Comments by "John Vannisselroy" (@johnvannisselroy6197) on "Russia-Ukraine War l Has Putin’s Top General Surrendered In Kharkiv? Video Sparks Speculation" video.

  1. ​ @marksanders2168  Desperately catching high ranking Russian officers and desperately reclaiming 3000+ square kilometers of Ukraine. But if you want to see real desperation, just wait a couple of weeks until supplies get low in isolated Kherson.
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  2. ​ @dimitrijaaaaa5951  He is dreaming. Dreaming of a better world where Russia isn't causing pain and misery to innocent people both at home and abroad.
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  3. Except that a war crimes trial now would result in even worse treatment for the Avozstal POWs. Russia is evil like that.
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  4. I think he's about to get his stars rearranged. lol
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  5.  @user-oe6tv2sv1o  Waiting for that kick brother. When's it coming, this year, next year, next decade?
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  6.  @marksanders2168  So he proves you wrong and all you can do is call him a clown. A pathetic comeback.
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  7. Yes the trolls are suggesting this is a huge trap that Ukraine has fallen for. The Ukrainian forces are surrounded on one side - lol. This is a rout. Slava Ukraini.
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  8. Agreed. But with a Ukrainian victory. The aggressor must not be rewarded with land acquisitions.
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  9. What?.And Russia hasn't been trying to do the same thing since day one of this war?!
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  10. ​ @spicydiarrhea5662  So how is it that you know that. Most trolls only have 10% brain.
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  11.  @marksanders2168  Hey man. I get my info from a variety of sources. I don't bother with Russian sources because they are always pushing propaganda with no reference to reality. But if you can't handle the truth about the massive rout of Russian forces, the loss of huge amounts of machery and munitions, andthe loss of 3000 square kilometersof Ukrainianland, then that's your problem.
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  12.  @marksanders2168  You're a very amateurish troll. Asserting Russian BS without any credibility. Come back when you're more convincing or Putin will reduce you 04c per troll to 0.04 roubles.
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  13.  @user-oe6tv2sv1o  "Russian airforce bombers near belograd" because they're too scared to cross the border in case they get shot out of the sky. A couple of raids like in Crimea and they'll be scrap metal. Power cuts are temporary. They had them in London in WW2 fighting the Nazis. Now Ukraine has them in 2022 fighting the Russian Nazis. Russia isn't beaten yet, but it's getting it's ass kicked and you're crying about it. Want to borrow my handkerchief?
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  14. ​ @Dr.Faran.Ophthalmology  The need for joining NATO came about when Ukraine relised they had a belligerent neighbor who would not recognise their sovereignty. And on 24th February this year they were proved right (for the second time).
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  15.  @dimitrijaaaaa5951  You obviously don't know the meaning of "dictator". Try saying "war" in Russia and find out what a dictatorship is. Try standing a candidate in Russia's election and experience free fall from a sixth storey window (if the poisoning doesn't get you first). I thought the "aaaa" in your name was the sound you will make falling if you don't improve your trolling. USA ain't perfect by a long shot, but it's better than the BS government you're pushing.
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  16.  @dimitrijaaaaa5951  You talk about countries being free without USA interference. So tell me how free Ukraine was. It was Russian interference trying to steal Ukrainian elections for pro-Russian candidates. It was Russia who invaded Ukraine to free Russian speakers - and then killed over 80,000 Russian speaking civilians in Mariupol. Don't talk about freedom with your forked tongue.
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  17.  @dimitrijaaaaa5951  That might have been possible if Russia hadn't sent in FSB, arms and troops (remember your comments about CIA interference in other countries). However a belligerent Russia saw a problem and stirred up trouble, and there's been internal conflict ever since. I don't see why Ukraine would want to hold on to people who would rather be with Russia. Maybe when this is all over talks and UN supervised referendums can be carried out (not Russian rigged referendum where the outcome is known before the votes are cast). But it is not for Russia to decide. It is for Ukrainian people to decide. And maybe the minority will have to go along with the majority, maybe not.
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