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

There are already a bunch of videos about this. There are several deposits in the world of gas and oil. Some easy to access thus cheaper to drill and sell like saudi oil in comparisson to the much more expensive version of uk. There are all kinds of deposits in russia (vast territory) but the easy access ones are being depleted faster (obvious) and ukraine has a bunch of it (about 1% of the total known deposits in the world).
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@sircatangry5864 ah, sorry for the misinterpretation. Do u happen to know if bashirs have generally bigger families? I am absolutely ignorant of the subject.
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There is this one tapped converation of a soldier explaining that radio com warned AA unit after being bombed by UAF not before 😂. Taking this into consideration what u propose is very much possible.
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It's unrelated to western parties interests so it doesn't make it to the news. It's a very good example or proof that western media is (maybe always was) no better than any other propaganda outlet.
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Since the cold war that the masses are naive to "the other". A good example is the uk pacifists with their anti-nuke position, latter fully known that they were financed by the soviets.
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@Aurekbeshisk ur almost right, sudanese former dictator was an islamist (self described as one) and he is the one who made these 2 military groups. So, to a certain extent, islamism did have a hand in this.
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The one that makes the difference is the one used in industry and heating both room temperature and watter. The cooking is minor.
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 @NEWROCK717 that would be incorrect. There are muslims who practice this and there are ones who don't. Word to research is takfir.
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@Aurekbeshisk in the case of sudan, these 2 army groups were made by the islamist dictator (so that they would fight each other if one tried to coup- tipical dictator strategy), they united to oust the dictator and then turned against one another. The islamism part was the tool the dictator used to 1. keep sudan inside the pan-arab movement and 2. Justify the subjugation of south sudan and darfur and 3. Meddle in other conflicts such as yemen.
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When a conflict doesn't have a political party agenda in the west or democratic country, it tends to be ignored by media. Sudan conflicts has many interest groups, none in western political party related, so it's ignored. Key countries: egypt, lybia, uae, china, russia- these are the one's who have a vested interest, and the more conflict, the more sudan is dependant, the more these countries win. It's kind of neo-colonization by means of war. But as it doesn't fit "muah mean west" it doesn't reach the news.
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@kairon5249 it does and it only got atention (publicity and power) because russia became a menace. Prior to this they weren't in enough numbers to make a diference in the long run, like the rest of the world. It isn't with military might that you counter a bad ideology.
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@zuthula3847 anonimous is non partisan but follow the so called wester values.
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@TheNefastor ya, they'll probably still sell some but never as a functioning oficial industry. One of the possible outcomes of this is dark market sells (north korea does it - it's a whole another story). It will be of our interest to pressure governments to keep track of this possibility because no one wants more guerrillas or isis like groups cause in the end the propaganda will be like "its the west who arms them and bla bla bla". That's my fear about this hipe in weapons sales.
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@TrassseB I understand what u mean but now that it's done it can cause more harm than good, it can make a bad situation worst.
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@XOPOIIIO no, not really even though most people make that assumption.
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