Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "Times Radio" channel.

  1. I'll like to add the obvious logic that if u have organizational problems and add 1 million, u get 1 million more organization problem!
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  2. good one 👍
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  3. The tree, it lost some branches.
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  4. It's copy paste cult leader propaganda.
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  5.  @mariogmajner6549  false equivalence. UK is a constitucional monarchy, never claimed to be a democracy and, also, uk citizens vote for party not individual politicians.
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  6. There is an onion skit. It isn't isis and russia but al qaeda and american conspiracy theorists.
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  7. ​ @mokomoko-el6li  no, the usa unlike russia is smart. And exactly to not have to go thru that, it made mexico it's main trading partner and has been a friend of mexico even at the expense of mexican policies being an atack on usa. With lots of pacience has been helping mexico in its worst effects of their bad policies in situations other countries by then would have invaded. Russia on the other hand made sure to have such an awful relationship, always undermining ukraine being it's main corruptor that ukrainians got fed up. Very different foreign policies: one smart full of preventable measures, the other just pure agression and demands. Also, usa is a world player, russia is a has been.
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  8.  @mariogmajner6549  tell me where in uk law says the voting sistem is done to elect an individual... I'll wait!
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  9. ​ @stephenwillis9571  the red line was never crossed, nato membership was never at the table. Spewing rus lies gets u nowhere. What triggered putinists was EU - a political and exonomic block cause putinists are extremely capitalistic. Period, no more lies and fake excuses.
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  10.  @TheDisinformationProjectNz  nuclear doesn't make u powerful. Example, pak is nuclear but has no power or foreign influence. India is nuclear, but has little to no influence, if it had, there would be no sri lanka crisis.
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  11. ​ @lorenzcassidy3960  bessides digging for oil and gas and deer heading, that land isn't very attractive, hence why it was populated by force. Vast majority lives on the land west of urrals not east. None have natural conections to the sea like big rivers etc. It needs actual creativity and work to develop, something rulling classes tend to hate 🤷‍♀️
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  12. ​ @santorinischnabel  ukrainian voters - that's what happens in democracies.
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  13. I think deep down he is xenophobic and demands less of non western cause he deems them less. That's my opinion.
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  14. ​ @india4368  not possible, china already stated that it won't accept that. China usually is way less harsh in its oficial statements (albeit way harsher unoficially).
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  15. Best army: ukrainian farmers Best inteligence service: russian tourists Best weapon: cigarettes Best nato expansionist: putin Best proof: 3 "The Sims" cards 😂😂😂
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  16. ​ @zwcdamien  not even that. He refers to global south, for example, that doesn't take itself seriously let alone have any common idea about others. Tropes such as global south is for gulibles who live in developed areas making assumptions of how others see the world. And he preaches like a priest which is depressing.
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  17. ​ @hyperbeast134  and usa was invited by vietnam, but trolls and bots always refer to vietnam. The only difference on this one is that russia wants to anex ukraine (as it has been doing for the last 20 years) and invented all sorts of reasons v the west cause its playing with anti-west sentiment from parties who do not want nothing else than regional imperialism and slavery (yes the traditional kind with use of shackles and all that).
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  18.  @theboone3848  yup, poor bugs woken in the middle of the night.
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  19.  @elijahtiemens5532  the average life style of someone living in an average developed country is way superior than the life style of a king in the middle ages. Humans are wired to want more (greedy nature), hence why addiction to gambling for example. Humans are also the ones capable to counter their own nature like controlling greedy feeling.
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  20.  @kenlompart9905  but it really doesn't produce equilibrium of spending vs intake. The debt isn't producing the desired economic growth. That's the issue. Ofcourse, nothing to do with the topic at hand, and thus a form of deflection from putinist apologetics.
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  21.  @gbgbgbgb1  I have a fact to present: ukraine isn't accepting And a question: do u consider female gender a slur?
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  22.  @ab1858  and... Do tell what putin will do when it remembers poland exists?
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  23.  @simonshotter8960  apples and oranges, u use usa military spending and compare it to the uk. That's a form of fallacy. This isn't for u to answer, just for any other reader.
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  24.  @dogemccoin8318  ur equating usa to russia as if they are equals which is hilarious 😂
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  25. hence why the threat is just a threat and not a real option.
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  26. Lavrov probably doesn't trust anything putin says 😂😂😂 Funny that probably putin doesn't fully trust lavrov 😂😂😂
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  27.  @dioghaltasfoirneartach7258  ukraine does have the potencial. It also has another war to fight to reach said potencial, corruption. It also needs to keep in mind their l elders pensions, cause jumps in economy usually cause havok in the already distopian pension purchase power.
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  28. Panama canal - in the americas - the video about sudan, in africa. U are a geographical genious! 😂
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  29.  @arthurchonyera7031  russia wasn't provoked. Whatever happened in ukraine, it isn't about russia as it isn't russia territory. Russia only reacted because it wants to have power over a territory that is hers by force.
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  30. They aren't neutral, their waiting to see if russia dissolves and they get their regions back, meanwhile they go the "yes sir mode" - not the smartest strategy, but georgia isn't stopping georgian to serve in ukrainian army.
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  31. There are probably more like it. Quantity isn't quality. And quality is about training, training and training from top to bottom. Countries hold "games" to train generals.
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  32. I would call it neurons go missing in action!
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  33.  @dvsfreek  u edit it, u 1st wrote panama canal. Don't pretend u didn't.
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  34. How can one know that 95% were cadets? I'm a military ignorant.
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  35.  @11235but  djibouti hosts more than 3 armies. Djiboiti also has the power to block world trade and all countries makes sure to have the best relationship.
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  36.  @arthurchonyera7031  nope, UN vote, a lot of both asian and african countries voted against russian invasion, 144 to be precise, that's the vast majority.
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  37. Usa would need europe support on that, a nato iniciative. At that time, europe wasn't at best relations with usa due to iraq invasion. Even the trump don't give russian gas monopoly wasn't heard. That's a consequence of iraq wmd that weren't there. Geopolitics are always more complex than just allies vs enemies.
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  38.  @mariogmajner6549  nope, uk is the other way around, people vote for ministers of parliament not for the prime minister. A quick google search would confirm me.
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  39.  @gunner678  they can just be expelled. The idea ukraine can't is ridiculous.
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  40. ​ @Stonecutter334  can't be criative to surpass censorship? Centuries of such have been happening. Just saying 🤷‍♀️
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  41.  @TheDisinformationProjectNz  actually no. They are backing ukraine as a principle. They don't want a neighbor to invade on influence their own separatism problems which, if it wasn't for russia producing, there wouldn't be one. A lot of countries have runaway regions, none of them want meddling without themselves concenting it. Principle of self preservation is very strong at the UN.
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  42.  @ThereWeWere-Gone  u forgot he passed by moscow and smoked a victory cigarette 😂
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  43. Have u consider it might be cause they don't have that much to drill? Check my claim for urself.
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  44.  @11235but  in all countries who depend on trade which is most of them. U should research on that.
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  45.  @bojanradic9954  couldn't put it better. Correlating putinism with russia just aids putinists propagandists.
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  46. The suez canal.
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  47.  @mariogmajner6549  yes regimes aren't defined by laws and agreement on how to elect, its a perfect anarchy where people choose how their votes ate counted... Ur a genious!
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  48. 😂 4d chess player
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  49.  @herbertdarick7693  none of that was what made putina mad with mad plans. It all started with geo surveys in eastern part of med sea and the location of huge gas deposits, something that up until that point was a russian exclusive. Rus suffers and sucombs to dutch deasease, an illness that takes a country backwards. This put in motion a very agressive foreign policy by putinists who live off gas profits. Ukr entering eu meant that eu would have something called reserves and thus controling price thru market quantity which would take away the only leverage putinists had over europe, placing their power and acess to gas profits in danger. It's all about the gas: turkiye also has menaced greece (deposits in the shores between them), big mess and confusion between israel and lebanon (hence why rockets from hezbollah, palestinians unfortunately are used as excuse), in the early century there was an agreement done by UN between israel and egipt (also full of clauses about gas deposits), etc etc. U should research for urself.
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  50.  @goenzoy712  the whole of russia is important to my dog, shall I invade it, expel whoever I don't like (or my cat) and make it my way? Oh and have an aunt by my great great whatever side in the left pinky toe that once went vacationing there, so pretty much I'm entitled, well my dog more ofcourse, it's important to him, he is a siberian husky (familiar conection and all). There u have it - u need to tell ur bosses that these talking points dont make ur job easy cause theyre moronic.
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