Comments by "naas699" (@naas699) on "‘Really irresponsible’: Megyn Kelly speaks out against Ukraine-Russia war escalation" video.

funny how the western countries were saying how RU wouldn't do anything etc, now they are closing their embassies & some countries are telling their countrymen to get out of UA. If there's a US aircraft carrier task force in the Red Sea or the Gulf of Aden - wonder if the Houthis will convert into a submarine with their new kinzhals?
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@DmitriyK12 RU are not the ones attacking civilians, that is what Poroshenko & Zelensky have been doing from 2014 it is also a US tactic where they carpet bombed German cities, used fire bombs in Tokyo knowing the majority of civilian housing was woode, two atomic bombs on cities targeting civilians (& weren't needed - they say they were used to show the Soviets who would be the new US enemy), chemical weapons and napalm on villages in Vietnam, carpet bombing Iraq from 30,000 feet before sending in tanks & troops. illegal US sanctions that are an act of war that kill the infants, weak, infirmed, elderly (remember - the death of 500,000 Iraqi children was worth it), the US Centre for Strategic and Interational Studies (CSIS) reports RU targets UA weapons caches, weapons factories. CSIS - US Govt arms industry funded think tanks - the unelected policy makers in the USA.
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@DmitriyK12 don't forget RU sent US & NATO a draft for security agreement in EU in 2019 to prevent war - ignored by both. Stoltenberg is on video saying they received it. Oleksii Arestovych former military officer & aid to UA President is on video saying that the price for UA to join NATO is to provoke war with RU that leads to RU defeat, Arestovych is also on video (& confirmed by 7 UA diplomats) that peace was agreed in April 2022 where RU was ectremely generous with concessions all in UA's favor including remocal of all troops - for neutrality. Upon hearing that Boris Johnson flew to Kiev and told Zelensky not to sign. Victoria Nuland is on video stating that pece was agreed to but it was unacceptable to the US & UK
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@DmitriyK12 US invaded 9 countries in 23 years killing 11,000,000. you may want to rethink your statement on who lacks humility & respect for civilian lives
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@jonathanong3234 so how do you class US illegally attacking countries, shelling them, drone and missile attacks with military boots on the ground? US has only declared war what - 12 times since 1776?
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@DmitriyK12 and what statements have i made about not respecting civilians? i have listed US aggression, US escalation, US hypocrisy, US lies, US illegalwars, how the US are responsible for this war and provided evidence (if youtube hasn't blocked the statements - so much for free speach)
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@jonathanong3234 military conflicts or activities Kosovo (1991-2001), South Sudan (2001), Mauritania (2003), Sinegal (2003), Eritea (2004-2006), Central African Republic (2011), Uganda (2011), Yemen (2012, 2016), Jiordania (2013), Niger (2013), Poland (2014), Ukraine (2015), Lithuania (2015), Cameroon (2015), Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan, along with dropping on average 40 bombs a day every day for the past 20 years on Yemen, Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, the list goes on and on
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@jonathanong3234 Countries invaded by the USA Afghanistam Albania, Algeria, Angola, Argentina, Austria, Bolivia, Bosnia, Burma, Cambodia, Chile, China, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Egypt, El Salvador, France, Germany, Greece, Grenada, Guam, Guatemala, Haiti, Hawaii, Honduras, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Laos, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Macedonia, Mali, Mexico, Micronesia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Niger, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Russia, Samoa, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, Vanuatu, Vietnam, Virgin Islands, Yemen, Yugoslavia, Zaire
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@kassygendron3022 no - he has been quiet in the media after the Storm Shadow strikes, not about talking of US escalation. Last time that happened UA suffered massive missile strikes, as no doubt will happen this time. The US / UK know they can escalate and it will be UA that suffers (or so they hope) RU can escalate horizontally & give their allies weapons to strike US bases in the Middle East, Africa, over 700 bases to choose from. If the US had an aircraft carrier task force in the Red Sea of Gulf of Aden - the Houthis could turn it into a submarine with their brand new Kinzhals
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@stevesandgroper3241 RU have said they are changing their doctrine, it is the west who keeps saying he is threatening nuclear war. And it is the west who keeps escalating and are now actively at war with RU instead of it being the worst kept secret before. Zelensky demanded NATO does a pre-emptive nuclear strike on Moscow, Zelensky has said he will make nukes if not in NATO now. Considering it is the US who withdrew from the ABM treaty & withdrew from the INF treaty & is now openly launching missiles inside RU & has F16's that can carry nuclear bombs, if I was RU I'd be reviewing & altering conditions too. Remind me again which country used nuclear weapons against civilians (that were not even necessary to win the war)?
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@stevesandgroper3241 RU have reviewed and altered their doctrine based on who attacks them and how. It is the western media who says RU is threatening nuclear war. All they have done is said we have made changes and these are the new conditions. Any execution of it is because the USA, who are well aware of these conditions - ignored them
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@DmitriyK12 it is amazing the information that former US military officers Col Douglas MacGregor, LtCol Daniel Davis & Captain Matt Hoy, former CIA analysts Ray McGovern & Larry C Johnson provide - all on US / western channels in interviews. Also former USMC (from memory) Brian Berletic on his channel "the New Atlas" provides. Brian uses US articles past & present including official US policy papers to hilite USA (west) lies & hypocrisy. Another great channel is "Geopolitical Economy Report" by Ben Norton who also uses western articles & US policy papers as evidence. All anyone has to do is remember what Julian Assange told the world - Americas wars are not about winning, they are about keeping wars going, their forever wars, all so the US military manufacturers get the mega $billion contracts and they donate $millions to congress. Thats why the US has to keep finding enemies around the globe, its also why the US wanted him to rot in jail
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@DmitriyK12 US Rand Corp paper - an oped on how to provoke & go to war with RU lsts using UA as their proxy along with providing lethal military aid where they hope will cause massive RU losses and create political problems in Moscow forcing Putin out of office. US does not care about UA as they have said repeatedly - it is about hurting RU. And remember Lindsey Graham who has never seen a war he didnt like, he is prepared to f!ght to the lst ukrainian
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@DmitriyK12 i find all wars to be abhorrent, but it is the USA who has NOT been at war for 16 years since 1776 making it "the most warlike nation in the history of the world" - US President Jimmy Carter. "Do you know who the biggest propagators of disinformation in the history of the world are? The United States Government" - US Senator Rand Paul. And who can forget this gem "the death of 500,000 Iraqi children was worth it" US Secretary of State Madeline Albright
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@DmitriyK12 US are the wrmongers. US has 1/3rd of the globe on illegal sanctions because they refuse to kowtow to the US - sanctions are an act of war but require nothing more than the stroke of a pen. According to Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, only the UN Security Council has a mandate by the international community to apply sanctions (Article 41) that must be complied with by all UN member states (Article 2,2). Doesn't stop the USA & EU from illegally applying sanctions when it suits them
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@DmitriyK12 in its 75 year existence NATO, the supposed guarantors of peace and stability are responsible for instigating over 100 military actions or wars around the globe - so much for a defensive alliance
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@jonathanong3234 Somalia, Haiti, Serbia, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Sudan, kosovo, - too many African nations to mention; along with bombing under Obama Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan. US has dropped on average 40 bombs a day every day for the past 20 years where we can add the likes of Libya and others to the list. Started under Clinton, followed by Dubya then Obama . Obama won a Nobel peace Prize while escalating US wars.
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@jonathanong3234 Over the last century, the US military has shown a consistent disregard for civilian lives. It has repeatedly cast or misidentified ordinary people as enemies; failed to investigate civilian harm allegations; excused casualties as regrettable but unavoidable; and failed to prevent their recurrence or to hold troops accountable. These long-standing practices stand in stark contrast to the U.S. government’s public campaigns to sell its wars as benign, its air campaigns as precise, its concern for civilians is overriding, and the deaths of innocent people as “tragic” anomalies. Such campaigns have mainly served to obscure the true toll of the American way of war, from the “banana wars” of the 1920s to the “forever wars” a century later. In Japan, the U.S. attacked 67 cities, burning 180 square miles, killing more than 600,000 civilians, and leaving 8.5 million homeless
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@jonathanong3234 Countries bombed by the USA since WW2 Korea and China 1950-53 (Korean War) , Guatemala 1954, Indonesia 1958, Cuba 1959-1961, Guatemala 1960, Congo 1964, Laos 1964-73, Vietnam 1961-73, Cambodia 1969-70, Guatemala 1967-69, Grenada 1983, Lebanon 1983, 1984 (both Lebanese and Syrian targets), Libya 1986, El Salvador 1980s, Nicaragua 1980s, Iran 1987, Panama 1989, Iraq 1991 (Persian Gulf War), Kuwait 1991, Somalia 1993, Bosnia 1994, 1995, Sudan 1998, Afghanistan 1998, Yugoslavia 1999, Yemen 2002, Iraq 1991-2003 (US/UK on regular basis), Iraq 2003-2015, Afghanistan 2001-2015, Pakistan 2007-2015, Somalia 2007-8, 2011, Yemen 2009, 2011, Libya 2011, 2015, Syria 2014-2016
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