Comments by "Gen Ohmni" (@KingOhmni) on "Military Summary" channel.

  1. The one question I have about this pipeline mission is; how on Earth did the Russians get their massive brass balls in the pipe? Much respect to the special forces that carried that daring action out. If any wesern special forces had pulled off such a stunt there would be wall to wall coverage of it by the msm. But it’s crickets in western MSM about the fact that Zelenskys greatest war time achievement turned out to be a disaster for AFU/Kyiv and it’s backers.
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  2. Zelensky claimed Kursk was Ukraine’s greatest wartime achievement. Nah mate. I don’t think so…
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  3. Hey Ursula, if democracy is so important why’s there not been one democratic vote for this confrontation with Russia that you want simply because America once again has sane leadership?
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  4. European leaders are making plans but not consulting the one party that needs to agree all while undermining the only middle man willing to try and bring people to the table. It's beyond stupid.
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  5.  @chriscarlino5561  It is pretty mental just how much Trump has done in just 6 days. Like him or loathe him it’s a breath of fresh air to see a politician honour campaign pledges and promptly.
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  6.  @senioralexander0  my dude. Do you even ratio. It literally means Russia is losing less people than Ukraine. Combine this with the notion that typically an invader will face greater losses than a defender and it’s even worse for the AFU that they losing more men then Russia throughout this conflict.
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  7.  @edthebumblingfool  Mariupol is largely rebuilt already. It’s not like chemical, bio and nukes are being used now is it. There has been no salting of the earth either. Not sure what you are smoking but things can be rebuilt and in a much more timely manner than you seem to think. Lotta minerals in the Donbass and they will be extracted.
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  8. Given American troops and assets are being deployed to the middle east just how much of USA’s limited monthly missile, artillery shell, mortar rounds, general ammunition etc; just how much is left for Ukraine’s insatiable demand for donated arms? I would wager less than just a few hours ago. Suddenly those blown ammo depot don’t seem so important.
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  9.  @thorfinnravenfeeder  it would be ludicrous to think no Ukrainian had defected and vice versa. Also not all in Ukraine share the Maidan sentiment so go figure.
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  10.  @Bexxter0815  And most of them are cooked by this point. Britain had never lost a chally 2 to enemy action (admitted to anyway) and I think British MIC, what's left of it, is pissed their MBT's USP went bang in Ukraine for all the world to see.
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  11. I second this motion. I weep for what could have been if Russia had been brought into the western fold. And the west had not descended into “woke” nonsense and internationalist/deep state idiocy.
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  12. So leader of Poland wants every European to suffer for his project by refusing Russian gas even post SMO? Nah. Not interested, cost of living is no fun in the UK and I hear it’s much worse in on the continent regarding energy costs.
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  13.  @IonutzPopeskoo  Heaven forbid someone having intellectual integrity…how utterly tragic that you think as you do. The EU rulers know their war would be rejected if they sought the will of the people. Hence why they don’t even as they use “democracy is under threat” to justify their asinine carte blanche backing of the Zelensky regime. A regime that suspended all opposition parties no less.
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  14. To be fair Taliban and CCP have held talks about rare earth mineral mining in Afghanistan.
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  15. Ditto. Who does Starmer think he is? A leader of a first rate military force? Nah.
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  16.  @senioralexander0  pfft. Must be fun being deluded cos that thing you just said is being sent right back at cha. You appear to be under the delusion that AFU forces are somehow winning. They’ve lost more men and materials than Russia since the start of the conflict. This is objective truth. Ukraine would not have the begging bowl out constantly all while conscripting people as opposed to drafting if it were not.
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  17. Robin Hood is shaking his head in disgust.
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  18. Imagine if Trump declared a SMO in Mexico to deal with the Cartels. Now that would be darkly comedic to me.
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  19. Water pollutes a battlefield via mud. I think that”s what Dima meant.
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  20. @ Ha! Wonder-waffles. I like that one, I'm going to have to steal it.
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  21.  @ChrisCollier  There is also quality of forces in Kursk. Ukraine weakened it's entire front to put experienced and well equipped troops into Kursk, They then ear marked the best logistics and provisions for them. And I still think it was more to do with the history of Kursk than any real strategic consideration. Even so called land swaps were an after thought to the idea that the west could break the Russian army in Kursk. Makes me one wonder if NATO generals are suffering under the notion that they are their great granddads wearing different uniforms....
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  22.  @m.cl.ballista4642  I know, it’s the ye olde Churchill thing about arguing with idiots. But thing is if all critical minded folks do is retreat before the emotional then the casual observer to the conversation will be dragged down to their level. My motto is rebut emotional/dogmatic idiots and then move on.
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  23. I’ve just had a very silly thought. It would hilarious if someone, in amongst all them fields, made a crop circle and everyone started to question if Aliens are about to ally with Russia or Ukraine. As I said. Very silly but I made myself laugh at least.
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  24.  @jb-xc4oh  As a Brit I agree. UK was forced to shed British soldiers blood to defend those islands , that were about to be handed over as a gesture of goodwill anyway, from foreign aggression. Such aggressors hoped for an easy victory to bolster their own juntas failing popularity. By using islands they never bothered to claim until long after French and Englishmen settled the islands only for the french to ‘non’ out but the English went. Good sheep raising land this. The absolute mad lads. And the rest is history, it also involves a spanking from the Yanks when they were finding their feet on the global stage, involving the Falklands. But anyway. Such things should remove questions of ownership. Crimea is Russian. Falklands is British. Shame my government propbably disagrees….
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  25. That sounds like a line straight out of Blackadder III. Well played chap.
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  26. Ukraines best troops were deployed to Kursk as well. Well it was dumb then and even dumber now.
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  27.  @donHooligan  I agree with the person you disagree with. There is respect between Trump and Putin, actual negotiations can occur once players that respect one another are in place.
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  28. So. A few warehouses go bang? How many more does Russia have and how quickly can it stock such a warehouse? Answer. Lots and rather rapidly. At the moment Ukraine cannot strike such targets fast enough and all at once across all of Russia, so as to strategically impact the current direction of the conflict.
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  29. How to tell your comment got shadowbanned? You get notifications for a comment thread your comment does not appear in. But no email or flagged account to say you've been naughty. Hey Alphabet aka Google who entirely owns YouTube. Daddy Don is watching for such things now.
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  30. Same in Britain.
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  31. Now what Starmer/Macron/Ursula etc. You think you can double or triple your commitments to Ukraine so the US gap can be plugged? Maybe in years to come but frankly it matters little right now. Kyiv is "cooked". As the kids would say.
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  32. Lol. Britain does not have 25k combat ready troops to deploy. Not a chance m8. And of the amount that can be sent how many are of the gender confused crowd? The state of the modern British army is a bad joke frankly.
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  33. Times of Weimar intensify within all of the European Project.
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  34. So basically Zelensky weakened his frontline forces by stockpiling drones to use against civilians in Russia as a bit of PR propraganda? Zelensky is not a dictator, he’s a freakin terrorist.
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  35. Well. I’m conflicted on this one. Sure I want peace but as an Englishman that understands just how we once ruled the largest empire ever seen, IMget how might makes right. And I am uncomfortable with Russia doing anything other than assert losers do not dictate terms. So why am I conflicted? Because the sooner some kind of ceasefire occurs I can sell some long suffering shares wherein 100% of the assets (PGMs) are held by a UK listed company. Fellow Western investors seems to think a ceasefire is nailed on. I have my doubts but if sentiment remains I could make a small amount of bank in the upcoming days. Which helps when one is stuck in a UK wage cage. And who knows, maybe the best happens and Russia along with America get to economic work. Allowing the overall sale of PGM assets which is what the UK listed company in question; has strived to do since I invested all the way back in 2019. Anyway. Za vas paschim! Here’s to an trans-Kamachorsk/Alaskan tunnel like us Brits and French once dug. Cut out the middle man of the EU so that trade and travel may occur more easily between the 2 great nations.
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  36. I’m British and simply do not support Zelensky nor Kyiv. I went from soft support for Ukraine to slava Novorussiya with just a little bit of research after Russia surprised me with it’s SMO. No beef with Ukrainian people but their government post 2014? Yeah. I have issues.
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  37. Anyone wanna tell me where the bulk of Ukrainian REE and mineral reserves in general exist? Oh yeah. In the Donbass.
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  38. Plot twist. Trump leaves the EU to it while making peace with Putin. He then declares a SMO in Mexico to deal with the cartels while doing joint ventures with Russia in the Artic. If only.
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  39. Privet brat! Za vas.
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  40. Keir Starmer is as confident of his plans as his domestic support is sound. Starmer blocked an investigation into Jimmy Saville, when he was a legal dude, just so you know. I wonder if Starmer went to a certain island like a good little WEF stooge before he became leader of the Labour….
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  41. Agreed, I’m rooting for The Don over here in Britain.
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  42. I’ve heard of cluster bombs but cluster missiles? That’s a new one on me.
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  43. Alaska/Novagrad trade lane? EU could be easily bypassed.
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  44. The more people wake up to the concept of the “grand chessboard” the better. Forever wars/proxy wars are nothing but a game to elites the world over. And we, the people, are the pawns to them.
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  45. I am British, I support Donald Trump. But dumb idea of letting Britain/EU govern a DMZ is dumb.
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  46. I very nearly spat my drank out as I heard the line. “Maybe they hired some jedi.” Aboslutely on point and it astounds me that otherwise intelligent, rationale and logical people fail to see how a nation disbarred from joining the EU, pre 2022, for systemic corruption is. Well. Systemically corrupt and all western nation taxpayers unlucky enough to earn enough to pay taxes has to fund a proxy war they were never consulted on (but muh democracy is at stake…) and for a nation that will, at all levels of interaction, rip you off more than the Western MIL does their respective state owners. Eisnehower was even nice enough to warn us about it such things even though he helped implement them. The wrong man became president and I do wonder just how legit the official story of Pattens demise was. At least Eisenhower blew the horn, after he helped build it mind.
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  47. This is one of the more stratgeically dumb comments I’ve heard come some EU sycophant. So. You just validated North Korea and Iran’s desire for nukes. Smooth moves num nut….
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  48.  @josephvanwie6706  And funds Russia while they quietly buy Russian LNG on the down low. As they know full well the people will rebel if even taking a shower becomes a luxury.
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  49. As a Brit I am thoroughly disappointed in my politicians but hey, I have been since I voted for Brexit let alone that fateful day Boris Johnson hopped onna plane to Ukraine…but anyway. Here’s hoping the Ruskies and Yanks can do a diplomatic reset that drags the rest of the rest along kicking and screaming into an age of renewed commonsense. We could actually isolate the CCP then, diplomatically and economically. And frankly they deserve it. I did not support the world building nonsense in the middle east but when it comes to West Taiwan. So long as it’s done above board, so not colour revolution nonsense but embargos, tariffs etc, I’m okay with BTFO’ing the CCP from world affairs. But Russia? We should have been friends since the early 2000s at least and genuine ones at that. Ww2 and all that. But people like John McCain and Victoria Nuland exist so that did not happen.
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  50.  @m.cl.ballista4642  Indeed and thank you. Enjoy your day good sir.
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