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

  1. Is he a fashion model or a political analysis? I'm confused.
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  2. Hunter better get busy with his straw and paint. ;-)
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  3. Poor Transnistria in gun sight of NATO.
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  4. Both UK and Germany as the new Greece: a newly poor country spending a disproportionate percentage of GDP on US military & spying hardware.
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  5.  @michaels4255  that's overly harsh. The USSR kept over half a million Japanese troops tied down in Manchuria by simply not removing all their Far Eastern force, under agreement with USA/UK. The USSR still had a hot war in Manchuria and Kuril for over a month after Allied accepted surrender, as USA/UK backslid out of their agreement with USSR that they would continue to supply USSR food and military shipping transport. The Allies were even hoping to use Japanese to continue war and tie up USSR troops from going into Europe. Perfidy thy name is Albion (and Uncle Sam).
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  6.  @JonyC6969  That will be cheaper in the long run if they sink right away. Otherwise it's about USD1M per day per sub in operations and maintenance expense on top of the purchase/lease price.
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  7.  @lesliethomas7234  the only fact I see right now is the LSD you've been popping
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  8. This is a long established method of these "NGOs" to get funding, by selling government secrets to people in the 2nd tier of the 1% (The first tier get it directly from their "employees" who work inside the government).
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  9. Baerbock just padded her trust fund with k-street money, and Hunter will be visiting soon for his 10%.
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  10. Full of MIC-IMATT advertising. Who pays the prostit... piper, picks the act... tune.
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  11. Russia had no serious overseas trade to protect. China is a very different story. The point of China's Navy is to let the US and the Europeans and others know that their trade routes can be shut down just as easily as trade to China. Therefore no trade will be shut down. (Edit: Can you spot the logical inconsistency in the beginning of your post and at the end?)
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  12. Right now a NordStream 3 would be necessary without Ukraine, even if Germany does not increase gas use. Not likely. However, as gas need decreases, it will be the gas going through Ukraine that will go away first.
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  13. Trussard - wax brain melt.
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  14. Like the women in the hospital the USA bombed last Week, or Yemen, LOL. Great sarcasm.
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  15.  @eelyeoj5799  too shallow in most egress channels.
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  16. The new cry: Remember the (Peter) Dunorvo Memo! Germany and Russia are the targets.
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  17. The corruption must flow.
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  18. ... Hormonal weapons smuggled inside USA exports of meat and soyabeans.
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  19. Use headphones. I do and that must be why I don't hear what you think you hear.
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  20. US Air Force Colonel & current National Security and Cybersecurity NSA/CIA imbedded at CNN Cedric Leighton in interview accidentally let slip that freedom of navigation really means freedom to blockade China. Meanwhile President Dementia Biden just backed President Em'ah Macaroon's war against populist Mali. Macaroon thinks he got something free for loss of submarine sale. What Moron Macaroon does not realize is how fast the USA will turn Mali from French neo-colony into USA military base and mining camp.
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  21. Russia's not that stupid.
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  22. Canada Files news site presented convincing evidence the two Canadian Michaels were indeed spies, sloppy and lazy spies, whom the Chinese found useful for feeding misinformation to Canada/USA. That it was only pressure from internal parties that made them arrest these useful idiots instead of some other Canadians.
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  23. Submarines were preferred by the USA because they also gave first strike/decapitation possibilities. The Americans have never stopped dreaming about killing off Russia, even if it stands a chance of killing of everyone else too.
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  24. 100 surface to air handheld were for USA Allies/ CIA proxies: ISIL, ISIK, and ETIM, for use in Afghanistan neighbors. I hope some get re-exported to USA, preferably for use near Martha's Vineyard Helipad.
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  25. Exactly, I'm surprised how many in this comment section don't realize how devastating a embargo would be if China did not have the threat to enforce equal disruptions on trade to Europe and America. The Soviet Union did not need a large fleet nor does Russia now because almost no trade flows on the ocean to the Russian mainland. China is extremely dependant on South America, the Persian Gulf, and more and more on the East African Coast.
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  26.  @greorbowlfinder7078  they, USA military academy graduates, win because the MIC wins. That is not the same as the nation winning.
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  27. American, bill of sale on his sleeve.
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  28. Ask YouTube
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  29.  @drbuckley1  especially all those people murdered by USA in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Iraq, Syria, etc, all very civilized.
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  30. If they don't, then they'll be added to the list of potential enemy so that the spending may continue to grow. It matters little whether the weapons are used or not, but the spending must flow.
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  31. Jens Stoltenberg has to join the state bank to make sure the funds to pay for F35 junk isn't held back, or he can't collect his bribe... commission.
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  32. You must be an Indian. I think they just heard about harms which came out in the 1960s when the US lost Vietnam
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  33. Kickback, kickback, kickback! That and where's my opium!
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  34. Guess what else is in short supply.
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  35.  @yuliasyoga4768  a peace treaty has not been signed between Russia / USSR and Japan.. a truce / cessation of hostilities was only signed in 1956. The 4 Kuril Islands claimed by Japan were never given to USSR, but were occupied by the USSR. You'll notice there were no USSR Representatives during the surrender ceremony on the deck of the Missouri battleship in Tokyo Bay. There were negotiations in 2018, but really just theater. Neither side was willing to yield.
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  36. UK Bojo = Israel Benjamin Netanyahu, longest reigning caretaker PM. That's my bet.
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  37. Even during the Second Opium war the Americans had to pull the British Arse from the fire they tripped and landed in (Tattersall: Blood is thicker than water). Why can't the British remember their own history?
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  38.  @valley-gorge  I think this guy means he wants to steal Tibet for free, good luck with that. He's probably a capitalist salary slave, and can't even see his own bonds.
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  39. and political opportunism, Merkel will have that money spent in a way that benefits her court of friends. Her retirement is already rich and it just got richer.
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  40. Perhaps they strike on Washington DC as well as the headquarters of Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos who owned the American government
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  41. Door is propping up the dog.
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  42. Running out of weapons for Kolomoskyy to have re-exported to sell on black market.
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  43.  @fizban5959  if you think corruption is only about money then you need to look in the dictionary. It's also about personal benefit. Getting prizes and fame and gathering favours from other powerful people who owe you. If you think she's reached in her own wallet to buy anything in the last 10 years you are nuts.
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  44. Along with all those shoulder-held ground-to-air missiles
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  45. You are so thick you must be an American. Or Australian.
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  46. Could Russia be the interfering power? Who is on the NED payroll? The old ruler may have gotten cold feet on USA support, while the new man may have thrown in with the international bankers.
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  47. So, how is China going to keep its trade routes open if they are blocked by the u.s. Navy? They don't have to block them right off the coast of China.
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  48. MIC makes money from unsuccessful diplomacy.
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  49. 3:00 Blinken chopsJoe Biden off at the knees, that Joe's position that Ukraine isn't going to join is null, that NATO warhawks can over ride POTUS.
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  50. But... but.... but where is the money for US MIC-IMATT with no war?
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