You are only talking about the worst incidents on aeroflot. I am not in any way for russia, but I flew Aeroflot multiple times and everything was fine. With the same idea you could cover any large american airline like United because 9/11 happened. Yes, earlier the airline crashed a lot because their aircraft were bad. But now, there have been only a few major incidents since the fall of the soviet union, the number beeing comparable to many other airlines around the world. Aeroflot after the invasion is another thing, they are lacking many parts and are really unsave. But before that, they weren't much unsafer than any other airline

The timing is perfect. Ukraine frontlines are crumbling, so you hyper up the Cope Train and release this little word vomit salad 🤡🤡🤡

STOP STARVING ME FOR MY SWEET SWEET UKRAINIAN FEMBOY NESTOR MAKHNO

9:11 - Not only were they claiming they were in Denmark, they were claiming they were on NATO territory. How is that better?

The thing is that the US and NATO don't bother it!🤔

Ridley Scott is a British nationalist and he hates Napoleon. The film was nothing more than a character assassination - one of the most meretricious pieces of cinematic junk ever created. Also, ANY reasonable biopic of Napoleon should last around 6 hours - as a minimum.

Russians and nuclear energy dosent bond together very well do they?

I live near the flour mill that was built using the timbers from the ship wickham hampshire named after the ship

The US Navy is so great that it has DUMPED 43,000 BARRELS OF NUCLEAR WASTE OFF OF THE CALIFORNIA COAST!

Ukrainian History Part V - when?

Bruh, why are you calling bourbon and American whiskey as a whole "fake"? It was a tradition inherited from Scotland and Ulster Scots immigrants. They just use corn in bourbon instead of malted barely. I like A1 steak sauce. Also, lol about the British leaving Israel. They're like the Americans who wanted to leave Britain so they could take the land of the locals more than the British would allow. Plus, the HMS Royal Sovereign didn't have a sufficiently large base to maintain the battleship as they didn't have access to the Leningrad bases and dry docks.

My observations at 4:44: 1. He's portrayed as very young and vulnerable. 2. He's very definitely of the common people. "Agricola" is Latin for "Farmer". 3. Despite his young age and common origins, he's commandant of a battalion (at least, if I'm translating the bit at the top right.) Liberté, égalité, fraternité, and all that. 4. The typography is distinctly French, with the scripted Roman font. 5. The picture has a distinctive "pixelated" (to use an anachronistic term) look. I'd say it was done using rotogravure, but that wouldn't be invented for almost a century. Combined with the number of colors involved, this would have been an absolute pain to do using letterpress. There's almost certainly some important reason for this stylistic choice; but what it is escapes me. 6. There is some sort of royal stamp on the paper, which appears to have already been present when the poster was printed. Like with my previous observation, this is probably significant, but I have no idea what that significance is. Your thoughts?

Don’t touch the boats. 😂

How did they bend a control rod? Let me tell you the tale of the unknown Marine. They were placed in a sealed room, with a cube of tungsten steel. Nearly indestructible. The young Marine is told "under no circumstances are you to touch the cube". You leave and come back 1hr later. The Marine is looking VERY guilty and th Cube is broken. But the Marine has zero clue how it go that way.

A modern navy requires - An incredibly well trained Enlisted pool. - An incredibly well trained NCO pool. - An incredibly well trained officer pool. - Meticulously maintained equipment - Procedures that are drill so deep into crews that they can do them in their sleep. These things require - Money - Commitment - Follow through. Russia is incapable of doing ANY OF THESE THINGS.

I never seen that clip at the end the taking down and putting up the new russian flag.

One of the coolest books I ever read was a sub dude talking about tapping undersea cables and getting stuck on the bottom for what was it 3 days in the mud at the bottom. Oh wait they had him in the diving trunk ready to dive out and take photo's of a new russian submarine when they hit said russian submarine.

To think they taking like 15 years etc to refit/upgrade their ships. I'm pretty sure we could reactivate some of the iowa class in like 6 months to 2 years.

One of the things that pisses me off is that they didn't even sink their decommisioned subs in deep water they got like dozens of nuclear submarines rotting in like their moorings etc.

Russia I don't think has ever truly understood war, historically, many, though not all, victories were just them hiding or defending, using scorched-earth tactics, then using numbers and a large-scale counter attack, because they're well aware they could field more men than most of their neighbors for much of their history, and they're also well aware that the cold can kill just about anything if you wait long enough.

If there's any doubt as to the farce that is Russia's navy, know that it is the navy that loses capital ships to a country that doesn't have a navy.

Why was the enlightenment a mistake? Thats what I wanna hear about

Your use maps of the extent of the roman empire is very inconsistent, mate!

Its actually still happening now.

I sus elaborate Pirate activity.

7:08 "Do you see torpedo boats?"

So murder Wales is what you're saying? Gotcha. BRB, just need to resurrect my home boy Edward I

There's nothing special about the fact that Russian navy sucks, because everything in Russia sucks except for beautiful women. But most of them are brainwashed anyway

If you made a movie about the first 12 minuets no one would believe its based on real events because no one is that stupid haha

For the algorythm

Well, you explained why I heard this story before, but as "the Romans" Ty (:

The more I learn about the Russian/Soviet/Russian military capabilities, the more I realize how much our CIA, NSA, DIA, and military intelligence lied to us to keep their military-ndustrial cabal rolling in our tax dollars.

WARNING: SOVIET CHICKEN JUMPSCARE MY EARSSSSSSS AAAAAAAAA

The Internet Today guys would probably love hearing about this because they have been rooting for the orcas destroying yaghts around the cape of spain. (in jest ofcourse)

LazerWhale confirmed. "See these galleies, they are sh1t! Here, let me show you!" (Proceeds to break things & unalive people)

German Liners were 2/3 of the WSL’s post world-war’s service to New York, because 2/3 of the Olympic class sank.

Good story, but downvoted for mocking the Enlightenment. I quite enjoy having rights and not being lorded over by a pack of inbred freaks. 🇺🇲

"We can use whales! WHALES!"

The only two things that separate the US and Australia are an Ocean and an accent.

Thouroughly enjoyable. I really like these shorts.

0:04 Kana hakkliha

I like this video :). Have you ever thought of doing a collaboration or crossover with Romaboo Ramblings on Byzantine naval fun? Sounds like it might be up your alley, and it would be interesting to hear if the Russians inherited some of their...naval traditions from the second Rome ;)

I enjoyed Graves' novel Count Belisarius when I first read it (even though I wondered why the general hunted a whale at one point), but its historical accuracy definitely doesn't hold up.

Now when I think of Justinian I see Wallace and Grommet with an oar and fishing rod wearing bucket hats. Which is better than plague riddled corpses or illustrated murder whale bits.

If a whale sinks your "ship",then maybe,just maybe,you need a better ship designer.