Comments by "peabase" (@peabase) on "AFP News Agency" channel.

  1.  @kremzle5688  I bet somewhere where the nuclear winter sets in. On earth, in other words. It would be interesting to observe if our starving "Philip" resorts to cannibalism or falls victim to it.
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  2. Propping up a moribund repressive regime isn't quite right either.
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  3. I fear you'll have to fight your colonial wars elsewhere. No suck luck here.
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  4. You've got the Galactic Empire and the Rebel Alliance mixed up. Putler's Russia is analogous to the tyrannical Galactic Empire -- the Dark Side -- since he's an autocrat as well.
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  5. Head-on? Winning? The self-delusion is strong with you.
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  6.  @iiMubarak  You're about to be proven wrong. The UN General Assembly will vote this week on a draft resolution that condemns the invasion. It's estimated that two-thirds will vote in favour, while abstainers will outnumber those who're against. It was no different when Putin took Crimea.
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  7. 0:23 That's a Nokia 880, the sister model of the very popular Nokia 2110i.
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  8.  @Tillu_dream16-39  You're asking a known troll to substantiate his claims? I can't think of a worse waste of time.
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  9. China loves cheap Russian resources all right. Or should I say cheap Ruxian resources, from China's northernmost province, where a certain Pu Tin is regional governor.
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  10. Putler is desperately trying to make hay.
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  11. It will come down, as will Russia's earnings.
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  12.  @tonyatgoogle6076  Whataboutism, here we come.
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  13. More like a riot.
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  14. I hope Putin paid tribute to Russia's biggest submarine, the Moskva.
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  15. True dat. A fallen soldier can't fight another day.
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  16. Putin values your input.
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  17. You'd think Putin would prefer to recruit for his CSTO and Eurasian Union, but no, he's distinguishing himself as NATO's and the EU's most productive recruiter. So selfless!
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  18. No can do. His table is just too looong to transport.
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  19.  @tomweiss9600  What, Bakhmut and Avdiivka? Both still pale in comparison to recaptured Kherson, which is nearly ten times larger than Avdiivka going by population size.
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  20.  @frenkieschinkels6597  So, what's the explanation for your naivety then? Do you realise that this isn't the first time the Taliban rules the roost in Afghanistan? That first time reads like a horror story.
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  21. Are you a millennial?
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  22. You're at the wrong address with your conspiracy theory. This is about Assange.
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  23. Putin and Kim have much in common. Height, for starters. Or is Kim wearing his elevator shoes again?
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  24.  @AnnaAnna-gt6eh  Wandering or wondering? I suppose my ancestors made tools, garments and shelters to survive in one of the most forbidding climates in Europe.
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  25. Aren't you sticking around for money and a better life? It works the other way around, too. You can move to a poor country with less-than-ideal living conditions.
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  26. Next, you're going to tell us that the Stern Gang wasn't a terrorist organisation either, because they fought the British to achieve independence, too. Oh no, they referred to themselves as terrorists. Confusing! P.S. You may want to refer to the terrorists as Hamas. Israel was more than the Stern Gang, too.
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  27. Monoglot much?
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  28.  @ruotuz  The US didn't bring any kind of democracy to Syria, not intentionally nor unintentionally. How you arrived at the latter will probably forever remain a mystery, because I suspect you'll never be able to explain it in a humanly intelligible manner.
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  29. This has very little to do with democracy. Syria is ranked 164th in the Democracy Index. That's three rungs up from North Korea, which occupies the bottom spot.
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  30.  @vrsimulo1234  The Dutch are great believers in the rule of law. So, what's the charge?
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  31.  @pohatuthereactor1693  I'm a Hong Kong resident. I find it amusing that you're trying to lecture me.
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  32. Is the odd political assassination still allowed in Putin's book?
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  33. The wheels have come off this tandem.
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  34. Life is for the living.
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  35. I disagree. One is a Chihuahua and the other a Bernedoodle or something.
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  36. Give it time, and Serbia will overtake Russia.
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  37. He's stuck "liberating" Ukraine. It appears the Ukrainians are none too keen.
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  38. You like to generalise.
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  39.  @iiMubarak  You truly are a gullible fool. We were in Afghanistan to build girls' schools and in Kosovo to police Kosovar extremists, so they wouldn't take their revenge on Serbian civilians. Try to get it through your thick troll skull that not everyone is American. It's the whole world against Russia, so don't be so one-sided.
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  40.  @bag3lmonst3r72  Oh, Lavrov is aware how his speech was received.
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  41. It follows you should leave NATO as well.
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  42.  @shenoyglobal  The AK47 doesn't have better range than the M-4. In fact, the 5.56×45mm NATO outranges the 7.62x39mm. In Afghanistan, the Taliban switched to shooting with Dragunovs and PKMs at US soldiers. The latter couldn't respond effectively because of the inferior range of their M-4s. I'm sure the militants in Kashmir would do likewise once they realise the villagers are armed with AK47s. When the defenders have been eliminated from afar, or have expended their ammo, they'd swoop in for the kill.
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  43.  @shenoyglobal  I don't know if you ever served in the military, but I do know from personal experience that you rarely if ever use automatic fire in combat. I was issued with the selective fire version of the SLR, the FAL, which, according to my instructor, became a light anti-aircraft weapon on auto. You really had to fight muzzle climb with such a powerful round. You can step down from a battle rifle to an assault rifle that fires an intermediate cartridge, but then range becomes an issue. If it was an issue for US soldiers in mountainous Afghanistan, I can picture it being a problem in Kashmir as well.
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  44. The evidence suggests otherwise.
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  45. She's brown. You didn't get the memo?
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  46.  @taha.Rabeeah  That's too weird for words. Serbia was conducting ethnic cleansing in Kosovo when NATO put a stop to it. For sure Serbia was acting alone. Even its great friend Russia joined the chorus and made madman Milosevic finally see the light.
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  47. America did pioneering work in cell phone technology, but I remember the days when Americans were absolute laggards in the adoption of smartphones.
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  48. Um, Trump's recent performance hints at dementia.
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  49. ​ @gilanthegrey  Feel free to elaborate on your "charge". The what, the when and the where, please.
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  50.  @tonyatgoogle6076  I'm not. You can stop your eternal whatabouting.
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