Comments by "" (@Josh93B93) on "Bloomberg Television" channel.

  1. Yeah i heard you cry wolf about it before, they didnt fire on a nuclear reactor(but ukraine sure as shit did after it was occupied by russians) and its ever likely to be the same now
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  2. Well, every day Ukraine has less territory to have to defend, so technically yeah, as russia takes more ground and AFU is forced west, the Ukrainians are closer to their point of supply while russia only gets further from is base of supplies.
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  3. This happened days ago, the Ukrainian advance was halted by russian ground forces with 6 hanks post and 300+ Ukrainian casualties
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  4. Zelenskii's resignation should be a condition of any ceasefire.
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  5. ​ @yournobodytil the US made a promise to defend Ukraines neutrality and respect its sovreignty, the US was the first to violate that agreement when it funded far right extremist organizations to overthrow Yanukovych.
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  6. But were not holding israel responsible for attacking a sovereign embassy? Little bit of a double standard there no?
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  7. If the UN had the power to make israel, it should have the power to unmake it.
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  8. ​ @michaeldy3157 you sent Ukraine all the old equipment you lost the last war with and are dumping the taxpayer's money into new equipment to line the next conflict with while neglecting thousands of american citizens.
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  9. Turkey-NATO
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  10.  @jayfigg7981  there's a CDC patent on the virus dating back to 2015, but sure, lets heed the fear mongering and blame china
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  11. Just stop america, you tried that in Vietnam and its still killing innocent kids to this day, stop pretending to care about the Ukrainians when you clearly dont.
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  12. Palestine is a sovreign state, Israel has no authority under regional treaty or international law to limit the UN's access to Gaza. They can only legally enforce such a decision inside israels border.
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  13. All im hurting is hes pushing his generations debt onto younger people, we already cant afford to have houses anymore mf, once upon a time I like many people had the dream of a house and a family to fill it, the old and powerful are destroying the future to protect their wealth in the present, and it's only going to get worse
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  14. And they only need a year to train crews and mechanics on how to effectively operate and maintain the new western armor, I'm sure putin will sit and wait for that though, seems like a reasonable guy 🤣🤣🤣
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  15. ​ @russellny8086 the 68 SBCT of the Pennsylvania National Guard is currently performing training maneuvers in Ukraine, they've been there for a couple months, no more of an escalation than the DPRK in Kursk or other parts of Russia, but long range missiles would have to be guided by NATO satalites controlled by NATO personnel, making NATO a direct belligerent in they eyes of Russia, and international law on that matter.
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  16. More like innocent ukrainian kids 30 years from now a**hole
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  17. Explains why Ukriane lost Debaltslavo before Russia was even supplying Donetsk.
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  18. ​ @aralaX_K Obama, Nuland, Tymoshenko, Yatsenyuk and Poroshenko started the war when they conspired together to overthrow Yanukovich in an illegal coup.
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  19. To that same extent China has been a large supplier of equipment to Ukraine as well, Ukraine wouldnt have its drone capacity if it wasnt for China, but with that said, I would reccomend an amalgamation of both Chinese and Irish peacekeepers, Russia isnt going to fight through its allies to attack Ukraine just as Ukrainians arent going to harm Irish peacekeepers for fear of rupturing relations with the EU and russias concerns would be alleviated because Ireland is not a member of NATO and have maintained a long history of strict neutrality.
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  20. Russia's only commited 20% of its armed forces in Ukraine, and in two years theyve lost about 600,000, compared to Ukraines close to 1.5 million, on top of that Russia has allied armies just joining the fight while the last of ukraines draft age population are fleeing the country, how is russia depleted? They're advancing in both Kursk and Donbass, Ukraines completely lost Lugansk, the only AFU forces left in Donetsk are under siege, and Russia is massing another army group on the Belarussian/Ukrainian border, Ukraine is spent, their forces are spent, and so is morale. The last time Russia faced a fascist aggressor attacking from the west they lost 60 million in 4 years while having a smaller population to work with, this time around only 600K in 2 years, that's just called progress, Zelensky needs to plead for peace before all of Ukraine ends up being a Russian oblast
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  21. Taiwan, aka Taipei is absolutely a part of the People's Republic of China, the nationalist lost the civil war, imagine if the british recognized the Confederate colony in brazil as an independent nation, that would still be more recognition as such than what taiwan has today.
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  22. Further south they're also moving on Kharkov, Ukraines defensive line broke when Chasiv Yar fell last month, thus why the only offensive Ukraine can muster in response is with drones, Ukraine took 49,000 casualties for some swamp marsh in Kursk, and still have another 10,000 troops now encircled in Kursk. It's only a matter of time.
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  23. They're US land mines, not Russian.
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  24. Yeah like the other two I would vote no, then offer a counter proposal of enforcing an arms embargo on Ukraine as the aggressor in this conflict that has no interest in peace
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  25. ​ @carynmaher5406 work on production? They're cranking out 164 tanks per month? Or are you talking about the R&D side of it? Did Oreshnik not impress you enough? Would a kiloton warhead make it more innovative?
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  26. ​ @Name.is2 Russia never begged China for anything, they bought drones and munitions and paid for them with their own money. Or do you just describe every transaction as begging?
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  27.  @badluck5647  they've occupied and are effectively holding a third of the nation, the attrition rate is almost equal to both sides yet russia has almost double the active troop numbers and triple of reserves to call upon, if the rate continues as is Ukraine will run out of combat forces years before Russia would have to worry about the same. It's not mental gymnastics, its math, if one side has 1.5 million, the other side has 800,000, amd they are losing soldiers at an equal rate, who runs out of men first? That side historically loses the war of attrition.
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  28. So after Russia steamrolls Ukraine do you think NATO will be disbanded like SEATO was after Vietnam? Its usefulness really went out the door with the Warsaw Pact tbh.
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  29. Yeah...VICTORY
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  30. It is, it could have maintained peace in 2014 by negotiating autonomy with the donbas, they declared the residents to be terrorist and invaded, Ukraine is 100% the aggressor.
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  31. I like Russia, and I really cant see how the mentality differs that much, care to elaborate?
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  32. ​ @Clownelskiy not criticizing, but why read one's comments if your name is what it is? Also Slava Donbasu!!
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  33. ​ @ronnicolas4001 bleeding Russia while giving up more cities and towns at unsustainable loss rates*
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  34. I hear Juan Guido has an extra room in his studio apartment in Miami
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  35.  @joyceb8407  If China wanted to shut down the protest, PLA tanks would have steam rolled Hong Kong months ago. Lose the tin foil hat.
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  36.  @marcelrodriguez2067  way to sound like an ecofascist in less than 100 characters 👏👏👏👏👏👏 I'm sure the spaniards looked for a similar solution when they thought there were too many Aztecs, Mayans, and Incans in the western hemisphere.
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  37. ​ @DinostratCowboy To start the war, Poroshenko declared all protest to the illegal coup to be acts of terrorism and began punitive military operations against the civilian populaces of Donetsk and Lugansk. Russia never started the war, it intervened in an ongoing conflict after Ukraine spent 8 years escalating tensions and violating ceasefire agreements. Those are facts, did we not get to smell the civilians burned alive in Odessa? I pity Ukraine, the people didnt choose this war, Victoria Nuland, the US State Department, and a small band of ukrainian ultranationalist did. But Ukraine will have to bear that burden all the same, as they let it happen.
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  38. Smart money is on Molotov in the long run
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  39. This isnt too much favor for Putin, the imbalance has been the western support emboldening Ukraine for the last 3 years when they clearly needed a reality check.
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  40. Kharitonov plays softly in background*
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  41. It was last may, not 2 years ago, but yeah also all opposition parties are banned as well as the largest religious denomination in the nation has been banned with assembly prohibited, America made a dictatorship in Kiev.
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  42. China doesnt need to absorb Taiwan as Taiwan is already a part of China.
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  43. Reminds me of Cadorna trying to take the Izonso
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  44. More like Otto Lasch when he surrendered Konigsberg to the Red Army in 1945
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  45. Taiwan is a province, not a country.
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  46. ​ @shadowfreak5859 you've been sympathetic to the aggressors since 2014. Good question.
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  47. ​ @spencertwoeightyz3383 Russia broke through the Ukrainian frontline in Kursk over the weekend, and they broke through the Ukrainian frontline at Chasiv Yar last month and are now on the advance to Kharkov. Why give Ukraine time to build new lines?
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  48. Zelenskii said on national television that Russia violated the last ceasefire 25 times, the OSCE reported more than 2000 ceasefire violations from 2018-2022, Russia was responsible for 25 of them, again, as stated by Zelenskii himself. The math dictates who cant be trusted to uphold a ceasefire.
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  49. I reccomend Irish and Chinese peacekeepers working under UN authority, Russia is allied to and wouldnt attack the Chinese and Ukraine wouldnt either because harming Irish soldiers would be detrimental to Ukraines relations to the EU, and Russia would probably find that agreeable because Ireland isn't in NATO nor have they sent any armaments to Ukraine, making them a neutral european power.
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  50. You should answer the questions though, they answered yours with legitimate facts. Russia isnt doing anything that the west hasn't done repeatedly, do you not like it simply because washington cant control it? My account predates the Ukraine conflict, I'm not russian, or a supporter of Putin, but the arguement still stands, and all you've done thus far is move the goalpost in your favor when facts dont fit your narrative, you would rather make personal attacks on ones character that actually defending your arguement.
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