Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Neil McCoy-Ward" channel.

So Saudis will pay for weapons or their oil refined in BRICS? BRICS is a joke folks.
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Most of that is dollar value assigned to existing, outdated US stockpiles that are much cheaper to put on C-17As and transport to Ukraine. De-miling munitions would cost a lot more.
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@TotalFulfillment Every Congressman has an Israeli lobbyist they answer to. Rep Massie exposed that on the Tucker Carlson show. It has never been discussed before.
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@stuartd9741 It has already been replaced 20-30 years ago. 1980s-1990s ATACMs, Javelins, Patriots, etc. I live right near one of the largest depots where old munitions' warheads are destroyed. I don't even know where they dispose if the rocket motors. We used to have regular destinations with geysers of earth blowing into the sky like mushroom clouds. After summer 2022, that all stopped. When you Take a missile to de-mil it, you have to separate the rocket motor, the warhead, the guidance electronics, the nose, tube, fins, etc. It's very expensive. The US has very strict standards on explosive and rocket propellant storage, because those materials don't stay stable indefinitely. It is legitimately cheaper to just fly those missiles to another country and dump them off.
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Total BS. I learned about Putin's plans to expand the Russian sphere already by 2007 at the latest, from one if his own Foreign Ministry secretaries. Ukraine is just along the way to Poland, Baltics, Eastern Europe.
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@absolootely2571 There was no coup. Putin had a puppet named Yanukovych as president who defied the will of 79% of the people when he ignored their demands to normalize trade with EU, and signed Putin's mongo-brained Russia-Eurasia Economic Pact in late 2013. That triggered the Euromaiden protests for 4 months and Yanukovych fled the country back to Putin. There simply was no coup. Ukraine had recently discovered huge oil fields near Kharkiv and off the coast of Odessa. That would have allowed them to bypass Russian gas/oil heads and supplied Europe without Russia in the mix, but Putin had planned to take Ukraine anyway on his way to Poland and all the former Eastern European nations.
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