Comments by "Jack Spring" (@jackspring7709) on "The New Atlas" channel.

  1. The US admin has gone literally insane.
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  2. Interesting that Gen. Mark Milley never actually spent a day in combat - he went straight from college into leadership and management positions in the military. I didn't think this was even possible: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff - a General, and he never fought in a single battle
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  3. And to think for 8 years Russia was asking Ukraine to stop shelling Donbas and honour the Minsk agreement while Ukraine just laughed at them. They're not laughing now. P.S. I was interested to see recently that Gen. Mark Milley never saw a day's combat in his life: he managed to avoid all those US wars and still made it to general with a love of war.
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  4. You're right: twitter and facebook are two huge cheeks of the US state's arsenal.
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  5.  @cliffordterry2133  Certainly it would have exposed all, if not most, of the 5th column operatives in Russia. Who knows.
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  6. The US state should just give up and accept that they have lost and they'll continue to lose. They should just be happy with the millions and billions they've already made and realise the gig is up before they lose everything. Their own country is suffering and its patience is running out. Any further attempts to attack Russia will backfire even more severely on them.
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  7. There's NOTA chance of peace with NATO.
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  8. He was also building what would have been Africa's largest water de-salination ("purification") plant.
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  9. If Russia thinks the US can be trusted to stick with any deal I wish them luck. They need to secure, to their own satisfaction, their own long term security before agreeing any deal. The US has a long recent history of dishonouring the agreements it makes.
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  10. I agree completely about the strangeness of it all. There's no way an experienced and battle hardened army would have collapsed like that under normal circumstances.
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  11. The fact that these well funded and dishonest political operatives are promoted as human rights heroes makes me shake my head.
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  12.  @bartosz3119  It would have been over in a week if nato/uk/us/eu weren't stupid enough to get directly involved and they're still being beaten: as for the sanctions - the only countries that have been affected by those are the UK and the EU.
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  13. "We are publishing our plans and strategies in a paper for all to see - but make sure the Russians don't see them." - The Geniuses of the Rand Corporation.
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  14. I saw them going over and I thought "You plonkers are in for a big surprise". I didn't realise they managed to get out. They're lucky they weren't killed over there.
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  15. Lol.
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  16. I had respect for Mike Flynn right up until hearing that Bibi/Bush/Cheney neocon bile out of his mouth. I really had thought he was one of the sensible ones.
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  17. "I told Netanyahu....that I can walk and chew gum at the same time." Loyd Austin.
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  18. True. There is absolutely no way whatsoever that they were unaware of an impending attack. Also, seeing Netanyahu, clearly delighted during his address to the nation, is another red flag.
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  19. Musk: "I've done a lot to help you but I don't want to play this game any more". Ukraine & military Industrial Complex: "You don't understand, buddy. Nobody walks away from us."
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  20. Tbh I always thought Hamas was probably a US proxy group, so it was interesting to see your take on that organisation.
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  21.  @jpnewman1688  True.
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  22. Thank you.
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  23. You're probably right. :/
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  24.  @eerieforest9188  Exactly. Anyone who hasn't been in combat should be banned from military leadership roles. I would be embarrassed to be tasked to lead men who have to go to war if I had never seen combat: but, there again, maybe that's why these pampered globalists are picked -because they have no understanding or care for the people who are doing the heavy lifting. All Douglas Haigs and Penrose Fitzgeralds.
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  25. I would very much encourage those azov 'commanders' to go straight to the frontline. I have my doubts that they will, but I would encourage it.
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  26. Too bad that tank wasn't thinking when it really mattered.
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  27. The complete lack of good faith and deceit used by our leaders over Ukraine has been shocking. I'm shaking my head at the amount of Ukrainians that are fighting to the death on behalf of a bunch of neocons and their puppets who care nothing about them or their country.
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  28.  @cliffordterry2133  I agree. Its hard to know what's really going on. Thanks for the reply.
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  29. My understanding is that the $61b is going into the pockets of the contractors like blackrock, anyway, as compensation for losing Ukraine and Russia.
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  30.  @johanstinson  Its incredible. The thought of being sent into war zones by a chicken hawk chicken s*** like Milley really would gall me.
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  31. Truss has resigned.
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  32. I've lost all respect for Gen Mike Flynn. I actually had thought he was one of the more sensible ones.
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  33. I've been looking forward to seeing New Atlas' take on this.
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  34. ....and all of this for a few billionaires and trillionaires who are doing nothing but robbing these countries.
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  35. Thank you for warning me about Amnesty International and what its really up to. TBH ever since Iraq I never believed another claim that was made by our politicians and media - but I didn't know AI was part of that blood soaked MIC gravy train.
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  36.  @feydrautha012  True.
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  37.  @DemiGod..  BS - you're believing a lie that was put out by the brits. Ireland was neutral with no "favourites" - had good reason to be neutral and the british HATED them for it, so they lied about Ireland. Just like they're lying about Russia now.
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  38. NATO - more like NOT-A (chance).
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  39. NATO isn't just any barking dog - its a barking little Shih tzu.
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  40. Learn to tell the difference between our governments and us. Our own governments are robbing and attacking us, too.
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  41. Lol - when Johnson pledges to save something, you may as well stick a fork in it, its as good as done.
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  42. True - I feel bad especially for those being conscripted and press ganged - but I have no sympathy for azov and their ilk.
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  43. Looks like consequences are finally visiting these globalists and their lapdogs.
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  44. Yep - and meanwhile our guest over here in the UK, Former Gen. Zaluzhnyi, is telling the UK public that we need to get ready for war and that we also need to get ready to hand over our freedoms. After destroying his own country and then running away, he wants to destroy this one too now and to send our children after people he doesn't like.
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  45. True. Meanwhile our guest over here in the UK, Former Gen. Zaluzhnyi, is telling the UK public that we need to get ready for war and that we also need to get ready to hand over our freedoms. After destroying his own country and then running away, he wants to destroy this one too now and to send our children after people he doesn't like.
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  46. Khodorkovsky! I might have known. If anything he should be grateful Putin let him free from prison on compassionate grounds, 'though in my opinion he shouldn't have been released: one of the conditions of his release was that he would not get involved in Russian politics.
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  47. Tbh I always thought Hamas was probably a US proxy group, so it was interesting to see your take on that organisation.
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  48. The only shovels the Russians have been using is to shovel away the BS we've been hearing from our DOD's and media.
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  49.  @siamcharm7904  Its not the American people. In 1913 a cabal of central bankers took control of America's money supply through their puppet president woodrow wilson: and they've been using that wealth to launch wars, buy off politicians, kill leaders and steal resources ever since. They are even attacking and impoverishing the American people, too.
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  50. Meanwhile Zaluzhny has packed his bags and moved to London.
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