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  1. That was a beautiful and elegant last statement by Garry Kasparov. "I'm not sure whether we can ever compensate them for the sacrifices they have made, not only for their own country, but for freedom around the world"
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  2. Consistent from the day one,Garry Kasparov. Respect for the man.
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  3. "Even the very mediocre leadership of the free world realised that we had no other choice but to call Putin's bluff" - Kasparov tells it exactly like it is. More than that, many people of the free world remember placating the Nazis, leading later to WW2, and voters want their leaders to be strong this time. Everyone also likes an underdog, and Ukraine is proving itself more than worthy of the support and resources we are providing to them.
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  4. May this man be listened to in the White House! He has been warning us for months and there would be fewer orphans if we had listened to him better.
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  5. It is wonderful that Ukraine has a free press that is not just a mouthpiece for the government. Excellent reporting.
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  6. "I'm not sure whether we can ever compensate them for the sacrifices they have made, not only for their own country, but for freedom around the world." - Kasparov
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  7. Garry's closing message for Ukrainians is absolutely spot on and priceless! The Ukrainians are showing us that we - the West - have values worth fighting for. Slava Ukraini from Canada!
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  8. Always a joy to listen to General Hodges. A calm voice of reason. Slava Ukraini.
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  9. Every day I am so proud of Ukraine.
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  10. Gen. Hodges is absolutely spot on, yet again! Clear explanation of what needs to be done and why. From an American living in Kherson, thank you! Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦
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  11. I was already a big fan of Gary in the days of his matches against Karpov, and now I have even more respect for him. Compare him with Karpov, who is now a loyal member of the Russian Duma, and thus shares responsibility for this war on Ukraine.
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  12. I wish Ben Hodges were in a position of power in the US. He's a true patriot and friend of freedom. We're lucky to have him as much as we do.
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  13. I agree that we should have sent fighter jets months ago. Gripens please. ✈ Thank you for the interview. I always like seeing interviews with General Ben Hodges. 💛💙
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  14. Sovereign Internet is an oxymoron. If it's not international with free flowing information, then it's not an internet. Best to call it a controlled local net
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  15. Your coverage is clear, succinct, and you reference your sources. Thank you. So many of those that post about the struggle for continued freedom in Ukraine propose vague, muddy, unsubstantiated fluff. Thank you.
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  16. He made several great points, especially how Putin should fear dragging NATO into this. For if he does that, it will be catastrophic for Russia.
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  17. For all his faults, Putin nonetheless has a clear objective. Anybody know what the objective is for the West? Has anybody heard the phrase "Victory for Ukraine" comming out of Washington, Berlin, Paris, or London?
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  18. It reminds me of the Cold War. Anyone who’d been to the west couldn’t be trusted because they knew the truth.
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  19. Hear! Hear! General Hodges hits the nail right on the head. 👍
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  20. I believe russia's idea is about peace is "Si vis pacem, para bellum", means "If you want peace, prepare for war". They still have the old Soviet mindset, the soviets kept telling their people the West is about to attack and conquer their beloved Soviet motherland.
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  21. Ben Hodges gives the narrative so evenly and professionally. Thoroughly good guy
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  22. A pleasure to listen to General Hodges' expertise and his insightful analysis on the war in Ukraine.
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  23. Thank you Gary Kasporov for your bravery in publicly opposing the murderer Putin. People like you can make change happen inside Russia. Be very careful about your security, we all know what Putin is capable of.
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  24. If only this insight could be got through to the rest of the population, but of course they have been so inculcated with propaganda for so long that they would dismiss it as "Ukrainian/NATO propaganda". How many of their purported loved ones do they need to lose before te scales finally fall from their eyes? Excellent report though I think the rest of the world has been aware of this long before Sergei did.
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  25. So much respect for Ben Hodges. I love watching him being interviewed. He is definitely very knowledgeable about what’s going on. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🇬🇧
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  26. Keep respecting your listeners with well edited, succinct NEWS CLIPS. No time wasted, for which we thank you.
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  27. Ben Hodges thank you for understanding the importance of Ukraine 🇺🇦 winning and the implications for the free world human rights and integrity of International relations.
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  28. Good honest work , real journalism , just the facts .
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  29. Awesome job by the Ukrainian delegation!
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  30. Thank you, Gen Hodges, always good to hear your measured observations. I'm extremely disappointed that the US did not already have particular weapons ready to go. It's not as if they couldnt see Ukraine's needs coming. If they did not, then it smacks of incompetence. I firmly believe that missiles are the way to go, using the platforms that Ukraine already has. Ukraine's reach needs to extended, push the Russians out of the occupied regions.
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  31. Yes Gary I agree... Ukraine has shown us "We have values worth fighting for"
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  32. Short, concise and not sensational explainers. Thank you!
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  33. Excellent report, thank you. You are right, Anya, most of the Russian people support the war, but don’t like it when things go badly for them, and they have to suffer the consequences. Britain🇬🇧stands with Ukraine!🇺🇦🔱Slava Ukraini!🇺🇦🔱
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  34. I do like your delivery. Nice concise, balanced coverage of the story, with a touch of humour.
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  35. That was one of the most interesting comments Valeri Zuluzhny made, that the Ukrainian government and their allies underestimated Russia's ability to sustain casualties. Russia really does not care about how many soldiers they lose, using tactics similar to Stalin during WW2, but on the other side Ukraine actually cares about the lives of soldiers and wouldnt send them to certain deaths.
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  36. Fantastic reporting. God bless Ukraine. You guys are fighting for all of humanity and we support you here in the US 🇺🇦💪🇺🇸
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  37. A most enlightening interview for an ordinary member of the public such as myself. I hope that many more people watch this.
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  38. “They reminded us that we had values worth fighting for…”. Amen, Mr Kasparov. 🇺🇦🇺🇸
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  39. No sense of bafflement here,a contrast of values up against a regime with no values , many thanks..cheers Anya and team...keep up the great work you do...peace and love from Merseyside aka Ukraine on the river mersey....ps...the BBC today featured the ENO and a Ukrainian choir of displaced people performing at Bradford Cathedral...very poignant and moving..😢...E...
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  40. All the best to Ukraine. This is a great video because it is clear.
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  41. The words of my hero, Winston Churchill spring back to mind. He said after WW II we now need to march on Moscow and so right he was. The man already saw the problem that would come. Now politicians are just as weak as they were then. But to say in their advantage, Europe and the world was war-weary after 5 years. Now we have the chance to defeat Russia once and for all, and yet again the weasels are reluctant, they have no balls.
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  42. After the way they preserved Lenin for a century, balancing Sokolov's head on a couple of pillows stuffed inside his uniform should be no problem, Slava UKraini!
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  43. Victory to Ukraine!!! New Zealand is right behind you 🙂
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  44. Putin has unintentionally created a very capable well-armed fighting force with the Ukranians that will now haunt him till his dying day.
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  45. I 100% concur with the General on all things he discussed. Glad I am not the only one that has been thinking the same thing. All the aid is great and I am glad we are willing to provide the help, but we should have been moving this direction a long damn time ago, people. The clock is in favor of the Ruzzians, so we need to get off the proverbial throne if we are not fully committed to their victory because the brave soldiers and civilians of Ukraine are paying dearly for each minute we delay with their lives. Sadly.
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  46. As an Australian I was very impressed and pleasantly surprised by Mick Ryan. It's good to know that even despite all the nonsense which we ordinary punters must endure nowadays there are still people of practical commonsense like him being trained by our Military.
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  47. Mad respect to this guy and his comrades. I think "we fight to the end" about sums it up for these guys. Mad respect!
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  48. Wonderful that the UK and Ukraine are working together!
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  49. Thanks for your update. Slava Ukraini!
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  50. Thank you, dear Anya, for your great work. From Germany all the love to Ukraine 💙💛 and the hell fo the insane dwarf Putler
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