Comments by "R Johansen" (@rjohansen9486) on "NATO Nation Germany Alarmed By Putin’s Big Move; ‘Russian Nukes Deployed Mere 600 Kms From Berlin…’" video.

That is not correct. It was 27 million Soviets, not russians. Out of the 27, there were over 8 million Ukrainians for example. And no, Germany doesn't want to do it all over again. Germany has been the least aggressive country since WW2. Ruzzia the most.
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You want Ruzzia to be educated before it's to late? I agree with you!
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@trumpforever6706 "Ukraine and Georgia have the right to join N ATO...That is their choice. We respect the right of every state - including our neighbors - to choose their own partners, to decide for themselves which organization they want to join." Ser gei L avrov in an interview with the German Handels blatt published in 2005.
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@DomConley "The Yalta Conference" You mean when the Soviets broke the agreement and remained occupiers of several Eastern European countries?
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 @TheMrmango69 No, it has not. You seems to think like a ruzzian. East Germany was a ruzzian colony.
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@craig4867 The point was that you didn't WANT to mention the many Ukrainian deaths. The other point is that you lie when you say Germany wants to do it again. And no, most Ukrainians are not russians. But if you seem to care about deaths so much, doesn't the deaths caused by the horrible ruzzian inva sion mean anything to you?
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@craig4867 Does the Ukrainian dea ths caused by the horr ible ru zzian in vas ion matter to you? And NO, most Ukrainians are not russ ians.
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@trumpforever6706 Kremlin press statement 2002: “I am absolutely convinced that Ukraine will not shy away from the processes of expanding interaction with NATO and the Western allies as a whole. Ukraine has its own relations with NATO; there is the Ukraine-NATO Council. At the end of the day the decision [on Ukraine joining NATO] is to be made by NATO and Ukraine. It is a matter for those two partners.”
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@trumpforever6706 kremlin statement July 2005: “We think that simple expansion of NATO is a technical process that does not bring greater security to the world. There are modern threats we are all aware of—threats such as terrorism and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. I do not really understand exactly how a purely technical move such as the expansion of NATO to take in our Baltic neighbors can bring greater security. If other former Soviet republics want to join NATO, our attitude will remain the same. But I want to stress that we will respect their choice because it is their sovereign right to decide their own defense policy and this will not worsen relations between our countries.”
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@mariohuizar9075 Ask Lavrov, it's his statement!
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@DomConley "Now putting is doing what he should have did back in 2009". Losing??
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@DomConley I'm afraid you have to be more specific. But I guess the ruzzian papers are a little "different" than the real ones.
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@warrenpeterson8446 What are you trying to say??
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