Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "Sky News Australia" channel.

@DAndyLord The feint wouldn’t have been convincing if they hadn’t sent their best troops to be slaughtered. Mission accomplished!
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@Mr..Malice He’s run out of his liquid coping mechanism and the liquor stores are closed. Like any other Putzi, he’s beginning to feel desperate. He knows he might get called up soon to go die face down in the Ukrainians mud.
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@panchopistola8298 Lol, For a minute I thought you were being sarcastic, but judging from your other comments, I see you’re just drunk.
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12 hours, which is an unheard of rate of intensification in the East Pacific.
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You worked this out all by yourself?!! Wow!
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@PhilLesh69 “Boris, we’ve got to get some old issues of Field and Stream within the next 24 hours!” ”Why is that, Ivan?” “The boss wants us to leave magazines containing ammo in the subject’s apartment.”
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What is his deep analysis based on? What is the basis of his revolutionary algorithm? What is his academic specialty? If he explained any of this and I missed it, it’s because I could hardly understand it.
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@thomaslunde5014 The Putzi is getting more desperate. Maybe he ran out of his coping mechanism after the liquor stores closed.
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@frankrenda2519 No, it’s you that’s getting bigger. I know it helps you cope, but you’ve got to stop eating 20 cases of twinkies every day.
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Thin skinned president.
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Ian La Coste Your current wife is also your first wife?
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@mantianh3339 The original goal was to replace Zelenskyy with a Putin Puppet, and since that utterly failed, the war has no other purpose but to kill people and cause destruction. They’re trying to define a new purpose based on the capabilities they have on hand, but they don’t seem to be allowing for Ukrainian capabilities or intentions. So they’ve lost their purpose for the war, and have yet to find a new reason to be at war. Russia has reached the point of having a goal-less war. That’s pretty crazy. But if we are to judge not by goals and intentions, but what is happening in the field, Russias goal is to commit war crimes, to kill, to destroy, and to steal food and kitchen appliances. Did you see that video? Russians are stealing kitchen appliances from houses, including refrigerators, putting them on trucks, and sending them back to Russia.
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@throughput6674 Yes, I’m familiar with the operation. You’re going to have to spell out the analogy, as I’m not getting what you’re trying to say here. The Russians are the British? The report corresponds to fake plans to misdirect the enemy? I don’t get the misdirection that the Russians are intending to achieve by leaking a fake report.
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Yes, they do have a hard job, and we should recognize that. We should also recognize that part of that job is controlling themselves even when pushed to the limit. And we should also remember that they are well compensated for doing that difficult job. I could understand a police officer resigning from this unit because it exposes them to extra personal liability. But I don’t understand why a law abiding police officer who upholds the law would quit in protest of the law being applied to one who clearly exceeded the boundaries of legal behavior. This protest is dishonorable and disrespectful of the rule of law.
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Apparently you didn’t watch the video. This wasn’t a thump. This was a police officer knocking a reporter to the ground and once she was down on the ground and not a threat, hitting her in the face with a club. You can’t even claim this was a police officer defending himself from a violent rioter or trying to control someone resisting arrest. He gratuitously attacked a human being and then hurried to rejoin the line.
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@random2829 Russia has been doing all it can to seem strong, so it must really be weak. But now they’ve become suddenly strong, because one report might have been leaked or might be fake, but nevertheless confirms the evidence before our eyes?
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@HashknightGaming 1) Guerrillas. Yes, it can be hard to spell. Think Guerra (Spanish for war) + illa (Spanish diminutive). But in normal English conversation, it does sound closer to “gorillas”. 2) I can prove the existence of a bio lab just a few blocks away. Shocking, I know! They operate under cover of being an ordinary medical lab, testing various blood, tissue, and stool samples, but really they . . . Actually I don’t know what they’re really doing because all they seem to do is ordinary testing work like a normal lab. That’s what triggered my suspicions, actually. 😉 3) But seriously, whisper Maskirovka to any QAnon idiot worth his ivermectin, and you’ll trigger an infinitely regressive chain of “but I know that you know that I know that you . . .” worthy of the Great Vizzini (Princess Bride). I also remember when the Art of War craze first hit the U.S. public in the 80s. It was considered a must read for . . . . corporate America. It topped the charts of business best sellers. The way these people talk about it and quote from it, though. 🤦🏻 Yet another must read for YouTube strategists.
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