Comments by "Lars Ronæs" (@larsrons7937) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. Good analysis, very informative, and like always both un-biased and thought-provoking. You mentioned your interview/ conversation with Maxim Katz, I watched it and highly recommend it to others. Knowing that you only upload new content when you really have something on mind, many thanks for all your work, it helps us to better understand how the things work on a broader spectrum, making it easier for us to draw our own conclusions.
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  2. Thanks, Anders. For the more uninformed this video should be an eye-opener. I will be sure to recommend it. It's a "must watch."
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  3. You have a point. Poor Trump. No, I'm not sorry for him, I'm describing him.
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  4. Thank you Anders. On this one I agree with you all the way. It was exactly what I've been saying for a quite time myself. Now we all need to help Ukraine with all the tools the need to defeat russia and liberate their country.
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  5.  @Polynuttery  Denmark is not "holding"... Greenland is an independent country. They let a number of matters be decided in Copenhagen. They are free to go back and decide on such matters if they want, just as they are free to leave the kingdom if they want. And Anders explained it quite well in the video you just watched.
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  6. Interesting topic and good anallysis. This all mimics some of my first (and still unchanged) thoughts when I first heard of the Nord Stream leaks in the news. And many other strange happenings in/ near our country in that period, some of them each exactly 3 days apart, the Russians visibly involved in several of these. "The Russians want to let us know they can disrupt out this and that, they want us to accuse them, they will deny, but they above all want us to be scared." So we forget avoid it, and aren't scared.
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  7. Exactly my thoughts back then. Thank you for reminding me.
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  8. Very exciting guest you found, Anders. Maxim gave an insight from a different angle we don't come around often these days. The interview gave me a lot to think about, and some new understanding (I hope). It's important to get information seen from different perspctives. For me this interview was a welcome addition, and at the same time disturbing and refreshing. Thanks for sharing with us.
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  9. Skøn tirsdag, at komme hjem til en ny Anders Puck Nielsen video. Thanks, Anders, for your factual, easy-to-understand information to clear away common misunderstandings. We much appreciate your work.
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  10. Thank you for the warning Anders. For those who wish to put extra effort into fighting these scams: 1) Open the fake channel. Find the "report" option. Report them for "impersonating others". The process will ask about the original channel being impersonated. It's the channels address line that is to be used. See 2) 2) Open Anders' (or whoever is being impersonated) channel. Copy the adress line at the top. Note: It has to be the front channel page, only that will work, not any sub-page ending with "../videos" or such. 3) Back in the reporting process, at the end you can add extra info like that "the real channel itself warns about these scams" or such, if you wish. After reporting the fake channel I go back to my notification and any nearby fake posts from the scammer and report them as "unwanted commercial/ spam" since the posts are "copy-paste" spammed everywhere. If you have the time you can go through the comment section and report all those you find. To do this first "sort by newest" to find them bunched together. There's a chance it helps but we can't know, and it does take time. Please do be careful only to report the fake posts and not accidentally report some real comment, it can be a difficult task to reverse a report. Good hunting.
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  11. Very good analysis. And now 6 months later as we're (as Jake Broe might have put it) "on day 192 of Russia's disastrous 7 days special limited military operation in Ukraine" I think we can conclude that... time is working for the Ukrainians. Russia can't win.
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  12. ruzzia's goal = Western politicians waving a paper - "Peace in our time." ...Where have I heard that before?
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  13.  @RoyCousins  Those are bots, AI accounts. When their human managers (the trolls) each have to create hundreds of bots they often don't put much time into creating them.
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  14.  @Jakob_DK  ...where the "whisky war" was fought. Every time servicemen from one country landed to hoist their flag, they left a bottle of booze to enjoy for the servicemen of their adversary next time they landed on the island. Now that's a sober way to fight a war. Wait... Did I say "sober"?
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  15. Tak tak tak Anders. Thank you for this short, clear explanation. Some of us do understand what genocide is or isn't, but people who don't sometimes need other people as to explain it to them in order to understand. I agree that it is important to know the difference and use the correct words for things. This little video can be helpful. It was a valuable upload.
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  16.  @harmless6813  I agree.
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  17. So did I. And I agree with harmless. The thing is that when debating we must be careful to use these terms for what they are, and not to express our emotions. We have other words for that. "Warcrime" etc. is a specific sort of crime, "angry" can be my emotional reaction to it.
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  18.  @jonson856  We in Denmark welcome more trade. We can start trading booze. Now the issue with Hans Island is solved to satisfaction of everyone, we need some other means of exchanging booze. I already invite every Canadian I meet one a drink, and will do so for the rest of my life. You see, in 1945 a few brave Canadians saved my country from Stalin. If it wasn't for them, I would speak ruzzian instead of Danish today. In the last days of WWII a small Canadian unit raced through the German lines, all the way across Germany to take the German Baltic Sea port city of Wismar before the Soviets did. The Soviets could (most probably would) have raced on up into Jutland and occupied Denmark. The Canadians got to Wismar first and held off 3 Soviet divisions, almost getting into battle and risking a new war. But the Canadian were determined to stay and hold Wismar. That gave British Montgomery enough time to be first to race up into Jutland and liberate Denmark. Even now 80 years later, as a Dane I am grateful to all Canadians.
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  19. Exactly. "Create dilemmans, not problems" (Ryan McBeth). I was about to write the same. This Ukrainian strategy is doing exactly that.
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  20. Thank you Anders for bringing this to light. It is exactly what I am experiencing when talking to others here in Denmark, and unfortunately more and more people fail to understand the difference between the two wars, and what the war in Ukraine means to the rest of us, both in Europe, and eventually the world.
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  21.  @eddale5557  It wouldn't surprise me. In his first four years as president he spent almost an entire year playing golf.
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  22. Thanks for the update, as always with good and interesting perspectives. Tak her fra Danmark. Is the Kharkiv - Kupiansk attack is oppotunistic, or long planned? I'm not sure. It does seem very well planned (no matter when). The Ukrainians continue to surprise me (and it seems they surprise the Russians as well).
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  23. Exactly what Anders pointed out: Rare minerals. That's what he's after. And it wouldn't be the Greenlanders that would benefit from Trump taking it.
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  24. Anders Puck Nielsen is naval military analyst at the Danish Defence Academy. It's his job to deliver un-biased objective analyses. As such he is among the most un-biased analysis channels, concerning the military situation with russia and Ukraine, to be found there days. He started making these videos years ago for his students. I've watched his videos since he had 6,500 subscribers, before the fullscale invasion. I recommend watching Anders' videos the last half year before the fullscale invasion (you'll guess which by the title). Back then Anders began to predict the war (fullscale invasion - the war started in 2014), ending up expecting it at the end of the China Winter Olympics. These games ended on 20th February 2022. The invasion started on 24th Febr. Until then only the highest ranking officers in the russian military knew about it. We now know that the russians in the last moment postponed the large invasion for a few days, as a significant part of their military equipment needed urgent maintenance before being ready for operation. This puts the originally planned start of the invasion back to around the 20th February, end of the China Winter Olympics. Anders Puck Nielsen was spot-on.
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  25. Thanks for the analysis, Anders. I think russia still seem to have problems in equipping their new soldiers sufficiently. A Ukrainian defender encounters an advancing russian foot soldier who's only wearing one boot. The Ukrainian defender asks him: "Hey, Ivan, did you lose your boot?" russian Private Conscriptovich answers: "No, I just found it."
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  26. Trump in Washington and bunker grandpa in Moscow, it's the same rethoric. Yes, I very much agree with all you say.
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  27. I very much agree. And any final agreement should not be with russia but with ourselves: To take in Ukraine as a member of NATO, first of all. They are the central eastern flank of freedom and democracy, we must protect it.
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  28. I haven't thought of russia's meat wave attacks as "strategic communication" but it makes sense, and if so I absolutely believe the russians misread the West. While I do meet many who say "they should all make peace so people won't get killed, not understanding why that a.t.m. ain't possible, I meet only willingness to keep on supporting Ukraine. And I meet no people with any fear of russia. - Thank you for an informative video, Anders, giving new points to think about.
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  29. Grüsse aus Dänemark.
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  30. Thank you Anders for a good analysis. This video was much like those 2 years ago when you predicted the invasion and when. If the russians can enlist let's say 1,000 new troops a day, while losing 1,000 troops a day not at least at Avdiivka, then things are in balance for them until after Pootin's reelection, when they will make a new round of conscriptions. We must be prepared to support Ukraine, now, for the situation that the russians will hold their line, and next year enlist many more soldiers. We will need a lot and good equipment for Ukraine, not only what we have in storage, we must increase production too, now.
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  31. Thanks for that recommendation. Maxim's channel seems to be one I can recommend to Russian speakers.
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  32. And with Storm Shadows and Polish fighters. Poland long wanted to donate their old Soviet fighter planes, but for some reason (NATO?) they couldn't. So instead they donated "spare parts", in fact enough parts to build I think 2-3 dozen planes. And they didn't split the planes up into parts before sending them. But some planes were "delayed". In hindsight, probably for upgrading them to work with Storm Shadow missiles. Because when the UK decided to donate Storm Shadows and within minutes they were crossing the border into Ukraine, by strange coincidence those missing Polish planes arrived the very same day. And the next day Ukraine fired Storm Shadows at russian targets, where they shouldn't have any planes capable of carrying them, if not those mysterious Polish old Soviet planes. We've probably not seen the last big surprise from Ukraine.
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  33.  @thehappyclam3942  Mostly military equipment I guess, air defense and long range capabilities f.ex. But also whatever civilian stuff that would help keep their country going well while fighting.
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  34. Very good, insightful analysis. What both gives me confidence and disturbs me is that, except for the models of assessing it, your thoughts and conclusions are exactly those I had tuesday morning when I first heard about the leaks that monday. Tak skal du have!
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  35.  @DS8G10  Yes, Pootin really said that. I have the footage bookmarked somewhere. I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't seen it myself.
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  36.  @gorillaguerillaDK  Exactly. And the Kattegat incident was visibly Russian ships. And the Storebaelt sound navigation jamming (Russian ships with strange behaviour). And railroad disruptions in northernmost Germany. And broken electric undersea cable to Bornholm island. And leaking pipelines in Poland. And... how much did I forget? All these about 2-3 days apart one after another like pearls on a string.
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  37.  @MrTrenchcoatguy  As Scandinavian I agree.
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  38. Skøn baggrund du har valgt. Nyd sommeren og tak for lærerige udsendelser. Du giver os noget at tænke over.
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  39. "...don't have the moral high ground", so true. But their response, I don't find it so disproportionate, I find it rather insignificant - but they probably didn't have better options. In their new "Hazelnut" missile they "tested" on the city of Dnipro there's nothing new they have done for years, except that the missile allegedly, so far, hasn't been developed for a conventional payload. It's meant to scare Western voters who do not know that relatively it isn't more scary.
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  40. I agree with you. But I think that Zelensky is aiming both at the Russians and his own population when showing that Ukraine is strong and will not bend. They both require the same message.
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  41. Yes, I read that story in several places. I believe it was on the 15th, so on day one, before the day had ended. Impressive.
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  42. I agree. And his presentations are unbiased. He does not let his own opinion (even if he occasinally mentions them) twart his neutral analyses. I find Anders Puck Nielsen to one of the most decent and unbiased channels for information concerning Russia and their war against Ukraine.
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  43. Tak, Anders. Thank you for a comprehensive, informative explanation. I will bookmark this for showing to those who have trouble understanding this. From Copenhagen, and eargerly waiting for your new book to be delivered, cheers!
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  44.  @AirB-101  The Black Sea Fleet is now renamed the Black Sea Flee - the "t" had fled like the rest of the ships.
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  45. It isn't worth a rubble. And the rubble is worth slightly less than toilet paper.
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  46.  @dh1380  Ryan Mcbeth indeed said that. On my old PC I have bookmarked both a normal video and a 'shorts' of his where he said exactly that. I put it in my bookmark title.
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  47. Me too. I think about it at the start of any A.P.N. video. Right from the start we know that he is not intending to be a wise guy trying to teach us, but to express his viewpoints which are open for debate. Being modest and "don't think you are special" is typical for the Danish.
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  48. ​@toto-yf8tc Several months before the full-scale invasion started APN not only correctly predicted that it would start, but also correctly when: "At the end of the China winter Olympics". Those ended on the 20th February 2022. As Putin had hardly informed anyone about his invasion plans in advance, when it was to start, a fair part if his military's equipment needed urgent maintenance before it could go into action, thus he had to postpone the invasion a few days, and it eventually started on the 24th February, a few days after the end of the China Olympics. So APN was right.
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  49. Thank you for that insight from Finland. To me that info has value. Cheers from Denmark. And a warm welcome (last year) to NATO.
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  50. Very informative and thought provoking.
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