“After witnessing the nightmare of Bakhmut, they [Ukrainians] now understand what awaits the soldiers in Avdiivka. But what’s most interesting, is you’ll recall that their narrative was previously that Bakhmut was a ‘successful operation’ because it allegedly grinded down such a disproportionate number of Russian troops, that the city defense served its purpose. But when that truth is put to the test in reality, Ukrainians instead recognize that it’s actually them getting ground down amid desperate calls for withdrawal. If Bakhmut was such a ‘success’, then they would be happy to keep their men in Avdiivka and inflict another such ‘success’ against Russian attackers.”
ahhh yes - we all recall the news reports of massive russian losses at bakhmut .. russians on drugs, fighting with shovels, poorly trained needing step ladders to climb over the corpses of their dead comrades - so that they could be shot down with ww1 machine guns blah blah ..
lol lol watso recalls a couple of mandatory sound bites of .. "we (ie ukraine) are a democracy - and we care about the lives of our soldiers .. but russia is an authoritarian government - and they do not care about lives blah blah ". . . watso watched a bit of media watch (abc with paul barry) the other night - and the guy was denigrating the st poots/TC interview.. mmm perhaps the abc should have a good look at itself and explain its totally anti russian bias .. they have been nothing more than a mouth piece for the ukrainian ministry of truth .. . . speaking of TC - he goes shopping in moscow - and pays only $104 for a weekly shop - which he says would cost $400 in america ..
TC also visits the metro in moscow - and it is clean, no druggies blah blah - not remotely like what american train stations are like .. brief videos at link
Tucker Carlson Visits Russian Grocery Store, Discovers Americans Have Been Told a Lie (VIDEO)
“We’ve been told sanctions on Russia have had a devastating effect on its economy. We visited a grocery store in Moscow and found a very different situation.”
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“What was very shocking, very disturbing was the city of Moscow, where I’d never been … it was so much nicer than any city in my country,” he said, calling the Russian capital “so much cleaner, and prettier aesthetically — its architecture, its food, its service — than any city in the United States.”
