How does PUTIN prepare RUSSIANS for WAR? - VisualPolitik EN

[@Ashadow700]

"How does PUTIN prepare RUSSIANS for WAR?" Well.... judging from their performance in Ukraine, the answer is: poorly

[@spencerhowell9094]

Very poorly , the year is not 1914 . Putin has basically knackered the entire country .

[@michaellane5575]

Has Putin sent pawns into Ukraine ?

[@TuckerLT]

@@insomniacresurrected1000 well Russo nazzi, they still standing and fighting, against "no alteratives to Russian army" in the world, by Russo propaganda.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

@@TuckerLT Still standing does not mean winning. They are hiding behind civilians like little girls. That prolongs the operation. But you see, they will be dealt with.

[@aramhi1644]

They are building dachas for really patriotic officials who have sent their kids to western education and vacate in western countries with the money they got from monopoly industries and clean money with highly paid workers haven't protested single time, because they haven't been silenced and killed at all

[@CrazyBenlols13]

Russia is afraid of a world war, so they decide to start a world war. Genius !

[@ernie4125]

They just can't help themselves to invade and leave a degenerate little "brother" state.

[@tomlxyz]

Where did you hear that

[@---------c5741]

Russia afraid of a WW? lol they have countries like China for back up. Also dont be an imbecile USA and NATO arent innocent when it comes to war. They have started wars in the middle east after the 9/11 attack.

[@---------c5741]

Dont you think what they did there is similar to what russia is doing?

[@templecreations2351]

@@---------c5741 you’re blissfully delusional if you think china is going to sacrifice the prosperity and stability of their nation for putlers infantile, cold war mentality ambitions. russia would be on its own, especially if US throws all the right bones at china prior to any actual conflict. then russia would be on its own and more than likely all urban centres (if which there are about 315) and oil fields would be wiped off the map via nuclear armageddon. concerning NATO and US, sure US has made huge mistakes like this before, but its funny that you pretend like you’re any better now that you’ve done the exact same mistake. whereas NATO has always been involved in just and actual military operations that didn’t last for months, didn’t bomb civilians and supported local rebels against actual tyrants. if it wasnt for russian nuclear arsenal, putin would be next. dont worry though, ive heard about futuristic anti-ballistic technology that can neutralize 99% of icbm strikes, once thats ready you better get out of the way, because putin is either being dragged to the hague or neutralised, if the elites don’t do it first anyway.

[@rejvaik00]

When militarism is strictly used as an individual means of self motivation it doesn't bother me Like if you're so militant that you get up at 5:30 a.m. everyday your bed is made your breakfast is done and then you hit the gym all before you even make it into work at 7:00 a.m. that's a very impressive means of self-motivation

[@thanksmaybe4103]

That’s impossible unless your gym sesh is trash

[@tomlxyz]

Militarism is never isolated to an individual

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

Disneyland - there is a prime example of Western devolution.

[@tomlxyz]

@@SeaJay_Oceans stuff like Disneyland has always existed

[@camerondening6683]

It’s not self motivation it’s self discipline, motivation comes and goes but discipline is what gets you up every morning to do what you need to do like go to the gym or anything else that you want to accomplish in your life

[@mikeshoults4155]

50 billion invested into the Russia military ... Which they bought luxury yachts with.. Lol you underestimate the level of corruption. Don't over hype them.

[@xtripx4273]

Yep. Thanks to them, cuz Ukraine is doing great!

[@ghostfacegrillah7891]

@@xtripx4273 With what army? Most of their best troops have been slaughtered 😂

[@rejvaik00]

You got to admit that even though the American involvement in Afghanistan was pointless the fact that 20 years of American involvement did not lead to the same number of casualties that Putin has experienced in Ukraine in a mere two weeks is a striking difference ======Edit: Do NOT go into the reply thread you have been warned it's messy in there=========

[@G0TIMAN]

Because it's different war lol. Afghanistan was mostly partisans fight and here were have full war between sides with similar technology.

[@merryn9000]

Because rich democracies don't like seeing young men dying in somewhat pointless foreign wars. Sadly Russia is neither rich, nor democratic

[@badluck5647]

They are probably trying to recruit children, because they don't have enough living soldiers to take over Ukraine.

[@sirascatur5873]

Well, lets give a credit where it's due - our(Ukranian) troops got some training and amo from NATO and America during 8 years from the start of invasion, so difference in tech and discipline is not that huge compared to Afghanistan or Chechnya.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

You don’t know the number of casualties Russia incurred. Your statistic is based on Ukrainian fabulations on Twitter.

[@valentinstoyanov304]

These are people who have a "parallel Universe" in their heads. On the other hand, the entrepreneurs and the creative Russians are leaving their homeland en masse. The population is shrinking and those who remain are usually some sort of civil (or military) servants who rely on the income of exported raw materials to get their paychecks. This is the sad reality of modern-day Russia.

[@arthas640]

Americas greatest power is their ability to poach people like that. When professionals and entrepreneurs leave their homeland they often end up in America, making america more powerful and more dynamic. Elon Musk, Nikola Tesla, and Albert Einstein moved to America, not russia, China, mexico, or Japan.

[@fixplayxp8717]

They left for countries that are in alliance with Russia, that is, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Armenia, and said that they would return when the war was over

[@Invizive]

@@fixplayxp8717 not really They hope to return, but with current laws it is a sentence to prison or poverty no matter how the war ends

[@robertdemeter5793]

The US is worse. The Da - rk history of the endless lies of christianity

[@retroadschannel2992]

@@robertdemeter5793 thats why smart people emigrates here🤣🤣🤣

[@woltews]

To be fair Great Briton , Australia, Canada , New Zealand , United states , France , India .... all have military programs for youth with uniforms where the kids get to learn first aid , physical fitness , national history , weapons handling and safety , modern technology and travel the nation .

[@Dystopikachu]

But do they have fascist theme parks?

[@woltews]

@@Dystopikachu the Russians might say we do , fascist has sort of just become a slur people use for a system they do not like ( there were once real fascists who were socialists who were also nationalists but I dont think anything comparable exists now )

[@yashvardhanojha6796]

I too joined the NCC and was there for two years before I turned 15. Our instructors were very lenient considering that we were the youngest. We learnt about .22 rifle , some of us got to fire that , we did duties like those of guards for two weeks in our camp , theory classes were very boring . Overall we had great time there. I think you all have started hating Russians to such an extent that you just want to criticise everything they do.

[@yashvardhanojha6796]

I Loved doing Marchs/ parades there.

[@jspec-vz3mc]

@@yashvardhanojha6796 I have much respect for your people. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@jimmyc3238]

5:33 In case anyone had any doubts, they are also bringing back the sickle-and-hammer emblem....because, you know, that brought so much happiness and prosperity to the Russian people.

[@PlayWaves1]

Yep saw one flying on a tank.

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

Brought so much prosperity that they distant themselves from communism as much as possible - crony corrupt capitalism. It’s odd tos we them bring back the sickle and hammer

[@chrisb9143]

War seems fun until you've been in a foxhole for 3 days with half of your friend below you and the other half in front of you

[@unclescipio3136]

Given the role played by drones, we better prepare kids for war by sitting their asses down in front of a PS and developing those necessary military skills.

[@nathanielbables8652]

Basically Imperial Japan all over again. These are the people who protest every time we put up a military base.

[@thanksmaybe4103]

The irony of your comment

[@nathanielbables8652]

@@thanksmaybe4103 ??

[@klausshuh5156]

Got to get the recruits Young but not because they're at the physically strongest point of their lives but because they're at the mentally weakest point of their lives.

[@AeneasGemini]

No, babies are the mentally weakest, as are the elderly, but I get your point. It's the same reason that modern social justice movements co-opt the young. Ultimately militaristic training at that age is inherently a good thing, it develops personal discipline and can often keep people away from trouble (as well as providing valuable skills). it's the propaganda that causes problems though

[@UnipornFrumm]

As someone who is 24 years old,its true,at age 18 i didnt know much

[@xtripx4273]

Well said bro!

[@xtripx4273]

@@AeneasGemini no to your no. They are at best age to manipulate propaganda and brainwash because at that age everything grown ups tell you you must listen and respect.

[@wifi_soldier5076]

Im not gonna lie that theme park/museum looks really cool. Once the whole war and covid is over I might go vist that and the kublinki tank musem. If its still around ofcourse.

[@robertdemeter5793]

LOL at you totally useless human war - worshiping nutcases. The US is worse. The Da - rk history of the endless lies of christianity.

[@hourbee5535]

Simple, Putin is following the 1930s fascist playbook

[@luis06211986]

I think it is a bit more complicated than just this. Fascists were not the first people to come to power this way. This is the global norm.

[@sharwama992]

Lol is that what western media told you the world is not as black and white as you would like to imagine

[@faterlandas]

@@luis06211986 however what is more funny that putin claims he actually is fighting against Nazis however he converted his country in such a nazist powerhouse that Hitler may envy him :D

[@landrit31]

@@sharwama992 Western Media and Russian media can go to hell.

[@nathanielbables8652]

True it seems to be the standard of all authoritarian institutions, Facist Germany and Italy, Imperial Japan, Soviet union, Communist China, ISIS.

[@rejvaik00]

I also can't deny I really love realism and romanticism in art and those mosaics which I understand are nothing but propaganda are also pretty damn amazing in terms of pure aesthetics

[@puraLusa]

They are a modern evidence of the usage of religion to control the masses.

[@kazeryu4834]

These types of works are always praised when we find them in ancient cites and archeological digs, but they are a bit unnerving in modern times

[@rejvaik00]

@@kazeryu4834 I understand I know that art is subjective and what I enjoy others may possibly not For instance I have never liked abstracts, and to be quite honest I have never liked many of the modern art styles as a whole especially post modernism Even artists that are often praised highly such as Pablo Picasso and his works have never appealed to me Although I did enjoy his early works when he was at the Spanish artist academy But all that said I do indeed feel like the Mona Lisa curse has been fulfilled and the bar has been lowered and we have really removed a lot of quality standards for how art is evaluated

[@kazeryu4834]

@@rejvaik00 oh sorry, I meant the art is good but it is easier to admire art from the past because the politics surrounding them is so distant. This art is good but it’s harder to appreciate because of world events

[@rejvaik00]

@@kazeryu4834 again yeah I can understand that it's like those people that admire the uniforms and other memorabilia of the third Reich for aesthetic reasons, like Ozzy Osbourne He's got a huge collection of that stuff and it's just aesthetically pleasing to him and his wife Sharon who is also jewish doesn't care because she knows he's not a 3rd Reich resurgency advocate it's hard to really admire the aesthetics because the negative history surrounding them is barely 70 years ago

[@bosoerjadi2838]

The entire time while watching this I was only thinking 'Surely this a joke, a hoax, this can't be true..'

[@reasonable-thoughts]

Russian school : you will fight enemy soldiers Russian war commanders : shoot at the running babushkas

[@Nobleheart111]

We know. Sheep following a mad dictator.

[@g0679]

@@Nobleheart111 Please… He is beginnig to feel his years.

[@LuisRomeroLopez]

9:38 "1418 days from German declaration of war to German surrender." WW 2 in Europe was like 2000 days, from September, 1939 to the May, 1945... Remind me: What where Russians doing from partition of Poland and the next like 500+ days. 🤔

[@QuentinWatt]

A “special operation” to liberate Poland. They don’t really call their wars a war. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@QuentinWatt]

The Russians took half of Poland and basically just watched Hitler and Nazis fighting the rest of the world. Stalin had a peace pact with Hitler. So they can only start counting their Great Patriotic War from the day Hitler betrayed that pact and attacked them. It’s kind of like what the rest of the world is doing now. Just watching Ukraine.

[@AndromedaKai]

After the war in Ukraine is done and the victims are truly counted, enthusiasm to join the Russian army will be diminished significantly. No amount of propaganda can replace a lost child, husband, father

[@john.harrison]

time

[@TuckerLT]

they just launch more propaganda, imagine Your Father died because NATO gave weapons to Ukraine.. easy.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

@@TuckerLT It will be true, the arming of Ukraine is what brought about the invasion.

[@unclescipio3136]

@@insomniacresurrected1000 no, that was Putin. He'd already invaded Ukraine once and had publicly stated his intention to do so again. Arming is common sense when you're dealing with a violent maniac.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

@@unclescipio3136 The Ukrainians signed the Minsk Agreements, which should have dealt with separatism in a civilized manner. Instead, Ukraine used the agreements to buy time, rearm, with the aim to retake the Donbas. Putin decided to take them out before they can do it. However, for the past few months he tried to reason with them. If you can’t reason with the West or Ukraine. Cruise missiles. I support Putin 100%.

[@sagmilling]

Good video. Yes, Russia's western flank is all enemies, but that is because of previous Russian and Soviet conquest and terrible behaviour. Russian is "surrounded by enemies" because they keep making them.

[@rizzo9748]

What kind of terrible conquest and behaviour?) Another western braindead

[@khan-cricket]

@@rizzo9748 How did Russia turned into empire ? What happened to Polands and other East Europe countries that make them so fear of Russia ? Why Russia's allies are poorest in the continent ? Both in Asia and Europe ? Funny about western media and brainwashed. What make you think you are not brainwashed by "Eastern media" ?

[@rizzo9748]

@@khan-cricket well I'm not brainwashed by Eastern media because I don't watch it. How being an Empire makes someone evil?) What kind of childish mindset is it. How many people died because of US and UK foreign policy?) Because of their terrible desire, conquest and behaviour?) Can you compare those numbers to what "Russia" did in it's history?) How many people died because of US interference, because of "protection of US interests" 10k kilometres away. Killing innocent people. Why everywhere else of your pink clouds hates US. Where people saw what US empire really is. And I'm not talking about some historical things happened 300 years before like you. This is a modern history. Why NATO and US broke all agreements and conventions ever, why they provoked Russia in Ukraine. How America's empire is better than Russian and how Russian modern foreign policy is terrible compare to US's?)

[@khan-cricket]

@@rizzo9748 How being an Empire makes someone evil ? This is childish mindset. Do you think empire is being born by handshakes and hugs ? Was Russia empire is different than British one ? Because it is more successful in assimilating people ? How do you think empire was form ? You ask the neighbor of that empire if they happy with it. How many people die by war in history ? How many people die by Russian conquest for territorial and influence ? How many people died because of wars in your country ? How is your country anyway ? How was it formed ? US, EU or not, Ukraine have the right to choose what they want. They saw Poland and they want to be like them rather than keep being like Russia client state. After all what you sad, you ever care about the country ? All you dream is that big great Russia. And that country have a brilliant move by invading its neighbor to show how much they love them, how they were one people LOL If you don't then start watching it. Watch from both sides LOL

[@rizzo9748]

@rick rolling do some research on every poiny you mentioned, there is nothing to blame Stalin of. I'm living in Uzbekistan, I know about Aral sea. It's USSR's fault, but we are talking about Stalin

[@jamesbohlman4297]

Smedley Butler, the commandant of the Marine Corps in the early 30's, wrote a book entitled, "War is a racket". This book should be sold in the cathedral bookstore.

[@VT-mw2zb]

Charles Tilly, an American sociologist, wrote that the State itself is a war making organised crime protection racket.

[@tyroberts2261]

Smedley Butler is a notorious fraud. He pushed numerous conspiracies that were easily debunked. On the other hand ‘ war is bad ‘

[@egg174]

Putin is still living in the world of 20th century realism

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

He needs to embrace transexual future.

[@cianmurgatroyd2074]

Ummm, and other nations are not?

[@marktrain9498]

More like 19th century. He’s restoring a czarist feudal system to rule over millions of serfs and peasants.

[@marktrain9498]

@@ntf5211 Absolutely. There are a lot of would-be dictators in the West, too. We need to remain ever vigilant.

[@wanderingnomad1]

It’s a shame that a country with great potential is wasting resources and talent in militarism.

[@rottenproten142]

As a russian teenager, I find this video so accurate. Great work 💪

[@adamwnt]

And you should be well ashamed of what your governement is doing now plus the millions of dead your country has made throughout the last three centuries and which is a direct legacy of Russia. The difference with Germany is while Germany is teaching to its pupils its massive mistakes, your country glorifies them. This has to end.

[@rottenproten142]

@@adamwnt I'm really ashamed of what russian government is doing right now. If we go back to Russian empire there were a lot of dark moments. USSR was a pure evil, Soviet union killed many people abroad. However, the amount of russians who died because of femine and repressions is much higher than the casualties during WW2. Situation with Ukraine is awful, the only thing I want to say is that not all russians support Putin's regime and we fight with it every day.

[@adamwnt]

@@rottenproten142 i am glad to hear it. I truly hope the reason and the moderate russians like you will prevail sooner than later. Cheers from Poland

[@МихаилДавыдов-ь1н]

@@rottenproten142 you're traitor )

[@ramanavell988]

@@МихаилДавыдов-ь1н You support pointless wars? if putin simply declares war at all times when would it be justified to oppose putin? since opposing putin during war time is traitorous it would be never?

[@NoName-sb9tp]

He probably did not do such a great job on that front.

[@Darrow96]

Lol they have those kids playing War Thunder

[@kyonkochan]

2:30 I know this probably just a training thing so these tanks are for exercises but bruh, cannot stop laughing at the juxtaposition of talking about "modernising russian vehicles" and showing a tank the Russians developed in WWII is just hilarious.

[@peeweedinosuar3281]

What's more hilarious is all the farm tractors in ukraine towing Russian tanks lmao

[@arthas640]

That's how China and Russia operate: they talk about modern life but they're still stuck in the cold war. China politically hasn't really change since WW2 and modern Russia has many parallels to their imperial days with nobles running monopolies and treating employees like serfs. China still has the army and communist officials running large sections of the economy like Mao never died.

[@kyonkochan]

@@peeweedinosuar3281 It's kind of funny because a tank is just a tractor with a gun in a lot of ways.

[@robertdemeter5793]

LOL at your complete blindness. The US is worse. The Da - rk history of the endless lies of christianity

[@screes620]

We do the same thing in America honestly. From the pledge of allegiance in elementary school at the start of every day, to singing the national anthem before every sports event. We even have the boy scouts where we do pretty much all the same stuff as this. And then there is the ROTC for highschoolers.

[@arrow1414]

Not nearly to the same extent. The boy scots do not have military drills with real weapons the closet are merit badges in say swimming and first aid. Since the 1950s there has been a demilitirization of the scouting program including making the uniforms much less like Army uniforms. And ROTC is not promoted like it used to be. And all it is done in public schools is just pledging allegiance to the flag, nothing else.

[@danilolabbate]

Indeed. I've been to both Russia and the US, the similarities in artificial patriotism are amazing.

[@chibiromano5631]

@@danilolabbate Mexicans, Germans, Brazilians, Isrealis, Turks, Americans, Russians are Turian cultures and have good to strong military cultueres/traditions (6-10 /10 ) with their most celebrated holidays revolved around military parades. UK, Japan are the Naval cultures. I'm not sure if France still has a military /turian culture still or if they are full pacificsts ? I5real - 10/10 US- 9/10 < Mil Industrial Complex , Jingoism> RUS- 9.5/10 GER - 7.5 /10 (Tradtion of Military History) PKSTN - 7.5 /10 (Ethnic) MXCN - 7/10 ( Territorial Nationalism) CHN- 7/10 (Traditional, Ethnic) TRK- 6.5/10 (Ethnic Nationalism) BRZN- 5/10 (Light Nationalism)

[@danilolabbate]

France is a bit, Brazil definitely isn't. The army in Brazil is mostly ignored, even after getting a lot of attention due to our latest president. Nevertheless, no other country I've been enforce patriotism like the US and Russia. Every country does it at a certain degree, but those two exaggerate.

[@arrow1414]

@@danilolabbate Sorry I just don't agree with your take on the US. There is no enforced patriotism especially since Vietnam and as I said in an earlier post the Boy Scouts undergone a demilitarization. Compare the uniforms of a scout of say 1920 and today. The 1920's scout is virtually identical to its contemporary US Army uniform. As for other things like pledging alligence that is the only "enforced" patriotism but even then I think some school districts has stopped the practice. We do honor Veteran's day and Memorial Day, but those days are when we honor those who fought for our country and lived, and those who fought for country and died, respectively, but not the military as an institution. Yes there are parades and fly-bys but not any real display of weapons of war as Trump wanted a few years ago. No tanks or nuclear missiles in our parades. Maybe an old jeep or Humvee. Not like Russia's Mayday parades or North Korea and China. I just don't see how it is "enforced" by the US Government other than recruitment advertisements.

[@miroslavhoudek7085]

It was very nice of the channel to compare Yunarmia to the soviet Pioneers but everyone heard "HITLERJUGEND" in their heads anyways :-D

[@san_sluck]

Putin's little propaganda victims will hopefully turn out to be good humans. Great video as always

[@samlovesjojo]

Hopefully you stop believing western propaganda

[@landrit31]

@@samlovesjojo Russian State Controlled Media Propaganda is not much better. Stop believing in both.

[@samlovesjojo]

@@landrit31 when you want the truth, listen to western media and believe the exact opposite of what they say.

[@michaeldunham3385]

@@samlovesjojo really?.......... what would you know

[@landrit31]

@@samlovesjojo Russian Media and Western Media can go to hell.

[@Matys1975]

Prior to the sanctions ….I mean “special economic operations”, Putin is known to have stocked up on very very long tables 🤣

[@stepansraka3608]

It's just a facade of powerful army, as we've seen in past weeks. Putins main objective is to stay in power at any cost, strong army with competent commanders will endanger this.

[@ariefbudi427]

Russia can have all militeristic habbit but American gun ownership are covered almost entire population

[@theovlachotheo7814]

Accurate how Grant pronounced"middle East"as"Meddle East". Also, isn't this THE MOST 40k church in the world?

[@DrDestroy]

I was thinking exactly the same about the church .🤣

[@rastislavsmolek8140]

I think it is. But it's expected Russia have a lot of experience with military/nationalism propaganda. That military park looks like effective way how to make military look better. I would not be surprised to see smaller parks/summer camps grow in western countries. Mainly as a way how to solve a problem with lack of high quality military personnel.

[@scullyofficer1248]

Thanks Josh for slowing down a bit in your delivery !! Love these videos! So informative and well crafted ! I was just saying to myself when watching one of your other videos that i only wished you guys didnt speed read so much ! So thanks so much ! I sooo enjoy watching ! Keep up the great work !!!!

[@michaelmckeever2734]

You mean to tell me this entire time I was playing War Thunder against Russians online, I was actually battling the Young Army Cadets? History is weird.

[@triadwarfare]

Were they good? Or were they as bad as the ones they sent in Ukraine?

[@michaelmckeever2734]

@@triadwarfare Let's just say it explains Russia's strategy in Ukraine.

[@enen1220]

I couldnt believe some clips showed how little kids playing war thunder.

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Just LOVED the decoys at 15:25 :))) cool vid, consistent and funny at the same time . Thanks! Spasiva :)

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[@lev1673]

That cathedral is cool af.

[@Tounushi]

One would think they've taken up the North Korean Songun policy.

[@robertdemeter5793]

The US is worse. The Da - rk history of the endless lies of christianity.

[@Eke1335]

This is similary how children in north korea are trained

[@TuckerLT]

the one word- PROPAGANDA.

[@miriamzajfman4305]

Thanks to you we we always get the whole picture , like nowhere else . Good Job ! 👍

Well, let's say that after Ukraine (regardless of outcome) it will be kind of hard to sell Russian arms. * T72 / T80 / T90 are throwing out turrets away when hit by NATO ATGMs * BMP / BMD / MT-LB etc popping like popcorn thanks to ammo cook off, that only turret is what remains * SU34 throwing dumb bombs while being shot down by MANPADS * Latest Tor and Pancir SAMs obliterated by Turkish drones

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

Wanna Google all those Javelins seized by the People’s Militia of the Donbas. Maybe it is a good weapon but not in the hands of Ukrops.

[@samvodopianov9399]

I wouldn't be so sure. They're cheap to produce. Lots of third world countries will still buy, just like the AK. Plus the weakness of older Russian equipment is not uniquely due to flaws, but a general improvement of anti-tank technology.

[@eduarddv00]

tbh the fact that the su-34s got shot down doesnt actually diminish su-34's capabilities. any other combact aircraft flying in contested airspace without having first achieved sead/dead wouldve met the same fate

[@Prussia_is_not_yet_lost.]

Look at the Abrahams tank's fate in Yemen. Trump forced basically the saudis to buy that expensive equipment just to be blown um the minute they enter the combat zone by an Panzerfaust 3 or the like. Even the Merkava is a sitting duck against modern "cheap" (the Javelin costs horrendous 175.000 USD per Unit) handheld antiair and antitank rockets. Do you believe the western modern tanks (like the Leopard) would do better? By no means. What about the new from scratch Armata T-14 of the russians? A completely new tank from 2014 which is supposed to be the most modern tank in the world. Russia has 20% of the worlds natural ressources and the US was planning to grab them by assaulting Russia with time. First arm the Ukraine with nukes then assault Russia to preach 'em the democratic evangelium and then make many Maidans in order to get people unhappy and split the country in many small pieces like they did with the German Empire. Thats how they got the germans down. The first NATO secretary said: "Keep the American in NATO, the Russians out and the Germans keep down, small and helpless". Thats the american foreign policy in a nutshell. The goal is to destroy all big countries with time like Russia, China, India, Canada and Brazil. Thats the american plan to control the world. The first victim to fell prey to this was the German Empire (Prussia and the like).

[@Prussia_is_not_yet_lost.]

"Everything has already been said, but not by everyone", so I'll quote this one again. The Russians are not performing badly at all. They are trying to spare the population which then looks "as if they are not making progress". "Shock & Awe" is the American approach. The Russians are encircling, the so-called "Caulderon" or Kessel. This takes time and the West simply does not understand cauldron tactics because they are only interested in blitzkrieg. The Russians take their time. Desertion, low morale, collapsing equipment is "priced in". In return, they make more of the equipment and the crews are "wearing parts". These 20,000 dead in Eastern Ukraine are fallen soldiers of the Ukrainian army between 2014 until today before the invasion because the Ukrainian army lost practically every battle against the Russian separatists (who are fighting for wine, wife, family, house, yard and country). The reason why the Russians are "not advancing" in Eastern Ukraine is not that they are not advancing, but there are the best units of the Ukrainian army, sent there by Zelensky, which they are holding and have now surrounded. It is not that the Russians are not advancing, but they are not in a hurry. Why not let the Russian army slowly settle in the other country? There is no need to hurry and there is no need for a blitzkrieg. What for? The encirclement tactics never had anything to do with blitzkrieg. The Germans and Poles, who have few resources and few people they don't want to burn, have to wage blitzkrieg. The Russians always proceeded slowly in the meat grinder war of positions to close the cauldron with horrendous losses. The goal is to win in the end as a unit. Europeans and Americans tend to save their soldiers and equipment. The Russians do not. If one of their tanks breaks down, they leave it there and the crew goes home. The Russian tank is a wearing part, just like its crew. This concept can be seen exactly again in the new Armata T14 that weighs 48 tons versus the Leopard that weighs 62 tons. 3 or 4 Armata are supposed to be able to take on a Leopard. The concept is to build 12 Armata T-14 (2014 model first launch) which will then take on 3 or 4 Leopards and eventually overwhelm and defeat them by mass. Ukraine-Special 2: Tank deployment according to Soviet doctrine? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZzFZIeYaMasoZI What does Putin mean by "a drugged clique" and "neo-Nazi clique": www.voltairenet.org/article215903.html ""Jake" Sullivan and Antony Blinken put Vice President Biden's son, Hunter, on the board of one of the big gas companies, Burisma Holdings, despite opposition from Secretary of State John Kerry. Hunter Biden, unfortunately, is just a junkie, he will serve as a pretext for a gigantic fraud, at the expense of the Ukrainian people. He will appoint, under the supervision of Amos Hochstein, several of his junkie friends to be more straw men at the helm of various companies, looting Ukrainian gas. These are the people President Vladimir Putin has called a 'drugged clique.'" "Sullivan and Blinken rely on mafia godfather Ihor Kolomojskyj, the third richest man in the country. Although he is Jewish, he finances the strongmen of Right Sector, a neo-Nazi organization that works for NATO and fights for "regime change" in Maidan Square. Kolomojskyj exploits his acquaintances to take power within the European Jewish community, but his coreligionists reject him and kick him out of international associations. He does, however, succeed in getting Right Sector leader Dmytro Yarosh appointed deputy secretary of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council and himself appointed governor of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Both men are quickly removed from all political posts. It is their group that President Vladimir Putin has called a "neo-Nazi clique."" Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

[@samizdatbroadcasts7654]

That Cathedral looks like something out of Warhammer 40K.

[@mattsreptileroom]

Ngl that all sounds AWESOME. Shit, I wanna go to patriot Park.

[@nathanielbables8652]

Yay the activities seem cool, it's likely the propaganda that would get annoying.

[@mattsreptileroom]

@@nathanielbables8652 perhaps it would be intoxicating

[@Psykoosi92]

Am I the only one at half way to the video yelling: HITLER JUGEND

[@chelseyhackett4494]

Here in Canada we have similar youth programs such as Army, Navy and Air Cadets. I'm sure the US has something similar.... Russia just goes a little more overboard with it in typical Russian fashion lol.

[@tomlxyz]

Weird, can't remember anything similar in western Europe

[@RJ-or8bw]

JROTC, Youth Cadet Civil Air Patrol

[@boomerix]

@@tomlxyz Our local Military Base in Germany held a fun fair in the town park, it was on a much smaller scale but it was quite fun. Got to sit in the cockpit of a fighter jet, hold guns, ride a Tank etc.

[@carlramirez6339]

7:20 If I ever visited Russia, I would have wanted to go to Patriot Park. Didn't realise that they'd be feeding me expired stuff though...

[@kornkernel2232]

Yeah to be fair it's cool to get to "play" with military gear. But oh well times changed, Russia attacked Ukrain and now suffering sanctions. Hard to see if there is a Russia to visit any time soon.

[@Paulkjoss]

Most countries with a military and war experience have variations of these things to one extreme or another

[@BH-gh6qm]

Ya this is propaganda. People think America doesn’t have exact same thing ? Have people ever looked at the US military budget?? Come on visualpolitik, shame…. You started this conflict out unbiased and now you are just like every other media outlet.

[@dzhamikmax6813]

in other countries it is not accompanied by xenophobia and militarism

[@BH-gh6qm]

@@dzhamikmax6813 what about racism, because Ukraine has neo nazis azov people in many high positions. at least russia doesnt have nazis in positions of power.

[@patriotvostok8184]

@@BH-gh6qm Western people have ZERO idea of what's going on here in general. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqibmqpuotdgrrs kzbin.info/www/bejne/jl7Ygn9mp72eZpY kzbin.infovideos

[@ararune3734]

@@BH-gh6qm Tell me you're American without saying you're American. Russians and Ukrainians are the same race, just like any other Europeans. Russia is literally led by the Nazis and this supposed "nazi Ukrainians" are a fabrication of Russia to demonize defenders of Ukraine.

[@Dionysus784]

the logo looks like from a NFL team

[@carly5950]

No Putin, no problem

[@dougca7086]

He gets input from his other personalities this way he trusts the advice

[@shadowthehedgehog6294]

I am Russian and I really was in such military camps.

[@Waverlyduli]

That's so sad for you.

[@patriotvostok8184]

@@Waverlyduli Why?

[@shadowthehedgehog6294]

@@Waverlyduli no, it's fun

[@compassroses]

Юнармия = Cannon Fodder of the Future.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

I would much rather be cannon fodder for Slavic Russia than Transexual West.

[@compassroses]

@@insomniacresurrected1000 Go right ahead.

[@thepartyfairyllc7678]

Subscribed. Interesting content

[@simbol5638]

A fortress under siege indeed

[@puraLusa]

I agree with an exeption: the reason behind the invasion, it's not a maneuver, it's about the fact that ucrain is very wealthy.

[@robertdemeter5793]

LOL at your complete blindness. The US is worse. The Da - rk history of the endless lies of christianity

[@Hamsteak]

I'm so jealous that they have this. I was in the Army & Air Cadets in Canada as a teenager. I wish we had a lot of what they have minus the propaganda

[@hillsilk5]

That Russian theme parks makes me want to go there..

[@sarthakverma1762]

well i don't know what is wrong to take pride in your history and armed forces that die to protect you . being patriotic is not a disease but blessing

[@truckinconvoy7312]

Russian propoganda is prime cringe content

[@QSL.]

Wow! Thanks for the information!

[@DanielNistrean]

Considering the difference in capabilities between Ukraine and Russia, the Russian army looks to be much weaker than USA or China. Everyone saw that. But when you fight against 10 other guys, there is no way you can defend.

[@Prussia_is_not_yet_lost.]

"Everything has already been said, but not by everyone", so I'll quote this one again. The Russians are not performing badly at all. They are trying to spare the population which then looks "as if they are not making progress". "Shock & Awe" is the American approach. The Russians are encircling, the so-called "Caulderon" or Kessel. This takes time and the West simply does not understand cauldron tactics because they are only interested in blitzkrieg. The Russians take their time. Desertion, low morale, collapsing equipment is "priced in". In return, they make more of the equipment and the crews are "wearing parts". These 20,000 dead in Eastern Ukraine are fallen soldiers of the Ukrainian army between 2014 until today before the invasion because the Ukrainian army lost practically every battle against the Russian separatists (who are fighting for wine, wife, family, house, yard and country). The reason why the Russians are "not advancing" in Eastern Ukraine is not that they are not advancing, but there are the best units of the Ukrainian army, sent there by Zelensky, which they are holding and have now surrounded. It is not that the Russians are not advancing, but they are not in a hurry. Why not let the Russian army slowly settle in the other country? There is no need to hurry and there is no need for a blitzkrieg. What for? The encirclement tactics never had anything to do with blitzkrieg. The Germans and Poles, who have few resources and few people they don't want to burn, have to wage blitzkrieg. The Russians always proceeded slowly in the meat grinder war of positions to close the cauldron with horrendous losses. The goal is to win in the end as a unit. Europeans and Americans tend to save their soldiers and equipment. The Russians do not. If one of their tanks breaks down, they leave it there and the crew goes home. The Russian tank is a wearing part, just like its crew. This concept can be seen exactly again in the new Armata T14 that weighs 48 tons versus the Leopard that weighs 62 tons. 3 or 4 Armata are supposed to be able to take on a Leopard. The concept is to build 12 Armata T-14 (2014 model first launch) which will then take on 3 or 4 Leopards and eventually overwhelm and defeat them by mass. Ukraine-Special 2: Tank deployment according to Soviet doctrine? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZzFZIeYaMasoZI What does Putin mean by "a drugged clique" and "neo-Nazi clique": www.voltairenet.org/article215903.html ""Jake" Sullivan and Antony Blinken put Vice President Biden's son, Hunter, on the board of one of the big gas companies, Burisma Holdings, despite opposition from Secretary of State John Kerry. Hunter Biden, unfortunately, is just a junkie, he will serve as a pretext for a gigantic fraud, at the expense of the Ukrainian people. He will appoint, under the supervision of Amos Hochstein, several of his junkie friends to be more straw men at the helm of various companies, looting Ukrainian gas. These are the people President Vladimir Putin has called a 'drugged clique.'" "Sullivan and Blinken rely on mafia godfather Ihor Kolomojskyj, the third richest man in the country. Although he is Jewish, he finances the strongmen of Right Sector, a neo-Nazi organization that works for NATO and fights for "regime change" in Maidan Square. Kolomojskyj exploits his acquaintances to take power within the European Jewish community, but his coreligionists reject him and kick him out of international associations. He does, however, succeed in getting Right Sector leader Dmytro Yarosh appointed deputy secretary of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council and himself appointed governor of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Both men are quickly removed from all political posts. It is their group that President Vladimir Putin has called a "neo-Nazi clique."" Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

[@QuentinWatt]

@Artoria Pendragon Afghanistan is a mountainous undeveloped country with literally 1 modern road. Insurgents would just cross the border into Pakistan to rest, train, rebuild and resupply. Conquering a mountainous country will always be hard. Ukraine is a flat country. Easy for fighting. And significant enough roads and infrastructure to drive down but Russia still failed because of their logistics.

[@nood19]

Despite the politics or religion, the cathedral at 10:50 is beatiful if nothing else.

[@redrust3]

Soviet Union used to refer to yourself as the “motherland”. Putin refers to modern Russia as the “fatherland”. Instead of quoting Marx and Lenin, he refers to the fascist philosopher Ivan . Add to this his Putin youth movement, and the conquest of Germany embedded in his massive cathedral, and you can see how far to the right modern Russia has lurched. Nazi Germany was actually an oligarchy of huge private conglomerates run by supporters of Hitler‘s party. Vladimir Putin is building Russia into the reincarnation of Nazi Germany.

[@Rasmajnoon]

Indeed,russia is no longer communist,thats why he calls it fatherland the zionist funded and led bolsheviks genocided sixty million soviets,he has kicked them out,and their bankers,who as you may know,own the fed and the west,the pendulum has swung,payback time

[@kiefershanks4172]

If that cathedral isn't an example of how people manipulate religion for their own gain, I don't know what is.

[@gustavrsh]

Good old brainwashing

[@zukodude487987]

By giving them Vodka of course 🤣

[@freetolook3727]

It's all cool until the body bags start coming home!

[@JMichael-xc7uu]

He prepares them for war by telling them they are doing test operations with a country that loves them

[@gorebello]

Patriotism? More like nationalism

[@yakov95000]

More like Fascism not Nationalism

[@nathanielbables8652]

@@yakov95000 the thing they accuse others of being.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

What’s wrong with that?

[@gorebello]

@@yakov95000 not really worth it knowing the difference between those two. And I'm not sure if we would have the info to know. If you can explain the difference I would want to know btw.

[@gorebello]

@@insomniacresurrected1000 with nationalism? Nationalism is an "unhealthy level" of patriotism. It's what fuelled the great war.

[@josephkush1032]

With this example you can call the boy scouts a militaristic organization lol

[@tormyrl]

Putler jugend

[@jasonbull6560]

Ferk! I LOVE THIS CHANNEL 😀 ❤️.

[@servidig483]

Donate to Ukraine

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

Do not donate anything to Ukraine, they are all scammers and the Zelensky regime is finished.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

@Artoria Pendragon Donate all your savings to Ukraine...

[@guyorsini1044]

So what it is, essentially, the Putin Youth

[@757Poppy]

Well, the Russian arms industry may not survive this incursion, judging by how poorly it is performing.

[@zacharyh8275]

That’s what the western media wants you to believe

[@SonOfAB_tch2ndClass]

Too bad they didn’t spend money on maintenance, and logistics. Now they are getting their shit jacked by the terrifying super weapon, the Ukrainian tractor

[@joeyjoejoeshabadoo1411]

While they're definitely not the only country to do this, it does seem sickening tho. Seems like a hybrid of a religion/ Hittler youth

[@morrgash]

Will have to visit those places one day :)

[@PressXtoDoubt]

With all that military spending how the fuck is all their equipment so shit in Ukraine and legit gets taken from them by Ukranian farmers lmao

[@marktrain9498]

They spend twice as much as the free world does on their military, as a percentage of GDP. But their GDP is pathetically tiny, and their society is so corrupt that most of the money ends up in the pockets of Putin and is kleptocrat buddies.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

It doesn’t, Ukrainians are winning but on Twitter only.

[@PressXtoDoubt]

@@insomniacresurrected1000 *doubt*

[@camarov8power319]

I personally think they are trying to test how easy/hard Ukraine's resistance is so it would make sense to send disposable conscripts and equipment first. Also I think Russia doesn't want the West to see how their best equipment flare against Western weapons.

[@PressXtoDoubt]

@@camarov8power319 potentially although if that was the plan they kind fucked up considering they got their economy tanked by the sanctions. Also considering Putin likes to keep this " Power Move Alpha Chad " whatever persona about it doesn't make sense why he would just be throwing bodies as moral gets lower and lower. You would think he would do a massive lightning blitzkrieg strike as like a show of force.

[@slowliving2041]

US spent 600 Billion, so?

[@morningstar3870]

Pen is always mightier than sword !

[@Legitti]

Pen is

[@Carlonepapa]

Those who do not have the ability to build, develop the ability to destroy.

[@khl170]

Russia showed its aggression over Ukraine but The USA did it many years over Iraq ,Syria and some other part of the world.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

Ukraine is a client state of the West, hence the hysteria.

[@jonathanpryzby4029]

wow this is all just so...... gross. Children with assault rifles is unsettling.

[@DominikPinkas]

Is anyone else getting strong Hitlerjugend wibes from the first half of the video? Funny that they have the audacity to call somebody a nazi.

[@TimtheEnchanter25]

You don't even know what National Socialism is! All you know is the policies they might have used, not the actual spirit of the III position. Russia is not a nationalist country, it's group selective, but Putin doesn't give a damn about ethnicity. He's an Eurasianist and an imperialist. And he's not even a true dictator, he does the bidding of the Russian billionaires. Ukraine is honestly way closer to national socialism than Russia is. Especially when they have groups like Azov that are quite popular in Ukraine.

[@DominikPinkas]

@@TimtheEnchanter25 are you aware that Azov's political movement gained like 2% of votes in the elections? Right now, they seem like lesser evil compared to Russian occupation, not mainstream Ukrainian movement. Russia in nationalistic as hell. Maybe Putin isn't convinced nationalist but he greatly supports the sentiment of Russian superiority. No socialism though, you're right on that. (But nazi party in Germany was socialist in name only as well)

[@r05ejan8]

ngl the young army looks pretty lit

[@mrwrong4930]

No wonder Ukraine is holding up.

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

Not for long.

[@nikoladd]

Technically Russia is the very definition of "great", which literally means large.

[@skidaddlej6786]

And all this bs, they are still weak

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

Wanna go help Ukraine? I hear a cruise missile just killed dozens of volunteers.

[@TheMolabola]

@@insomniacresurrected1000 lmao he will instantly fly back to his home country with injuries like other "volunteers" aka mercenaries/terrorists

[@insomniacresurrected1000]

@@TheMolabola There was this British lion twerp in the Sun, that got a taste.

[@1978rayking]

Desert land evaporates and dig for cooling combined with solar power frequency cooling , FREQUENCY CAN CHILL THE PIPES IT'S A PROVEN TECHNIQUE. THESE SPECIAL MEMBRANES CAN BE USED FOR FILTERING MINERALS FOR COLLECTING AND MAKING BATTERY'S.

[@carademarcus]

Doesn’t the US do the same thing? Lol

[@aregularperson7573]

We don’t have a patriot park.

[@carademarcus]

@@aregularperson7573 we have several memorial parks

[@JD78CN]

It’s called ROTC, it starts from middle school through college.

[@trentstevens1425]

Mhm maybe;)

[@TylerSolvestri]

Not really. Is it up to you if you want to join the army. the things are very clear.

[@michaelfigueroa1133]

The US also have youth military programs. It’s called JROTC.

[@johnkingangimwithiga]

i call them red sparrow sup homies 🥂

[@franciscoburgos787]

Nothing wrong with this. Most countries have these programs and their awesome. The problem is political aspiration of the president (dictator)

[@tristankawatsuma8962]

A theme park? A theme park? Not even China has something like that to my knowledge? A freaking theme park? Most nations have museums!

[@pond_people]

"Put down your books & pick up a gun, We're gonna have a whole lot of fun" Joe the fish.

[@geoffreybyamukama7291]

Thanks

[@tsartomato]

food at home consists of army rations since soviet union with a brief respite in 90s