Comments by "zjeee" (@zjeee) on "Why is MOSCOW TERRIFIED of FINLAND's NATO membership? - VisualPolitik EN" video.

  1. @TuubChännel Irrelevant, ask any Swede or Finn what they prefer, be allied to America or invaded by Russia. Choice is very simple, Sweden and Finland has already followed NATO and America into Afghanistan and other theatres of war. This is nothing new.
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  2. Very few European nations get along with Turks.
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  3. No, Finland has joined the sanctions against Russia so the relationship has forever changed,
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  4. They are free to be annexed by the Russian state should they choose to.
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  5.  @Rayornick  Well obviously they don't want to get invaded by Russia.
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  6. You do know that your NATO allies such as Denmark, Norway and Germany has much more co-operation with YPG and other Kurdish group than Finland and Sweden. Furthermore the whole of NATO has an arms embargo on Turkey at the moment. I think it's funny you are talking about Turkish blood being spilled for "your enemies" when you are in an alliance with your "enemies" already according to your own definition of enemies. Sure I understand you don't want anymore "enemies" in the alliance but your alliance is already full of Turkish "enemies" as it is. Obviously this is not a big deal to the Turkish government, if the Arms embargo and "aiding of enemies" were such a big deal Turkey would have left NATO long time ago since pretty much every single NATO member are guilty of these two points.
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  7.  @itsJPhere  They want independence from Turkey, that's enough to be designated a terrorist in Turkey.
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  8. Funny how everyone saying that has Middle Eastern usernames names ^_^
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  9. Russia has always had Nukes in Kaliningrad and the Kola peninsula just on Finland's border anyways who cares if they build 12 more bases?
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  10. And America and EU says Hey China say hello to my little friend (Sanctions)
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  11. Really, then why is Europe full of Kurdish refugees having fled Turkish oppression? As a person that grew up and had classmates both with Turkish AND Kurdish parents in my Northern Europe home country I can tell you these two groups do not get along well at all. Almost every week the Turkish and Kurdish groups were fighting each other.
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  12.  @alexfortin7209  Sweden and Finland will not extradite the individuals on Turkey's list. It's a democracy and the justice system is separated from politics so there is no ways Swedish and Finish politicians can make that happen even if they wanted to. I don't see the issue with Amineh Kakabaveh, I mean I can see the issue from the Turkish side, she is a Kurd and she is pro Kurdish independence and that's enough to be called a terrorist in Turkey's eyes but from a European standpoint that is not a crime. She's been part of Komala and Peshmerga but again, these are not terrorist organizations in Europe so there is no way she will be extradited. Point 2 is more realistic and probably something that can be done. At the end of the day I still think Erdogan is just posturing Turkey is not in a position to mess around with the few friends they have left. They are already under an arms embargo from their NATO allies because they violated part of the treaty when they bought Russian missile systems. And pretty much nobody in Europe wants them in the EU. I would be very surprised if they ended up saying no.
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  13. That article is not binding.
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  14.  @ge8672  Nato minimum requirements: --New members must uphold democracy, including tolerating diversity. --New members must be making progress toward a market economy. --Their military forces must be under firm civilian control. --They must be good neighbors and respect sovereignty outside their borders. --They must be working toward compatibility with NATO forces. That's the requirement for NEW members to apply though, they had to add NEW because if they didn't Turkey would not qualify. I think Currently Turkey would pass 5 and MAYBE 4. 1,2 and 3 they fail though.
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  15. They are, Putin wants to retake the Baltic states and it's a major issue for him if Sweden and Finland joins as Finish and Swedish territory provides a great lifeline for the defense of the Baltic states.
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  16. They are not Turkey they are the Republic of Erdogan... Jokes asides Turkey is not the issue, Erdogan is and he won't be there forever. Who knows maybe in 20 years they have let go of their Autocratic past and are more aligned with the west.
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  17.  @creanyo  Yep, they won't be missed.
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  18. You are misinformed the EU considers PKK terrorists, yes but that's it. YPG/FETO and other groups are not considered terrorist organizations. In Turkey if you are pro Kurdish Independence or Anti-Erdogan you are a terrorist in the EU however this is not a crime.
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  19.  @ArdaSReal  And what was biased?
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  20.  @orkundislike3264  Probably not but you still want our money so you will keep us around.
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  21. Europe is full of Kurds fleeing Turkish oppression
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  22. OMG SWEDEN AND FINLAND ARE PRO EUROPEAN??!?!?! Who would have thought! I am so shocked! 🤣🤣🤣
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  23.  @maninredhelm  Yugoslavia was not NATO that was UNSC that asked for NATO assistance to assist the UN peace keeping force that was tasked to implement the UN resolutions that were passed. You should blame the UN countries that voted yes to those resolutions (nobody voted no)
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  24. That's what the US said for a very long time but the EU NATO members have always said no.
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