Comments by "RCM RCM" (@rcmrcm3370) on "Alexander Mercouris" channel.

  1. just wait, more to come.
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  2. Mint Press/Dilyana Gaytandzhieva have detailed reports on biolabs.
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  3. The BBC is still pushing that UK should bomb more Afghan women.
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  4. You pay for 20000 systems doesn't mean there are 20000 in store. One of the great use of the Afghanistan war was that items never manufactured could be delivered on paper and beyond audit. This is very profitable.
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  5.  @zhengguo3178  one party state.
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  6. Or just moronic.
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  7. Probably all the Western press is now owned by about 5 or 10 individual conglomerates, one could say the same about all the Western governments. They all pray to the gods of Wall Street and London, and they take their directions on how to lie.
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  8. The problem is that American history books are found in the fiction section. Francis fukuyama books are the most funny comedy.
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  9. Bingo!
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  10.  @Rampart.X  Oh, is that a damaged Chinese made phone in your hand. Bam! Rampart? Rampart? Huh, I guess the moron got what it deserved.
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  11. To give further pressure for more MIC purchases that will help pad his retirement. The man is too greedy and probably too stupid to think carefully about the kind of fire he's playing with. It's going to be hard for him to enjoy playing golf if all the courses are radioactive.
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  12. That's interesting because I listen to his interview on the same channel so I assumed it was the same date and he said that the schedule was determined by the military
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  13. The primary target is Germany, and partly the EU as a whole. Weakening them by denying them access to cheap energy, foodstuffs. This will impact the eu's ability to compete with the US on International markets
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  14. It is extremely profitable to the PMC of the EU to sell out their countries. The more spot market, the more corruption.
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  15. The dog barks and the bear stops for a snack before moving on.
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  16. Cunning USA bankrupting it's lapdogs by making them spend on USA MIC's behalf.
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  17. That Austrian man in 1945 Germany was willing to ruin his countries.
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  18. More like a pot luck dinner where the hosts take credit for your dish and with their "friends" have already agreed to complain afterward that you showed up empty handed. You'd do better to stay away and de~fang their scheme.
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  19. In Economics Russia will continue to play softball for a very simple reason, they have to offer an attractive alternative to the USA and EU to the rest of BRICKS, Islamic Nations, Africa and Southwest Asia and Southeast Asia. They can do this by proving to be far more trustworthy and predictable that the capricious USA and EU. They also need to offer either balanced trade for Ruble or payment in Euros or other easily traded currency and hence are trying to avoid a scorched earth economic war. Autarchy is not in Russia’s best interest if it wants partners. Destroying an important Market for China, India, and SE Asia in the EU won’t gain bonus points. If the USD becomes less attractive, then they still need a functioning Euro for where the Ruble won’t work. Therefore, any sanctions they deploy will have to be seen through that lens, i.e.: they will never break a contract, will do their best to keep a contract functioning even in the face of the most onerous sanctions, and any countersanctions they do will be tightly targeted and seen as fully justified.
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  20. The CIA also has a huge list of ex-military that it uses as contractors. All those American accents one heard on the recent Ukrainian offensive probably were CIA contractors.
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  21. Eradicate opium production? Bad news for the CIA!
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  22. LOL, nearly wet my pants. NATO is going to support Taiwan, half way around the world against a much larger forcer. Right, pull the other one, there are bells on it.
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  23. Actually Okinawa is a colony of the United States so I think they want to get rid of the American occupying forces
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  24. LOL, bankrupt friends without a global reserve currency...
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  25. Does it matter if he says anything now, when he has already said he repudiated his earlier obligations? He'd just lie and then do what he wanted when the pressure is off.
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  26. Indonesia would love to have Australia as it's colony.
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  27. Not enough capacity in ships or shore facilities to do anything cloSe to it.
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  28. Every day Kolomoskyi steals another half a billion.
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  29. "UNSW Sydney has announced it is expanding Australia's only university nuclear engineering programme. An AUD1 million (USD726,000) donation from the Sir William Tyree Foundation will be used to fund the expansion, supporting scholarships for about 20 domestic students to obtain a master's degree in nuclear engineering as well as top-up scholarships and research expenses for research students. UNSW Sydney's nuclear engineering programme was launched in 2014." Making it rain NGO money is a well worn path by neocons to buy off academic support.
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  30. Has the added benefit of being able to wash their hands later by saying hey we sold them all these weapons and they still couldn't take care of themselves. How are we going to help them? Just like Ukraine, an elite graft.
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  31.  @jeanrichardvarre6062  all of China's been shaking you in bed? Your backside must be worn out and the local pharmacy sold out of Preparation H.
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  32. Everyone's favorite Banderite, Deputy PM Christia Freeland, ordered Canadian Diplomats home too, but not the men training the Azov Battalion.
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  33. If they brought them back, then people would find out how many actually were never delivered. It's profitable to sell weapons, it's even more profitable to sell weapons you never deliver, or to put it more accurately it's profitable to sell 10 weapons and only deliver one. Now why would anyone in the fraud want that to be proven?
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  34. Actually both are in terms of corruption and ownership, wholly American.
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  35.  @drbuckley1  you like killing women and children, after all you claim you are a general. Can we get a confirmation on that.?
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  36. Professor Richard D. Wolff was classmates with Janet Yellen, noted she is not very bright and a toady.
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  37. Nor Australia, as USA picked up wheat and barley sales to China that Oz lost.
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  38. You have a very strange name for an Indian
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  39. Harris was on he other side of the door trying to hold it shut.
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  40. Someone forgot to tell NATO not to proactively attack Libya, Syria, and Iraq. What was your score in history class?
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  41. BoJo can't buy his Ice (Amphetamine) supply in the UK at bulk discount.
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  42. Japan remembers the halcyon days of the 1980s when racist movies denigrating Japanese were made yet again in Hollywood?
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  43. Typing in all-caps is really annoying. Please spend a little money and buy a new keyboard. If you're so poor at making money that you can't afford one then you shouldn't be giving out advice.
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  44. He's not perfect but compared to your writing and grammar he looks pretty good.
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  45. They came, they stayed (for a short while), and they conquered (themselves).
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  46. USA always kept looking for a first strike knockout of the USSR, and came very close to doing so several times. The USA has never shown any scruples against using nuclear weapons, and has done so. China itself has had to suffer the threat of being nuked several times, so the idea that the USA and Russia were in a war of deterrence is inaccurate. Russia was in a war of deterrence but the Americans were in a war of trying to gain the upper hand.
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  47. Yes, just the movement of the sub itself can create enough "noise" for passive sonar to detect it reflecting off large objects, but the sub must be going slow enough that it's passive sonar is able to function. However American Submarines have a habit of trying to rush around in spurts, sometimes for clever reasons, but often enough for stupid ones. See accident where US submarine surfaced under Japanese Research Vessel, killing most of the students on board.
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  48. I think this is the first time I've heard our host mis-speak. Miss Liz(ard people) Truss is neither human nor important.
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  49. The longer term issue of the sinking is the ship provided S300 aircover to Crimea and parts of South Ukraine
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  50. and he's already on Russia's Sanctions List and Arrest Warrants List since 2020, so hardly a candidate for Russia to employ.
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