Doug Macgregor

It's a very positive thing. He's done that very well. There's a lot to be learned from that. I think we could do something similar in some respects. But having said that, the problem is right now— 100,000 plus 10 to 20,000 of the others, that's about it. But on the Ukrainian side, I can certainly account through the various sources I trust for 1.2 million dead Ukrainian soldiers. Dead? Dead.

It's a very positive thing. He's done that very well. There's a lot to be learned from that. I think we could do something similar in some respects. But having said that, the problem is right now— 100,000 plus 10 to 20,000 of the others, that's about it. But on the Ukrainian side, I can certainly account through the various sources I trust for 1.2 million dead Ukrainian soldiers. Dead? Dead.

It's a very positive thing. He's done that very well. There's a lot to be learned from that. I think we could do something similar in some respects. But having said that, the problem is right now— 100,000 plus 10 to 20,000 of the others, that's about it. But on the Ukrainian side, I can certainly account through the various sources I trust for 1.2 million dead Ukrainian soldiers. Dead? Dead.

She thinks it's 10 to 1. Oh, easily. And that's because over the last year... Well, that is just... Shocking. Yeah, but over the last year, it's grown. In other words, the losses have just tripled and quadrupled every day. You know, you can watch people like Larry Johnson and Scott Ritter and others. They all have different numbers and different sources, but they all agree.

She thinks it's 10 to 1. Oh, easily. And that's because over the last year... Well, that is just... Shocking. Yeah, but over the last year, it's grown. In other words, the losses have just tripled and quadrupled every day. You know, you can watch people like Larry Johnson and Scott Ritter and others. They all have different numbers and different sources, but they all agree.

She thinks it's 10 to 1. Oh, easily. And that's because over the last year... Well, that is just... Shocking. Yeah, but over the last year, it's grown. In other words, the losses have just tripled and quadrupled every day. You know, you can watch people like Larry Johnson and Scott Ritter and others. They all have different numbers and different sources, but they all agree.

1.2 million is about right. There are some who think 1.5 million is closer. Dead. Yes. And what happens at the end of wars?

1.2 million is about right. There are some who think 1.5 million is closer. Dead. Yes. And what happens at the end of wars?

1.2 million is about right. There are some who think 1.5 million is closer. Dead. Yes. And what happens at the end of wars?

There's nothing left. That's why the notion that they can build anything now is ridiculous. And how many millions are overseas? What, 15 to 20 million have left the country? There are 2 million plus Ukrainians in Russia. and probably 15 plus million in the West. And most of them have made it clear they have no intention of ever going back.

There's nothing left. That's why the notion that they can build anything now is ridiculous. And how many millions are overseas? What, 15 to 20 million have left the country? There are 2 million plus Ukrainians in Russia. and probably 15 plus million in the West. And most of them have made it clear they have no intention of ever going back.

There's nothing left. That's why the notion that they can build anything now is ridiculous. And how many millions are overseas? What, 15 to 20 million have left the country? There are 2 million plus Ukrainians in Russia. and probably 15 plus million in the West. And most of them have made it clear they have no intention of ever going back.

So this is killed, for all intents and purposes, for the foreseeable future, the Ukrainian nation. But these things happen at the end of wars. Most of the Germans killed in the military towards the end of the Second World War were killed in the last nine months. Max Hastings wrote a book about it. I can't remember the exact title.

So this is killed, for all intents and purposes, for the foreseeable future, the Ukrainian nation. But these things happen at the end of wars. Most of the Germans killed in the military towards the end of the Second World War were killed in the last nine months. Max Hastings wrote a book about it. I can't remember the exact title.

So this is killed, for all intents and purposes, for the foreseeable future, the Ukrainian nation. But these things happen at the end of wars. Most of the Germans killed in the military towards the end of the Second World War were killed in the last nine months. Max Hastings wrote a book about it. I can't remember the exact title.

It wasn't perfect, but it wasn't a bad illustration of what was going on. When armies are retreating and they've lost their air and missile defense, they've lost their logistics. In other words, the units are breaking down because they can't feed themselves. They can't protect themselves.

It wasn't perfect, but it wasn't a bad illustration of what was going on. When armies are retreating and they've lost their air and missile defense, they've lost their logistics. In other words, the units are breaking down because they can't feed themselves. They can't protect themselves.

It wasn't perfect, but it wasn't a bad illustration of what was going on. When armies are retreating and they've lost their air and missile defense, they've lost their logistics. In other words, the units are breaking down because they can't feed themselves. They can't protect themselves.

So it becomes not immediately every man for himself, but the units try to fight their way through to get back home. And that's what the Ukrainians have done. But as they're doing that, the problem today is with all of these unmanned systems and the surveillance that the Russians have, they can be killed in great numbers as they're running away, as they're leaving.

So it becomes not immediately every man for himself, but the units try to fight their way through to get back home. And that's what the Ukrainians have done. But as they're doing that, the problem today is with all of these unmanned systems and the surveillance that the Russians have, they can be killed in great numbers as they're running away, as they're leaving.