit even with government subsidy. Are you a shill bot from a PR firm or are you actually just that ignorant to say 100% the opposite of the truth with such confidence.
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  608.  @Maidaseu  The guy with a bachelor of arts who buys out companies, ousts the founders, ignores reality, and then sells vaporware is not a genius. If this is your actual job to defend I feel very sorry for you, if you believe his 'genius' legitimately then I feel less sorry. Ignoring out of bias is a funny thing for someone like you to accuse with. Might want a different line for the next time you have to comment. Anyway have fun astroturfing
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  609.  @zackmatulis4094  While planned obsolescence is real, it also has to do with being made of much lighter materials and tighter engineered tolerances. Thin sheets of aluminum and plastic rivets where there was solid steel and pig iron. The car industry was greatly influenced by the aeroplane industry because weight is speed and efficiency. It's not all malignant is what I am saying, some of it is due to real advances in design which have made our cars a lot lighter and more aerodynamic. Safer, easier to manufacture out of less material, etc etc. Of course it's not all good, like you said.
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  610.  @tedarcher9120  I know what you are trying to do "ted"
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  611.  @tedarcher9120  Stop pretending you aren't trying to push the party line re-write of history. Exactly like english losers saying everything good is british but everything bad belongs to that region. Total garbage from a propaganda account. Cossacks are proving right this moment in blood that they are not Russian. Your grandfather, father, and you, will never see the money you worked for. Putin spent it on a side-table from italy.
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  612.  @guppiapfeljustleopardthing8756  that's a great point. This IS the king leopard
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  613. Thank you for doing this research and sharing this information. It is valuable to more than just people playing video games.
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  614. Winter is now Spring St petersburg is now Sevastopol Rifle is now Missile Ski is now Tractor But really mr Putina, the rest is smelling very old and rotted like I have seen it before and my grandfather told me of it.
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  615. Compensator definitely gave each shooter more confidence in longer bursts, easy to see right away.
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  616. Sure it is bot or account with the default name and number username gently suggesting that space x is safe outside of nasa control. I don't feel astroturfed at all!
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  617.  @harryvlogs7833  it is only safe on those missions that have a higher authority of greater experience in control. That is one way you can tell the problem is with space x management, not the engineers or workers
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  618. This is not really very true because they do this also in the military of the USA and it doesn't influence people to change their philosophies, it only opens them up to new cultures or ideas. I don't know a single person who converted to a different religion or joined one from basic training chapels but most everyone I know has stories of all the different services they visited and how they were different. People are not sheep
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  619. ​ @sadrakeyhany7477  I-its women having c-choices and equality ....not me! What a joke
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  620.  @Flowercome  They do not know who wagner is. These people looked for this job and these are like the SS guys who are believers
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  621. Just because you have emotionally isolated yourself from the truth with billionaire sponsored propaganda doesn't meam the other 8 billion people on the planet cant see it. I'm sorry dude but you are just wrong and wasting your finite life trying to validate yourself. The sooner you humble yourself and face the fact you are not even remotely qualified or educated the more of your life you can enjoy. The world is complex and scary and learning more will only make it more so but it is truly worth it to educate yourself; playing pretend that your life in any way equiped you to make your conclusions is just taking yourself out of the game as a player. You have to earn knowledge, you cant just skim and google and hear opinions, thats just an ignorant ape making itself feel better about not understanding and it's sad. You can deserve better than irrelevance. You can deserve better than just repeating what was sold to you by people who knew they were lying. I'm tired dude, I don't want to see another person waste their life staying ignorant. Maybe try professor dave explains or some science courses at your local collage, god bless.
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  622. Nah, full send it as a rally car.
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  623.  @KB4QAA  you sound like someone who has never once been involved with planning
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  624.  @famalam943  Bot account lying lmao. How is a lower ballistic force in a heavier rifle going to hit harder?
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  625.  @kamper5789  nuclear powerplants and bombs are not the same.
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  626.  @startrekmaniac1701  That is exactly why. Money talks dark languages
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  627.  @jasonroberts8408  I mean it's exactly what he said. Oil production slowed internationlly and he said "we need to do things to make sure this doesn't happen again and diversity our oil sources" And we did almost everything he suggested and that is why today we have so many oil sources and the price per barrel is lower than ever. Not sure why you would use an example of him successfully handling an international crisis in such a way that it never happened again as a bad thing
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  628.  @tearl5676  Been a problem for everyone but like, a handful of legends lol. Washington, Kennedy, Roosevelt, Eisenhower. Commacho ....all the rest, WORST president at the time lmao 💯
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  629.  @MrKeyframes  You are once again, making up things to try and manipulate. That is not something that is even close to happening, what nearby naval base do any adversary countries have? Are you suggesting that Russia China Iran or North Korea are going to move their gun oats from their own coasts just to spend time patrolling the coasts of our country? Coasts which are incredibly vast and very far away from naval bases? Are these gunboats or corvettes? It is literally just made up, it is like pretending we need to be alert to a Chinese airborne battalion in Canada. Go watch a movie instead
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  630. God bless this man who has stood up for what is right. May god bless the next half of his life to be even more blessed than he could have imagined. May god calm his fears.
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  631. Hydration is not a joke.
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  632. Not their submarines, Russia has an actual modern and professional submarine force. It is the exception to the rule.
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  633. Russian propaganda.
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  634. The extra lethality in light cover for urban environments is exactly in line with this requirement. It is also going to be very difficult for China or Russia or any adversary nation to equip it's force with sufficient armor to stop this kind of round. Exactly like tank warfare.
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  635.  @timogul  It is both a part of the middle east and southeast asia. The dividing line has been debated many many times over the years
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  636. "We did it different this time. It has always been this way but now we are doing it a different way. I believe the law should not apply here." Thanks guy. No one is above the law huh
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  637. Cost every family I the country thousands of pounds. How much did it cost the Fat Cats?
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  638. Iirc the US buys a foreign made one. We buy a lot of foreign guns ofc lol
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  639. One of my favorite things about youtube is comments like yours, this is how social media is supposed to work
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  640.  @ariip  none of what you said is true at all.
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  641. ​ @DingleDangle66  They blew up his house!
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  642. Let's hope the cops start looting and burning here too then!
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  643.  @bkjeong4302  Well they were hugely useful as shore bombardment platforms all the way to the gulf war but of course they mostly weren't under threat from sea during their service as bombardment ships.
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  644.  Jon Hillard  Just because he is a 1 year old account spreading russian propaganda on a ukraine channel doesn't mean he is a paid agent. Look how many people in this comments are like him! ...oh wait. Ah, I see now. (Sorry for dumb joke)
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  645. I also remember unfounded anecdotes with no real basis in reality from my time in the military
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  646.  @karlbrundage7472  politics is exactly why the bird existed the form it did in the first place mate. Politics was why the challenger flew when it shouldn't have as well.
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  647. Homeless guy sneaking into an army base and living there is ... pretty fuckin unlikely
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  648. All the accounts in this thread are bots, all have the same name generator for their account. Ukraine is well served by NATO and Russian bots cannot lie and pretend on YouTube to change that.
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  649. I knew a girl who went to the Javelin course and was into anal. True stories of the 101st Airborne.
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  650. Part of the updates that were incorporated into the Ford class is to have much less to maintain and therefore, a smaller crew
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  651. He would say Palestine
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  652. Unless you do it wrong and stupid yeah, there should be no problem. That problem would be insufficient exposure to full power rounds but that's easily solved in a hot range every now and then and by using hot ammo in your ramp up to deployment. The muscle memory of firing full power vs lower isn't going to be that big compared to the shock of going from a 1 way range to a 2 way range.
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  653. Is it really very different from issuing a carbine and rifle? The units that need hot ammo will be familiar with it.
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  654. That is called a groundscraper
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  655. The education and human care in red states is why. Smart and able to tough it out and teach yourself in a hard knocks world aren't partner traits.
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  656.  @Seyweld98 That is excellent news, I'm looking forward to what these new generations can do!
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  657. ​​ @giovannigalassi3436 All of those also had living people who had experienced them available. They are not as well made as you think but there are some elements captured with great accuracy.
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  658. The newest aircraft "checkmate" is made specifically for export. While a lot of political daring and change would be necessary for Germany to buy it it isn't "brain dead" Russia needs the money desperately, they are barely able to keep production for the T-14 and Su-57 running and their cruisers are rusting away.
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  659. It is not. Different mission, different airframe, different everything. The only thing it has in common is a pusher prop.
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  660. It has six ailerons on each wing!
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  661. The computer voice channels are Russian mostly.
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  662.  @zio205iq2  Engines are replaceable, people aren't. Believe it or not the US Army knows a bit more about what is needed in their trucks than you do. If you want a vehicle that can carry troops and take heavy fire, you get an APC. Making the light vehicle into an APC makes it no longer a light vehicle. It isn't supposed to have an armoured powerplant, it's supposed to keep the people inside alive and drive them and some stuff around.
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  663. Russian propaganda
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  664.  @tokonjudo  Oh look, it is that time in St Petersburg for the trolls at internet research agency to get to work. No wonder Your war criminal putin lives in a palace and your grandfather goes hungry
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  665. Flankers have always held an advantage over other birds for having a big heavy radar.
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  666. ​ @s.marcus3669 As predicted.
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  667. ​ @MsZeeZed  the sea is very shallow in that area. Not great for submarine survivability.
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  668. If I had to command a tank, it would be a leopard 2. If I had to equip a nation, I would choose the M1. The m1 is the best tank any nation can have, the leopard is a better tank. Because they can't build a thousand of them for their nation with depleted uranium
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  669. It was LITERALLY ahead of it's time.
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  670. I am surprised at you for this video, it really seems like you have completely missed the reason for it being held up reverently and for its continued use. It isn't because the A-10 can wipe out tank formations, if isn't because it doesn't need to worry about interceptors, those are both just ...strange myths. It is because if you are in combat and in contact with enemy formations there is virtually nothing better than having a human being flying a tank on your side. It can absolutely win a battle for you and is a force multiplier unlike any other aircraft for troops on the ground. Fast movers, drones, bombers, and helicopters are all limited in different ways that the A-10 is not. The A-10 can stay in a hot area for a very long time and has a lot of hurt on it that the pilots are very good at placing where they are needed. Really disappointed that you are here playing a video game talking about warfare ideas of decades ago which haven't manifested. It is held up and protected now because if you are on the ground there is virtually nothing you can possibly have on your side that is more of an asset. Artillery won't see something you didn't, a tank cannot fly, a fighter cannot hang around, a UAV doesn't carry a cannon, and a helicopter just isn't as tough and hard to take down. Everyone seems to misunderstand that the A-10 is a CAS aircraft, not a strike aircraft It's entire point of love is because it supports ground troops better than virtually any other single machine or form of support. Perhaps you will understand when you think of it when examining what close air support means and where it overlaps and does not overlap with strike missions, fire support missions or any other form of infantry support. A strike mission, an infantry support vehicle, a tank, artillery support, and every other form of fire support that a troop formation can rely on for support all pale in comparison when compared to the effectiveness of the A-10. Because there are combat situations that are too hot for other kinds of gunships. (130, 64) I am honestly just shocked at how much you miss this point. It is beloved and cherished because of its ability to provide fire support in situations no other aircraft or vehicle can. Not because people are expecting it to take out formations of tanks.... But because if you are being shot at by an enemy there are few situations where you are better supported and have a better chance of completely dominating the battle than if you have a low and slow flying tank on your side that can hunt out and kill who is shooting you and isn't afraid of getting rough. Honestly as one of those soldiers who vehemently defends the A-10 I am surprised how utterly you missed the point we make! And by playing a video game shooting vehicles on an airfield no less ... The gun still works pretty well against virtually anything enemy infantry have! And as an infantry support vehicle is can do things no other form of fire support can! You just flat out are not well informed about why ground troops love the A-10 or what it's even used for in the last decades and it's shocking to hear you perpetuate these myths. If you had titled this video "why the A-10's mission has changed from strike to CAS and it's reduced effectiveness in its original role" I would have had no issue with anything you said but because you framed it the way you did I just flat out have to disagree with your conclusions about the aircraft itself and hope that when you do more digging into those subjects listed at the end of the video you start to learn why it is an unbelievably effective and beloved aircraft. Because this video is like if you were to explain that mopeds are a poor form of transportation by comparing them in efficiency to trains and cars over long distances! That's not whey people use them mate!
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  671.  @f.a.2115  It is less vulnerable than a helicopter, a lot less vulnerable than most any other aircraft in fact. it has a lot more weapons than other aircraft including a cannon, it absolutely can provide support in terrain and fire situations that vehicles and other aircraft can't do at the same time. Low and slow has an absolute benefit when fighting ground troops and that hasn't changed at all, dunno where you got that one. It's a foolish demonstration showing an ignorance of how the aircraft is used, and the CAS mission no longer includes massed armoured formations but specifically is support of infantry in tough and ugly places.
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  672.  @f.a.2115  yes those are advantages of helicopters and disadvantages of the A-10. It in no way validates the viewpoint that a fast mover can yet replace the A-10 in its role or that helicopters can either. Honestly this entire thread has been the equivalent of a lot of armchair amateurs insisting that IFV's and javelins can replace the role of tanks. And getting what is available has to do with making sure that the asset is available prior, believe me, I know. I have a lot of experience with the battle between units for assets. "Low and slow has no benefits" -just flat out wrong. You are aware that the Air force just refurbished every single A-10 for the next decades of service and have purchased a great deal of "low and slow" tucanos right? Honestly, where do you people get these opinions you keep regurgitating? Some robot voice russian channels or what, it's like you all copy the same wrong opinions
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  673.  @f.a.2115  They retired them for the same reason they retire anything dude. Just because they don't need as many doesn't mean they aren't needed. Countries that have or have had equivalents: UK, Germany, Russia USA, the Czech Republic, Israel, italy, Japan, Taiwan, China, Brazil, Spain, France, Turkey, Romania, Canada and probably a lot more. Why do you feel, as someone who has never been involved whatsoever in any kind of air mission, combat mission, tactical, or strategic planning feel so assured that you know better than the people who have? Fast movers have not replaced the A-10, we just don't need it as often as we did in the same way we haven't needed tanks as often as we did in WW2. That doesn't mean I'm going to sit here and entertain someone who doesn't know anything outside youtube and video games talk about how we need to stop wasting our time having tanks. So, I am wasting my time listening to you talk about why we don't need A-10's. How about we make a deal and retire ours when the other countries retire all theirs and we no longer need to support infantry with heavy fire and then you can stop being mad.
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  674.  @f.a.2115  I am also curious about your opinion of the B-52 as virtually every argument against the A-10 can apply to it. And it's an older aircraft and the last pilot of the B-52 isn't born yet. So I'm curious just how much dissonance there is in your argument here.
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  675.  @f.a.2115  The A-10 is the least expensive combat aircraft in the arsenal dude. I'm honestly just not seeing any reason why this discussion needs to continue, I am really not interested in your repeated arguments anymore and nothing you say has any literal relevance to the actual operation of the Airframe. Run for congress if you want but I'm done trying to convince you what it's like on the actual ground when there is an A-10 above you.
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  676.  @f.a.2115  2 billion for all the wings for every airframe vs 2 billion for a single B-2. B-52's were built in the 60's, the last veteran of the US civil war was alive when it rolled off the assembly line and the last pilot of that same plane literally hasn't been born yet. Please stop applying commercial and digital values to weapons of war. They are not applicable and not relevant. The cost to keep the ability to do that specific task in the event of a war is what it costs. The A-10 was designed from the start to be cheap to produce, cheap to maintain, and cheap to refurbish. It has met those design goals easily.
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  677.  @f.a.2115  More armchair analysis by someone who hasn't ever taken part in a military operation that will never be heard by the people who make decisions and has no relevant insight. Just yelling into the dark dude, wasting your time. The Turcano doesn't replace the role of the A-10 either, that's why we have both.
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  678. No doubt, Australia is really picking up it's flag as a world expeditionary force and it's navy nowadays really makes Australia buff. Really proud of the Aussies after all the troubles they had getting their defense industry up to speed. World-class without a doubt.
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  679. More likely that they are connected to the channel
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  680. Counterintuitively, you have to learn to use umm. If you never pick up the habit then it doesn't get put into your vocal process. Doesn't mean it's easy at all but maybe it can help you reduce your own waffling in conversation to realize it's a habit, not a necessity. I've been trying for years so hope you have better luck than me.
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  681. Most concept art is. Because it's just art.
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  682.  @angryyoungman4389  It's old American technology stolen by Iran and sold to Russia. Much less capable than what we have.
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  683. You have no idea how things work at all. This is like saying the army should have had a tank in the road to stop a guy who robbed a bank 50 miles away and 5 minutes ago.
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  684. ​ @neonknight-1522  How? I think it is quite an apt comparison, Russia shares the same spirit of adopting what works that Rome had and Russia has always shown its tenacious attritional capacity much like Rome was famous for. It is an accurate analysis of the generalization and about as perfect a modern comparison as you can get for that aspect of their strategic culture.
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  685.  @Laotzu.Goldbug  church
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  686.  @Otokichi786  So fifty years of development after when we are talking about. It's like saying "nazi germany should have won, they had icbms" ...Well ...kinda. but you wouldn't look at a V2 and see a minuteman ii But that's what you are doing now with the idea of steam ships. He didn't make the wrong choice (at least not wrong for him and his ambition of power)
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  687.  @tehsma  I'm sure it will, Russia always uses prototypes in combat, but mass production and deployment is very unlikely I agree.
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  688.  @patparker4280  If you think about it, all of his kills were achieved with a "Suomi" )))
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  689. They aren't under debate. There are simply morons who refuse to accept the truth
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  690. That was the cheyenne
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  691. ​@@KillerInstinct-ch5ojPatriotism is illegal and nationalism is not.
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  692. Vapid and shallow clickbait is all most people have the attention span for these days.
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  693. Buy the DVD or watch it on a documentary subscription instead of YouTube
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  694. Don't forget the return to Panama, I knew an Army Ranger who was there up to no good at all. He would get absolutely red faced and practically shout hero worship of Israeli military as the greatest warfighters of all time if that tells you anything about what these poor saps are fed.
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  695.  @mat5267  Or the developments are so diverse and the world so noisy that you can't easily see the developments like when looking back at a specific period of history.
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  696. Real conflict is not a video game, your viewpoint is basically a frictionless vacuum.
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  697.  @sadlerbw9  You can throw as much hyperbole and straw men out as you want, come try and do anything in real life and you will see that war is not a clear cut and clean result odds machine like a video game.
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  698.  @sadlerbw9  You are not the first narcissist on the internet, I have already stated my point and have no interest in being dragged into your self delusional trauma reenactment.
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  699. It is weaponized narcissism.
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  700. Check out the archeology of Jericho.
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  701. ​ @incomingincoming1133  I'd you walk 50 feet from the edge of a city the city has ended. The location is 31.253092°N 35.537514°E. You could have just searched for the name given in the video.
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  702. It might even be better for us and more like a pre-commercial/industrial diet.
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  703. Is it possible you are related to him? Lol, 1800's was quite a long time ago...
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  704. ​ @Idahoguy10157 That is what makes it a battleground
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  705. Back then sanitation was...not as good as today. Modern fish sauce is a lot more precise and sanitary at every step
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  706. Ukraine 💪💪💪
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  707. They are spreading neutral propaganda, nothing more. Israel bulldozes a tent city and the people in it, assassinates doctors and poets with their whole families, kills their own civilians with tanks and helicopters in a "mass Hannibal doctrine" on Oct 7th and you call them the most professionals? If you aren't a shill or a bot then please open your eyes to what is happening. This is ethnic cleansing and the lies about oct 7th are horrific. They killed their own people with rockets and tank shells, they shot into houses and count every armed milita member as a "civilian" The lies about oct 7th are tumbling down day by day and PBS released this?
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  708. Even today many luxury items are named the French word. Manor is a good example.
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  709.  @markkulke4551  That is a hilarious detail I never heard before. Classic
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  710. God will judge them.
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  711. Then so should bush, trump, biden, and every allied president who also used us or their own drone strikes. Obama didn't invent drones and you are a fool if you blame him over the others. Fooled by propaganda to make you do what you are told.
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  712.  @chickenfishhybrid44  The difference is, the right wing wants you to blame the left for everything. More excuses for Obama, yeah right, more like a bigger scapegoat for the blame. Talking heads telling you what to think and making up garbage isn't a source. I am telling you, it is all meaningless distracting garbage meant to make you pick a team and sit. We could have had a purple platypus for president and every single step of the drone program would continue and would have continued. We could replace all the pentagon top brass and the drones rise to military dominance would continue. We could break our entire drone program into bits and throw them away and drones would still be being developed and used for war regardless. No one is "defending" obama. People are waving a colored flag in front of your eyes and telling you it's not YOUR fault and YOUR team's fault that every single day everything gets a little closer to the cliff. I call bullshit on your difference. I say it's a sure sign of ignorance and distraction to even try to point fingers and what is happening.
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  713.  @David-il9xw  The press hated Obama too (tan suits and pornstars) and an award is meaningless. You are nothing but a paying member of the dog and pony show trying to convince me that it's really an important event. It's a sideshow and I'm not interested in entertainment. Open your eyes here, you are the victim of a propaganda campaign and probably supporting the butchers selling us to corporate wolves for your own protection Sell the fear and blame and they'll buy your lies and control, here's proof.
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  714.  @chickenfishhybrid44  Your bought and paid for perception of it. And regardless, as I keep saying, your perception of who is more to blame is ultimately a distraction from the reality that even Germany is right here proving we exist in. Ultimately of whomever gets blame (likely the US as a whole like with nukes) the perception is just inaccurate. The rise of the drone program would have been the same if Obama had never been born. The technologies existing and the advantage make this already decided.
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  715.  @leonardwei3914  Then keep racking up blame and nitpicking because you have a few thousands or millions of people complicit, myself included. Blame obama for the paperwork and bush for the airframe but make sure clinton gets his due on the brain of the thing right? If we spent 1/10th the energy in actually stopping something we didn't like as we do assigning out blame and building narratives we would have solved our problems long ago. But if you are still interested in weighing out blame in raindrops for the storm then I'm out.
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  716.  @chickenfishhybrid44  My point is, we keep having a conversation about accountability instead of letting our country be looted and bellicose so why are we still trying to talk about it
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  717. Where does that 32% figure come from?
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  718.  @stevenpace892  that exact idea on a cheap drone powerboat to act as a decoy warship to missiles.
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  719.  @michaelm8973  It was not better. It had some advantages over the F-22 but had many drawbacks. The F-22 has proven that the decision was an absolutely correct one, the US is still light years ahead of the competition, a marginal increase in stealth and speed simply wasn't necessary for us to maintain dominance. It was absolutely the correct choice to go with the cheaper, easier to maintain, and more robust design. I adore the YF-23 but it is a much better experimental bird than one that serves as the primary interceptor for decades.
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  720.  @Knightfang1  Also the exhaust tiles were an extremely maintenance intensive element, the Air Force was worried about how well it would stand up and what would happen when the platform aged.
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  721.  @hphp31416  Not wouldn't, it would have had even less built and be even more expensive with it's unique maintenance problems. And it carried the exact same armament internally that the Raptor does so I'm not sure what you mean there? Do you think we are starving for raptors to carry a heavier external payload or something? History has proven it the correct decision by far, I adore the 23 but we really didn't need the speed/range and stealth at all, we are so far ahead of our competitors and haven't had any threat to require the raptor at all. And it's superior maneuverability was also a wise gamble. Honestly I have no idea what about our current air to air situation or any air battle in the last 30 years that would lead you to conclude we needed faster and stealthier in trade for netter to maintain and more maneuverable. The time for the YF-23 hasn't come and is very far away on even the worst fears of what our adversary nations are building.
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  722.  Hunter Smith  Fundamentally correct.
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  723.  @andrebrown10101  Entertainment as a whole is a waste that has gobbled up the lives of men and women. We have never had more information or been smarter or healthier yet the average person is being entertained rather than inventing or building. And who could afford to invent or build things or has the space or the rights to do so anymore. Every moment of entertainment represents a wasted moment of work. That work could be on philosophy or art or science or anything but entertainment which serves only to keep feeding itself and the people on the desensitized trains and down the rabbit holes of their interests. Honestly, stop watching anything not educational period. See if in a few years you don't start to see it too. We are allowed to be attacked by ads all the time but not react like people and build homes and travel further from the noise.
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  724. Now the rest of the world should follow suit!
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  725. I really hope they complete the drydock and find Surcouf!
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  726. They want to frighten our competitors. Easy press release
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  727.  @Redmenace96  Or ...he could use this exact same resources for something that would have an immediate effect. Like more food or moving his army.
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  728. It's like that for every language on earth but hilariously English speakers have this thing where some languages sound "special" and some are just translated.
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  729.  @donhuang9855  If it scares you to accept all of men's motivations and his fate then very well. It was not my intention but it is important you remember that you cannot rely only on the logics you want and must consider the values, emotions, and will, of all parties involved.
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  730.  @aw6589  Only a fool or a blind fool would every think Taiwan is an island alone in the yellow sea and not an important nation with long diplomatic ties to other important nations. Taiwan does not need to build ships to have its waters protected. China is good to be strong and wise but it is always stupid and foolish to reduce in your mind the challenges you haven't even begun to consider, let alone work towards interacting with.
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  731. It isn't innovation when it's just breaking development deadlock
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  732. When he sells it the cartoons will be the first thing to go no doubt.
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  733. ​ @eliahsolstice ​​ America had already been involved. It isn't Izzy's heavy bombers hitting all these targets... They don't have them. The US has deployed as much as it possibly can of it's imperial force without outright regular force deployments. It's murica ships, aircraft, intelligence. Literally multiple super carriers, stealth bombers, special forces, high tech ... They have called in everything but trucks, tanks, and regular joes
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  734. I can't believe they decided to fix the environment finally but by killing the country. What is a country if not it's labour and resources? It's ever changing culture? Guess we better regress the culture, eliminate all advantage to living in a region and make it impossible for them to live there independently. Patriotism when seen for the eyes of the corrupt money lovers. Take away from the bloody corporations, not the farmers! Country has brain cancer and so you remove the stomach so it starves.. brilliant. Might as well take a bribe from by buddies overseas eh? What's the harm, I deserve it after my hard work as a regressive patriot
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  735. Proud to have a ford cast iron V8 built in Detroit in my car!
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  736. This should be combined with the findings on evolution of flight and feathers, there is an abundance of evidence to show these dinos were using their weak wings and strong claws to rapidly climb up trees in the exact way immature birds do today and that was a primary driver of the evolution of flight feathers. Feathers that can help with windmilling and running up tree become flight feathers. Baby birds still climb this way before their full feathers come in.
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  737.  @B01  Screenshoting this joke of a Zionist propaganda take. "Mass Hannibal only got like 5 people" My guy they torched an entire highway with apache gunships. It looked like the highway of death in Iraq. Do you even know what your government has already admitted to you tool? What a joke.
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  738. I still can't, I'm assuming it's a giant one for a huge mall tree?
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  739.  @weplaygameforwin9326  Russian Psyops account
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  740.  @rsrs1136  Another russian psyops account
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  741.  @josecabezas6159  ¿eso es todo? LMAO
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  742.  Usb Plus  Russian Psyops account pretending to be Ukrainian... Grim stuff
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  743. Fast food generation
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  744. Remember how badly the US special forces defeated them a few years ago lol. Weak, can only abuse civilians, they have no strength to fight a real fighter. These fake cowards are going to be giving Russia to Ukraine before the end!
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  745. The more you learn about the war the Aussies we're forced to fight the more you resent macarthur. You are too kind to him with how he treated y'all
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  746. No, it would no have had a direct effect on the napoleon wars! Why does everyone in this thread think this way? Hitler's ambitions were ruined by investment into new tech that wouldn't see fruition until years after his military defeats and here people are saying napoleon should have done the same! He was already on the march to St Petersburg, Alexander had already taken finland, there was already war in spain! A rifle was never going to help him. He invested extremely wisely, that is why he had canned food and not this rifle. Because he didn't need more firepower, he needed food This is just people wishing for a repeat of the Ferdinand! And how do people look back at those kinds of innovations? They call the Nazis fools! But change the details a bit and now every single person in this video is lining up to make the exact same kind of logical mistake No. This rifle wouldn't have helped. And neither would the steam engine. If they had both had years of development put into them they could have helped but you are talking about a man in a tent in the field thousands of miles from France making the decision to start experimenting with new muskets. When he had never had a problem with enough musket firepower and musket firepower hadn't won him europe up to that point. Steph curry doesn't need to learn to tackle game 6 of the finals and if he does, it ain't going to help.
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  747. Plenty of great grog recipes out there from history. A few history food channels have done grog and other rations. Townsend and sons is a great channel focusing on the food of the colonial period for a start. There is also a channel I think called mre tasting that has an absolutely insane amount of info on every kind of military ration
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  748. The new japanese fighter would be a very poor choice. It is an exclusive air to air interceptor, not built yet, following the F-35, ...and not built yet!
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  749. 1:30 is a forklift, Russians don't need those because they don't care about their troops and don't have supplies.
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  750. That is the goal but currently crew is still needed to maintain batteries and torpedoes often enough they need access during cruise. As technology continues in improve in reliability I am positive that external batteries and torpedoes will come about. But for now we are still needing human beings to be able to put their hands on these things
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  751. To force love is rape, Russia is going to have to learn that abuse and rape must die. Russia must kill such things in their own country, you cannot accept it and be silent and take no action. It is against God.
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  752.  @puma.will.pounce7590  Malaysia is a huge county with an extremely powerful airforce made of F-18's and Su-30's and the US airforce trains with the royal Malaysian air force frequently. The Su-30sm and the F-18 can both fly over twice as fast as a 777 and also MUCH higher. The Royal Malaysian Air Force stated they didn't send out interceptors because the aircraft didn't present a threat. Interceptors are to stop things from coming to you, not away from you. If this plane had flown into the air defense region of any nation while off course it would have been intercepted. So besides underestimating the size and strength of the Royal Malaysian Air Force (one of the best equipped and trained in the world, one of the largest also especially considering the wealth of the country) you have also underestimated the capabilities of the Su-30 and F-18 (two of the most modern and powerful jet fighters in the world) quite drastically. It wasn't intercepted because aircraft weren't sent because it wasn't coming toward them and that's what jet fighters are for.
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  753.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  Your re talking out your ass, the gun on the A-10 is accurate as hell. It's a 30mm explosive autocannon on a jet aircraft, it's accuracy is absolutely insane for what it is and what it does. I have seen it with my own eyes dozens of times and any other soldier or marine or A-10 pilot can verify. It will hit you and you will die. You can call the pilot and tell him exactly where to put it and he will be able to do it.
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  754.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  It is rated at 5mil. That, for a cannon of its type, is remarkably precise*. I don't know what "spot" you are calling in your fire missions for an A-10 but I promise you it's not "hit that butterfly" on *any aircraft firing 30mm. Hitting "that city center" with an atom bomb is precise. Hitting "that corner of the building" with a 30mm cannon firing HEI. As I asserted, it has no competition in its class. You do not compare a laser's precision with a trebuchet and your assertion that the Gau-8 Avenger and the A-10 are anything less than the best is based in error and miss-assumption. I don't care about your semantics argument, it is just a distraction. You have no experience with the aircraft and it shows. Just like every single other smoothbrain armchair warmer who has never once seen the aircraft in a combat zone, spoken to a pilot, or been under it's wings. It is absolutely terrifying in its precision, accuracy, and devastation. You are delusional and living in a world disconnected from reality, your metrics are flawed. If you have any example of a 3000+ rounds per minute 300mm cannon mounted to a jet aircraft going 1-200 m/s at a range of 100+ meters with greater precision, accuracy, reliability, or effectiveness you are welcome to submit that information as counter to the point. Otherwise please take a seat and stop arguing with people who know better than you what it's like in reality.
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  755.  @randomdude4505  Your account is six months old dweeb.
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  756.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  300mm is a typo and you know it nerd. There are videos of laser guided munitions blowing up the building next to it too and you know it. You don't care about factual reality, all you care about is moving the goalposts to be correct. The cannon is incredibly precise and accurate and any person who has ever asked for fire support from an A-10 can attest it is much more precise and accurate than almost any other kind of air support with few exceptions. Whether you like it or not it is at the more trusted and accurate end and none of your idiotic arguments and jumping around the point will change that. How many targeting missions have you participated in ever. How many CAS missions. You are utterly wrong and ignorant and doing everything you can to remain so. Your entire argument is based on bs. A single foolish argument from USA today vs the entire weight and experience of every single person involved with A-10 missions. It's "failure rate" is 3 thousands of a percent genius, it tops the list at 10 soldiers killed, and 35 IN TWENTY YEARS because it has been used so incredibly much Now compare it with a drone lmao. Or a helicopter. Or hell, compare it's rate of accuracy and precision to other fire support like artillery and tanks. Or maybe compare it to the platforms that don't have to publish their numbers like the AC-130. Go back in time and compare it to WW2 aircraft. Literally find me any CAS aircraft in the world with a record of 10 friendly fire kills in 140,000+ close air support missions in places like afghanistan and iraq It's rate is obscenely low, it's one of the most precise and accurate CAS platforms ever built. That's why i Seriously, sit down and stop to think for five seconds. 45 mistakes out of 140,000 missions. And you are arguing it's not the best of the best.
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  757.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  You accuse me of moving goalposts while changing your argument to "it's less precise than a single barrel" what a joke man. You got proven wrong and so now you are saying not that it's an incredibly accurate and trusted close air support aircraft to "a rotary cannon is less precise than a single barrel gun." You are literally incapable of seeing you are wrong. You read a single article and planted your stupid flag Your numbers are from a seven year snapshot of iraq and afghanistan and your second figure from a two month period in operation inherent resolve fool. A-10's get in and get dirty and do it more than anyone else because they can take fire unlike anyone else. I know the difference between A-10 support and Apache support because I've been on the missions. And I know you haven't. Why don't you run for congress so you can get told officially to piss off when you try and make your utterly blind arguments against a platform that isn't going away.
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  758.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  You are absolutely perfect for congress the way you have convinced yourself that your switch from "the A-10" isn't trusted or accurate to "a rotary cannon is less precise than a single cannon" And your complete lack of knowing or experience also makes you suited, congress is the one who keeps trying to shut down the program while the military fights to keep it. I don't know how old you are, I am assuming video game age based on your moronic analysis and narcissistic refusal to see reality. I'm sure you are younger than me all in all. So two out of three days you are perfect for congress. You can consider me with the "nostalgic" people in the military who actually have had anything at all to do with the A-10, ever spoken to a pilot, called down its fire, or heard it's gun in a warzone. Like the others who actually rely on it to kill the enemy and stay alive, I and the people who support it, the people actually related to it, understand it a lot better than you and you are nothing less than consistently a clown as you have made your multiple failing and I'll informed arguments. You mis quote numbers and statistics, you don't understand what all new wings for every bird means for an aircraft, you move goalposts to support your argument, and you haven't got a single frame of reference on how accurate its support fire is, how the avenger compares to any other weapon of its type or class (I'd like to see an F-16 do a gun run lmao) and you fundamentally are wrong in every aspect. "It's an outdated form of CAS" what a bloody joke you are. Have you ever had anything to do with a reaper either? Who do you think you are spouting off your mouth about things you know nothing about? It's not going anywhere soon and you are exactly the same kind of idiot that has tried to cancel it a dozen times now. Join congress so we can see your face and everyone else who knows can laugh at your words. I am inviting you, stay on the side of the Russian propaganda accounts and the armchair ignorant legislators who never served a day. Don't change your opinion. Don't look up all the videos of soldiers on the ground cheering when an A-10 is overhead, don't look at how hard it is to kill with all it's sorties all flying low and slow. Keep arguing apples to oranges and your 3 thousandths of a percent as proof. You have that luxury, you are a gamer. You don't have to rely on it, just the people out there fighting your wars. I've had to rely on it, and I have absolute trust in its design being the best of its type, without rival.
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  759.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  Stay inside kid.
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  760.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  I've made my argument for days, go play your computer games dweeb.
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  761. The true heart of the issue is that women do not have the right to wear what they choose. Brutal officials and police follow a corrupt law
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  762. Someone saying a professional expert is wrong and then rambling and showing how little education they have on the topic and softly re stating what the professional said. You see it every time. My guy, you aren't qualified here and are doing bad analysis.
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  763. Humility
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  764. That and a James may hello shirt could be my favorite shirts
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  765. Most of Africa has smartphones, you seem educated by racists
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  766.  @stephengnb  I've done a little more looking into it, it's called the "backshell separation." I saw another nasa graphic that called it the "victory" roll. I believe the "Victory roll" is the one that refers to the diverting maneuver. Also, I found out that the rover swings around inside the entery vehicle like the ringer in a bell does, to stabilize and steer the re entry vehicle. The crazy angles of the tip are exactly that, it swings it back and forth and let's it go and then the sky crane stabilizes its horizontal velocity. It's a really complex maneuver and just a small part of the whole affair
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  767.  @IonorReasSpamGenerator  the design of the aircraft is more survivable to those kinds of weapons than any other. It's engine placement, redundancy, armour, and overall shape are what make it survivable. You are suggesting that man portable missiles are so effective as to completely eliminate aircraft as a viable weapon. You are extremely mistaken, this aircraft is still built and designed and shaped in the most optimal configuration for it's job. The idea that it no longer works because missiles have improved is based in ignorance and pushed by Russian propaganda. The hog is going no where, there is no plane flying that can take a missile hit better. Shoulder fired missiles and s-400's have not made all planes no longer effective as much as the Russians like to push the idea. Unfortunately, the verba is not some magical solution to all aircraft. It still uses direct infared ...which the shape and design of the A-10 is still effective against. And even if it shot lighting or lasers or hypersonic darts ....the shape of the A-10 makes it still the most survivable in the event of being hit by as fire. Geometry didn't change. The A-10 stays
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  768.  @Deathmastertx  it inexpensive because it was designed to be. A brand new aircraft with less capabilities is not less expensive than maintaining a well designed plane. And you think that a light aircraft is going to be better on a symmetrical battlefield than an A-10? Where did your arguments go about being only capable because of a low intensity conflict? Do they give you guys a list of bullet points and you just read them off or do you get to keep the same account and actually learn about the systems you are propagandizing.
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  769.  @vinm300  Screw off, it could easily be her director yelling I get ear what questions to ask to serve their agenda.
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  770.  @defendfreedom1390  What a joke, putin funded his palace and did not find his army. And he paid for it with every criminal action known to man as well as his legal actions as leader of a sovereign nation. I have no qualms of anyone buying from russia, as long as that money does not go to Putin and his evil war
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  771.  @defendfreedom1390  Nothing you say is going to convince anyone to blame germany here, only putin. Giving russia a chance to be a country others rely on is not a crime and did not start a war Germany and europe buying russian oil products helped bring it's people out of poverty, it was a lifeline to Russia and a tie binding it to Russia. It is Putin and his friends only who deserve the blame for using that rope given to strengthen Russia and europe to hang russias future on. If a good man had been leading russia then you would be praising german foresight in building ties of peace and unity in europe. Again, you canny convince me that diplomacy, not the megalomania of v.v.putin, is at fault for war.
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  772. Corruption
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  773. I think it's to organize and consolidate projects more than anything
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  774. ​ @willdarling1 excellently put
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  775.  @vaclav_fejt  I believe you are correct about that
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  776. Why do older people constantly think the young don't know about the world climate after the cold war. Younger people were BORN into the world of suitcase nukes and mutually assured destruction and terror attacks on US soil. You are explaining water to fish and it really is only patronizing every single time. You do not need to explain anything to people born under the threat of nuclear war what it is like to live under the threat. We have enough examples of "what the fear is" outside of russian aggression you know, PLENTY. Honestly I see comments like yours all the time and as one of the oldest millennials I have to keep reminding you that YOU ARE EXPLAINING WATER TO FISH
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  777. That is a foolish opinion for einstein to have. Humans take pleasure in unity and social activities, there is nothing harmful about marching any more than coordinated dancing. I understand he means those who choose war but it is very foolish of him to despise a person for simply feeling brotherhood and belonging. A marching band does the same thing albert, they feel the same please. Do you despise them too? Sports fans? School children? How ignorant to thing anyone who can take pleasure in a social activity is automatically a willing puppet of evil actions. Of course he means he despise those who love war but what a fool to think that music and marching is how you can know who loves war. I have no doubt he took great pleasure in the comraderie activities he associated with academics. ...There are many other herd systems much more worthy of hate, no wonder I had not heard this quote from him before, it is without a doubt one of the least impressive bits of reasoning from a man famed for his reasoning. But I suppose we are all human and somewhere there must be fault in each of us.
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  778. People are incredibly hostile to the truth, mention to someone fed anti-socialist propaganda WHY venezuela is the way it is and...
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  779.  @djupsman  Virtually all dislikes are mistakes. Small, sensitive buttons, a myriad of different devices and formats. Website embeds, TV remotes, all kinds of things. This is why almost every single video has about the same ratio of likes to dislikes. This is by far the majority of dislikes every time. Then you have people who dislike to tune their recommendations. Seriously, almost every video conforms to these regular ratios of mistake and algorithm tuning.
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  780. Missile trucks are the future
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  781. Rural northern Utah, don't make me laugh. If you live out in Park valley or Lewiston with one of these things you are probably someone who moved into a new development. No way old farmers are moving out of there 80's and 90's trucks. Bet you work in "tech" and came from Texas or California. What a joke.
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  782. The F-35 is one of the most upgradable and easy to maintain aircraft yet made, it's all single layer plug and play. It functions perfectly well as a general purpose fighter, outclassing everything of previous generations and forcing nations to spend billions of dollars on dedicated interceptors. I think you hear too much Nth hand information.
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  783. They are protecting occupied oil fields in Iraq and Syria that ISIL used to control. The same ISIL that camped peacefully at the border of Israel. The same ISIL that started to commit terror acts in Iran when Israel and the US needed them and against a Taylor Swift concert for some reason unrelated to the DNC schedule or manufacturing consent possibly.
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  784. Gotem
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  785. The police are out of control
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  786. You are thinking in terms of old how hard they were to make. Nowadays it's a lot easier and they can be easily mass produced. If the can breaks, ...put a new one on. But the new manufacturing method should be a lot more durable as well as cheaper.
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  787.  @SergeiMosin  The opposite, they are MORE durable. Better support structures are possible and weld free. Or ... entirely made of weld in a way lol.
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  788. Nuremberg trial for every complicit person in power.
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  789. Before Reagen there was an American dream. Ronald wilson reagen ... 6 6 6
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  790. GE is now working on an "open fan" design as a furthering of the high bypass turbofan. Though afaik only computer models exist or have been released. And it is also interesting to see some major differences between how the US and UK support (or supported in the past) the development for these companies. It is oft criticized as fat cat and pork belly contracting (for good reason) but you cannot deny that the US does a lot to prevent the companies from existential risk when developing new technologies. I'm sure the events of this very video were used by US lobbies to argue for those protected development contracts. Even today with the new vertical lift program the US foots the majority of the bill for Bell and for Sikorsky-Boeing to ensure that in 5 years Bell will be able to put their best design into practice and Sikorsky-Boeing will have all the resources they need to perfect their designs. The language used in these contracts are quite telling "Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstrator" contracts, prior to the contract to compete to win the contract to build. I am certain that the near failure of RR are contributing to this kind of nurturing contract here in the states. Perhaps even more so why they persist in the modern era than WW2 and the Apollo program! Thank you for the video and presentation.
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  791. I wondered what ever happened to the free valve stuff. Anyone else remember the thing years ago with the camless engine in a minivan ?
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  792. Russia is wearing defeat like a cloak. And they blow wind because they think if that defeat is moving then it is not theirs still or that it's cords are not around their throats.
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  793. What's wrong? They are owned and komoramat, they're doing exactly what their supposed to! The young upstarts will get it eventually and fall in line.
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  794. Question for James: what tank, aircraft, spacecraft, or naval ship, would he most like to be in able to operate. Sort of a forbidden fruit as most of us won't ever drive an atlas rocket, tirpitz, sr71, Sherman tank or what have you.
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  795. Axel's are put in around 12 minutes though?
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  796. Netanyahoo wasn't in control of Israel from the start, he just does it out loud. Isralis and complicit westerners just want to go back to doing it quietly so they blame benji and hope no one will look afterwards.
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  797. This is just going to create a criminal boomerang industry to supply the demand
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  798. God bless you and your family, I also learned math from my father.
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  799. NASA should have absolutely chosen the F-1b for the SLS.
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  800.  @jlt131  That is a myth disproven by modern science. It is just a coincidence. There is a large enough amount of overlap in the average 28 day cycle to sometimes make it seem that way which contributes to anecdotes and spreads further of the original flawed studies which have since been disproven. There is no hormonal change observed and it is not a real phenomenon. It is coincidence and bias and anecdote. Again, scientifically proven. Women's science is a pit of misinformation and bad actors. Most medical studies don't even include women so you should pay attention to the ones focused on women and arm yourself with knowledge.
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  801.  @lukearts2954  Their eyesight and brains aren't that good though. And the timing doesn't reflect that communication.
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  802.  @lukearts2954  Testing eyesight in animals is usually based in some food finding trickery and analysis of its eye and brain structures. Given the fact they prefer forests wbich have limited sight lines and that synchronous behavior can be observed between two insects not linked by a line of sight I think it is less likely. I am sure there are some entomologists who have thought of these things and tested them though. We would have to see what they have found to go any further I think though. At least, that's the limit of the guessing I can do over a video. But I do think you are very wrong about the impossibly of testing, there are many simple tests that can be done on captured insects to establish some variables. I am assuming that entomologists have done them and these are simplistic ideas that did not fit the data and that is why it remains a mystery. That or some technologies haven't been applied like computer analysis of light patterns or multiple temperature sensors through a forest during a season etc
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  803.  @lukearts2954  Lol this video isn't the only example of this mate. Fireflies are around outside too. I trust entomologists have overruled the obvious answer a long time ago but if you think youtube is where the science happens and is published then I guess I can see why you'd think that
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  804.  @LegionesCataegis429  So then I guess the Huey is still a great helicopter by your metric. The original jeep with double digit horsepower is still perfect for modern war and that old muscle car is perfectly safe too. They are deathtraps for a reason, doesn't mean they can't do things. BMP is same boat, getting a lot of people killed when a modern version they would have lived.
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  805.  @riskinhos  They are fast, less armoured, main anti surface ships. You need to study more history and less video games.
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  806.  @theawesomezilla  I hope you are 13 because that is the most un-manly and pathetic take I have ever seen from an American.
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  807.  @theawesomezilla  Predators entire lives are dictated by the actions of their prey; lions don't prey on sheep, sheep are a domestic animal protected by shepards and lions are nearly extinct in the wild; And you are not a lion nor are your opponents sheep. You are a human and you are functionally identical to any other, your moronic fantasies are going to hit the concrete one day and you will find out just how far from reality your canned quotes are.
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  808.  @YamiKisara  You are falling for lies mate. No one works harder than the immigrant grandmother supporting her family for the minimum. I know lots and lots of rich people who all think they work hard, they don't. Not any harder than the guy sitting on facebook all day to answer one email. Same hours, same work.
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  809. Your directions are always either left or right so easy enough heh
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  810. Wise words and well put
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  811. He doesn't because molecular coherence doesn't get lost during transport or they die. "Losing their pattern" doesn't mean they suddenly forgot the person's information, it refers to a loss of molecular coherence. Which is where the science fiction breaks down as the idea of converting someone to energy but none of the particles bonds being broken is even stranger than the idea of just downloading and copying (which is what most people think it the transporters do.)
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  812. DIDN'T AGE WELL DID IT lmao
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  813. Or "complex systems require estimation"
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  814. Hell of a story, thank you
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  815. There would be many more if they were forcing them
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  816.  @GuyFromTheSouth  Because that is what prisoners of war are compelled to do, they are completely legal to do so as long as they do not threaten torture. There is nothing prohibited about offering better conditions and better future in trade for public renouncing of your military goals
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  817.  @ms.q7445  I did not say anything counter to that. The cycle can be broken and it takes good people to do so. But the mechanism is there.
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  818. It would be amazing to be a pilot from soviet times, just screwing around in amazing planes like this and the su-27
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  819. ​ @kennybachman35  shill and agent
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  820. ​ @jasonhaven7170 Typical American response, American English What did you do move to south east Asia you creep?
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  821.  @zombieseezombiedo  Oh a 15 year old russian account. Rare, I suppose this is all you are left with now though.
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  822.  @ИванЮткин-ц1ю  I'm slavic nerd. Read a history book called "the 20th century" russia was abused and you are beyond hope if you can't see it
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  823. ​ @overip The battle under the ocean for undersea communication only paused very briefly and then resumed. Russia being so good at it is one of the reasons they were able to influence so many governments across the world.
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  824. This is absolutely correct. It took generations of abuse to make people into putin's puppets. Thanks to God it only takes a single generation of love to fix, I hope Russia can be healed soon like the battered victim of abuse she is. But abused becomes abuser and the government of russia is the one feeding the cycle always. No father or mother of Russia can succeed because then they will be conscripted and tortured and raped and starved. Fish rots from the head, why do you think every level of Russian government is okay with this? Because they follow Putin and are abused too.
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  825. Loose lips sync ships
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  826. I would love to see this engine continue to be developed through to the modern electric valves/camless with a modern turbine. Or rather, an engine like it.
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  827. Sounds a bit like the north american great lakes and canals in construction
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  828. It takes a lot of courage to do what you have done, I hope you know that. My wife told me (upper poor in America) that she wants to move to Finland and that after the laws of our country changed she does not want kids anymore. I remember the strength of men like you when I think of how to be a man to leave everything for a better life like my ancestors did. But to see you be strong when saying goodbye to your children and your wife broke my heart. It will grow back stronger now to be a better man myself because of your example. God bless you and your family Konstantin. I hope I got the spelling correct.
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  829. 0:22 smirking because he knows he is above the law and the rule of the common. Arrogant.
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  830. He writes for global publications and his work is cited in news organizations and intelligence briefings all the time. Your perspective on what is the best use of his time is wrong.
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  831. Did anyone else see the krieg helmet jack in the box
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  832. Completely different aircraft. The only thing they have in common is the push prop
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  833. We weren't really ever very close during that event. Many many checks and balances exist
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  834. What is the image at 15:20? It is absolutely gorgeous.
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  835. Gaslighting? This is being taken as seriously as possible, it is a nuclear defense treaty, not your school club. Ukraine and NATO are both working overtime to do something that has never been done in record time. Nevermind ...Russian bot thread again.
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  836. ​ @robertcampbell8070 that's exactly how StarCraft started, wanting to make a w40k game and not getting licensed...
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  837.  @bogdanbogdanoff5164  Israeli being the key word there.
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  838. ​ @trevoC132  Text chains don't translate humor well, I saw your joke and got it, I can imagine it works well in person but without tone and body language people don't expect a joke. Internet you always expect an argument so it's what the brain sees. Nothing to do with anyone here, just a part of being a mammal on the internet.
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  839.  @SneakyWooddha  a helicopter flew without either of it's engines working? Come on mate, this is Chinese level propaganda
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  840. 1960 is BEFORE the dates in the source you posted. 10-20 years before...
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  841. 3:13 This is how war changed kids. Wait for it to reach the proper temperature and let your suicide AI skynet machine kill the enemy you picked for it to kill. Welcome to the 21 century Russia. Come find out if you want China.
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  842.  @Spacemongerr  I found out it's because there is a ww1 channel that did a century anniversary special where they reported for every day of the war ending on the 100 year anniversary of armistice
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  843. I am so proud of you guys, so much from being in a room in rock island with a crappy mike and a passion
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  844. It is much more incredible he did this in the 1800's
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  845. It is a problem everywhere that experts are set aside for people who are experts only in votes
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  846. They are pushing their views, they make no mention of the use of that Hannibal doctrine, many many many people were killed by attack helicopters and tanks ordered to kill Israeli civilians. The fact they make no mention is absolutely criminal given that this attack and the propaganda around it is being used to justify ongoing ethnic cleansing and targeting of hospitals, intellectuals, and UN workers. They bulldozed a tent city in a hospital and the people and their bodies are sticking out of the rubble on camera within what, two days now? And PBS puts out this poor Israel story.
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  847.  @nonyabisness6306  No, it really cannot. Not many nations are in the position Russia is, they are the extreme. I see a trend in these commenting accounts however. You know I often wonder how much of intentional clumsy action is mistaken for skillful action and how much of the reverse is true. I suppose in the end the strategy is to throw at the wall whatever works the best
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  848.  @nonyabisness6306  I'm not buying it agent, I've got everything I need over here to know full and well what will happen if the US and NATO fight in war; same thing that has happened in every single war before. Wait and see, I'm not scared to. It really comes off like you are trying to convince yourself more than me honestly.
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  849.  @nonyabisness6306  I think there is a big gulf between building only century machines and total incompetence. Again, history has settled this debate and will settle it again. I have already told you that I am not impressed by any thoughts you have shared here
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  850. For the spa, USE IT
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  851. This is as good as it gets
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  852.  @terryturner4116  What a completely subjective and irrelevant comment.
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  853.  @terryturner4116   Literally every nation on earth was doing stuff in the 1860's dude. It was the industrial revolution. More to the point, a international dick measuring contest gas absolutely nothing to do with my comment about the British decision to invest in disappearing guns. Whatever triggered your patriot pea-brain to associate my comment with subject is your problem, not mine. It could not be more irrelevant. It's a video about a gun that was never useful on an Italian island built by people you never met who have been dead for a hundred years based on an american design and you strapped on your boots like you're off to defend the crown. It's just sad af dude, knee jerk defending something long gone to make yourself feel more relevant now.
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  854.  @urmum3773  I don't fall for bots trying to stir up drama.
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  855. Or it's based on experts who have spent decades studying the matter and consistent with the long process of military advancement.
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  856. Once, fascists surrounded Stalingrad, and the people broke the back of an empire. I hope today that the fascists who surround Kherson suffer the same fate. I hope every house is Pavlov's House. слава україні
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  857. It is a fully functional aircraft, there are many videos of it including before you posted.
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  858. Why don't you ask the owners of the platform?
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  859. It isn't a "they" It is just incompetence in city planning and rapid growth. We were free to do it the stupid fast and get rich quick way and so during the growth periods of the US ...we did!
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  860. Those people aren't Christians. This is not God's love, those are false shepards and that's the devil's Babylon. Everyone sees it.
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  861. Under rated by who lol. Video game nerds with no combat experience?
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  862.  @victorfinberg8595  Of course, I will always trust russia will have enough artillery, tanks, and men. What i question is the wisdom of their use, their state, the usefulness they even present, and the SHEER AUDACITY of such people as they to so blatantly act in a way God spoke about. You earn only horror and death for yourself, those you hurt and kill go to God. The whole world weeps for the abused child who became someone who abuses children, now destroying the very heart of what made them great, the literal birthplace, their father and mother.
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  863. No, it is the military industrial complex working well and providing the best. Unless you can provide a reason why this isn't the best option I can't see a reason why the company shouldn't get the full ride like when they made the PT boats and what else.
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  864.  @johpfit760  Wow.
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  865.  @Pg4141laika  It very much is, it was designed to use rough airstrips and American aircraft aren't. That's why our aircraft are lighter, we don't need to be afraid of our airbases getting blown up so we don't need things like rock deflectors on our landing gear or inlet covers. We save weight because we have the luxury of knowing we are almost never going to have to hide aircraft in the woods and take them off on fields like the Russian OOB plans for.
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  866.  @Pg4141laika  It isn't bad planning, there are so many airfields and highways that can be used in the us you would have to destroy the entire country to stop aircraft from taking off. And I don't mean the developed areas, I mean literally thousands and thousands of miles of roads in every single state and thousands of city airports. In order to destroy that network of highways and interstates and every single municipal airfield, AND do it for long enough to overcome the millions of construction workers who every single year create and repair and repave thousands of miles of that same network you would need more "precision" ordinance than the entirety of the world has. And carpet bombers outnumbering the fleets of ww2. Russia does not have enough aircraft or missiles to do anything remotely like that. It is not poor planning, it has enabled us to build a fleet of lighter and much more sophisticated aircraft with composites far ahead of other nations. We don't need to have heavy metal airframes to take the beating except on specific aircraft that are suited to it. And you completely forget that all of our aircraft will be in the air if an attack should come. The idea of hiding aircraft all over in forests came about before satellites could find them anywhere, before you could rely on communications and early warning systems to coordinate your aircraft. It is an outdated idea even for russia at this point. Which is why your aircraft are at military airfields and not out in the woods! It is outdated like the idea that your fighter interceptors would also be carrying heavy bomb loads, another key aspect of the ruggedized design. It makes them heavy and in the air, you don't want to be heavy. This is why the west built a small amount of light interceptors to easily defend against those same heavy fighters. But you are just arguing for russian superiority ineffectually all over. We know what kind of account you have and what you are being paid for. I love the Su-27 family of aircraft, but you are just living in a fantasy world of 40 years ago.
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  867.  @overlordgaming752  That is completely wrong in every way.
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  868.  @bendu49100  it's basically challenger update needed a decade ago 2.5
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  869. He also joined the pro russian republican party to help him cover up his sexual assault allegations
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  870. The presentations Jeremy and his mates have done on F1 over the years GOT me into F1 and cars and racing. ...imagine my disappointment when I actually watched a F1 race after all the stories of how it used to be. Every time I feel compelled to watch it I find a sport somehow more dull than golf and give up again.
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  871.  @fulcrum2951  The idea of loitering planes was made in WW1 my dude when aircraft were first weaponized. Even before if you count the importance of loiter time in reconnaissance then it's the 1909 which is just six years after the first flight. So dunno where you got the 70's thing lmao. The point is that nowadays a high moving fast aircraft cannot provide as effective close air support as something low and slow. When you go faster you can't turn as fast and you have to go faster fast moving fighters are just not good at providing support to ground troops they are good for strike missions Honestly I've seen so many strange misconceptions justifying peoples opinions in this thread but you have somehow got it completely backwards. Don't you know about the super tucano? Why do you think that exists and they are buying them up and we don't have operating hypersonic aircraft? Why do you think helicopter gunships and 130 gunships are so invested in? It honestly should be obvious but idk man. So many people are so misinformed I just don't even know anymore and can't blame you.
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  872.  @kap1526  They had time, Russia's efforts to block the roads were failing and they weren't able to get sufficient forces to stop him completely. It was to be a bloody fight for the streets of Moscow and so Belarus president convinced Wagner to not spill more blood. One Russian war killing their cousins and uncles is enough at once yeah?
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  873. The history of titanium in warfare, with these subs and the SR-71 is why I asked my wife for a titanium wedding ring. It really feels more special than gold
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  874.  @jvbutalid8316  I'm less concerned about that, it won't take much push to make more than enough missiles for all the world to die. They are cheap enough. What I wonder is how escalation and politics and borders will change when you can shoot the enemy capital directly from your capital. We have not seen what happens when fortresses lay siege to fortresses and the death of maneuver is a real game changer. How long until the conventional gives way to the tactical nuclear? Do you think people will keep restrained?
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  875. Public transport is always good
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  876. It is light armor, that is the proper term. Many many light armors in history were highly sophisticated composites that offered protection, the most commonly famous being a woolen gambeson or a silk shirt. I think you read something emotional into the choice of words which says more about your perception of the term. I'm guessing video game generation since it's almost always semantics debates because of the perceived ranking systems in video game culture.
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  877. I do see why you used a summary system to organize this presentation but I do wish you hadn't chosen to only share those values and not the actual values associated with the guns. While this does provide some context that others can find difficult to get out of raw numbers I do really wish I could hear the actual range and kg weight or m/s values. While it's useful for you to organize the video game style numbers really just are not useful information.
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  878. I'd like a curry, but I also have heard a lot about the "driver experience" of the 911. I'm afraid my budget won't allow for both Indian food and German cars. My thought process is the fan base of 911's are a bit obnoxious but a curry has a lot less resale value. Any advice ?
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  879. @mobl7911 bot
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  880.  @glennridsdale577  It isn't remotely a myth. There are numerous design decisions that increase it's survivability and decades of proof of the same. And we haven't even yet had the greatest test of the aircraft and it's greatest strength: it's logistical dependability. You, like many others, forget that the A-10 is meant to be easy to refurbish from the battlefield and cheap to manufacture. Which is a quality that wins wars. To say nothing of its loiter time, payload, firepower, or morale effect. If the Army has any say whatsoever the A-10 will fly until the exact same things can be done better, probably by an aircraft with almost the exact same features and design decisions.
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  881.  @dashikashi4734  Thank you for your opinion brand new account. How is the weather in st Petersburg?
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  882. Israel wants to use Modi and Hindu supremacy and Bhramins to colonize india amd make it the new USA vassal state. Any Indian who wants their independence should remember what Israel does in every country and the history of the countries it grew and learned from! Dont become a new colony India!
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  883.  @andrewwood6285  How are we provoking them account created during the us midterms who only spreads soft russian propaganda?
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  884. That seems to be the direction the Army is moving probably L55 gun /130mm used as an interim weapon as germany is advancing towards.
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  885. ​ @thecontroversy7914 Where else are we going to go dude. I hear this all the time people thinking I didn't serve or see the things I did because I am talking about them ON A VIDEO RELATED TO IT Literally where else is someone who experienced these things going to go. If you have experience working on aircraft carriers and wanted to talk about it WHERE ELSE WOULD YOU BE
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  886.  @thecontroversy7914  I see them gathering together on YouTube videos
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  887.  @thecontroversy7914  Yeah but the guy you are backing up is attacking an actual veteran in this case.
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  888.  @thecontroversy7914  Don't tell me what to do, I don't answer to you. And I am 199% the wrong person to spread your right wing catchphrases to.
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  889. 11:00 Chieftain explaining the different between war logic and video game logic which overcoming has crippled the military enthusiast community. Should be required learning for every person who grew up playing video games who wishes to migrate to reality.
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  890. Yep, all praise to Fox on this one as well as the presenters themselves. I think it was probably really difficult to make this work but I think everyone did great at Fox. This is what the people are looking for everywhere
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  891. Sure you are bot. That's why you are totally real and not generated with the same algorithm as thousands of other names.
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  892. ​ @Redwave4547 they have almost full gravity, they are just falling
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  893. Algebra is named that for a reason.
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  894. We payed 1 million dollars a year to the barbary coast powers to stop them from preying on our merchants
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  895.  @leonardlongen3351 I thought so to but how many tons of shipping has the German Navy sunk in the last few years? Perhaps low submarine numbers are why Germany seems to not be sinking any ships of late.
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  896.  @leonardlongen3351  that is the point lol, I was being sarcastic.
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  897.  @leonardlongen3351  very much so you are correct.
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  898. Famous last words
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  899.  @hanelyp1  are you working for YouTube or just a fool?
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  900. I very much appreciate how difficult it is to summarize information so succinctly. Thank you Prof. Dave!
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  901. Blatant racism from a nobody with no analysis experience or education. ...I'm surprised it isn't more upvoted
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  902. That kind of information probably won't be available until stealth submarines have been in service for decades and we get books written by crew or whatever
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  903.  @KEB129  he isn't worried about the survival of humanity, he is a self serving ego narcissist. He only cares about people as chattel
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  904. Wiesel!
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  905. ...I have a new life dream
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  906. Perhaps they could arrest the corrupt men and women who embezzled money for the black sea palace?
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  907. They exist but are as of yet, inferior in size and accuracy.
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  908.  @Jaminhawk  he said it self seals, not that it does so instantly
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  909. It is so amazing to see images of all these missions and probes on the surface of the moon. I am so glad to hear it has another 5 years of fuel remaining. The next step is to coordinate between the rovers on the moon currently, like the Chinese ones, and orbiting imagers like the LRO. I have no doubt that both used in conjunction can lead to amazing discoveries and increase the value of the science done by land based equipment.
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  910. Seems like my crown vic and your truck share a lot of parts but maybe I'm mistaken. Going to be doing my fluids for the first time myself and this video was awesome, great channel
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  911. He didn't step up to the plate, he overcharged the US for his satellite internet dishes and made loads
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  912.  @AstroGremlinAmerican  His actions towards his employees during covid and his lies about making ventilators prove that wrong. He only cares about himself, other lives are just chattel and subjects to him.
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  913. This AI replaced my job, I was in the US Army military intelligence and now AI's like this do it instead.
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  914. Fire it a few times it will warm up
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  915. He isn't even close to rich in politics. His entire net worth is perfectly explained by a lifetime of financial sense and a wife who makes good money. The people who compare him to the ones using their position for profit with lobbyists or insider trading are the same ones who support corruption.
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  916. I know of at least two where you are disappeared when you are against police brutality. In one you do not come back, in the other they put people back as a warning.
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  917. Could be because of the greenland impact.
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  918. Arm Ukraine 💪
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  919.  @alamoemperor3845  in a straight line after a long run up lol. It is not even close to "faster" in anything other than maximum Sprint speed in optimal conditions
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  920.  @jacob4920  The French absolutely had the resources to win, Louis XV just preferred to try and gain territory in europe instead and neglected New France.
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  921. The major difference is it will see and kill a Su-30 looooong before getting into a dogfight.
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  922. It is also already sorted into playlists on this channel.
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  923. In "two years before the mast" of american sailing merchant fame the writer mentions that cows are eaten before pigs because "pigs are sailors." He goes on to mention that a sow had made two trips around the cape of good hope and had made a trip around cape horn. Is this something that is widely observed or held as true in the Royal Navy as well or is it an isolated observation of the man and the crews working the california trade at the time? We're pigs commonly held to be better able to survive the conditions at sea?
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  924. Your comment prompted the PR companies to come spread garbage.
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  925. It was even a bullpup which we still haven't gotten to lol. Shocking.
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  926. Actually a brilliant point I hadn't ever considered. Cheers mate
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  927. Fight the good fight Invicta! Truth and history are always more interesting than misinterpretation and fiction!
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  928. 0:43 This could be my father and uncle but instead it is men beside a tank they kill in war. Madness
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  929.  @abcxyz2927  There is no other shoe. People deserve equal rights and competitions have classes to remain fair. These are not exclusive. Women's boxing has weight classes, women's sports can be separated by natural development and hormone modified and IT WILL NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH CIVIL RIGHTS
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  930.  @robertozucchini  Because they are used for medical evacuation you utter fool. They need to be held to standards to evacuate even a pregnant woman from a battlefield or not cause soldiers to die years later after successful action because their vehicle poisoned them. The amount of fake drama you are using to justify your view should concern you but no doubt you will dismiss it and keep the point of view
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  931. West Africa too but reduced into bullion cubes
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  932. Human trafficking
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  933. The old testament specifically also says the Palestinians will live in the land.
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  934.  @Dildobagginses  go away trump supporter
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  935.  @ericama6341  Put it to the test then Vodka boi ))) And hurry up because we are already replacing it with something better. We stole a Hind from you, have you seen an Apache drift or go nose down? Have you seen what it can do to a man? Your men at Deir al-Zor learned the hard way, or did putin not decide you were man enough to know about that like he decided your father's money was better spent on a palace on the black sea?
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  936.  @jem2779  Okay, you can have a drone fight your battles and support your troops! Here at the 101st we're going to keep the helicopters though. ...good luck
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  937.  @jem2779  In other words, you don't have a rebuttal to being wrong.
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  938. The Cultural Revolution is a far greater one which is only beginning to show its head. One child policy is just happening now
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  939. Less rollable than the MATV they're based on. Or rather that inspired them. All mine resistant vehicles are going to be top heavier though. Same with high clearance off road vehicles. You want lots of armor off the ground so it's always a trade off between width, armor and ground clearance. The suspension handles the height pretty well for all that height and weight though.
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  940. FYI there is a huge amount of russian propaganda accounts in here being all friendly and talking about how carriers are obsolete because of missiles: the Russian party propaganda line which favors, ...who do you think. The people in the West who build carriers are smarter than youtube gives credit and aircraft and aircraft carriers are not ever going away. Because believe it or not the main thing airplanes carry is missiles. And in fact, carriers are pretty well equipped to fight missiles. And missiles have actually existed a long time. Getting smarter and faster doesn't mean the end of the ship as we know it or the complete removal of capital ships. Like the Russian propaganda is pushing in every single place. (Along with the obsoleteness of the A-10.) both easily verified propaganda focuses of russian intelligence at the internet research agency in st Petersburg. Watch the hours they post and learn to recognize the type of accounts and the blocks of dates they were made around. Again, don't take my word for it, take your government's intelligence agencies word Listen to the people who advise your government and not the opinions of magazines and military variety networks. Or rather, temper the latter with the former more. But yes, Russia will build more carriers. I doubt they will go through with their new carrier/expansion of the Kuznetsov at this point but who knows. They do seem interested in continuing to work on her. I think a lot more likely is for them to start building smaller amphibious carriers like the French thunder ship or what have you. They are moving to a lighter and smaller naval aircraft and moved their attack helicopter as well. I think smaller carrier's are the more likely future but Russian Tsars always build as they go mad so there really is no telling until unless you are watching the pallets of steel or whatever.
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  941. @Pronto They should have never owned a slave emerald mine and his dad shouldn't have impregnated the "daughter" he adopted when she was 4
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  942.  @eclipseslayer98  "affordable" and "my land" on Mars is an even bigger dream than owning several acres of land in the most expensive cities on earth
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  943. ​ @Hope-sn4lx anonymous is right wing garbage
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  944. ​ @HerryNovri after all the talking did the world help Poland? The allies will never invade Germany...
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  945. Why do you care Russian bot? You were generated at the same time as dozens of your fellows in this thread and I don't think you are yet old enough to leave your home server.
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  946.  @FrostyFoxGamingIGM  The recoil is exactly the same as a rifle of the same power. The only difference is a rifle is pushing gas and metal out and this is only pushing metal out. The force transfered back does not change with the materials accelerated, only with the mass and velocity of them.
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  947.  @server1ok  Completely wrong, it would have the exact same recoil as a sniper rifle fired conventionally with the same energy.
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  948.  @DigitalNeb  That is already what it is like to be shot at.
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  949.  @server1ok  I am a physics major and I promise I understand how it works. The nuance you are elaborating on would have mislead 99% of people who are saying "no recoil" (because they are kids probably) Everyone in the comments thinks it will have less recoil because lasers and video games. The details you are talking about are not what they are assuming, they are assuming space magic = no recoil. And my comment is meant to answer that. There is still an equal amount of force being applied backwards to launch the projectile. These kids are saying space gun, not talking about the finer points of moment of force.
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  950.  @server1ok  Look homie, let me explain first of all I'm not a computer person okay. Want to talk about something fun? These guns have been outside a long time okay. Like, a while. Like, literally back in the days of steam engines. So let's make some educated guesses together. Do YOU believe that this 3D printed home kit is the very pinnacle of the technology in use? But can you think of any reason to use this over a conventional rifle? What about almost the exact same parts? thedrive /the-war-zone/russian-backed-separatist-shows-off-questionable-homemade-counter-drone-jamming-gun A lot more practical. The Navy is who plays with big guns, no offense to this company but electric small arms aren't the need. Electronic small arms are, and so are Electric Naval guns. But this idea? Kinda looks like a ballista to me. I think it could have its place on a vehicle or in and emplacement without doubt.
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  951.  @server1ok  I am puzzled by the fact you both doubt my expertise and are not aware what you are describing exists already? And the double joke is, this video is literally and example of it, this is similar to a standard rifle cartridge for small game used all over the world. I'm guessing you are somewhat younger? You talk like comic book argument not materials science to me. Not meaning any offense I am just not certain what you think you are correcting me on and the way you talk past me and don't really have great reading comprehension makes me guess that you are arguing something else and using what I said as a stand in because you misunderstood me.
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  952. He took off lol
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  953.  @proceramic7422  So the same as every aircraft for 60+ years? Good thing we lead the world in avionics.
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  954.  @Hawk7886  Wow I wish the US military, the most powerful warfighting organization to ever exist, has people as smart as you making decisions for the Army Futures Command. It would be so useful if the Defense Future Command knew about time. Dumb internet dork, the whole point of this move is that TIME is on our side and strongly against China, and Russia. I am really starting to hate the video game generation.
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  955.  @G58  If that is your future analysis then you are absolutely garbage at it. And you really think that the US has any near-peers yet? Or that we are going to be bottlenecked at a single factory in a war? Honestly, ...find a new hobby. You are terrible at this.
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  956.  @MadMax-bq6pg  You've given me a lot to think about actually. I'm going to have to come back to it even. Cheers mate, take care and God bless
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  957.  @N0sf3r4tuR1s3n  Lame bot, only 5 months old and can't even use punctuation
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  958.  @kekula69  Your prediction is stupid because soldiers are already and have already been shooting the AP ammo...
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  959.  @kekula69  I know. This weapon was not literally built when the video came out mate.
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  960.  @kekula69  The weapon was developed for the ammunition.
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  961.  @sheikbombalot5781  The US isn't good at occupation But we killed two entire generations of military aged men with virtually no effort and time. Dont confuse the occupation with the overwhelming crushing power of our army. Or do and see for yourself whatever wanna be country you are from. Come break into an americans house and see if you don't get a lot more than you expect lmao. China and Russia are going to take decades to catch up to american equipment NOW. Don't you even dare think how long it's going to take to catch up with us with new guns and all the new tech from the Ukraine war lmao. F.A.F.O.
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  962. No one said it was, just that it was a disrespectful portrayal.
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  963. Very true but some things are apparent from the very start.
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  964. The armour is moved, can't deny the cannon baby. US Army going to show you
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  965. Propellers and plastic are cheaper than jets and steel. And less is less expensive than more so smaller and lighter built is cheaper usually.
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  966. Well you summarized the west right there. That is in fact what he is referring to, if he wanted to be more specific he would have listed a country specifically. Using the west as a conglomerate is logical as the west acts in alliance via nato and the standards range of all of nato is highly relevant to russian naval strategy as nato is a unified alliance. Because there is also a great deal of variety in a country year to year, between two classes of boat, and the difference even in crew. So in short: he was speaking generally because that was what was relevant. Speaking more specifically is for other topics and can quickly trail into silence as osint runs dry
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  967. Neither would have really helped him though. His problems were not enough food and vast land distances. The advantages given by those inventions didn't occur for decades later. If he had been victorious that would have been a gross oversight. Given history though there wouldn't have been any reason those inventions would have helped his situation
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  968.  @luke4338  My Russian friend, you are slipping. Your deleted comment was better but I think it was too obvious right? Don't you realize that you are supposed to work harder at your job or you will be sent on a special operation without even socks? How many bots must you control to make a living? Do you think you will be able to retire and get a pension or will putin spend the money on his shoes first like your grandpa's pension? Don't you ever wonder what your country could be if these corrupt men had not raped it?
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  969.  @snookergaming6295  It's a Russian bot mate.
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  970.  @TheTonyMcD  Yep, this really is a special channel, he is great. I'm going to check those series out, I've only seen this, fireflies, and coast guard lol
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  971. ​ @blakerodriguez5999  a lot are probably hospital people who wear it 16 hours a day for three days in a row and forget because they are so overworked.
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  972.  @CetinAmsterdam  In that case every single crime can be forgiven because of the innocence of a person in being an animal. "Innocence lies not in ignorance of our purpose but it boundless celebration, however black it's nature or vast the ocean of our disquiet. Perhaps this man had no choice but to become what he is now. Is the devil to blame? Is the man old enough to know better?
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  973. Edward Snowden gave information on US and allied classified information to Russia (and therefore china) He had legal and safe ways to report on the illegality of his programs and choose to take the "hurt america and help russia" route. So his quote is as garbage as he is.
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  974.  @jb76489  it's 2021
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  975.  @scottyfox6376  There isn't anything that a modern nation would want there.
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  976. ​ @dope03pope Israel has compramat on US officials, businessmen, judges, Police, financial institutions, media corporation, etc...
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  977. People are universally morons for luxury. Even today they choose the less good "luxury option" daily.
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  978. They only started using it to coverup the press about Israeli soldiers using captured children as human shields and now their propaganda has been working for so many years they believe it was not them! Yet you can still find brand new examples of them treating Palestinians like less than animals and leading them blindfolded into houses hunched behind them.
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  979.  @mitchellline3398  from what I understand, the Germans were the first country to issue them as standard and did so in ww1
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  980. Give it a couple years, they'll move their censorship further forward the moment they think they can do it and get away with it.
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  981. Russia will want to pretend there is conflict when there is none and try desperately to silence real conflict. Russia will always "accidentally" show you want you want to see and then grip like a madman in desperation to get you from seeing the truth. I am interested to see what this man has to say from his insight.
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  982.    That is made up lol. Explosives can be extremely inert.
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  983.  @sorrenblitz805  Uranium is only weakly paramagnetic. Penetration is related to hardness and projectile length. A steel dart will penetrate fine.
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  984. What's the weather like there?
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  985. You forget that if you give everyone special forces equipment your entire army levels up /s
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  986. Because they are not occupiers!
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  987. ​ @coh5216 Egypt has a huge amount of US weapons, they have the second largest fleet of Abrams tanks outside the US
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  988. Anime is for losers
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  989.  @FloodExterminator  Rats, I guess they all vanished into thin air. Mine did, I am devastated.
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  990. They backed down because the Iranian bombardment was effective, Hamas inflicted deep wounds and maintained their ability to operate, and Hezbollah held the line threatening even more damage, attrition, and further wounding strikes. Fascists may seem ignorant to the rules of logic but they are never ignorant to the rules of power. They are taking their Syria overthrow as victory and posturing. All they really want is people to look away so they can go back to doing it the quiet way.
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  991.  Tesla Einstein  it IS the most advanced and modern tank in the world. The problem is, most advanced and modern is a lot less valuable in tank fleets than in aircraft. Simplicity and ruggedness are what make tanks so deadly. Not that they can never die but that men and vehicles will survive and return to service. For that reason the T-14 is not the best mbt even though it is doubtless the most advanced. Other than the purpose built Israeli tanks surely the T-14 is next best because of its advanced method of operating like a video game. But in a mass war Russia will rely on it's much older tank designs. Because they are much harder to kill and much easier to replace. And because their basic design and low weight and size is already very competent and competitive.
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  992. The primary reason is because of the age of the vast majority of the Russian armour. It is all from a time when it was thought "bigger is best" Today, speed range and accuracy are more desired and are more effective on a battlefield. It reminds me of F1, there are many good reasons why the V8 cars are superior but everyone loves the V12's. Heavy artillery has that same charm as a machine.
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  993. Mate, it is absolutely ridiculous that you think being shot down is somehow a disqualifier. It means it has been used.
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  994. Flankers achieve an organic and natural beauty, it looks like a living flying thing more than a machine I think.
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  995. 2 year old account with doubts, what else is new.
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  996.  @Tankliker  they are testing a 2cm cannon now right?
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  997. Baby spiders also spread on silk parachutes and many spiders use silk as a rappelling line from a tree
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  998. They know what they are talking about.
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  999.  @YouTubeOfficial.Egy.  Your syntax is Russian, I understand that. What do you know about me hm? Ask your friends at the internet research agency in St. Petersburg, maybe go instead protest outside Putin's palace. Maybe your entire family on both sides and your wife can all have touched enough money to buy his rug.
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  1000. Wow. Seems like yesterday it was in 10-20k range
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  1001. The Challenger 2 tank and several other boondoggles throughout British history prove that absolutely untrue.
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  1002. How is it not designed for future warfare exactly?
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  1003.  @danielmiller4492  They are built for snow as much as mud mate. Where are you people getting your ideas from ...
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  1004.  @shangsongzhen9378  The ocean doing exactly that.
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  1005.  @relaxationstation7374  Because Russians are not allowed to speak about it and the rest of the world knows. But we can't talk about it because that money touches the tops of several nations and the tops of countless companies.
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  1006.  @relaxationstation7374  And yet they are because they aren't taxed, regulated, or prosecuted. The rich divide the people with lies and then play their games but it's going to bring them to ruin.
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  1007.  @oblivionzzzmike  If you don't have the background and education to understand the nuance and get a clearer picture from what I said then find content tailored to your level of information on a variety channel.
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  1008.  @aands1665  And the Russian boys are back, right on time in st Petersburg never late for work
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  1009. Only to the uneducated. It's different in the world of the educated, you make a wrong prediction and down own it and no one listens anymore and you are a quack.
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  1010. Always been true with revolvers.
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  1011.  @SUMRLUVSU  I do not waste my time by fighting putin's lies, you waste your time by trying russian lies outside of russia. We have not been abused enough into cowing unlike the putina supporting type
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  1012. Israel's own founder admits the Palestinians are innocent and their homes and land was being stolen and that anyone would naturally fight back against that.
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  1013. Every younger person was literally born into it. I don't understand how people constantly assure themselves that they are better than the young who have had to live in this world. We all know, we are just adapted to it. You on the other hand, seem to be one of those who constantly need to make themselves feel superior for some reason. What a joke.
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  1014.  @Memovox  Yes, they used to call it "liberty." As in, you have the right to be whomever you want to be as long as it doesn't affect others. But I guess your generation thinks freedom and liberty went to far right? We should only be free to do the things you approve of or want? What an absolute joke this thread is.
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  1015.  @garygarypov5060  You wish.
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  1016.  @Memovox  What you should be expecting is France 1789. Find out what happens to all the people who despise freedom anywhere in history my friend. You'll find many of your fellow ideologues in the graveyards the west is built on. I suppose you could take that as a warning but I assume instead you'll posture and comfort yourself rather than face reality.
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  1017.  @Memovox  I don't know who those people are and have no claim to them. Nothing in the last few years has approached the people overthrowing the ruling classes lmao. Does Hong Kong seem like the french revolution to you? Is removing rights from marginalized groups sound like the french revolution more than the buildup of the Reich? How absolutely foolish can you be..? You are trapped in a bubble and blind as possible. Try not consuming your news sources for a year and see how much it has changed. If you did it last year you would suddenly see all the anti-freedom people talking about why putin is right for invading Ukraine and would be shocked. But no doubt you will double down and insulate yourself more, consume more edge cases and propaganda until you are totally convinced that oppression is freedom and freedom is the end of society.
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  1018.  @Memovox  I'm not participating in your narrative okay. I have a lot clearer picture of things than you do my friend I daily deal with agents like you and you have been living in an insulated bubble. If you are here talking then it means you already are an inside dog and not fit for going outside with wolves, let alone even know what the TIGER that is eating you from the head down is thinking. Do you even get to see the daytime? What are you going to know about eagles? You have too many delusions and I can tell that you are the weak willed kind. Go away and try someone else. You are a gargamel and you think this is smurffville but really you are just a slave who is afraid of the whip. I am not a slave and I cannot be enslaved, I doubt you have even half.
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  1019. Ian I am really interested in how your career has gone from a clunky gun channel (though I do miss the old intro music) to becoming a globally renowned firearms expert. I wonder if one day you will be asked to advise on the creation of a weapon. I could see that if a military were to do something like the MG34 today, they would require someone with a broad and relatively specific knowledge like yourself who could assist with the selection of requirements or systems. I know you may think it silly to think you could design a firearm but part of design is not just metallurgy and contracting but also acting as a sort of neutral where you could say "no we should not pursue integrated bipods because of __ and historically they ___" Analysis is a very small field but can come in great value. God willing we will never see that kind of need for new weapons but consider how many firearms giants were commercial successes beforehand or even just in the press If it happens or not it has been a pleasure to see you go from the old videos taking apart guns in the desert to having the potential to be a subject matter expert analyst on these systems and their historical slotting together. Crozier as head of ordnance was an interesting fellow but imagine a world where Ian was. Very interesting time to be alive as these kind of global experts can exist now
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  1020. The majority of Nazi people did not fully understand what was happening in the Holocaust. In Israel, civilians can go watch torture of captives and boast on social media how they degrade the Palestinian people. It is abhorrent how all we learned was to commit crimes more fully. The racism Israelis are throwing out in this thread are proof enough that they have at least equaled the Nazis in vitrol. Add in the organ harvesting, the tik tok atrocities, the arrogance as they declare they won't listen to anyone on the world stage while they do everything they can to blame the Palestinians. Worse than Nazi Germany since the nakbah and grenades in homes, mass rapes and fake befriending just to count the number of children in a village. And those people then raised generations who commit the crimes today. Sde teiman alone is horror we were told "never again" too. Now add in Epstein and zaka and the Weinstein Hollywood networks. No light gap between the CIA and Israeli intelligence and the control of the wealthy and powerful is absolute. What is a few colonial projects and overthrown governments in south America and Africa? I suppose those rapist special forces private contractors that have been busy since the cold war that always boast about Israeli "badasses" have told enough of that story by now that perhaps people understand it. All that Israel has done is going to come into the light eventually. Horrific insight into what brainwashing can do to a people.
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  1021.  Shoegaze Based Genre  You should look up some aviation channels, he was absolutely the victim of poor helicopter piloting and lax standards for air taxis
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  1022.  Shoegaze Based Genre  Hard disagree, helicopter crashes in air taxis are extremely common. Given his flight path, the weather conditions, and the aircraft he was using it is not unlikely. It's like saying something was assassinated while trekking solo across antarctica, it is just much less likely than the reality of aviation. Like when the fast and furious guy died while in a fast speeding car, it's just risky behavior. Not on kobe but on the pilot, the pilot was absolutely negligent. If you want to think the pilot was purposefully killing himself to take down kobe then ok but the facts all point to the pilot. How you can convince a man to take stupid risks and cut corners regularly and risk his life just for the chance to do it with the right cargo (which he carried many times before) is just up to you I guess. Seriously, watch some aviation channels from pilots. AVweb is a great example and has a fantastic video about the crash with kobe bryant. I know that it's difficult to take these things and people want answers. I know that aviation is a complex subject that is difficult to get into but if you know anything about air taxis you can easily see the pilot was just flat out cutting corners and taking unnecessary risks. If I die during a crash where the driver is speeding and whipping around corners then I really don't think people are going to cry murder. Seriously, all evidence points to pilot being a fool and there is absolutely zero indication whatsoever of any outside influence, the helicopter worked perfectly, it crashed exactly as you would expect from someone flying loose. Please, look into it from an aviation side. Go past the articles that don't give details and examine the actual flight, pilot, and helicopter. Pilot error and unnecessary risk taking is why kobe and his daughter died. Not that anyone should be after the pilot because after all, he paid the ultimate price for his actions too. Someone dies doing flips on a diet bike down the mountain I'm not calling murder and looking at how the helicopter was flown and what went on there is every single piece of the puzzle pointing straight at the pilot being a fool and taking risks he didn't need to at all. If you want to believe the man decided that day to kill himself (and not any of the other times he flew kobe) then go ahead.
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  1023. Why would the F-35 be a poor option for intercepting the Su-22 exactly? And why would Syria or Peru or Poland be engaging in air strikes against the Netherlands? And stealth isn't magic where you get a look and then can detect it, this isn't a video game. Being able to tune your radar detection profile in specific conditions is going to only marginally increase the radar return you can verify not suddenly tear off its invisibility field... And the entire point of the platform is it would kill any of those aircraft long, long before they would even know it was there. If there was an air strike the netherlands would absolutely be wise to use the nest weapon for the job to do so. Why you think those aircraft could detect the f-35 I have no idea. Why you imagine they wouldn't be preceded by dedicated interceptors is also confusing. It's like saying "the netherlands wouldn't be wise to send in a tank to beat some guys with handguns" It is the most lopsided engagement you can imagine.
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  1024.  @Pincer88   You mentioned the su-22 which is in service in those countries, that is why I mention them when telling you how silly your conclusion is in your fictional scenario. And Russian radar getting a look is, like I said, greatly exaggerated in terms of effect. It's not "invisible, then visible" it's "visible from 100km and then visible from 110km. Russians aren't going to be transmitting radar data from those old platforms worth anything because they wouldn't ever see the F-35. It's like you are saying "don't send your undercover agent to take out the blind criminal inside the police station." What you are talking about is reason to not do air interceptions in Russian airspace against russian interceptors in the path of russian air defense radar to intercept them on a strike mission is exactly what the F-35 is designed to excell at. Would you also not deploy your tanks and soldiers to the border because it would be "unwise" to get them muddy and wet requiring more maintenance? This is what they are for. And I am guessing that in your limited armchair knowledge you missed the fact that there are already several F-35's in europe's QRA. The reason the netherlands did not was because they only had two in test squadron for some time. Now they have operating F-35's, russia would be very unwise to send it's crews to their deaths long before they reach a hope of hitting their targets. Not exposing your aircraft to enemy radar is a reason to not cowboy an F-22 around and test their air defense. Not a reason that you know more than the several countries that operate the F-35. I assure you, the Russians have already had plenty of good looks at the aircraft going back a lot longer than your fictionalized strike scenario, that is why they are breaking their backs trying to upgrade their capabilities. I promise you, if enemy aircraft are on a strike mission to europe the F-35 will be at the front line. Your image of some secret weapon you hide under a blanket and only deploy when absolutely necessary is unbelievably outdated and completely ignorant of operations. The F-35 is not a secret weapon, it is a front line fighter. It is intended to replace the F-16 everywhere ...it was designed to serve for decades. Literally 60 years. It is designed to be effective in times of war, designed to be effective long after the first one was lost to enemy action. It is not the old sports car in the shed carefully kept so it will grow in value, it is a weapon of war and has been used as such already. Your lack of operational experience and distance from the reality of aviation and air combat has lead you to conflate "don't showboat the F-22 needlessly over the baltic" with "you must hide stealth aircraft even from attacking enemy bombers to protect their delicate cross sections." The F-35 is the perfect aircraft to be in the air to intercept and direct the aircraft you mentioned. It would see them long before others, it can coordinate and send targeting information to other interceptors and air defense systems, it can monitor the air space for enemy interceptors from outside the range of enemy air defense radar. You could not be more wrong. It isn't the Dutch that are being unwise, you know for a fact you are making assumptions based on 4th tier information fed to you and don't know what you are talking about. You made an assumption and it was incorrect.
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  1025.  @Pincer88  I didn't say elint didn't exist or that it was worthless, those are words in my mouth. I said it isn't as important as you are making it out to be, evidenced by the fact you have been proven wrong and F-22's and F-35's are literally doing exactly what you say they should not. And you can't blame me for your typo, I discuss things with what people say, not what I wish or think they are saying. Your entire mindset is based on a false fear, what you advise against has already happened and will continue to happen. And it won't be the end of stealth cloaking field disabled like you portray it, it will be a fractional increase of effectiveness in some weather conditions with some types of early warning and tracking systems. Which is worth killing their bomber fleet for. These are WarPlanes, not decorations. That doesn't mean I don't understand electronic intelligence's use on the battlefield. I think that considering I used to collect, produce, and disseminate, electronic intelligence information I have a pretty solid handle on what it can and can't do. And what it CANNOT and is not doing is being so scary as to ground every stealth aircraft and act as stealth repellant for every cold war era plane who switches on a radar set. What it is not capable of is stopping us using the hundreds of aircraft we built for the next 50+ years of intercepts and border protection. As evidenced by the number of aircraft F-22's and F-35's which are currently in use today, ignoring your advice.
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  1026. Same in the US army, ammunition is expensive and many units have very small allocations that is for "maintaining competency" with the assumption that you will already be sufficiently trained. In training they have an allocation and assume your unit will do the majority of the shooting. Anyone who shoots casually knows buying ammo is always the bottleneck unless you want some rare kind of special gun. This is why the army is trying to experiment with a less expensive bullet
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  1027. I'd honestly like them to be proper boffins and innovate a real useful item out of old cars
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  1028.  @gaberthetater0149  no they didn't. Idiots made assumptions based on nothing
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  1029. ​ @barbutahelmet8966 No way south America and Africa are only 50% combined. Maybe it's 33% but 50 seems unbelievable. The global South of course is dominant no doubt.
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  1030.  @lamwen03  Quoting a man who wrote history to suit his own narrative as he talks about something he saw from the lowest level is not going to get you anywhere. From the very beginning of time the role of infantry was understood and it wasn't a sudden realization or 'forgetfullness' as to why soldiers weren't on the ground at the start. Or maybe we forgot again in the gulf, and in syria, and in iraq, and in ww2, and in the war of 1812... He was a narrative builder and trying to re write history and his quote is garbage. Every single person knew we might have to have "boots on the ground" but they tried to avoid it as much as possible by simply supporting the koreans. The policy was to provide support for the Koreans on the ground. The army and navy and air force didn't suddenly go "oh crap we forgot about infantry." The quote is absolute dog dung and the narrative the man was trying to sell was garbage. "Ever since the last war, americans have been trying to keep as little investment of mass soldier deployments as possible while still supporting our geopolitical goals and our allies, often we are forced to invest significant manpower regardless" ...Is a far more accurate quote. Or maybe he forgot how ww2 started. And how ww1 started. And *every single war in human history. The man was trying to sound smart and criticize the American public for not wanting to deploy troops just 5 years after the end of the worst war in human history. He was an idiot who made his money re writing history to suit the narratives he wanted to push. But maybe you don't remember how every single war since for every single nation on earth has started with air raids and naval action before the mass commitment of men. Or maybe the entire world just keeps "forgetting" about infantry 🙄 Ask yourself if it's more likely that all the allied militaries just forgot that infantry are needed (as they have been since the dawn of mankind) or that a mass troop deployment five years after a war would possibly be something to avoid? Is it more likely that America "forgot" five years after deploying troops to every corner of the world what the role of troops are or is it more likely that *every single conflict abroad since the invention of aircraft and ships has begun with the investment of ships and airplanes before the investment of men. Garbage quote trying to build a narrative from a man who was a hack. No one forgot anything and his whining about the US not commiting troops at the first sign of trouble is stupid. Our goal was to support the troops already there and it didn't take five years for American to forget the principles of warfare that has held true for thousands of years. Everyone knew troops were needed, were were trying to avoid using our troops and instead provide support to the Korean troops who were already there fighting for their own homeland. It's accurate to the man who said it, that doesn't make it accurate to life AT ALL. ... Because we had troops on the ground from the start. We invested more men than any other country and that decision was made one month and two days after the conflict began. And oh yeah, we didn't want to commit more ground troops to fight the soviets and possibly restart a global conflict. And oh yeah we couldn't deploy troops because we weren't prepared to do so in korea, our strategic planning hadn't accounted for such. And oh right we couldn't because we had to physically fight for a place to land them! Garbage quote that sounds pretty if you don't know about the korean war. Makes you feel fluffy about infantry but it is vapid nonsense on examination. Or maybe, just maybe ...he was bitter that more troops didn't get there earlier. Maybe just maybe, he was bitter the US didn't want to commit a land army to fight the soviets just 5 years after the end of ww2. Or maybe, we forgot in the five years... Which is why we had land armies and troops stationed around the world at that very time holding territory including in Korea But sure, believe one guy who famously wrote history to suit his narratives and not the contemporary and public accounts from the actual decision makers. Again, you have to be 100% ignorant of the korean war to think this man has a point about forgetting. Hyperbolic crap covered by flowery language is all the quote is.
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  1031.  @lamwen03  I believe you that it is a real quote. I am saying it is a pretty sounding but ultimately idiotic quote from a man who should have known better. Here is a much better quote from a much more respectable source: "Artillery conquers and infantry occupies." – J.F.C. Fuller (From decades before TF wrote his drivel)
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  1032.  @lamwen03  It isn't informative, it is intentionally misleading to suit the man's narrative is my point. It leads people to the wrong conclusions and obfuscates the truth.
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  1033. Imagine the abuse he would have given her mother.
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  1034.  @verslalchimie5824  Men have no fear of a bully like putin, they only can hurt those smaller. Go away pysops agent bot.
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  1035. Is he going to do anything about the Russian money and bots who fostered brexit?
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  1036.  @Speegs23  false
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  1037. They still do it, they just don't use marines. Nowadays it's done by PMC's and social media.
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  1038. F-22's can't do the job of the F-35, are a lot harder to maintain, and a lot more important for their job as interceptors and cost many times more. You can get two or three F-35's for the price of an F-22. And the F-35 is exportable, can be used by all branches, etc
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  1039.  @sorin_markov  I can verify, Afghans in the east valleys believe in "the dragon"
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  1040. The biggest american putin propagandist, Tucker Carlson.
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  1041. Modern fast food is extremely scientific They employ lots of scientists to make it more addictive, last longer, and be less expensive to make.
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  1042.  @rogerwilco5918  Mate, why are you trying to pick a fight with me? I don't eat fast food garbage, I grew up eating farm food, I get sick on processed "food." I generally know who raised or grew everything I ate with stuff like rice and spices being the most common exceptions. Do you think I'm defending processed food? Because I absolutely am not defending it, I am pointing out how disgusting and artificial it is.
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  1043.  @rogerwilco5918  Dude, I don't think it's good at all, I never said it was. ...I said the opposite. You need to go back and re read because I was agreeing with you that macdonalds sucks. I think you were just expecting an argument and made one up out of nowhere.
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  1044. Look at the definition of business, it doesn't strictly mean trade.
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  1045.  @kenl88888  his chosen poor and neglected. Meanwhile the non chosen betrayed murdered and butchered.
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  1046.  @TheLAKERSareGodsTeam  trump is a fascist and he is trying to enact a coup and rile up a civil war in his name. If you go among his supporters this is too obvious to ignore.
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  1047. They explained on the program before that for scaffolding they use modern wood and bolts for safety reasons. It is not worth having some die over a part that has nothing to do with the castle. You can notice the wood is all machine cut and chemically treated non local wood. It will save lives and have nothing to do with the building of the castle, just the risk.
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  1048. Anyone who loves the Sidewinder should also check out this long documentary about it! https://youtu.be/jWkMS7msV5Y Thank you Paul for your work, as always!
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  1049. This is the same ship that was told to go f* itself ))))
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  1050. Round wing became rounded wings, even the funny paris one demonstrated modern tail air brakes for control. Really interesting stuff
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  1051. Normal people, they are lying about how data is stored in computer systems. The idea that 1/3 or all recipients are dead has never been noticed is a joke. They are lying to you because they know you won't check.
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  1052. 19:30 technically no, regardless of fear ratio the ice engine is producing torque when firing. Those explosions are moving metal it just takes more time for them to spin up to torque levels that are not parasitic. The only reason we care to do that is to keep them from blowing apart )))
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  1053. Do you have a video about why we shouldn't eat too much butter?
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  1054. Hope Georgie finds the next one!
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  1055. Has existed for a long time, isn't that great
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  1056. That has to do with the length of the projectile and it's ability to penetrate. I am certain that dart rounds will be practical. The slug I think is an infancy type round. Also canister rounds.
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  1057.  @kel-1337  because there is a group of elite pedophiles who need someone to clean up the mess after Trump and protect them.
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  1058. Don't forget it happened to the Occupy movement and the BLM protests too. It is still ongoing
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  1059.  @incomingincoming1133  31.253092°N 35.537514°E is the location of Bab Edh-Dhra from Wikipedia. The actual site is just a little bit above it on the hills. You could have just googled it dude. It's on Google Earth.
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  1060. I am so glad that you talked to British muzzle loaders, that guy is making amazing historical content
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  1061. If your last point was true then the crossbow would have been just as effective. The game changer was their firepower
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  1062. He's going to have to skip space tech or the video will be 15 hours long
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  1063.  @jay_idk337  Hard disagree mate. Flesh absolutely splits open when cold and you have less blood flow to produce coagulation. I think you are completely and entirely wrong. The only advantage I can see is a better safety against infection
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  1064. Russia thinks that inflicting deep wounds on your serfs is an effective method of regional control.
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  1065. ​ @Ескендір-б5р  Using T for a persons name isn't genius, it is clever though. I'm with Johnny, let's not go to hyperbole. There are enough ways we can see genius in this video and it is clever. Hyperbole is a leak in the ship of nuance that sinks it.
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  1066. Hurr if you don't pronounce it right you are anti Israeli and American ...dweeb
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  1067. That's where I was. That was my AO. I tell people about the konar river valley and no one knows it even exists
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  1068.  @hubertwalters4300  I don't talk to people like you when it's daylight in St Petersburg my friend, long rule. )))
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  1069. Only if you are a cop in a small town that's only ever had 3 murders ...then you can get two for the price of one!
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  1070. ​ @abdennouryounsi9373  And to serve British imperial narrative and white supremacy WASP history.
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  1071.  @candsisslaughter8655  One year old blank account ...russian time zone post, saying obvious russian agent isn't agent. Hmmm
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  1072.  greg lewis  Go protest in front of putin's palace, perhaps you can raise your pay for trolling so your grandson can afford 1 of putin's brand of shoe
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  1073.  @killswitchengaged5  Russian agent out with his pet accounts, go away
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  1074.  greg lewis  You are a Russian propaganda drone, I don't care what you have to say fascist. We know your kind
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  1075. My guess would be they respond to temperature? They all seem to try and occupy the same altitude band and maybe that represents a specific temperature gradient they prefer. That gradient could spread far enough that all the insects rhythms become synchronized by their common body temperatures across that pocket. Well, seems like a testable theory anyway.
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  1076. Do you know what is really good at carrying and shooting down anti ship missiles and can be carried aboard special ships with flight decks?
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  1077. No air gap between the CIA and Israel it is said. The closest possible relationship. And they have controlled Hollywood together for decades, rampant with abuse of horrible nature covered up.
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  1078.  @tkh2944  meanwhile they are trying to shut down our department of education here because they want dumber slaves.
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  1079.  @maximummarklee  Deep sea cables and superconductors are exactly the same /s
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  1080. And millions of years of geological record, thousands of years of biological record...
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  1081. Interesting choices but I dig it
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  1082.  @JRyan-lu5im  A key takeaway of modern conventional war is that there is no need to take or hold territory. If you destroy their ability to fight with aircraft you don't need to take their territory. Because you have already struck as deeply as you need to, you already won.
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  1083.  @tylerloving7132  Russian bot
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  1084.  @dino14341  Russian psyops account
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  1085. This is a fancy Russian bot, it also is random name random name random number but it is a friendly bot. After all the angry bots are only one small part of the army, the real manipulation is down by accounts like this which pretend to be friendly
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  1086. You prefer people make up numbers rather than check that the numbers they got from experts are accurate?
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  1087.  @Efa_Birch  I am not sure what you are talking about but based on the channel this comment came from I am going to decline to discuss it. Take care.
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  1088. It's a good thing it's 100 billion extra and those programs are already budgeted for.
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  1089.  @callmedeno  Not the best, just the fastest for a despot
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  1090. The battle over terminology and discourse is an important one. I certainly believe the nature of the so called Arab "spring" has certainly warmed into summer no matter how often the media prints terrorist or proxy. If Iran was not at war with women it could do anything right now.
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  1091.  @GG-si7fw  Fuel combustion and battery fire are entirely different classes of fire
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  1092.  @samsam18200  no it was not. Trump destroyed regulations teddy roosevelt himself out in place. God will judge him for certain
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  1093. killer instinct.
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  1094.  @wudruffwildcard252  believe it or not you can't understand international arms supply by going to your local furniture store.
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  1095. There is a reason for the scholarly definition being specific. You are making up an emotional interpretation to a technical definition.
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  1096. ​ @Marco-hb4pt  He fell for good cop bad cop like it was invented yesterday.
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  1097. God says nothing new under the sun. Maybe a roman kid or a samurais kid sometime in the past. U never know
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  1098. Russian bot account, random name random name numbers. Every time, this entire video is 90% bots.
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  1099. Napoleon's tactics became the foundation of all modern artillery. Such that the us army officer ringgold was merely doing what napoleon already had done with mobility, he merely formalized it into the US artillery doctrine.
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  1100. Videos like these +++ there is so much to firearms and so few educators out there, you champ
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  1101. It isn't democrats lowering taxes so our education can't be payed for. But at least trump's education secretary devos has a few yachts!
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  1102. ​​ @brianrmc1963 what do you mean by "bracket"?
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  1103. 12:00 smarter every day footage, give man's credit where due.
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  1104. The PBY shows that all torpedo patrol bombers are a difficult thing to master and same for mastering the planes themselves. Even the "made it look easy" PBY has some serious blood in the game before the last retired.
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  1105. Lockheed aren't innovative any more? That's a strange take. I'm guessing it's based on the fact that we know the best aircraft layouts now and so it's not goofy shapes and not based on any actual knowledge of aviation.
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  1106. It really did feel like "The Army"
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  1107. ​ @ThmsPng  they used to buy export a lot of things. Now they export them. I would not be so confident in five years as now.
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  1108. That's the truth right there
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  1109.  @neelabhraj9080  Use punctuation. What you are saying doesn't make sense. Especially when you say "carriers of heritage" lmao.
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  1110. LMAO, this video aged not great did it? Mate have you seen the long convoys of slowed vehicles into ukraine? Have you heard of the logistical issues the Russian army has faced? Have you not been proven a fool about your misconceptions about a modern air war? Can you not yet see the value of an inexpensive and simple to operate flying tank? ...do you think Ukrainians would think an A-10 is useless right now? Perhaps now you can understand why we build tough weapons for men to use even though they will probably die doing so and sit down beside the other armchair pundits. Maybe now you will realize why Russia has been trying to sow sentiment that the A-10 is old and worthless so that it gets reduced in the arsenal and stop contributing to the problem.
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  1111. Pretty fat and loud to deliver special forces. Too bad the Russians don't have equivalency with nighthawk or little bird for their special forces.
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  1112.  @iplaygames8090  Completely untrue. I have had Blackhawks, Little Birds, and Apaches sneak up on me many many times. US helicopters can be sneaky. You don't hear them until they are just right there or flying away.
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  1113. All tanks are already trying to reduce their signature. No one is out here making a tank easier to see. The primary means of hiding a tank is to bury it so that's why there isn't much visual indication on designs.
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  1114. Yes the US can, a hypersonic missile becomes slower than missiles from the 80's in its terminal phase. Modern current air defense systems are perfectly designed to shoot down the missile. The change hypersonics made is they can be faster than the response, however, the US and the west is completely prepared already and no additional defenses have been needed to protect against these kinds of missiles.
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  1115.  @wolfcrewe7474  Lviv is not in America fool
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  1116.  @wolfcrewe7474  The united states determined decades ago that subsonic stealthy missiles were preferable. Because the United States has am abundance of platforms to track targets with there is much less need for a hypersonic missile overall. Hypersonic missiles are really not at all new and this technology gap has always existed. China and Russia need hypersonics because it is highly unlikely that they maintain track against the US. The US has no such difficulties and thus hypersonic missiles are more of a niche role for the west.
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  1117.  @wolfcrewe7474  Not having one is about as consequential as dirt dude. This is a military weapon system, not a playground. Having one doesn't give you any points. I know that kind of idea is very hard to grasp for the modern internet gamer enthusiast but it just makes you seem like an idiot child. You may note, you also do not own a missile. ...You own a youtube account.
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  1118.  @wolfcrewe7474  LMAO, you must be joking mate. "Birth of a multi polar world" As a statement in 2023... Just delusional
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  1119.  @wolfcrewe7474  I really don't think you are remotely qualified to predict anything mate. You wanting it won't make it true AND ...I am not threatened by a diminishing of US global power. I'm not afraid of strong neighbors. ...and also american power is growing hugely under biden re-capturing and surpassing the success of obama's foreign policy. But if you want to convince someone that america is ruined and you are the big guy maybe don't try an old military analyst. Because I actually know how important hypersonic missiles are and what they are doing. Oniks and Kaliber proliferation is a threat that needs adaptation too. Hypersonics are a new try at an old idea and 90% of their hype is based on lies. AUKUS alone does more to counter russian and chinese power than any gain they have made in the A2/AD front. Hypersonic reentry vehicles for nuclear munitions mean that the missile defense systems have to adapt but that's already done. Hypersonic cruise missiles have not required any change in doctrine as russia had supersonic cruise missiles in the 60's. So, ... nothing has changed
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  1120.  @wolfcrewe7474  I call myself a military analyst because I graduated from the Army intelligence school and was an operational intelligence analyst for CJ101 in Afghanistan and in fact, it's still my career though now I'm rounding out my education in physics and military history. The standard missile was designed to intercept supersonic missiles, any cruise missile that approaches at hypersonic speed will be extremely visible, be forced to fly at very specific altitudes, and will have to slow to supersonic or subsonic speeds to make its attack run. Therefore, western cruise missiles defense has not changed. Hypersonic maneuvering re-entry vehicles ARE something that is new, typically hypersonic re entry vehicles followed a ballistic path and so were easy to predict. And so that had to be adapted to but is already well underway as per the US missile defense chief. The united States doesn't need hypersonic cruise missiles because our missiles are subsonic and stealthy, there is some interest in a hypersonic delivery system for those missiles but when it is deployed I think you will find that china and Russia won't actually need to adjust much as they have always been planning to shoot down subsonic stealthy missiles in the same way we have always been prepared for supersonic loud ones. I really don't think you understand how hypersonics work at all, how missiles work, or how current missile strategy has come about or the direction it's going in. But of you need to pretend for yourself that I must be lying because I disagree with you then fine. I'll see you in five years and we can judge who was correct in hindsight. If you don't believe me, go find other experts and see who they agree with. And I don't mean youtube variety channels and gamer military enthusiasts. I mean the people who are actively in charge of US missile defense. Hypersonic misinformation is the new "but it can't dogfight" you clearly have absolutely no idea what you are talking about
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  1121.  @wolfcrewe7474  Lmao.
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  1122.  @noobsaibot8844  Why would russia waste a hypersonic missile on ukraine? It is more expensive, more complex, and more limited and I'm the end, is not better than a regular cruise missile at these kinds of ranges. Hypersonics help mitigate range, they aren't wunderwaffe... It's like threatening to take racehorses to replace oxen. Utterly baffling
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  1123. 5-4-0 > Z New equation of the world
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  1124. Bombsights improved, fire control systems for aa batteries improved, ship speed improved Seems like yet another proof war is dictated by physics.
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  1125. We're far past that kind of problem, modern procurement has become extremely streamlined since the lessons of the early part of the century.
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  1126.  @jaaksavat7916  okay Russian bot. Tell some more of your friends with name name and numbers to come by
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  1127. ​ @memeboy8207 It's very simple, it means role or job. Video game generation it's hard to understand I guess but it's like going to a construction site and expecting all the painters to look the same because if he's a big guy how can he not be part of the framing team.
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  1128. An American or British ship being upheld while an earlier french vessel is ignored? Well THAT never happens. ...for decades ...in dozens of medias ...with every french ship since the 74
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  1129. This video is not the subject in the title and I dislike how you have used a gross looking photo filter instead of the raw hd image. I will find more on this story from another outlet or instead just read a transcript of interview I was seeking to hear.
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  1130. Front line battles were quite rare, like today.
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  1131. Same as an abusive Mormon parent
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  1132.  @ulaby724  Putin and his puppets have been judged by God, it is decided already
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  1133. Drug police in Russia are working overtime to discover why all drug dealers have started to deal in "sugar" and "flour" and why these new millennial drugs are so popular. Fox news explains that millennial crybaby's use too much almond flour and that is why Russian babushkas suffer and it is unfair to poor Putin. Then all fascists meet in Dubai and sell everything to China and laugh.
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  1134. The disconnect when the woman who organized the convoy though the war in Ukraine was about HER. Decades of politics and war for 8+ years and she thinks putin invaded at bidens orders to distract from HER. The history, the lives, the countries she doesn't understand, the entire war ...all fake to her. Says it all.
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  1135.  @kayra2444  How sad that putin only lets bots and zombies talk. How much the world is robbed of the real people of russia who fear to speak their truths on the street and even the dinner table
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  1136. This channel is absolutely fascinating. I grew up with good eats and this is the knly place I've ever seen the same chemical/scientific and viewpoint on food.
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  1137. I think it's a lot more common to have nuclear powered listening station which can permanently listen to an area rather than a drone which has a temporary lifespan. But on the attack into enemy waters remote sonar station drones make a lot of sense.
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  1138. Except we have a very clear record of how fast it should go and it's extremely accelerated ...by us. You are basically asserting that since the bus was going down the road anyway the driver has no blame for hitting the gas at a stoplight and crashing.
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  1139. Except for that whole business with the galley...
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  1140. So a super hornet?
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  1141. The F-35 is very likely. They are almost certainly choosing to wait to make the final decision and allow the cost to reduce over time. They have plenty of time so why wouldn't they deliberate.
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  1142.  @jkeelsnc  But then they will need to re-evaluate soon after as the Gripen is still not low observable and lacks many other features. Why spend money on an upgrade but stay with a fourth generation fleet?
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  1143.  @jkeelsnc  Which is why they use the F-18 still, not why they should go through a massive fleet replacement just to get another 4th generation fighter and be right back where they were by the end of the expensive and time consuming program. If they go through the time and spend the money they should come out ahead, not in the same place. Their strategy of maintaining the F-18s they have until they can cheaply buy F-35s is wise.
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  1144. He doesn't work for DARPA
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  1145. It is a natural evolution in design.
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  1146. I have never seen it romanticized except by the same channels or productions that glamorize all warfare. The brutality of Napoleon's wars has never been downplayed in the books I've read and I wonder if you are seeing it as a modern history variety channel summary more than how it was seen at the time or in history since?
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  1147. The world has not seen an environment remotely as target rich as ww2 was. If we were able to look at the data as a total percentage of effect on all combat sortie aircraft you could see how it's so dominant much more easily. More to the point, direct fire air to air dogfighting is rapidly becoming obsolescent.
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  1148. He'll never be driven again at that point
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  1149.  @justforever96  We absolutely have much more than "rough beginnings" of a plasma weapon. You could literally convert this to fire plasma, it would just be way too expensive and dangerous without better manufacturing. The only difference between this and a plasma gun is that this fires a cold metal slug instead of a hot gas slug. That's it.
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  1150.  @sblijheid  His opinion is evident because of the satirizing of a civil rights issue.
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  1151. Amazon does the same thing by making cheap knock offs of products and replacing the original on their website
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  1152. They would have died faster than their brains could register it. It is the best outcome of many bad deaths in a very irresponsible and avoidable tragedy.
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  1153. Frees up more targets for the more expensive missiles to not be wasted on.
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  1154. Fascists are never satisfied
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  1155. Russia is trying so hard to make a disaster and threaten as if all of the world and history will not blame them entirely no matter how many right wing fools believe them.
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  1156.  @sk31370n  This is evil enough to be a plan from putin.
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  1157. THE PEOPLE OF Ukraine deserve to be part of the EU!!!
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  1158. Get it!
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  1159. A Quantum device designed to solve the equation of a common or critical encryption is the logical use of these machines for governments. They already spend a large amount of resources to operate supercomputers to do the very same thing and is doubtless where the primary development is going to drive. Just look how governments prevent better encryption from proliferating commercially and try to regulate against it, this shows that they desire strongly to maintain supremacy and will continue to spend billions to keep that supremacy. Regardless of how difficult it is it is considered to be a matter of national security. Like the space race, this will ensure that resources will be assigned despite how difficult or distant the goal. In the 50's people dreamed of manned missions to the outer solar system and obviously we ended manned missions after reaching the moon. I believe this will be the same case, many quantum devices occupying a massive building and costing a lot of money just to break encryption of the level to achieve the government's goal is likely as far as it will go and it is as unlikely a dream of quantum processors in our cell phones now as it was to dream of missions to send humans to Titan in 1960
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  1160. It comes in Dsshka size lmao, sick
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  1161. ​​ @strawberrymilk9767 Do you remember the threat of nuclear annihilation? We literally ringed them with nukes and troops and tanks. Do you remember their horrific losses during the invasion by the Nazi's? And another empire a century earlier? Their insecurities can be understood. Why you are intentionally ignoring the obvious point that EVERYONE in the world being in such an economy is what the original poster is talking about is also understood. Your entire profile is clearly here just to try and concern troll, what group do you work for?
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  1162. It is literally already doing it now. I swear you people just run your mouths..
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  1163.  @chrissmith-rv5ro  The first flight of the F-35 was in 2006 and 650 have been built. (More than some aircraft in ww2) How are you so absolutely sure when you are so completely wrong. Please stay in your lane.
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  1164.  @chrissmith-rv5ro  It was outright ignorance. Every single plane is always going to be in a constant state of upgrade, welcome to aviation. You know you didn't mean "they built 650 of them but the oldest ones are being improved on with newer developments and so it isn't full production." The F-35 is behind what schedule exactly? They are replacing hundreds of aircraft in dozens of countries, how fast did you, your congressman, and your ignorant click bait article writer think it was going to go? The F-35 is the most upgradable plane we have built so far, everything is single layer plug and play, it's extremely easy to work on and maintain and it vastly simplifies the supply chain. Are your goalposts now that in 20 years new things will exist? Is that really your argument against a drastic improvement and power increase in western air forces? That in 20 years something new will exist? I guess we should stick with F-16's and F-18's in your opinion? Who needs an air force that is more sophisticated, upgradable, easier to maintain, and pushed every aircraft of the previous generations and every one of our rivals air forces obsolescent. Stop trying to cover up the fact you are completely ignorant and have absolutely nothing to do with any aspect of any of this. You can get a degree in aerospace engineering or enlist in the air force and find out or just sit down and whine that your new plane isn't new enough because you read it wasn't on an english major's blog.
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  1165.  @chrissmith-rv5ro I am just absolutely suck of people who have zero experience in aviation, didn't go to school for it, don't work on it, have never tasked an aircraft, and have never been involved in any aircraft mission constantly spreading misinformation because they feel something. We are absolutely dominating every other country on the planet and have unbelievably high tech aircraft that no one can compete with but this whiny video game generation read articles and listened to russian propaganda and now thinks our air dominance is anything less than total. Constant whining from people who haven't ever even seen an F-35 and complaints like "limited afterburner use." ...all afterburner use is limited. Do you even know what you are talking about? It is absolutely an upgrade, it is a huge leap forward in the airpower of our country, it set every other nation 30+ years behind us. But it's just never enough for this whiny video game generation who grew up where there was only "perfect in every way, best at everything" on tv. Stay in your lane and take several seats, you don't know what you are talking about.
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  1166.  @chrissmith-rv5ro    I volunteered during a war when I was 17 so idk why you are accusing me of serving for benefits or talking about exclusive patriotism. It isn't a contest of who served more it's the fact you keep running your mouth. I am on this blog, right here, because people like you run their mouths, get bumped by russian and chinese propaganda accounts and then stupid video game playing kids believe it. Our country is producing the best aircraft in the world, drastically outclassing every single thing else and yet all everyone does is whine about it. Whatever goalposts you want to move the fact is you are wrong. We have built an absolutely massive amount of F-35's, in numbers and of quality that every other country can only dream about, and it isn't just on paper in 25 years, it's all flying right now. So whatever you want to nitpick your posts to actually mean it doesn't change the fact you are here badmouthing something that is blowing the absolute socks off of everything else competing and doing so in public where the Russians and Chinese accounts can jerk you off to convince less and less young kids that the us military isn't a group of incompetent bafoons. Your certificate doesn't mean anything, you were wrong, spread garbage, and are trying to pretend you weren't caught out doing just that. This isn't your private facebook or words between your buddies, this is a public forum and public declaration that will last for ten years + Some kid could read your ignorant garbage and decide maybe he doesn't want to go work in aerospace or be a pilot after all because of your whining. Imagine how you would feel if you heard all this kind of whining about the P-51, or the F-14, or whatever else. Would you have though planes are cool or would you have thought they were a big waste of money just like the Russians and chinese twitter accounts say? Stop running your mouth and we won't have any problems. You should know better.
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  1167. Once he's done all the work he was hired to do, same as the last dozen leaders. Scapegoats for the ruling class.
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  1168. Making a model of a real shot down plane is an awesome thing.
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  1169. ​ @looinrims The conflicts in Asia after WW2 are all Imperialist ones, they were all taken as part of the policy against the Soviet Union and all are a part of great power conflict and colonial territories. You really ought to know better, and I, a Army vet, am ashamed of the image of America people like you spread. Get your head out of your propaganda book and read a history book.
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  1170.  @EnergyTRE  Stop being obsessed, get a life. You are bringing it up in completely un-related topics : you are obsessed
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  1171.  @EnergyTRE  Yes you are. You can convince yourself maybe but I see right though you.
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  1172.  @EnergyTRE  Whatever dude, keep talking
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  1173. @Sociophobic Borderline It's too hot, they die
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  1174. PETA is a trick and propaganda, they are not on the side of animals they are a false flag for anti-environment interest groups.
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  1175.  @timf2279  Because putin liked eye contact when being sucked off
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  1176.  @timf2279  I went to university, that's why I was smart enough to see through the lies of a fascist wanna be conman Being in the 101st was just pure luck so I've got you on luck and smarts. But let's see who is the domestic enemy when this all plays out and you losers try to overthrow the government again. Just because you can't cope with the fact you were brainwashed by TV into following a treasonous puppet doesn't mean we all have to accept your fantasy. No russia collusion... Yeah and global warming isn't real and educated women are what's destroying american huh? What other messages have you bought from the people who own the banks and oil wells and houses?
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  1177.  @timf2279  Mate, I already have had my TS/SCisecurity clearance, served in afghanistan and been out for a decade before I went to school for physics to further my career. What kind of crap are you being force fed if you think LEARNING MORE THINGS makes you dumber. Pick up a history book dude. Welcome to America, you and I would have been dead in factory at 16 if everyone listened to the money lies like you do. I don't know who you're leg'in, I have my wings. Are you just a clever bot or is there an actual american behind that screen that can think? Do you really think God who said "love the foreigner as yourself" and "sell your possessions to give to the poor." Is really on the side of the same corporate news who pumps out oil and mining baron lies? Do you REALLY think being a rockefeller man in this day and age is American? I would much rather be on the side of people and community and all equal opportunity than the "I have money so I am king" crap your fascist friends are selling. The fact you are concerned about my clearance and trying to talk down to me like we met as soldiers is comical. You are a confederate and fascist out here in my america and I took an oath to make sure your buddies don't win on the next Jan 6 So maybe you need to re-evaluate your position. Especially if you aren't over the age of 40. At least then your kind of ignorance is understandable as you've been in the propaganda since birth but if you are in your twenties or thirties and still buying the crap you are sharing our here then you are going to one day hit the concrete wall of realization just what side you are on. Wolves get the rod when the Shepard is around, y'all ain't nothing but bread. So either figure it out quick or keep trying and find out.
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  1178. All of Ukraine will belong to Ukraine once more! This Kozak in America cheers to each shipment that departs our shores to secure the freedom of Europe and end the reign of corrupt tyrants!
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  1179.  @censorshipisbookburning3235  then why did he always say he would debate Bernie and then cancel before.... Yeah I'll believe it when I see it just like he'll "totally testify"
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  1180. Just how fast will it make a rolling chair fly backward when it fires? (just a little chair force joke, pls no mad.)
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  1181.  @thereelaccountant9246  They are much more competent, they are a formal military, not a insurgent group. Your point about the mujahideen is misleading, we taught the mujahideen like 50 years ago and that knowledge passed to the taliban as much as it can but we trained the ANA for two decades and recently. There is a big difference between training a handful of fighters secretly over days and weeks and telling them to share their information and training thousands formally over years. Despite being one of the least competent militaries and the taliban being one of the oldest insurgent groups there is still a very large gulf of ability. Which is why the taliban are regularly trying to get their hands on ANA equipment and trained soldiers. A small handful of trained fighters are supporting a few housand hardly organized, radicalized, peasants don't equal a military. I have first hand experience too mate, I've seen ANA and ANP incompetence plenty of times. But I think you have let the enemy get far too big in your head mate, there is a lot less actual taliban competency than even the competency you get an an average trap shoot event. And that's before we spent twenty years butchering their organization, leadership, and key knowledge holders while building up that of the ANA. The ANA are incompetent compared to the greatest professional army in the world but you are absolutely wrong if you think that the taliban are more competent. The enemy is bigger in your head than in reality.
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  1182. 100 billion baby! Came here to refresh myself on what may come for the Leopard 2 these next couple years )) Or maybe even a new tank? The American German sisters have been undoubtedly the best tanks ever made, what about a German French sister? It should be extremely interesting to see any ideas for a new euro tank
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  1183. Not at all, this is the 30's and the ability to do the math and understand it is in a much more primitive place. Aeronautical ideas at the very beginning right here, expertise and experience thusly the same.
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  1184. No, just their sons....
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  1185. Why exactly isn't the Gloire the first ironclad? This seems like the British stretch again.... Like that documentary about the warrior where an interview subject goes on and on about how the warrior was the first ironclad even though it was quickly made obsolete... While ignoring completely that it was the Gloire first clad in iron. Not that it's the first time you've been puffing up the royal navy and smudging over other nations naval accomplishments tbh mate but it's just silly when it's so obvious as to completely omit the actual ship that changed things because of an arbitrary attribute you have arbitrarily decided disqualifies the previous. Or is this really about iron-frames and not iron cladding lol. I mean really you should be back in korean turtle ship if this is about historical accuracy and not just the same as many other historians through history: summerizing well documented facts about their own nation, adding only the nationalist slant of diminishing foreign accomplishments. Makes you popular at the time mate but eventually history judges the non-impartial. First "true" what a crock. How about first ever not first true smh... This is worse than when you had to talk about the american frigates! It's almost as bad as the bloody wikipedia article talking about "the french invented it, narrowly pre-empting the british" Bloody narrowly pre-empting? Why is it that when I start working on something only after someone else has finished do I get called second but british say "narrowly pre-empted" I guess the british ethnocentric mindset to history that set our understanding back about the ancient world centuries didn't die easily whatsoever. I suppose it is entirely based on how you are educated. Patriotically I assume. Because Americans aren't taught about our age of sail, clippers and windjammers, and schooners, and super frigates and all of it. But we are taught equally patriotically to our cousins across the pond about ww2 and just look what such patriotic education has done for the understanding of ww2. Anyway there's my rant. Shouldn't be looking gift horses in the mouth and all but mate your british bias is even worse than usual when it comes to specific blind spots.
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  1186. ​ @ronaldshiffman9171  You are supporting a genocide of innocents for nearly 100 years. Read "the genocide of Palestine". It comes directly from the archives of the Israeli military. You look like you will see God soon, I hope very much you can see what it is you are backing before it's too late to change your mind.
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  1187. Especially when shot towers were invented
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  1188.  @josht2675  This is also a coil gun mass driver. They are the same thing.
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  1189.  @josht2675  Oh, you are right. My mistake 🙏
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  1190.  @DavidRGD  4chan is garbage and a huge tool for bad actors to radicalize Americans.
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  1191. Lies did not topple Ukraine, lies will not save Russia
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  1192. No more an225
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  1193. ​ @HoChiMinhForTheWinh Obvious agent, you didn't "forget" you intentionally lied because that is why you are here. Same exact reason "cops" in masks joined the BLM protests.
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  1194.  @jerryhu3470  People never stopped wearing armour in war. And a bullet can have many times the power of a human arm no matter what kind of lever you put on it. It's poor logic to justify a fantasy.
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  1195. It's like a who's who of sock puppet accounts in here.
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  1196. It's based on a list of easy to pronounce words of specific letters. It rotates through eventually
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  1197. Very few men have the bravery to risk their lives such this
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  1198.  @bakaweiner6956  also in real life, look at the tank engagements in the gulf war... DU stronk
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  1199.  @corkyg3559  because it would be less fun if you swam slower.
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  1200. It isn't that simple mate
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