Comments by "Hardtack \x26 Beans" (@hardtackbeans9790) on "DW News" channel.

  1. The good Professor says to negotiate. But fails to say who they can negotiate with that they can trust. I think Ukraine realizes that ceding land for peace didn't work in 2014 & it won't work now. If he were to watch 'Russian-on-the-street' interviews he would realize Russians know they are mistrusted at best. Hated & vilified at worst. Thinking like Neville Chamberlain might work in some academic exercise. But realist know better. Ukraine may want to negotiate after becoming war weary. But that will be up to them. And I suspect that is far in the future.
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  2. There may be several russian states to take into consideration after this war is over. I think one condition for the lifting of sanctions (not often talked about) is for russia to rescind it's seat on the UN security council. And if they do break up into 15 or 20 independent countries, the russia seat can be considered vacated anyway.
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  3. @MSD Group You do realized people are just reporting your nonsense & getting your comments deleted. Well before your handler sees them to pay you.
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  4.  @joelbrooks3198  The peace talks & negotiations ended in 2014. It's now time for Ukraine to take it all back & let russia understand attacking weaker neighbors may not be the best plan. I don't know of anyone that would trust what russia says in peace talks now anyway.
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  5.  @bsmithhammer  They continue to attack as you say (don't forget two wars in Chechnya as well) until they suffer a bad military defeat. Like a petulant child that wants to be the playground bully they will just keep going. I think the recent video from the 1420 channel was telling. Many Russians-on-the-street don't want to be a part of Putlandia. And they aren't afraid to use the word 'War' now.
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  6. @Science Bear Turkey leans East to russian then back to the West as the winds change. It is very hard to read their government's whims at any one point in time. It looks to me like they are behind Ukraine but want more dealings with Blyatistan & putin. Maybe leave the West for greener pastures at some later date.
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  7.  @s_dharni2483  BBC, TVP, DW, I listen to the French sometimes. And Radio Free Europe.
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  8.  @janko6608  Orc troll/bots do have a tendency to change subjects when they are at a loss on the subject being discussed. I personally would want a Prime Minister that is human. If she parties . . . You go girl!!
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  9. OH!! Someone forgot Mini-Me's booster step! He was quite a bit shorter speaking at the podium. And it would have been great to see the fetching gown that Mrs. Scourge of the Earth wore for the event.
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  10. 'Time is of the essence' A phrase that is just now dawning on Ukraine's partner nations. I don't mean to come down too hard on them. The US did do early training for the F-16 and some others have done other systems. But DAMN!! It seems like they just eek out enough to keep them in stalemate. Foot dragging at every turn except for Poland & the Baltics. Now it seems like the others are just now catching on to the idea!! How hard would it have been to bring in some groups just in case they are sent some goodies from the West much earlier?
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  11.  @michaellawrence9952  No joke. I'm reporting them as fast as I can. Ever since the new offensive. Russia must have pushed the 'panic bot/troll' button.
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  12.  @BungheeGumHxH  He probably gets 35ȼ per comment max. If his handler sees the comment. So by all means Report it to YouTube so it is erased as soon as possible.
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  13.  @tomdixon1213  I might even suggest no country should have veto power. Strip the UN down to the international diplomatic 'beauty show' it was always meant to be.
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  14.  @duncansmith7562  You get paid to post whatever your handler tell you to put in comments . . . You lived in Ukraine . . . You probably couldn't pick it out on a map before all this started. LOL!!!
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  15.  @aslampervez2294  I think you may find the Zelenski steps back & lets his generals do that job. I don't think he has any military at all. Sometimes letting the professionals do there job makes you look like a military genius.
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  16.  @Kkaffeine  And they would neve attack S. Ossetia, or Chechnya (twice), or Ukraine (twice), ad infinitum. Calling something fearmongering or russophobia is just well placed anti-russodepotism.
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  17.  @GlobexCorporationHank  Well . . . If it isn't old 'cut & paste' Hussain. I suppose you have dozens more like this tripe throughout everyone's comments? Your repeating trivial things over & over hoping someone will think it matters, doesn't work. Just so you don't waste too much time on it.
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  18. So class . . . When all the fighting ends & borders are set, what do we say when poor old Russia begs for sanctions to be lifted but refuses to hand over war criminal? . . . That's right. Now make sure your country adheres to it.
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  19.  @luckysantos953  Military in most countries are referred to as defenders. Sometimes to defend you go on the offense.
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  20. A Russian ship attacks civilians & the infrastructure to support life it is called 'Special Military Operation'. When the same ship is attacked the Russians call it a 'Terrorist Attack'. To paraphrase the movie Treasure of Sierra Madre. 'We don't have to make no stinkin' sense'. LOL!!
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  21. Soon it will be people from middle earth or time travelers from the future. The more russians that have to be mobilized, the wilder the claim. I think we are already past NATO and into Satanist. The russian ability to be gullible & capacity to lie to the gullible is boundless. Well . . . Even russians have limits on how gullible they are.
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  22. Could the newly annexed territories find some representative shorter than Putin? He looks like a tiny Matryoshka doll standing next to them. LOL!! I guess it would have been impossible to find anyone shorter than he is. Maybe a Putin body double that is adult size? The aim of the annexation is to give a stronger threat for nuclear threat. The very same condition has existed in Crimea since 2014 but he had done nothing to protect them from being attacked either.
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  23.  @goldenphoenix4475  You are kinda planning on those nukes working? LOL!!
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  24.  @johneriksson9356  I think A BB has zeroed in on you. Much of his posts are being reported to YT. They should start disappearing soon.
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  25.  @harmless6813  He is pretty pathetic. Many other comment here & other posts spouting stuff he has no idea about.
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  26. A safe corridor to ship grain 'smacks' of safe humanitarian corridor in Mariupol. With all due respect to Turkey, I don't think they are allowing for the 'stab in the back' factor. There is little difference in opening fire on safe corridors in one & sinking or confiscating in the other. If nothing can be worked out, Ukraine must keep it's shores safe. It seems brutal but many people may have to just starve. I think it is too late in harvest for other countries to take up slack.
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  27. Seems to me like it would occur to the Troll/bots that every official did say those exact words because nothing was said on state TV that wasn't approved. LOL!!
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  28.  @attemptedunkindness3632  Jet fuel is made less flammable. It is possible with the right small munitions a drone could do it. But the satellite show a fairly large blast outline. There is rumors of a much longer range drone, So who knows? Maybe it was a careless smoker . . . Twice.
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  29.  @daydays12  There are videos showing this. But it remains largely unconfirm. It is unlikely to be a 'probing attack' considering the distance traveled. So they are probably there to stay. And more importantly to advance. It apparently caught the orcs totally by surprise. Caught me by surprise, I know that.
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  30.  @mkodyglobalsouthsoldier  Yeah, russia might declare war on him. LOL!!
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  31. The Greek government may want to reconsider. It is obvious that this is a 'wink & nod' collusion even if it is in international waters. There could be a very significant backlash once all is known about war crimes & anyone that helped Russia. I'm sure tracking of transfer ships now noted as Russian flagged ships might help. The world oil market like grain markets, can be a giant sieve. But there are ways to track some of it.
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  32. The comment for jvjd must be deleted or I have them on mute. But I assume they said the comment is russophobic? It really is hard to imagine a comment being russophobic that isn't fully deserved. Chuckles the Tsar & all of Blyatistan in general, have made themselves a running joke.
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  33.  @tasreasfatemsa8266  So . . . Your innate common sense tells you this, does it? LOL!! Too funny! (Presses your clip-on clown nose to see if it really squeaks when squeezed)
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  34. The russians are a peaceful & cultured people. I know because Simonyan told me.
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  35.  @outandabout4812  The Russians will decide that. And they will sort things out. Unless Russia splits into 15 or 20 independent countries. The opposition parties in Russian politics are not your friends. Much less from the same regime. However, even from Putin's regime, there may be a true reformer that would move Russia toward democracy. But it is so hard to tell even a few years after the change. Most opposition and almost all of Putin's regime, you would be changing from Tweedle Dee to Tweedle Dum.
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  36. Look at all the liars & myth tellers getting deleted. Thanks whoever is doing this. LOL!!
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  37.  @aslampervez2294  Whoa there cowboy. Slow your horses. First Zelenski isn't a general or military at all. Call him the best wartime leader in recent history if you like. He is smart enough to let the real generals do their job. I think you are thinking about Valeriy Zaluzhnyi who is the military chief of staff (?) I think is his title. I have my doubt whether he is an equal to Napoleon or Alexander. But he is pretty good at this war stuff.
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  38.  @aslampervez2294  Wrong again. You are as good a judge of the situation as what a general really is. But you go ahead & tell your story. I won't interrupt you any more. LOL! I'm sure you have to pump out those comments & make that money.
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  39. The relative all know. The rumor mill is much more efficient than almost any other country in the world. But their sense of 'Vranyo' is also very strong. Only a few families that are known to report to authorities, will hear nothing of what goes on at the front.
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  40. I guess we better all get in our bunkers now that the Ukrainian Army keeps advancing into newly annexed areas that are Russia. They promised to protect these areas by 'all means'. And of course we all know Russia keeps their promises. 🤣🤣
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  41. He says the sanctions are economic warfare against Russia. And in this conference he says they have no effect. It would be nice if he would 'nail down' one or the other. I have even heard it framed as the economic sanctions have helped. So I guess would should add some more severe one to help him out.
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  42. OH!! Look at all the little troll/bots getting their comments reported to YouTube & deleted. It must be hard to make your 35ȼ a comment when your post is deleted before your handler can see it to pay you for it! 🤣🤣🤣
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  43.  @NZobservatory  😁
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  44. The russians have made their bed for years by doing nothing. Now they can welcome in a new 'россия мир'. And no peace talks in sight for the Munchkin emperor of the Kremlin.
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  45. It does beg the question of why does the US take only half measures to help Ukraine? We all have heard the stories about why Germany has stalled so much. But I would say the US taking very grudging measures when it has so much more ability to help is just as bad. Does Biden hope to get a seat on the board of directors of Gazprom in the future? As absurd as it sounds there must be some reason. We don't need to equip them like a NATO country, but let's get off the fence!!
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  46. 'Could also open up the way for a russian advance towards major Ukrainian cities'?? It would open up the way to the next Ukrainian defensive line 5 km down the road. LOL!! It isn't likely to be a 9 month siege like Bakhmut. Maybe only 3 month. If putin were smart, he would put on his 'Big Boy' pants, conserve his force for the coming counter offensive. But nobody accused the 'Mini-Me' the Tsar of being smart. And putting on 'Big Boy' pants, the waist would come way over his head anyway. So . . . There is that.
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  47.  @Дмитрий-п9ь7щ  Ее обсуждения длинны, и мало кто на YouTube будет их выслушивать.
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  48.  @gerardgreene4765  I don't think Kazo is interested in 'Facts'. He/she/it has their narrative to tell. No matter that they will slice thru Orcs like they were made of paper.
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  49.  @joelbrooks3198  Like I will remember what some troll that wouldn't know the truth if it were to kick them in the butt would say? I will get right on committing that to memory. You do know your comments can be reported to YouTube & deleted before your handler sees it & pays you, right. LOL!!
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  50. Sooo . . . Here is russia, minding it's own business, trying to freeze out civilians (the russians are a peaceful & cultured people), and mean old Ukraine destroys some of their means to do that. And the 'clown car' that is the mighty toilet toting russian army can do nothing about it. They haven't be able to protect much of what they have taken lately. No wonder russia has the 2nd (worst) army of the world!!
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