Comments by "Art Stone" (@ArtStoneUS) on "Alex Christoforou" channel.

  1. Why 100%? Why not 10,000%?
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  2. And chew gum at the same time
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  3. We are protecting the sea turtles!
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  4. The Metro stations also are designed protect civilians from war
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  5. Winter is coming to Argentina. They probably would be thrilled if they could get Russian LNG at reasonable prices
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  6. Is there video?
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  7. NATO has 29 European members in addition to the United States and Canada
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  8. Assuming that it's the United States, what would be the consequences of Russia or a friendly country cutting fiber optic cables carrying phone calls and the internet? Or disabling communication satellites?
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  9. I thought blackrock had that contract
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  10. One of the costs of complexity is it it takes an extremely long period of time for military people to learn how to operate the equipment. Instead of somebody signing up for four years, you need them to make a lifetime commitment before you invest millions of dollars in training. And if they quit or are killed, it’s impossible to replace them quickly
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  11. ​ @yolantadianow1584  that's exactly the context of Cinco de Mayo when French banks decided they were going to take over
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  12. and Trump is stuck in the 1960s
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  13. Especially, how are you going to get the tanks to travel a thousand miles to get to Eastern Ukraine with no fuel? If railroad bridges are fair game now, things could get much worse for Ukraine.
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  14. But at least the Navy submarines have gender-neutral bathrooms!
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  15. A good starting point would be to have Cuba allow Guantánamo Bay to be used by the Russian navy
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  16. A little bit of the wheat might be able to go through the canal system that follows the Romanian / Ukraine border and ultimately winds up at the North Sea, but nowhere near enough to feed Eorope, and certainly not Africa
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  17. He said nothing about the ability of the ukrainians to take territory on the east side of the river. I still think they're setting the foundation for the negotiation to establish the border between Russian Ukraine and Polish Ukraine using the river as a defensible border.
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  18. That was also an effective technique in the Battle of Gettysburg during the United States Civil War. Pickett thought that the Union army was out of ammunition and when the Confederate infantry troops charged across the field, they were massacred when the artillery resumed firing.
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  19. Mark Twain: if voting could make a difference, they wouldn't allow us to do it
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  20. That was interesting is the two of them were trying to assert dominance during the photo shoot
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  21. Maybe they could have an arrangement where Russia operates the port in Odessa and charges a tax for Ukraine to use the port. A legal question… If Ukraine becomes a landlocked country, does that change their status under the Montreux agreement?
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  22. Thank you for clearing up that confusion. To explain it another way, imagine that you're piloting a boat from Kiev down to the Black Sea. While you're going towards the Black Sea, the bank of the river to your right is the Right Bank.
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  23. It's entirely predictable what will happen. Shortages, rationing, then the black market takes over
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  24. Disclosing classified information would be very different than having classified information in your safe. The president cannot unremember classified things he learned as president
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  25. Survivors of Auschwitz have indicated that as the trains were approaching the extermination camp, ordinary polish Farmers along the tracks were cheering
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  26. If you read his biography on Wikipedia or elsewhere, including his family history - especially Maurice H. Blinken, his motivation becomes clear
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  27. Graham Phillips has been very prominent on YouTube
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  28. Why do you think Egyptian should be kept out of BRICS?
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  29. Elvis Presley has been spotted in Poland training the Ukraine military!
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  30. Ukraine and Belarus use the Soviet gauge for their railroads which hampers exporting anything to Europe. Germany was going to set up a transloading facility where the Ukrainian grain could be transferred to EU standard gauge railcars. The maximum carrying capacity of a European cargo train is around 2,200 tons. One grain ship typically carries around 40,000 tons. The EU imports around 20 million metric tons of grain per year. Or roughly 54,000 metric tons per day. The quantity of Ukraine grain that's being shipped to Europe is trivial in the big picture. There are lots of other countries who send their agricultural products to the EU. President Biden trying to suggest that Europe is going to starve because of lack of Ukrainian grain is an absolute lie.
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  31. ​ @hartz1696  I'm glad that somebody still remembers that! Somehow mysteriously passport pictures of all of the hijackers appeared on the NY ztimes web site a day or two after the attack. Even with a manifest of all the passengers on the planes, how would you know which of them were the ones who were involved?
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  32. ​ @eduardodelatorre9439  and figured out a way to set them off simultaneously 100 miles apart!
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  33. That's The logical conclusion - that if it's okay for poland to reconstruct its original empire that means that Russia should be free to go ahead and recreate the Soviet Union
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  34. Turkey also has a formidable weapons manufacturing capability that's not dependent on NATO supplies or technology. If they grow closer to Russia, that would provide additional capabilities...
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  35. ​ @peterrezba995 the booing in that clip was the crowd was booing the name Elizabeth Warren
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  36. I would like to thank the associated press for reminding me that Donald Trump won the 2024 election😊
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  37. I hope a drum cadence cannot be copyrighted!
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  38. Hitting Russia civilian area with long-range bombs sounds a lot like V2 buzz bombs hitting London
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  39. Maybe the hospital had an artillery piece stored in the operating room
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  40. The Dnipro River freezes during the winter, and the issue of bridge crossings could become irrelevant for a couple months, allowing Russian troops to storm the western side of the river without needing any elaborate pontoon bridges. I have a sense that the Western military planners have overlooked this possibility. Of course that's dependent on the weather, and would not permit trains to cross the river
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  41. Argentina is starting to get concerned. They don't have enough natural gas without importing LNG, and all those ships are headed to Europe
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  42. The jewelry lobby?
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  43. The city where the depots exploded is the location where both oil and natural gas pipelines heading west to Europe are located. The natural gas pipeline goes from Moscow to Kyiv. One way to undermine gas for rubles is to blow up the pipelines
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  44. On the other hand, encouraging civilians to own lots of guns might have unintended consequences
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  45. It would be interesting to see how many European NATO members back away when they realize they were going to have to implement involuntary conscription
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  46. You can see Russia from Alaska!
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  47. The USDA has reduced its expectations of crop yield for this season, probably because farmers can't afford the fertilizer and diesel fuel
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  48. I've been reading up on Kamala's mother. She was part of the Brahmin class, part of the top 1% of Indian culture. That enabled her to go to college at UC berkeley, which was very unusual at the time for an Indian woman
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  49. And there was more than one explosion in multiple places!
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  50. My wife draged me to the movie about Churchill about 5. She is an Anglophile and all that movie ended up doing was convincing me that Churchill provoked Germany to a large degree. Perhaps Neville Chamberlain was right.
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