Comments by "" (@PerceivedREALITY999) on "Biden Warned Over Escalating Conflict With Russia u0026 China; 'U.S. May Cease To Exist…' | Details" video.

  1. The US needs to learn that playing Russian roulette with a nuclear superpower is never a good idea.
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  2. Instead of arming Ukraine, US tax payer money should be spent on improving the lives of US citizens.
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  3.  @garyfredrickson2301  And dump biden :)
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  4.  @flowpipe  US tax payer money would be better spent on education, improving the US infrastructure and helping the US citizens who are living in poverty (approximately 37.9 million people).
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  5. Imagine living in a world where US government officials use their power for good rather than for evil.
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  6.  @flowpipe  Relax troll, I don't live in the US.
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  7.  @Ultra-Violet  Imagine living in a world where US government officials use their power for good rather than for evil.
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  8.  @chadzahirshah2588  I live in Australia. Greetings from Australia :)
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  9.  @chadzahirshah2588  The US took 20 years to replace the taliban with "the taliban".
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  10.  @chadzahirshah2588  The US ran away from the Taliban. Now the Taliban is armed with captured US weapons.
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  11.  @chadzahirshah2588  The NATO invasion of Afghanistan was not legal under international law. There was no imminent threat that Afghanistan would attack the US or another UN member country. The council did not authorize the US or any other country to use military force against Afghanistan. The US war in Afghanistan was illegal. According to Brown University researchers, the US War in Afghanistan (2001-2022) cost the US (tax payers) $2.313 trillion. I can think of better ways to spend this money. How about improving the US infrastructure and helping the US citizens who are living in poverty (approximately 37.9 million people). Poppy cultivation drastically increased in Afghanistan during the US invasion. In Afghanistan opium production surged from around 180 tonnes in 2001 to 9,900 tonnes in 2017.
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  12.  @chadzahirshah2588  The third edition of Global Terrorism Index published in November 2015: Data from 2014 showed there has been over a nine-fold increase in the number of deaths from terrorism since 2000.
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