Comments by "Univeropa" (@univeropa3363) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1.  @javierpatag3609  And I did tell you to not use false comparisons between asymmetrical and conventional wars, didn't I?
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  2.  @javierpatag3609  The only way both are true is if Ukraine's casualties are catastrophic. At which point you will have to answer the question of how Ukraine can win the war, especially by opening up yet another front. Which isn't surprising of course. You can't actually articulate anything beyond a hope strategy.
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  3.  @javierpatag3609  No, it can't, war just doesn't work that way. And Ukraine is not holding, what are you even talking about? Their position in front of Toretsk and Pokrovsk is deteriorating each day. So, are you capable of formulating a war winning strategy whose effect can actually be tangibly measured on the battlefield or aren't you?
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  4.  @javierpatag3609  Yes, it can't. You claiming that Russia suffers so many more casualties than Ukraine does not make it so. If the vast majority of artillery is on Russia's side and artillery is the main cause of casualties in any modern war, than how is that supposed to be possible? As for the rest, you are predictably incapable of articulating the worth of the incursion or a way how Ukraine can win.
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  5.  @chessnut4886  I don't like seeing my country back criminals and I feel absolutely zero historic responsibility for Israel. Also, an oath of loyalty to a different country being a requisite to becoming a German citizen can only have been thought of by morons.
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  6.  @rohankishibe8259  No thank you.
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  7.  @rohankishibe8259  Yeah no, I am against Germany ceding land to create some Jewish state.
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  8.  @rohankishibe8259  Good question, why is my emasculated government that bends over backwards for America aiding another vassal state to keep America's hegemonic ambitions in the Middle East?
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  9.  @rohankishibe8259  Germany is a pathetic vassal state of America.
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  10.  @vencik_krpo  Right, I must have imagined the US politicians flying in and out of the country and talking like McCain about being with them in their fight.
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  11. Well, they wanted more skilled labour and then crashed the economy. So, not that surprising.
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  12. East Germany had to build a wall to keep the people in.
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  13. East Germany built a wall to keep the people in.
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  14. And how is NATO going to blow Putin off the map? With wonder weapons or what?
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  15. Right, and how is NATO going to accomplish that?
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  16. No. Certainly not with cretins like von der Leyen at the helm.
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  17. Nah, in 2008 we should have told Bush to put a sock in.
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  18. @julianivanov3058 It's the truth.
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  19. What happens next? Russia wins.
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  20.  @altaruss2838  When Ukraine can't recruit enough soldiers anymore.
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  21.  @altaruss2838  Right, the North Koreans no one has actually seen in Kursk yet.😂
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  22.  @altaruss2838  Oh sure, 'people' saw them. Which is why there is so much film material of them. The Ukrainians captured so many of them and presented them to the world.
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  23.  @altaruss2838  So in short, there isn't, you just believe everything the Ukrainians say.
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  24. It won't, but one can hope.
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  25.  @warbrain1053  We cannot beat Russia, you muppet.
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  26.  @bertilcoolson3922  Am I scared? No. Are you full of shit? Yes.
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  27. I wouldn't mind Germany doing the same, considering the insane people running NATO at the moment.
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  28. They thought Putin would fall from power quickly and that they would get that gas again.
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  29.  @jubmelahtes They could have also told the US to shove their Ukraine plans up their ass, but here we are.
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  30.  @DJ-ov2it  The thumbnail asks if the gamble will pay off. It won't.
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  31.  @DJ-ov2it  Improving Ukraine's strategic position.
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  32.  @DJ-ov2it  We can only think critically about that. Ukraine had already been overstretched and has now lengthened the frontline even further, while the Russians aren't transferring troops in from Donbass in large numbers. In short, Ukraine is losing in Donbass and merely opened up a new and unconnected theatre.
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  33.  @DJ-ov2it  And how does one prove an immaterial concept? I guess you can measure how fast the Rusisans are progressing in Donbass and it has picked up.
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  34.  @DJ-ov2it  No? As I said, you can critically examine the question. Ukraine has been overstretched and is now lenghtening the frontline. How does that help? Answer, it doesn't.
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  35.  @DJ-ov2it  I'm sorry, but that is just plain wrong. If your military maneuver doesn't help with the pressing problems on the battlefield, but actually exacerbates them, then it doesn't improve your strategic situation. You might as well ask me why Ukraine can't produce green by mixing red and yellow. It just doesn't work that way.
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  36.  @DJ-ov2it  Oh, you think what's written in the New York Times is somehow influencing the battlefield?
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  37.  @DJ-ov2it  The West is already getting outproduced and will be for years, what does it matter if its interest is renewed? As for Putin, are you hoping that domestic unrest will topple him? Good luck with that strategy.
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  38.  @DJ-ov2it  The West can't keep up in production numbers and if what one is reduced to is hoping for domestic unrest in one's oppenent the war is really not going in one's favour.
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  39.  @DJ-ov2it  The West is already incapable of providing Ukraine with enough ammunition and if what one is reduced to is hoping for domestic unrest in one's oppenent the war is really not going in one's favour.
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  40.  @DJ-ov2it  Sounds like a hope strategy. Domestic unrest is all that is left in Ukraine's arsenal?
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  41.  @DJ-ov2it  Except it is doing what it can. It's not Russia's fault that a deindustrialised West ist struggling to provide material for industrial warfare. And my statement is still factually correct.
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  42.  @DJ-ov2it  So you think the West is half-assing its confrontation with Russia for reasons? As for my claim, I did mention Russian progress in Donbass if you want to measure it. What else am I supposed to name? The length of the frontline? The casualty numbers are state secrets. I can point to Ukraine's persistent disadvantage in artillery numbers if it makes you happy. Or that Sirsky has admitted that the Russian army is growing and by now bigger that Ukraine's.
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  43.  @someguycalledcerberus9805  Honestly? I don't know. I believe Ukraine can't win and it's too late to negotiate.
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  44. Why?
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  45. Who needs to hear about these people outside of their respective countries where they would be elected?
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  46. I remember when I was told she was a fascist. What happened?
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  47.  @Blanka1100  That gas station is outproducing us.
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  48. Yes, sanction the country for not doing what we want. That has always worked. Then wonder why people laugh about claims of Russian interference in EU politics.🙄
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  49.  @L_back  As if I cared. I explained someone else's comment and Israel is barbaric.
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  50. Scholz should be even lower on the list, considering he is deindustrialising the country on behalf of America.
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