south canada is somewhat warm.

@Karm G I've been to Ontario and In spring and summer it is warm

@@May-gr8bp I live in Ontario it’s not that warm

BC is either Canadian California in summer or Western Maine in winter

@@williamhe1967 BC is in the penalty box until further notice!

This would be the soviet union's war against Finland all over again

@@stevesteve7386 but canada could win two easy ways 1. Throw all our hockey sticks at them. 2. Flood them with maple syrup with a bit of acid in it. 3. There we won

@@thelt1506 hmm, you have a good point, but doing that would be to impolite

In the summer we have black flies...International treaties restrict their deployment beyond Canada because they are too OP, weapons that cause insanity are banned.

Egg2 we would just destroy their culture

If my Hyundai can sustain it, they probably can... Oh wait, those are Russian tanks, of course they will break down!

They cannot

The best defense...

have u seen Russian roads?

@@TheRifild Good point! 🤪

Or, Canada would challenge the Russians to a hockey game......winner take all. With no more Soviet Army team, Canada wins.

Canada will unleash the Newfoundlanders on them. Lord Thunderin jazus look out. Talk about weapons of mass destruction. Only kidding. I love Newfoundlanders.

@@summer20105707 Isn't that against the Geneva Convention????

@@tidefanyankee2428 Russia is invading Canada and the US in this scenario doesn't give a damn. Who's going to stand up to the Russians for violating the convention? Maybe some European countries??

@@summer20105707 It was a joke in reference to the Newfoundlanders.....SMH

Underrated comment

You could have tanks on the ice fighting against ships sailing through the ice.

@@decentish8546 tanks drifting fighting each other sounds epic

Well, if we stayed for those rules, nobody could even try to invade Australia, because they have their Armored Emus.

@@abessa6993 nobody could invade Australia for having to stand upside down

@@sirBrouwer That's a very good point.

ABessa3Ds call in the kangaroo battalions!

You forgot about terminator beavers

Lol

@Tattle Boad not a flat earther but they won't argue, they accept u can pass through North pole, they say that u can't past through South pole

​@Tattle Boad The flat earthers believe that the north pole is the center and the antarctic is a big circle.

Me: When there's a day in Canada, there's a night in Russia. I talked with a Russian on the internet. He confirmed that. Flat earth society: Wait, that's illegal

Underrated comment, you win.

no cap

And honestly, the real amount of Canada's war effort and donations to Britain are truly immense. The manufacturing was a well oiled organized feat, creating 1million combat vehicles, then there was aircraft production, weapons, ammo and ordinance, food stuffs, raw materials, the construction of the commonwealth airtraining program called the PLAN which Canada payed billions of dollars for, not to mention the 1billion dollar donation and further loans in the billions range in today's money is tens of billions. While supplying over 250k fighting men.

Lucious insert after stalingrad

"So slightly less angry than normal?"

@Darlene Sjostrom "murdered" nice bait

Actually it takes. Russia acts pretty rationally since the Khrushchev (or whatever you butcher his name), and since the Putin it acts extremely rationally. The is no reason for Russia to invade Canada, and lots to lose in terms of international trade, not to mention that China would probably use the opportunity to attack Russia and take eastern Siberia for it's resources. I think Russia is going to duck down for the next decades and mainly fear of Chinese agression over Siberia.

@@SparrowNoblePoland The main point of the comment was just as a joke b/c of Russia's stereotypical *"ANGERY"* nature. Russia obviously isn't angry all the time but they are the only contemporary 1st world power to annex territory through force of arms in quite a few decades. Whether or not Sevastople/Crimea/Ukraine/etc. belongs to Russia or not is a completely separate discussion. Just pointing out that it happened.

no for the rock

Why not just buy it?

Haha it's like the friendliest border dispute in history. We put up a flag and leave them booze. They put up a flag and leave us booze. Worse ways to settle things lol

@@Caesar316 At this point it's just an exchange of alcohol, the flags are just for show

@@Caesar316 we could leave a blunt or two now. See how they respond hahah

100% agree.

They have fully trained Native people's living there. Eskimos literally have been trained to fuck up Russians goofing off quickly like the Taliban

Let's see in two years if the gun owners even have the guts to defy Trudy's gun ban if we can't even do something simple like that fighting off Russia or a strong enemy forget it.

@Dale Steffens Canada is a post country now.. it’s a shell of its former self.

Thing is though, the Russians have the same exact sort of environment back at home, they'd be right comfortable in the northern Canadian wilderness seeings it's the exact same climate and terrain as their homeland.

​@Yuri Kovalenko you sound upset :)

@Yuri Kovalenko wtf u talking about😂😂

Yuri Kovalenko maybe you should think before you type

@Yuri Kovalenko I'm surprised he found my comment. This dude said the Russian military is the best in the world and never lost a fight. Lol. Bro, what about the war with tiny tiny Finland? Gtfo

@Yuri Kovalenko but the Fins didn't ally with Hitler until the Germans invaded the Soviet Union in 1941. How dumb can you get? Stay in history class you uneducated slave (slav).

Jim Beam then a drinking competition

Sorcerer Beroll yes with Canadian beer no vodka

@@jimbeam7248 Don't forget the whiskey!

@@jimbeam7248 I mean Canada fucks us at hockey but we could win a drinking round

Well canada would definitely lose -_-

And then they'd settle the war with a hockey game

I didn't know maple syrup makes you drunk

MaCCaRoNNi vodka does

@@probincruxiii1727 Obviously the war started over a hockey game.

@@void01_ As does Rye

@New_Account Yeah i see your point. You got me there.

Actually the US has more oil.:)

@Ty On Tilt no, domestic oil. In fact, the US was a net oil exporter. In 2019 .en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_energy_independence

@Ty On Tilt ok so you bitch about US oil tycoons, then brag that Canada has more estimated oils reserves. So which is the good thing or bad thing? So what. Who had more reserves was not the point. LOL. Nice try at deflection but you failed.

@Ty On Tilt "toy with your prey" You need to get outside more! ROFL.

it'll get easily distracted with tactical carrots

Зачем лосям и медведям драться ??? ))))

don't exagerate...they're polar bears, now CHARGE

@@matthieugauthier5128 In a charge situation, I would actually prefer moose cavalry. Ever seen one in real life? Those things are actual winter elephants

I prefer weaponized beavers, but you do you!

RC Networks hell yeah it would

Yes, Alaska would be part of USA via annexation (like Hawaii) instead of purchase. Or it might be part of Canada. There is a reason why Russia sold Alaska to the USA: They didn't think they could hold it against British Imperialism. There is no way the Russia could hold on to Alaska after its loss in the Russo-Japanese war.

Britain probably would have invaded Alaska from Canada then and taken it

@CR it wasn't dumb back when they sold it.

@@james-baa1249 no they sold it for 3mil in contemporary currency, the inflation adjustment was something like 8.2 billion, or something

Canadian troops know how to kill their enemies and they don't play by rules just like our hockey!

Truth.

Yeah the troops are great, the problem is that we don't equip them.

@@johnladuke6475 i thought we had a rather decently equipped army 🤔

@@nicholasbrassard3512 Are you joking? You must be joking. As I write this, the government is seeking bids to buy new pistols. To replace the ones that we've had since WW2. Which were actually made as lend-lease aid to the Chinese Nationalist faction to fight Japan, but ended up surplus. Not long ago we bought some second-hand F-18's from Australia because our 40-year-old jets are falling apart and we've been arguing about how to even have a fair contest for a replacement for about 15 years. Our navy can't meet our NATO commitments because they literally don't have enough working ships to defend the coastlines. Our (second-hand) submarines keep catching fire - while under water! And we can't seem to figure out who's even going to build replacement ships, or when. We sent peacekeepers to Mali in 2018. The comment from the general who reviewed the troops when they arrived was that we need to purchase new uniforms because the current ones are literally falling apart at the seams and our soldiers are wearing rags. We aren't ordering new ones, though. We're arguing about whether we should get the same fancy digi pattern camo that Russia and the US use instead of sticking to the CADPAT pattern patented by our own government. With all of that, one thing I will say for sure about the Canadian Forces is that they're well trained. Every Canadian soldier I ever talk to about their foreign service has tales of being treated as elite military royalty by our allies. They know our gear is leftover junk, but the soldier carrying it will go through hell and come back to tell you that he planted our flag when he got there.

I follow the NHL and I can tell you this much…we would smoke them!

roger that o7 ru

Actually, they gotta get through your dog tank first. Then you're next.

Love your channel masti!

Hi! Nice seeing you there! It's really unfortunate that relationship between our countries are sour, hope they will improve someday!

Love your vids brotha!

Much less America

True 😂

@@againstviralmisinformation510 To be fair they occupied those middle eastern countries for many years. What they couldn't do was regime change.

@@stap1er correct. It was a loss

@@againstviralmisinformation510 yes but it shows strength as well as weakness. Uganda probably wouldn’t have been able to hold most of Afghan for that long for example.

There was no canada back then. In 1812 US fought against the british empire

@@hazzmati Canada was a colony of the British empire. And vast majority of canadians like to claim 1812 as their great accomplishment over U.S.

@Stephen Jenkins Doesn't seem to stop Canadians from being proud. Let them have it.

Canada "BUT YOU STARTED THAT" USA: "well you shoulda thought of that when you burned the white house" Canada-"?!?!?!?!"

@@hazzmati Independent Canada? No, but the territory was still known as Canada making the citizens and their militia Canadian. Just like the yanks who figured they were not British when they decided to declare themselves independent. Most of the US is still descended from the UK. Most Americans still take pride in their past heritage. So what is your point? Canada kicked the US's ass back in 1812. Smarts doesn't it?

Lol!!

Good one

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to be fair, the us has had solid relations with Canada for over 200 years. The idea of standing by while an unfriendly nation attacks their soil is very unrealistic to the US.

@@ryanpiercy3390 Not to mention the fact that any Russian invasion of Canada would put Russian naval and air assets uncomfortably close to US territory. At which point, neutral or not, the US would likely tell them to back off. Which would further limit their avenues of attack for both naval and air assets. Then there is the idea of the US somehow allowing a Russian occupation of ground on its immediate northern land border. At some point the US would be forced to act.

Thank you

Yeah that’s pretty impossible for us in the lower 48 to imagine. But, if the US was forced to be neutral, there would be millions of American volunteers with their private F-35 and M1 Abrams tanks. Not unlike those Russian volunteers in Korea

@@ravenmoon5111 more like those Russian ‘patriots’ in Ukraine

I didn't, a military invasion from the north? Come on...

And the UK is on which side?

@@FriedrichHerschel "UK is modeled as neutral in this scenario until parliament gets it's shit together" I think that would be an more interesting video than the brexit one though. For one thing there'd be mention of a joint Indo-Pakistani fleet, likely along with Aussies and new Zealanders. Since Cyprus is a member, they might be able to argue commonwealth forces could keep the EU back long enough for ships to rebase there. Canada would mostly get to roll it's fleet into the Royal Navy and lend the British some fighter cover.

@@FriedrichHerschel anglos don't fight each other...well u know except that one time...

Commonwealth wins.

@@FriedrichHerschel They're leaving. Don't doubt it.

Displacing indigenous people smh

@@juniorfelix3407 Indigenous were fighting other indigenous for territories, think before you speak.

With the cost of maple syrup, it might be why they invade . At 18 times the cost of crude oil , I might attack Canada .

Every binkov video is alternate universe

Yes, it's a hypothetical. In reality if the Russians landed soldiers in Canada the US and Russia would be lobbing nukes at each other before noon.

@@LordBitememan doubt it would go nuclear. US would shred any invasion forces conventional and I doubt Russia would use nukes without the motherland under threat.

@@LordBitememan neoliberalism kinda made nukes obsolete. As soon as everyone's economic interests became interconnected the nukes had to go away. That's why these days we only really see "war" in resource rich third world countries or their strategically positioned neighbors.

Except the nukes didn't go away? Both powers have treaty-declared weapons stockpiles deployed and with the capability of striking one another. Neoliberalism and economic interconnectedness have nothing to do it, conflict between the US and Russia is off the table for the same reason it was during the Cold War: Mutually Assured Destruction. There's a reason we didn't send troops to the Ukraine, and it has nothing to do with preserving Russo-American trade links. It would have resulted in a nuclear conflict. In fact our response to Russian activity in the Ukraine was to cut trade links through sanctions.

Cuts both ways, whoever has a stronger air transport fleet wins, which is Russia, given that they have actual air defense platforms, and heavy weapons to move, not just some soldiers without any AT or AA weapons.

@@lego501stTrigger What does that have to do with anything? Basically controlling the north of Canada means nothing. There is nothing there. Coming south would mean Russian equipment would be lost do to environment and military loss. The Tundra is a fantastic natural defense and barrier. Using your air fleet to move further south risks losing them to surface to air missiles which Canada does have btw. So good luck invading from the north.

We protect your mainland from the Arctic winds, eh?

Ahem!! That's toque* Nobody messes with the States toque lol

Yea you mess with one of us you mess with all of us. Too bad Ukraine didn't figure that out earlier.

@@clockworkNate i mess with the anglosphere all the time. you are free to come murder me. i have no guns or combat training of any kind. so i'm an easy target. also i'm a brown non-christian who speaks a langauge the average monoglot of usakistan(or england too) cant understand....so there's your motivation.

It would be better if the US just annexed Canada and exile the Canadians further north.

You hit the nail on the head when you mention Resourceful As I’ve noticed in literally all of these military analysis videos they don’t take into account the biggest advantage of the side of the defence, and that is the standing Civilian population There are many a hunter in the Norther Territories of Canada many people with more then enough firearm experience to be rallied into function and while not military level definitely very dangerous (especially once you account for knowledge of the terrain) militia’s which would make the losses even greater And then as you said, there is a big fat no on the chances that there wouldn’t be many Americans travelling the border and canadians sure as hell woudlnt’ stop em if they wanted to fall in line with the troops and swing the tide.

@@Ashbringer36 Now, leftist socialists and Marxists, know here as Democrats, would openly support and welcome the Russians as they are so mindbogglingly stupid to believe that today's Russians are actually Soviets trying to conquer the World under the banner of Marxist-Leninism.

The amount of confusion and unrest that would create is mind numbing considering was it not a talking point of the democrats at one point that the Russians interfered with the Election that got Donald Trump the White House?

lol

ROTFLMFAO!!!

fucking lol

Lmaooo

Brown* You racist pile of fuck. He painted his face BROWN in his attempt to dress up for an Indian dress up party.

Oi BLYAT

Canadians just know they would lose, its frustrating like it should be.

Add to this that, while we may accept the US is neutral for the sake of the scenario. The US is no Belgium, and would likely keep a healthy bubble where they simply would not allow the Russians to trespass. This would further limit their avenues of approach from both the north and west, as well as force the US to put a stop to the war the moment they got too far south.

Shhh, let the americans dream about this hypothetical situation being real.

Many Americans triggered

Yeah the salt in comments is funny

@Mikes Glove its an "if" situation

Cause of war: anime

Canadians are pretty good at Hockey.

It's a hypothetical. If you're going to get serious about it, the us wouldn't remain neutral and would do more than UK ANZAC put together.

Cody Dewey They better were the ones that have the USA's back when it comes to war

U forgot the rest of Nato

CANZUK baby!!!!!

Yes, seriously, America will intervene even if Canadians refuse such offer. If you recall how America had responded to the missiles in Cuba, it seems pretty clear that America won't endure any potential threats from its long northern border.

Matthew Ross think of it as siblings haha we like tease each other a lot but we’ll also defend each other

@@milkers8653 I 100% agree.

Canada and the USA are like France and the UK, they love hating each other !

I only would because I'm a us mil member. Otherwise? No, they banned guns.

@@humansvd3269 :/ We didn't ban guns. It's just harder to get them and you need to have a license.

Cowboy Logic Yup

Even with all you said(wich i agree 100%) this whole video is based on numbers and statistics, if this really happened recruitment rate would be waaayyyy higher in canada, wich with would most definetly tip the scale

New hypothetical- Russia strategically bombs all maple syrup factories in Canada. How quickly until Canada's entire population calls for blood?

Sorry.

Canadian military is equipment depleted and strung out. they are down on personnel by over 20% and bleeding troops, militia/reserve is at an all time low, technical's are spread thin to 'train' various CAF and militia units. These 'walls' mean nothing when the red team has the mobility and air superiority to do what they want in their own time. There are some serious hill boys that will lay a beating on most Russian troops and be into the action fast, but they are extremely limited and once gone, the window is no longer valid to train them. CAF is not and never was a stand alone force..

U say russia will be out of oil for gens !! Seriously u need to learn Russian oil sources

Not to mention he thinks we only have 30k troops lol

@@ianskinner1619 So is the Russian's. A lot of their armament are soviet era teach/gear, or retrofitted soviet era stuff. Not to mention most of the vast armed forces they talk about are actually conscripts on one year tours who they can only afford to actually have in use for three months of the year.

snowball fight, russia lost lol

Even if the US hated Canada (it doesn't), the US won't let Russia build bases next to it. It's a strategic decision.

*Chuckles in blitzkrieg*

@@stickmanblubbles4489 It's 2000 miles from the Beaufort Sea to the nearest majorish city. The entire distance of the blitzkrieg was about 1/4 as far, mostly on well maintained roads lol Most of Canada's north is either impassable mountains, swamp or covered in lakes and rivers. It'd take an invasion force weeks, crawling along at 10 miles per hour to get anywhere that would do them any good. Go ahead Russia, please invade from the north, it'd make for good TV.

Njet Molotoff 2022 version

Binkov isn't from Russia. I might be misremembering, but I think he's Slovenian.

@@stephenwells6434 he's Croatian

@@vladyslavpidlisnyi Thank you. I knew Slovenian didn't sound right.

No it wouldn't

Hahaha get roasted

Understatement Imagine if they kept trying how bad that would bleed Russian Economy back home, meanwhile Canada would probably be fast tracking training of Soldiers (whom in times of emergancy could be done in maybe a month if they already know how to use a gun which many do) If they kept going Canada could actually probably pull back and retke their land while Russia struggle to maintain their force

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Yeah ikr 😂 they all think we won’t hurt a fly 🙃

@@24Juice24 It's like, there are some weird people who think just because we don't go sticking our noses into every war we can to gun down some poor bastards like America does to wave their dicks around on the international stage somehow means our army's shit. Them people never heard of how much hell we gave the fascists in World War 2. _The German Empire was afraid of us in World War 1. The most aggressive, warlike faction of the enemy thought we were savage monsters._

I'm in Canada and I don't think it's that cold up here probably because we are used to the weather here

@@denewofle3768 or maybe because you live in the southern parts I guess which has a bit cold weather but not compared to northern parts like Yukon, northwest......

*500lb guided bomb lands on him

Its rare for Binkov to overlook such an important factor

Oh no, that changes everything

@@keith8880 they can make us drunk maybe with their vodka but we'll give them diabites first, we'll see what will kill you faster xD

they can test us nova scotians we'll put up a fight

Canadians look like Americans, can sound like them, and know them better than they know themselves. US infrastructure would implode as Canadian's took it out. Then we would sit back and watch the US eat itself as it fell to riots in its own cities. Either way, it would not be a nice outing for either side.

To be fair, Canada keeps our entire navy in roughly the same condition, so it's kind of a wash.

@@johnladuke6475 what navy ? It's a coastguard

Obligatory I'm sorry...

"Who are we!" "Canada!" "What are we!" "Sorry!"

And China numbers

true tho

British officers made some of the WORST mistakes in WW1, including Churchill.

@Roberto Salas As well as getting the USA into it when we had no interests or reason to do so.

@Roberto Salas If by USA, you mean Rockefeller and JP Morgan, sure. The average citizen wanted nothing to do with a European colonial spat. And yes, banking interests absolutely profited off the war.

Yea. The arctic in hindsight seems like a viable entrance until you realize the northern regions are mostly covered in forests making it a logistical nightmare to put troops inwards. An amphibious assault on our western flank would also be painful as we got a big ole island in front of our soft point. If our military was slightly bigger, more modernized & we had just more funding in general we could defend ourselves properly.

Well the British conquered it.

@@CoolGuy-xf3hb You don't need to spend any money on defence. Your enormous neighbour is friendly and would take care of you. Just keep a token force of Mounties to keep the tourist dollars rolling in, and you're laughing 😁👍🏿

Unless you're USA. All cities are close to US borders so it'd be quickly done

@@CoolGuy-xf3hb This video is a hypothetical, Canada doesn’t need much security because everyone loves you guys. Uk, New Zealand, and Australia would back you no question. Plus Monroe doctrine is pretty much still a thing irl and our military makes Russias look like Afghanistans so they wouldn’t try anything serious against us.

A. Canada has 23,000 active soldiers whilst having 19,000 in reserve, your wrong on that first point. B. Everything after this point is either Canadian war time propaganda from the 1910’s and 40’s. Or, your just smoking crack.

@@liammcshane7985 have you ever seen Canada's tasks in kandahar? it was the toughest region yet we had lower casualities also if you want to doubt that you can look up canada's secret war.

you are being invading by the ccp right now and you are doing nothing. you gonna be their farm if you do not fight

Spherical, actually

The only thing flat earthers have to fear is sphere itself

Hey nuke I mean NUKE you can't do anything against this if this is real there would be ww3 and Russia army maybe have no experience but the number talk and technology

@@simpleman3458 and if Russia used Nukes the United States would use their nukes in retaliation. And Russia would be obliterated too

@@simpleman3458 If things get nasty enough chemical and biological weapons are a possibility though. Especially if they were getting desperate yet not desperate enough to use nukes.

And the sheer size.. the far North of Canada here is roughly the size of Australia, an entire continent sized mass ,all on its own ..

@@AzaiReacts coming over the top , on the northern coast/ the Beaufort sea , its 600 miles to Yellowknife..and there's no or hardly any roads..&then guess what, you're still in the middle of nowhere, another 400 miles to say Ft McMurray.. which is still in Canada's far North.. so its a gigantic sized territory .thats not counting all the islands that go almost all the way to the North Pole..Canada is as tall as it is broad/wide. so its around 1000 miles of dead ground a lot of it muskeg /bogs ,to cross w almost no roads ,not counting the n. islands

@@AzaiReacts that's just the terrain not counting resistance, or the climate , and Canadians know a few things about winter ..

@@AzaiReacts idk ill take our chances in the snow over the Russians plus the "land" Russia would be holding would be inhabitable for large numbers anyway

Naa , let the Russians have Canada .as far as I know Russia is not communist like Trudo.

Your comment didn't age well. Fucking Russia can't even successfully invade a neighbouring State. Yet, you think they could invade Canada, LOL's.

The nonexistent Philippine navy could never launch an invasion. Canada laughs back at home.

What are they gonna do? Swim to Canada? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Alaskan bull worm god rest his soul

Да все русские решили выпить водки и не пошли оккупировать Канаду

Russia: URRRRAAAAA

HERESY

Followed by a press conference given in Black Face

Aside from the LGBT rights i think canadians are more similar to russians than americans. In every rural town in Canada most people own guns and drink like fish and consider it fun to camp outside year round(snow or not) drinking and shooting random shit(tvs our empty bottles furniture and appliances). And just to point out we dont have too many "big cities" .

So we're basically saying that Canada is the pacifist version of Technoblade.

Iskander missiles can help translate

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I was thinking that the whole time but with the west coast, once they get past Vancouver it’s all mountains with very few roads. The Russians would be fighting through a massive bottleneck all the way to Alberta.

True, but that isn't the point of this video.

Yeah also canada is their biggest ally and Russia their biggest enemy

@@PossessedPotatoBird Canadian doesn't hate Russia that much we are just too scared of the United States

@@pamolia8776 what?? Russia is a stupid oligarchy lol, it’s terrible

A It's called a stimulation B I see so many errors when ur typing this C u probably spend 5mins of ur life and barely any likes

@@Armysqueaky4159 - A - I know ... duh. But an incomplete or incorrect simulation (not sTimulation) can be discussed as we like on a public forum, you need to let go of needing to bash on someone if you have nothing to add, makes you look childish. B - Name one factual error, just one. You cant, because you have no idea regarding the reality of the subject. If you mean spelling or grammatical error ... name that as well, as in comparison your spelling and grammar suggests that you're either native to another language, or ... just that unlearned and illiterate. I mean really ... read what you wrote ... really. C - See above ... possibly the worst grammar I have seen today online, and thats saying something, well done. Otherwise you seem to need to insult others for contributing to the conversation ... try therapy for self-hate / self esteem as well as potentially a psychosis. The only other reason you may blurt on a thread like this is to purposefully hate on others, possibly due to mommy/daddy issues growing up, leaving you to think the only to be strong is by bullying. Either way, just leave intelligent debate to the adults.

@@PitboyHarmony1 "hi 911 I would like to report a murder"

Does Russia do the stupid thing and build its team half out of KHL players? Or are they smart and using their NHL talent?

That's a very one sided battle

Gerald O'Hare lol Russian can’t even win a war. Britain and America won more wars then Russian