Comments by "Wundurra" (@wundurra24) on "Ukraine war: ‘We are supporting both parties but in a disproportionate manner’" video.

"In good faith"! LMAO. They were getting their butts kicked.
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@Arnachistarchitect Plan A for the Russians was to take Kiev in a few hours with airborne troops. Plan B was to take Kiev in three days with armoured battle groups. Both failed miserably. It was no feint.
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@Arnachistarchitect The plans were found on a KIA Russian infantry officer. It was also evident from Russia's military actions. Where exactly are the Russian's "making progress" in the south and east? Lastly, where are from? Your surname is Nigerian but maybe you live in the UK if you watch GB News. The UK fought and defeated fascism in World War Two - Hitler and Mussolini - why are you supporting fascism in 2022?
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@Arnachistarchitect Imagine if Nigeria was invaded by a country with more than five times its population, just as Ukraine has.
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@Arnachistarchitect NATO are giving weapons to a sovereign nation defending themselves from a hostile aggressor. If Nigeria was invaded by another country, would Nigeria defend the self and request military assistance from other nations?
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@Arnachistarchitect What about the US assistance with Boko Haram? What are your thoughts on that? It doesn't fit in with your world view.
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@Arnachistarchitect NATO hasn't expanded since 2004. There was no realistic prospect of Ukraine joining NATO. Russia's invasion is about ethnonationalism and empire. It is all about Putin's warped historical views, essentially "Russia First." His actions have backfired, as other countries including Finland and Sweden are now interested in joining NATO.
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@Arnachistarchitect Read this article "John Mearsheimer is wrong about the crisis in Ukraine" by Benjamin Baharlias.
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@Arnachistarchitect I admire Oliver Stone, but know his anti-US imperialism bias. I haven't seen the documentary you mentioned, bur checkout his latest Facebook status. Stone wrote, ""Although the United States has many wars of aggression on its conscience, it doesn’t justify Mr. Putin’s aggression in Ukraine. A dozen wrongs don’t make a right. Russia was wrong to invade." Stone was previosuly wrong about Ukraine on multiple issues: saying there was "no proof" Russia intended to invade and "I think Russia is concerned only with the Donbass region." Life is never black and white, but there is no justification for Putin's invasion - or "special military operation" if you want to use his terminolgy - and war crimes.
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