Hi, Corey. Love your work. Any predictions on Ukrainian-Russian war?

Well, it kind of from everything I've seen. So what's interesting is that when I first started following the war, it's like a lot of the people I fought, especially in the right, were totally wrong about everything.

And most of them still are wrong.

And because Joe Biden and president's a Democrat, they're just automatically assuming the opposite of his policy.

But what's interesting is that, you know, what I love about Twitter is that if you spend enough time in there, you can eventually find reporters or people that are in the area that are typically mostly right about things.

And so since the war, the last year, since the war started, I've accumulated several people at a fall that pretty much when they,

you know, like when they were looking at the manpower and the offensive capability and,

you know, how many tanks they got, what their aircraft is, their stockpiles of weapons,

and interesting things about the Russians is like Americans, we palatize everything. So we have for our logistics

is great. But the Russians, they ship everything by rail and they load it on the rail cars by hand, and then they

unload it. And so what they were doing is they were stacking all of their weapons and their artillery

shells and stuff

right next to where they unloaded it from the train. And so once the Ukrainians got the

Haimars missiles or rockets from us, they started blowing these things up in great numbers

and blowing up these ammunition dumps. And that created a problem because if you looked at how many shells the Russians were launching to the Ukrainians,

and it, like, dramatically dropped off.

And so what's interesting is you've got a bunch of people that will watch some of the top news shows in Russia

and translate it to English. And so these reporters, these people, a bunch of people that will watch some of the top news shows in Russia and translate it to English.

And so these reporters, these people, a lot of them are foreign military guys, and that's what they used to do, is logistics looking at, you know, how many tanks, how many shells, how many people they got.

What's the offensive capability? These individual, these BTGs, as the Russians call it, it was a battalion tactical

groups, and their combat power, and as they slowly got attritted, especially with the Western

weapons that are highly accurate, that's why you saw their offensive stall, and then eventually,

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