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

  1. If ever you needed proof that Russia is a shitshow.
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  2. 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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  3. ​ @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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  4.  @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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  5. 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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  6. 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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  7. ​ @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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  8. 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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  9. ​ @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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  10. 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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  11. 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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  12. ​ @Andy-sf6eu She was talking about obituaries in Russia. You Russian can't help yourselves. You are habitual liars.
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  13. 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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  14.  @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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  15. 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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  16. And other resources.
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  17. 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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  18. 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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  19.  @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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  20. The US is never going to aid a country that has hundreds of nuclear weapons pointed at them.
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  21.  @andrew8168  But won't.
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  22. ​ @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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  23.  @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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  24. Awesome video. Keep up the good work.
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  25. Russia is again wasting limited resources on attacking non-military targets. That's a surefire way to lose the war.
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  26. 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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  27. Zelensky will be around a lot longer than Putin, that's for sure.
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  28. 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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  29.  @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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  30. 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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