I'm not buying it 
. This whole show just seems like a bunch of hype to me. I mean, 1,300 British troops in Estonia? That's just a drop in the bucket when you think about the Russian military's actual capabilities. And don't even get me started on the "war of absolute utmost brutality" - sounds like some Hollywood nonsense to me 
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The fact that they're trying to make it seem like Nato is preparing for war but can't actually back up their claims with concrete evidence just rings a bell
. It's all just a bunch of PR spin to try and make us believe they're ready when really they're not 
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I'm also not impressed with how they presented the program. All that "breathless excitement" is just code for "we have no actual analysis or commentary". It's like they're trying to distract us from the fact that Nato is in way over its head
. Give me a break 
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. This whole show just seems like a bunch of hype to me. I mean, 1,300 British troops in Estonia? That's just a drop in the bucket when you think about the Russian military's actual capabilities. And don't even get me started on the "war of absolute utmost brutality" - sounds like some Hollywood nonsense to me .The fact that they're trying to make it seem like Nato is preparing for war but can't actually back up their claims with concrete evidence just rings a bell
. It's all just a bunch of PR spin to try and make us believe they're ready when really they're not .I'm also not impressed with how they presented the program. All that "breathless excitement" is just code for "we have no actual analysis or commentary". It's like they're trying to distract us from the fact that Nato is in way over its head
. Give me a break .
I mean, can't they just have a real conversation with the soldiers and not treat them like they're in some sort of war drama? It feels like Nato's trying too hard to show off their skills without actually sharing any valuable info. And honestly, who thought it was a good idea to include a whole hour of cargo unloading footage? 
. This "Frontline" show is literally just a glorified infomercial 
. I mean, who thought it was a good idea to spend hours showcasing military logistics and cargo unloading? Can't they do better than that? 
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. It feels so sensationalized and over-the-top. Can't we have a more nuanced conversation about Nato's readiness for conflict? This show is just so predictable and lacking in depth 
. Overall, I'd say this "documentary" is more of a marketing tool than actual journalism 
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but at the same time i get why they'd want to show off their military power - u know, for diplomacy and all that 
like channel 4's program is literally just an ad for nato's coolness 
anyway, gotta say though, if they wanna be taken seriously, they need to step up their game 
The more I watch programs like this, the more I feel like Nato is repeating the same mistakes over and over again without really learning from them. It's all about the rhetoric and flashy military equipment – where's the substance?