Comments by "R136a1" (@HR_8035_YEA) on "Jake Broe" channel.

  1. And without having to fire a shot.
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  2. You're right about Elon Musk. You ripped him apart. Great job Jake.
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  3. Good to see Trump post something sensible. Strength is the only thing Putin understands. Let's hope it works. Slava Ukraini.
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  4. ​ @guardsman2018 They prefer Russian war crimes and imperialism? Why?
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  5.  @heyheyyoyo3583  Unfortunately it's not just loony leftists. We now have a section of the Republicans on the loony right that also embraces Russian style fascism.
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  6. Mexico is the US largest trading partner. Their relationship is only going to get stronger.
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  7. ​ @allymac18 Europe can buy it from the US and donate it to Ukraine. It just takes political will and money.
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  8. ​ @JakeBroe Let's hope so. I think at least 2-3 more need to be sunk to get the message across. Perhaps at least one of them could be Iranian.
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  9.  @dmitryk2058  I agree. But there must still be some things that may restrain him such as whatever value he places on his life and that of his family. His Generals may not be so willing to die in a nuclear exchange. Presumably, after working systematically to extract hundreds of billions of dollars from the Russian economy over a 25 year period, one would think he would like to enjoy those riches or at least pass them on to his family. Surely Putin must have a strong will to survive and benefit from his riches. Why else has he worked so hard for all these years?
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  10.  @andrew8168  Do you realise it's possible to tackle both problems at the same time? In fact, literally thousands of problems are being dealt with every single day.
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  11. Stay safe. Russia must be made to pay for all their crimes.
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  12. And from a numbskull who bankrupted a casino. The audacity!
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  13. Excellent comment.
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  14. Some of the European countries need to do a lot more. France's paltry $690 million is an absolute disgrace. The result is that Wagner/Russia is kicking the French out West Africa. Macron is pathetic.
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  15.  @gordonlinton3555  Yes, USSR had around 25% of global GDP, while Russia has less than 2%. USSR oil and gas production volumes were as much as Russia today. The West is far larger as many of the former USSR, Russian colonies are now in the EU and are a part of NATO. If the USSR could not survive, how will a much weaker Russia?
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  16.  @ЕкатеринаРакова-ч5х  Tell me about Russian military aggression and colonialism. Tell me about Chinese colonialism and oppression. Does Tibet ring an bells? Do the Uighers have freedom or do they face genocide. If you want to criticise the West for past history, have a good look at your own and the nations you support. You are brazenly supporting the war crimes and genocide that Russia is committing in Ukraine right now. So how can you claim to have any morality? In your country you are not even free to say what you like without facing jail. In Russia just saying there is a war going on will get you up to 15 years in jail. If the West is so bad and so evil, why do almost all migrants want to move to the West? Why are they not clamouring to get into China or Russia or India? Because those countries are shit holes and even the people living there want to get out and live in the West. Why do the leaders and anyone wealthy enough to afford it from China, Russia and India buy homes in the West? Why do they send their children to get educated in the West? Why do their children want to remain living in the West rather than their home country? Why do they keep their money and wealth in the West? If life is so good in your third world shit hole countries, why don't you stay there? China and India are just cheap labour for the West. We can outsource those jobs to any other country we want and that is already happening. Stop and think. Why have China and India become wealthier and improved their standard of living over the past 20 years? Because the West created a world order that enabled that to happen and invested and partnered with you. Same for Russia up to 2014. Because of Europe partnering with Russia by investing and buying energy, Russia became richer. Now you want to shoot the very countries that helped you develop and grow. The world order has indeed been broken but not in the way you third-worlders think. It's not a multi-polar world. The new world order is one in which the rich Western countries no longer trust you or want to do business with you. You have alienated your customers. Without buyers in rich countries all your economies and your people will become much poorer. Westerners know that you hate them now. They have started to make the changes required to ditch China, India and Russia and only deal with friendly countries. That process will take years but it is happening.
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  17. ​ @JakeBroe Anders is always on the ball.
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  18. A faster transition to green energy and thorium nuclear would make Russia irrelevant. Plus it would be great for the environment.
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  19. Thanks to both of you for your support for Ukraine.
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  20. The bill calls for "a strategy to hasten Ukrainian victory against Russia's invasion forces." This is the first the I've seen or heard the word victory being used. Great news! Slava Ukraini.
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  21.  @vanhuvanhuvese2738  Believe what you like But I maintain that if the USSR could not survive a cold war with the West, neither will Russia be able to. Functioning like North Korea may not work in a country with the size and population of Russia and the culture is different too. Putin and his cronies will not be able to hold on to power as the standard of living declines.
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  22.  @ramonandrajo6348  History can tell us a lot. The last time a stand off between the West and Russia happened during the cold war. Even though the Soviet Union was almost as powerful as the West, it collapsed under the pressure. What we can learn from that is that the same thing will happen to Russia eventually. That is obvious because Russia is no where near as strong today as the Soviet Union was. And the West is considerably stronger. Result: inevitable Russian collapse. You may disagree but to those who have lived through it once can see the writing on the wall. It's goodbye Russia and for many of the same reasons that the USSR collapsed. It seems to often start with a disastrous invasion of another country.
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  23. Talk is cheap. Let's see if Johnson follows through.
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  24.  @oldworldpatriot8920  That's true. But at least he's making the right noises. Let's hope he influences Trump.
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  25.  @dplocksmith91  I agree 100%.
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  26. Yes. The Soviet Union also had an economy of approx. 25%-30% of global GDP. Russia's share is around 1.5%. Putin's miscalculation is going to destroy Russia. It's only a matter of time.
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  27.  @mowabb  They would be speaking German if not for the help of the US.
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  28. ​ @davemarten280 Sounds like you need a clearance from your mental health professional.
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  29.  @MilanZimmermann  Seems Rogan may have been punched in the ring a few too many times.
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  30. I can recommend ATP Geopolitics and Andrew Perpetua. Both channels are excellent.
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  31. Yes. The Soviet Union also had an economy of approx. 25%-30% of global GDP. Russia's share is around 1.5%. Putin's miscalculation is going to destroy Russia. It's only a matter of time.
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  32.  @gordonlinton3555  So did the USSR and look at what happened to that entity. Half of it is now a part of the EU and NATO, despite the USSR being vastly stronger compared to present day Russia.
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  33.  @ЕкатеринаРакова-ч5х  Add Poland, Czech, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria. Plus the former Central Asian republics are no longer under Russian rule. And of course Ukraine is not there to help Russia like in the past So Russia in indeed far weaker than the USSR. Russian annual GDP is less than 2% of global GDP. The USSR's was more than 20%. There's only one possible outcome here and that is Russia collapsing under the pressure.
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  34.  @ЕкатеринаРакова-ч5х  The Central Asian republics may support Russia politically but they are not part of Russia like they were a part of the Soviet Union. That means Russia cannot use their resources, military, economic or otherwise to try to change the global order The Soviet Union had lots of allies. Way more than Russia has. That did not save them. Russia is screwed in the long run.
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  35.  @ЕкатеринаРакова-ч5х  That's called globalisation. The US outsourced. It did not forget how to manufacture and it can outsource to any other country it chooses. If Apple decide to manufacture an iPhone in Mexico rather than China, who do you think loses? Apple profits continue. Shareholders in the US still get their dividends and the US government still collects taxes. Mexico gets richer. China gets poorer. The US has the option to reshore or find other outsource countries. And you can bet it will be friendly countries. Just another thought, the strange thing is that the main beneficiaries of globalisation have been China and India and they now want to destroy that world order Ok. Do it. The West will get richer because many of those manufacturing jobs will return. China and India will become poorer. Who in their right mind makes an enemy out of their biggest customers, the US and EU? This applies to China, India and Russia. The level of stupid beggars belief.
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  36. Lira is a traitor to the US and also to his adopted country Ukraine. He's also a narcissist and a hypocrite. Imagine aiding the Russian invasion of Ukraine and all of their war crimes. He could have avoided this by leaving Ukraine and going to live in Russia.
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  37. ​ @BTinSF I have not heard anyone suggest the US has not done it's part. The US has been at the forefront of helping Ukraine and everyone who supports Ukraine is grateful for that help.
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  38. Born of a jackal
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  39. ​ @Narodov1 The US can't be a negotiator because it's a NATO member and has a security agreement with Ukraine. Appeasement leads to the aggressor becoming more aggressive. Have you learnt nothing from WW2? Russia has made it clear it wants all the former USSR Republics back under their control.
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  40. Deutsche Welle is reporting that Mike Johnson is saying a vote on the Ukraine aid bill is going to be put to a vote today.
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  41. Kadyrov should never have accepted Putin's Early Grave infused with polonium tea.
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  42.  @Vazzini42  It is not misleading in the context that Russia with its current population wants to fight the whole of the Western world, not just the US.
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  43. So Russia is arguing that it is not the successor state to the USSR at the UN and in the Security Council? It must be not be allowed to sit in place of the USSR.
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  44. So go on a peace miss it on to Moscow and convince Putin to stop.
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  45. I can't see how Russia can survive the sanctions in the long run. The USSR was far more powerful economically and militarily and still could not survive. The Russian Federation is doomed to collapse and disintegration in the next few years. The Chinese must be planning how to exploit that collapse to their maximum advantage.
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  46. Russians appear to suffer from some form of mental retardation. The only solution to the war is to give Ukraine every weapon they need to defeat Russia. The sooner we do that, the sooner the war will end.
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  47. Yes ofcourse. Why not?
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  48. Happy Independence day to Ukraine. Keep up the goid work Jake. You're a Ukrainian hero too.
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  49. The Wests timidity is emboldening Russia further. The lack of action over the Belarusian helicopters will lead to Belarus/Russia doing something even more provocative. NATO leaders need to grow some balls and be prepared to shoot when provoked.
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  50. ​​ @Jeremy_M_  Spot on. Most people are not aware that Putin did his master's thesis on energy and mineral resources. I'm sure there were many other reasons, but I believe none of those were more important than what you've written.
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  51. Trump is the Neville Chamberlain of our time. His spinelessness has set the stage for further Russian aggression. Europe needs to start preparing the for the next Russian invasion now. The US can never be trusted as a security or economic ally ever again.
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  52.  @americasfavoritebrazilian2399  China is staying out of it.
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  53. Putin really is mentally ill. Imagine saying he supports nations choosing their own path, while invading Ukraine to prevent them from joining NATO. And, Russian weapons are decades ahead of their rivals? He lives in a fantasy world. Someone in Russia needs to step up and terminate him before this turns much worse.
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  54. The look on TC's face when Putin answers about the dollar and inflation in the US. It was the moment he realised Putin is an idiot.
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  55. We need to rebut this argument that the US can't afford to support Ukraine. Probably 50% or more of Russian military power has been destroyed in 18 months for just 3-5% of the annual US military budget. If Russia is defeated by Ukraine, the US will be in a position to save possibly $100-$200 billion a year in future on defence spending. But if Russia succeeds in Ukraine the US and their allies will have to substantially increase their military budgets. Worse still, a Russian victory would likely embolden China to invade Taiwan. What will the cost of that be? A US intervention will cost in the trillions of dollars. The small investment in Ukraine is the best money the US has ever spent on defence. Do Republicans who are against helping Ukraine understand the concept of false economy? They're not saving money. In the long run it's going to cost many times more. And I'm not even getting into the moral reasons that Ukraine deserves support.
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  56. Make Orban Go Away
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  57. That deal is not very clear. As Ukraine has a capitalist economy, they would receive royalty payments from mining companies. In other countries that can be as little as 1-2% of the total revenue from a mine or oil field or gas field. It would take an eternity for that to add up to $500 billion.
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  58.  @rawnukles  Stop with the lies. No-one is buying your propaganda. This war was started by Russia. Igor Gurkin admits that he and other FSB operatives started the war. You can easily find videos on YouTube in which he freely admits it. The local Russian population did not want to do it themselves. Ukraine has the right to self defence against Russian invasion and war crimes. If not for Putler being a war criminal, none of what you described ever would have happened. Russia started the war. Own it. As a Russian supporter, you are also partly responsible for the war crimes being committed in Ukraine, including that girls death. Take responsibility Russian troll.
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  59. ​ @user-ty2uz4gb7v He's a mercenary. Now does it make sense to you?
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  60.  @RacerRookie  He's the leader of a mercenary group. All he wants is more money.
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  61. The opportunity for the US to patch up the relationship with China is at its peak now. I'm sure there must be discussions going on in the background about how it could be done. Let's remember that it was the danger posed by the USSR that brought the US- China relationship closer in the seventies. I wonder if history is about to rhyme again. It would be a nice slap in the face to India as well. Let them hitch themselves to the Russian sinking ship.
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  62. ​ @RockStock6 Putin and members of his government have stated many times that they want all the former USSR Republics back under their control. Is that something, something for you? Appeasing an aggressor always encourages them to attack more. Your support of Russian war crimes is disgraceful.
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  63.  @АнтонЕремин-ш4у  Those countries you mention are or were all run by dictators and war criminals. Are they the only types of government you support?
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  64. Someone needs to ask lone skum what he finds amusing about russian war crimes such as those at Bucha. What's so funny about their torture chambers and targeting civilians with missiles? How would he feel if his children were in the firing line? What a douchebag.
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  65. If the US can't show that it's a reliable security partner smaller countries with the technical capability to make nuclear weapons will do so to ensure they can defend themselves from Russia. It's their only hope.
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  66.  @David-gh6vp  The discussion is about the Soviet Union and Russia. China may get into a position where they can seriously challenge the West. But Russia is never going to have a realistic chance of doing so. They are doomed to failure in Ukraine and beyond.
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  67. Ukraine should just use the Western weapons as they see fit. That would force the US to given in or withdraw weapons from Ukraine. They would never have the guts to do that. It would be a political nightmare for Biden. Plus it's against US and NATO's self interest to stop supporting Ukraine. Just do it Zelensky. The US will have to accept it.
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  68. ​ @abysswalker1042 Unfortunately, I can't agree. I think Trump is a symptom. America has changed but it's electoral system has not evolved. The system seems incapable of resolving conflicts in society with give and take negotiations. The winning side just lords it over the other one. The best outcome now is for the US to split up into smaller countries in which the populace have shared values. Until then, I believe things will get worse as political reform seems impossible. Imagine how bad the next Republican after Trump will be. Vance gave you a glimpse into the future. It's total war in US politics. The billionaires will continue to fund both parties until everyone is a slave and begging for food. The break up can not come soon enough.
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  69.  @ЕкатеринаРакова-ч5х  Sanctions take time. That will all change as spare parts for critical machinery become unavailable. This will reduce all Russian outputs. It took 40 years for the USSR to collapse. Russia is far weaker. I think you have about 5 to 10 years at best. Enjoy the gradual decline into the abyss. I know I will.
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  70.  @gordonlinton3555  That comment marks you as a mental midget. You know absolutely nothing. But it doesn't matter what you think. Russia is slowly but steadily going to be ground into the dirt until it collapses. I'm going to enjoy watching the collapse. Have fun genius.
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  71.  @vanhuvanhuvese2738  Iran is not pretending to be a global superpower that is trying to change the global order. Russia will slowly decline until it collapses, just like the USSR. There is no other possible outcome. History will simply repeat. Why India wants to hitch itself to a sinking ship, I don't know.
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  72.  @ЕкатеринаРакова-ч5х  I'm not sure what your comment really means. But Russia is certainty the enemy of civilization in it's present form. Just stop the war in Ukraine and get rid of the psychopaths that run your country and you will be seen in a different light.
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  73.  @ramonandrajo6348  If you dispute that buddy, you can point out on the map where the Soviet Union is located. On my map it doesn't exist. Remember a guy called Ronald Reagan and the Stars Wars program? Trying to keep up bankrupted that former communist evil empire. If I'm wrong, you can always explain the real reason it collapsed. If I recall correctly, it all started with a disastrous invasion of another country. Sound familiar?
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  74. That is a first rate comment. It is the inevitable outcome of where this war is heading. It may be the single biggest strategic blunder in the history of the multiverse.
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  75. The dysfunction in US politics is due to a section of the Republican party being infiltrated by their main enemy: Russia. Trump openly called for Russisn help in 2016 and received it. While you allow foreign interference in your elections without any consequences it will only get worse. I think Russian interference in US elections is an act war. A response of some sort seems necessary. The crazy will only stop with the defeat of Russia.
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  76. The clearest lesson of this war is that smaller countries cannot rely on any undertakings made by bigger countries. Russia, the US, UK, China, India, Germany etc can never be relied upon. The solution is for smaller countries to team up and develop nuclear weapons. Only that can save them now and in the future. If Ukraine had kept it nukes rather than believe Russian, American and British lies, they would not be in this situation now.
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  77. ​ @Tsaralex1890 Rather than proving your point, all you have done is proven your lack of intelligence. Correlation does not prove causation.
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  78. ​ @Tsaralex1890 Since when does correlation prove causation? Once again IQ45 supporters demonstrate their inability to think rationally.
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  79. Great news. I wonder how long it will take for Taiwan to mass produce these drones. They could sure use a few thousand of them as well.
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  80. ​ @irdorath356 To do the most damage to Russia would be to comprehensively defeat it. If that was the West's goal, they would give Ukraine everything they need to get the job done. Stop trying to muddy the waters by making it sound like the West is at fault somehow. Russia started this war and is continuing to commit tens of thousands of war crimes. They are wholly responsible for the murder of innocent civilians which they are deliberately targeting. Have you got a bad word to say about Russia? Or are you cheering them on as they commit their atrocities?
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  81. ​ @dfloper You're a liar and everyone knows it. Reported.
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  82.  @swadeisno1  There must be very few people on the planet that feel different. We all just want the horror to stop.
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  83. Putin didn't show MTG his plans for invading Ukraine and all the other states he has invaded, yet those invasions still happened. She has the reasoning skills of a goldfish.
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  84. Add terrorism to that bill and it's a winner.
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  85. Why would the US want to assassinate Putin? His leadership is leading Russia into the abyss. I'm starting to wonder if he's an American asset.
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  86. Surveillance media has allowed Russian disinformation to take hold of the MAGA morons. It's going to destroy democracy if it's not regulated. Perhaps anonymity needs to be removed from all platforms so that only real people can participate? The current situation gives America's enemies a free hand at destroying it from within.
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  87. It's not only France that Russia is at war with. They've been waging hybrid warfare against the US and the rest of Europe for many years. How the US can put up with election interference by Russia is beyond me. That alone is grounds for war to prevent it from ever happening again.
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  88. ​ @keys1420 You were funding the war in Afghanistan. Putin was still preparing for the invasion of Ukraine. Your belief that Trump is a peacemaker is delusional. It has no basis in reality.
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  89. ​ @AZ-kr6ff Try harder vatnik. All your lies and support of Russian terrorism have been reported.
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  90. If Ukraine had the long range missiles to take out even half of Russia's oil refineries this war would be over in no time. Lets give them the missiles and let them use them inside Russia. 50 missiles will get the job done.
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  91. With 100000 North Koreans joining Russia just imagine how impressive their military parades are going to be!
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  92. This partnership is going to end up like the one between Stalin and Hitler.
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  93.  @teosandev6116  It's a tragedy that the US government is led by an FSB agent.
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  94. That correlation goes way back to Soviet Union times. The invasion of Afghanistan being one example.
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  95. Russia is already using North Korean and Iranian weapons inside Ukraine. China knows that if it provides weapons that the US and Europe will sanction the hell out of them. And their economy is much more exposed to sanctions than Russias.
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  96. ​ @donaldkasper8346 Specifically, what aid has been given to Ukraine via the EU and passed off as EU aid rather than US aid? If you can't provide evidence, let's call your post BS.
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  97.  @donaldmackerer9032  You have completely misunderstood my post. I abhor MAGA. I know exactly how things have occurred during the war as I follow it closely. There is a claim being made that the US is giving weapons but the Europeans are claiming credit. That is BS. Everyone knows that the weapons transfers are happening in two ways. One is as you described and the other is European nations giving weapons that are not being replaced by the US. My point is that the US has received credit for its considerable assistance to Ukraine. The nature of the weapons transfers is not a secret. It's open and everyone knows the US has provided enormous assistance.
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  98.  @donaldkasper8346  The US got credit for shipping those arms. No-one is denying US assistance as you suggested.
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  99. ​ @Mossbeehave No brains either.
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  100. Exactly.
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  101. If ever you needed proof that Russia is a shitshow.
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  102. I think Ukraine will try to repeat what they did in Kherson and Kharkiv. Exactly the same game plan. First strike down from Zaporozhye to the coast. Cut off the Russian land bridge. Then get to the borders of Crimea. Then, hope Russia is stupid enough to repeat what they did in Kherson. That is, send in lots of reinforcements into Crimea via the Kerch Bridge. If Russia falls for it, which is likely given how valuable Crimea is to them, then destroy the Kerch Bridge with a large chunk of the Russian army trapped in Crimea and unavailable to defend other parts of occupied Ukraine. Once that's done, Ukraine can pick and choose the weakest part of the Russian defence to attack and liberate those areas first. Leaving Crimea until the very last while softening it up all the while.
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  103. ​ @donald2665  That is close to the stupidest comment I have seen. Russia has been waging hybrid warfare against the US for at least the past 10 years. Did you see Putin's comments defending Hitler and Nazi Germany. He is indeed the new Hitler. Why do the people of Ukraine not get to decide who they want to align with? Since when did you and the other MAGA Putin apologists get to decide they can't be a part of NATO and the EU? If Russia is so awesome, why don't you just go to Russia already?
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  104.  @mzarkovic90  The West doesn't need to invade Russia to destroy it. We already know how to do it because we already destroyed the Soviet Union. Just keep giving weapons to Ukraine. Keep tightening the sanctions. Once Europe has sourced new energy supplies (in a few months), apply secondary sanctions to anyone who tries to help Russia. China is terrified of this and India can't afford it either. Then wait. Before long the Russian Federation will cease to exist.
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  105. How can the speaker of the house have more power than the government and the entire Congress? He's the ruler of the house if he alone gets to decide which bills get debated and voted on.
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  106. It's important now for Ukraine to make some more territorial gains like in Kharkiv. If they can do so it will have a devastating effect on the 300k reservists that have been called up by Russia. Imagine being called away from your normal life knowing you are being sent to a war zone where your side is getting slaughtered. The morale of these troops will be rock bottom. They will be fully aware that they are being sent to front lines that are collapsing. If Ukraine can gain more ground and destroy railway and other bridges, Russia will be forced to re-invade all over again. With worse equipment and low morale troops it will be a catastrophe for the Russian invaders. So let's give Ukraine everything we can, NOW!
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  107. ​ @Shadow-1949 Good idea. They could also secure Ukraine's borders with Belarus to help prevent an expansion of the war. That would free up Ukrainian resources.
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  108. Ukraine could always renege on any deal on the basis that it was signed under extreme duress and therefore not binding. Russia reneges on agreements all the time and Trump is famous for it as well. So why would Ukraine need to stick to a deal? The next US Administration would readily tear up such an amoral agreement.
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  109. ​ @onerimeuse  It's the best type of victory. Ukraine preserved their troops and equipment and captured lots of Russian goodies. I keep having to repeat this: Russians and their supporters are just plain stupid.
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  110. When Russia disintegrates the smaller states will most likely get absorbed by China and Kazakhstan and Turkey. Holding one or two nukes as an insurance policy against Moscow might not be such a bad thing for the few that are not absorbed.
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  111. Have so many American supporters of Russia forgotten that the Russians have hundreds of nuclear weapons pointed at them? Those weapons have targeted the US for decades and numerous members of the current Russian government have threatened to nuke the US. The level of stupid among MAGA and the uninformed is staggering.
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  112. ​ @Andy-sf6eu She was talking about obituaries in Russia. You Russian can't help yourselves. You are habitual liars.
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  113. I believe the Russian kia is higher due to their callous disregard for human life. I think many of their wounded may have converted to kia due to being left to die or poor medical care. The Russians may buck historical trends and have a 1:1 ratio. We will probably never know the truth.
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  114.  @milan51259  Russia cannot be negotiated with. They do not stick to their agreements. Now that we know how deeply entrenched Russo-Nazism is we are effectively dealing with Hitler and Nazi Germany. There is only one way to end this and that is to defeat Russia on the battlefield. That is exactly what is going to happen. Even if it means we have to give Ukraine $500 billion of weapons and it takes 5 years. But Russia will be defeated. You Serbs need to get used to living being surrounded by NATO. Russia cannot help you. Give up your delusions.
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  115. If the US and their allies withdrew from the UN, many vital programs would shut down. This would make the global south come to terms with the fact that most of the funding for UN programs comes from the US and allies. They will soon discover that Russia and their few friends have little to offer by comparison.
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  116. And other resources.
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  117. So once oil drops to $75, with the 20% scumbag discount, Russia is only getting $60 per barrel. Transport costs have most probably risen, so they may be under water even at $75.
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  118. For a guy who migrated to Ukraine and said he was done with the US, he sure turned his back on Ukraine fast. I wonder where the traitor is hiding out now?
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  119.  @polentusmax6100  You need to improve your comprehension skills. Nowhere was it stated that it would solve the current problem. It's clear that this new cold war with Russia is going to go on until Russia collapses. It will take many years. But we can solve the current problems and work on long term solutions at the same time.
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  120. The US is never going to aid a country that has hundreds of nuclear weapons pointed at them.
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  121.  @andrew8168  But won't.
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  122. ​ @misterx-gy3fg  How will overturning the Constitution and rule of law help you? How will political revenge and assassinations help you? Trump is a revolutionary and revolutions tend to have counter-revolutions. Be careful what you wish for.
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  123.  @unarmeduim2150  No-one is 😭 Ng about Trump. They're just pointing out he's a convicted felon who has gone bankrupt 6 times and been adjudacated by a court to be a sex offender. These are the facts. No need to be such a snowflake about them.
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  124. Awesome video. Keep up the good work.
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  125. Russia is again wasting limited resources on attacking non-military targets. That's a surefire way to lose the war.
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  126. If the nuclear power plant is blown up, aside from Ukraine, won't the next most affected country be Turkey? All the radioactive water has to flow through the Bosphorus right through the middle of Istanbul. Perhaps Erdogan needs to have a few words with Putin. I can see Article 5 being triggered over this.
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  127. Zelensky will be around a lot longer than Putin, that's for sure.
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  128. Add in the DPR, LPR, Wagner and other PMC's and their KIA is at least as high as the Ukrainian numbers suggest.
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  129.  @enricogattone432  There was another number I saw based on compensation payments for KIA and WIA but I can't remember where I saw it. It was recent and the numbers, from memory, were about 379k KIA and about 510K WIA. Close to 900k in total.
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  130. Isn't there a flood or other natural disaster happening in Perm Krai right now? Those soldiers are begging for a ruble as their families suffer. They should turn their guns on their commanders.
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