Comments by "Robert Steele" (@robertsteele474) on "Trump tears into Zelensky in White House shouting match | Ukraine: The Latest" video.

  1. "The fundamental principle of our government [is] never to entangle us with the broils of Europe." --Thomas Jefferson to A. Coray, 1823. "In national as in individual dealings, more liberality will, perhaps, be found in voluntary regulations than in those which are measured out by the strict letter of a treaty, which, whenever it becomes onerous, is made by forced construction to mean anything or nothing, engenders disputes and brings on war." --Thomas Jefferson to Alexander, Emperor of Russia, 1804.
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  2. Blue and yellow flags are preferable for that use.
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  3. Trump has no patience for idiots.
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  4. I agree President Zelenskyy was disgraceful, but Ukraine does not have a vice-president.
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  5. A million or so unnecessary deaths?
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  6. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  7. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  8. Better yet, what if Toria Nuland, etc. had not meddled in Ukraine before and up to 2014 and beyond. Ukraine would have remained economically and militarily neutral, nearly 1 million people would not have died and everyone would be happy.
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  9.  @James-rl5tj  Better tell Zelenskky. It has been his go-to tactic even when he was a comedian.
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  10.  @markheithaus  After what Ukrainian Galician Army and Bandarovites did to the Poles, I really think they will have second thoughts about helping Ukraine in the long run if they remember their history.
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  11. I am amazed find ourselves in agreement on many things now, Maria.
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  12.  @bartandaelus359  "Tier 1 allies and middle powers like Japan and SK." 🤣🤣🤣
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  13.  @martavdz4972  That is because the majority those countries have been under military occupation by the US for the past 70 years.
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  14.  @liminalsoup3005  Zelenskyy cannot win. What other choice does he have?
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  15.  @TyllerBoom  Not me in California.
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  16. "It's been a long time comin' It's goin' to be a long time gone [Chorus] And it appears to be a long Appears to be a long Appears to be a long time Yes, a long, long, long, long time before the dawn"
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  17. President Donald Trump was not in office those other times, a senile old man was.
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  18. I don't know about that. I did not see any artistry in Zelenskyy's squealing.
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  19.  @duckcensorship7446  Awww. Your poor feewings got hurt because your little green goblin got spanked. Here is a commemorative stale USAID Fweedom Fwy to soak up your tears, little Banderovite.
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  20.  @brannonburroughs8819  The American president spanked a spoiled toddler.
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  21. 🤣🤣🤣🤣that's funny.
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  22.  @martavdz4972  Sales of what?
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  23. Should they visit Crimea or Mariupol first?
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  24. The Europeans have been warring each other for millennia. Not even selling off their daughters to enemy nobles in intermarriage could stop their belligerent warmongering and backstabbing hubris.
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  25. Don't worry, they will get transcripts from MOSSAD.
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  26.  @stupidburp  "caught by other reporters"🤣🤣🤣What a "free press"! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  27. Zelenskyy request it.
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  28. With around a million dead for his posturing hubris, Ukraine definitely doesn't need Zelenskyy, that is obvious.
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  29. A tremendous opportunity gained.
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  30. Donald got an invitation to see the king, so there is that.
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  31. Fat chance. Europeans have been backstabbing and warring with each other for millennial. Not even voluntarily selling their daughters to their enemies prevented that. They have only marginally stopped in the last 70 years because they were militarily occupied by the US.
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  32. Still hiding from the front-lines. Mr. Honourable Malesky?
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  33.  @s0vhjfe4SA08adc9js  Here in one of the last few Fweedom Fwies USAID can afford. Savor it well, ABTroll. Supplies are running out.
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  34.  @supermarno1980  From every side, no hope for the Ukraine government at all.
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  35. Why would Putin deliver a nuclear missile to Ukraine when Russia removed them in 1995?
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  36. "In national as in individual dealings, more liberality will, perhaps, be found in voluntary regulations than in those which are measured out by the strict letter of a treaty, which, whenever it becomes onerous, is made by forced construction to mean anything or nothing, engenders disputes and brings on war." --Thomas Jefferson to Alexander, Emperor of Russia, 1804. "On the subject of treaties, our system is to have none with any nation, as far as can be avoided... We believe that with nations as with individuals, dealings may be carried on as advantageously, perhaps more so, while their continuance depends on a voluntary good treatment as if fixed by contract which, when it becomes injurious to either, is made by forced constructions to mean what suits them and becomes a cause of war instead of a bond of peace... It is against our system to embarrass ourselves with treaties, or to entangle ourselves at all with the affairs of Europe." --Thomas Jefferson to Philip Mazzei, 1804. "We had better have no treaty than a bad one. It will not restore friendship, but keep us in a state of constant irritation." --Thomas Jefferson: The Anas, 1807.
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  37. Ukraine never had nukes. Those were Russian nukes. the US and Russia determined that it was too dangerous to leave them in Ukraine, the most corrupt country in Europe as they rightly feared that Ukraine would sell them to any radical group that could come up with the most cash, so they removed the temptation.
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  38.  @georgedyson9754  "In national as in individual dealings, more liberality will, perhaps, be found in voluntary regulations than in those which are measured out by the strict letter of a treaty, which, whenever it becomes onerous, is made by forced construction to mean anything or nothing, engenders disputes and brings on war." --Thomas Jefferson to Alexander, Emperor of Russia, 1804. "The fundamental principle of our government [is] never to entangle us with the broils of Europe." --Thomas Jefferson to A. Coray, 1823. "We had better have no treaty than a bad one. It will not restore friendship, but keep us in a state of constant irritation." --Thomas Jefferson: The Anas, 1807. "I hope we may still keep clear of [the broils of Europe],... and that time may be given us to... find some means of shielding ourselves in future from foreign influence, political, commercial, or in whatever other form it may be attempted. I can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the wish of Silas Deane that there were an ocean of fire between us and the old world." --Thomas Jefferson to Elbridge Gerry, 1797.
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  39. Ukraine still had missiles Ukraine never had nukes. Those were Russian nukes. the US and Russia determined that it was too dangerous to leave them in Ukraine, the most corrupt country in Europe as they rightly feared that Ukraine would sell them to any radical group that could come up with the most cash, so they removed the temptation.
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  40. @ We had better have no treaty than a bad one. It will not restore friendship, but keep us in a state of constant irritation." --Thomas Jefferson: The Anas, 1807. "Nothing is so important as that America shall separate herself from the systems of Europe, and establish one of her own. Our circumstances, our pursuits, our interests, are distinct. The principles of our policy should be so also. All entanglements with that quarter of the globe should be avoided if we mean that peace and justice shall be the polar stars of the American societies." --Thomas Jefferson to J. Correa de Serra, 1820. "The fundamental principle of our government [is] never to entangle us with the broils of Europe." --Thomas Jefferson to A. Coray, 1823. "I hope we may still keep clear of [the broils of Europe],... and that time may be given us to... find some means of shielding ourselves in future from foreign influence, political, commercial, or in whatever other form it may be attempted. I can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the wish of Silas Deane that there were an ocean of fire between us and the old world." --Thomas Jefferson to Elbridge Gerry, 1797.
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  41. Not really, but about time.
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  42. "I hope we may still keep clear of [the broils of Europe],... and that time may be given us to... find some means of shielding ourselves in future from foreign influence, political, commercial, or in whatever other form it may be attempted. I can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the wish of Silas Deane that there were an ocean of fire between us and the old world." --Thomas Jefferson to Elbridge Gerry, 1797
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  43. Fat chance. Europeans have been backstabbing and warring with each other for millennial. Not even voluntarily selling their daughters to their enemies prevented that. They have only marginally stopped in the last 70 years because they were occupied by the US.
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  44. To be fair, Zelenskyy has spent the last two years outside the country more than he has been inside the country.
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  45.  @Nwlvls007  "Trump Vs. Harris Fundraising: Harris Outraises Trump By Nearly 5-to-1" Forbes, Nov 4, 2024, 02:06pm "The Biden—now Harris—campaign committee raised $997.2 million and Trump’s campaign committee raised $388 million in total between Jan. 2023 and Oct. 16, 2024," Not even a good try, Jared.
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  46. I am glad we finally agree, Marisa. Zelenskyy has gotten away with far too much.
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  47. So is Zelenskyy. He ran away to Moscow 4 times to dodge Ukrainian conscription.
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  48. ...but the glorious leader Zelenskyy is more that willing to sacrifice another million or so to die in a war he is destined to lose due to his hubris.
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  49. Zelenskyy. 3 years of anger and running.
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  50. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  51.  @Swimant  Ukraine never had nukes. Those were Russian nukes. the US and Russia determined that it was too dangerous to leave them in Ukraine, the most corrupt country in Europe as they rightly feared that Ukraine would sell them to any radical group that could come up with the most cash, so they removed the temptation.
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