Comments by "Far Centrist" (@far_centrist) on "ShanghaiEye魔都眼" channel.

  1. Germany printing more money. Will be used for economic cushion. In a week you'll hear they'll sent a fraction or even most of that money to ukrane.
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  2. the issue with being a hypocrite is that no one will take the you seriously anymore when you bring up moral and the issue of human right abuse, all of which are the thing the US really excels at.
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  3. ​ @Ruffles811  how is being dependent on financial and arms support is "independent"? How is cancelling election is "democratic"?
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  4. When one suffer defeat after defeat, any excuse to declare a "victory" should be taken to keep the public support.
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  5. It's sad that we have to resort to typos and misspellings just to get our point across, because of the platform's alignment.
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  6. Role model of germany's ingenuity. Everyone should follow his example and fill their house with hydrogen during winter for heating.
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  7. Germany about to level up to a 3rd world nation
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  8. "don't worry guys, we'll blow the door so you guys can escape! Slava cocaine" "Oops"
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  9. He came in his usual lazy t shirt, start demanding stuff, won't listen to anybody, and expect his problem to be everyone else's problem too.
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  10. Buy the turbine from russia, ask canada to send it to germany, get germany to resell it to russia. Or just legalize nord stream 2 instead
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  11.  @NoExpertHere  lmao it's not even in danger, unlike the one who got fire all over the country 🤣🤣🤣
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  12. Asking for help to a guy that bathe with his daughter 🤣🤣🤣
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  13.  @mycardbrokedown5699  wow that's shallow take. Have you studied ukr constitution? You can't cancel that legally, even in case of war. Receiving weapons from allies but keep losing ground? Lol. You can cry but please stop projecting 🤣🤣🤣
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  14. "if the price is higher than that no purchase will be allowed" allowed by whom? the US? they're not your dad, make your own mature decision responsibly. and every country responsibility is to it's own people.
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  15.  @usul573  sureeee the US is entitled to do whatever it wants yeah? American exceptionalism am i right?
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  16. It'll be great if it turns out like the professor in the car dealerships. He glued himself to the floor, then the showroom visitors and employees left because it's closing time, leaving him alone and cold and thirsty without any means to relieve himself for the whole night.
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  17. I'm a lazy propaganda eaters that doesn't wanna do research so please explain
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  18. Good. About time
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  19. 137.000 m3 by the end of year? What is he trying to heat up, his fancy house? That's not even enough for the fraction of the populace.
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  20. wait till ukr fans say that ukr is a sovereign country and had every right blah blah in complete denial of reality like their view is going to change anything lol
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  21. Free speech* is one of the defining value of western society** *Terms and conditions apply **Criticizing western society does not constitute free speech and is considered hate speech
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  22. Not as pathetic as the support from 17 western countries yet still losing big time. "We're going to take crimea back" lmao they can't even reclaim kherson since day 1 of the war 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  23. ​ @mudshovel289  do you even live in SEA? I lived here for a long time and I understand that everyone had issue with everybody, not just CN. Indonesia has scuttled Chinese, Thai, Philippines, and Malay, Vietnam fishing vessels for "illegal fishing" Likewise so has Malay, Vietnam, and others too, capturing, sinking, or scuttling each other's ships. Our problem is not just with CN, it's with everybody. And as the comment above said, it's a geopolitical miracle because we never let those issue (which can usually be a casus beli) we just let it slide and focus on what really matters, such as economic development and mutual cooperation where it works. And CN has been the economic patron of SEA. So don't try to sell us that BS.
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  24.  @alfredocalzadilla7251  true, it is an extremely capitalistic country where even essentials like baby formula and insulin is highly monopolized by the corporate. 3 corporate own the right to baby formula and they decided that it's not profitable enough, hence the crisis. Around 2-3 company owned the right to insulin. And they set the price so high and keep raising it every year because they know it will sell because it's an elixir of life for the diabetic. For the middle and low income american it's a matter of life and death. An average american need over 1-2k usd a month for insulin to live when everywhere else it cost 1/10th that amount. And in a country where the lifestyle of average citizen has a high chance of leading to diabetes, it's literally a death sentences. I don't have diabetes, but i feel pity for those in america that do. And the moms who's baby is lactose intolerant or having trouble lactating.
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  25. 🤣🤣🤣
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  26.  @yippeeki-yay490  any proof to that? Last i check, india, china, turkey, hungary, and south america is ramping up their energy purchases. And the reason for the increasing ruble value is due to increase in export but huge decrease in imports. You're saying it's getting traded less? Both india, china, africa, and recently, turkey has had a deal to do purchase using national currency only. If anything, it's the usd and euro getting traded less, and it's value reflected by that.
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  27.  @mudshovel289  we've blown each other's ship, and you got sprayed once and had to call a foreign nation for help? Wow that's some next level infantilism. Try to get mature statesmanship maybe? At least you won't be at some foreign nation's beck and call. Have you heard of sovereignty? Try it, it's very nice.
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  28. the reports from the rus mod seems always on point and thoroughly fact checked. and when they do accidentally cause civ casualties they will admit it. while in kyiv it was ukr mistakes, there is another one in another city which the missile hit its target well, but the explosion is too strong, causing a civ house to be damaged due to proximity.
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  29. He's not a puppet like the rest of them
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  30. Lol
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  31.  @yippeeki-yay490  ah yes, classic. No argument = just call them russian bot! The thing is, one look at the inflation and currency value, it immediately tells who's gonna have to find another job, washington's bot!
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  32.  @mudshovel289  kinda sad you resorted to name calling when confronted with facts you can't refute 🤣
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  33. They've found putin wallet near it. Live from CNN
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  34. You can tell who's involved based on the japanese next move regarding the sakhalin project.
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  35.  @vzv3235  dude ignore him. He's a washington bot. He's always in this channel, as well as other channel posting war video from russian side. He has no idea what he's talking about. To him, russia just captured the lugansk village, while ukrane has captured the snake island continent.
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  36. I love the European, they won't complain till sht hits the fan, because it's usually already too late by then. Instead they are focusing on the only thing that matters, which is what they should identify themselves as, especially on a bright sunny day. Thank God for European, they are the most qualified people on earth to lecture us about morals and values.
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  37. Charging EV cost arms and legs, now refueling is no longer an option. Come on french people, god gave 2 feet. Put one in front of the other. Car privileges are for the ruling class only~
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  38. A few hours after the attack, we don't even know who the perpetrator is, yet the ENTIRE wst media is already trying to convince us that ukr is not involved. We all know who funded and supported these so called "moderate rebels". They're just using their proxies (the ukr) and funnel the money through them into their other terror proxies to cover themselves up so they don't get the blame.
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  39.  @yippeeki-yay490  showcase of the bayraktar, m777, himars getting destroyed, or a showcase of javelin getting plundered? China just extended military tech partnership with russia. So does iran. Turkey, one of the most important and strategic nato members, just started partnership of with russia to improve their drones when erdogan went to sochi. Who's buying western equipment? Ah yes, poland bought a few himars. Lets see, what else getting sold... Nvm, cant find any. Taiwan deal is not finished so it doesn't count. And guess what? Himars, the "game changer" because it destroyed an unimportant bridge that the russian had deployed several poontoons around it? Russia had the tornado s system, which is similar in specification and accuracy but had longer reach (50% more, in fact. For the medium missiles, himars can reach 80km. Tornado s can reach 120). Unlike western missiles which are bulky and cant reach crap 🤣🤣🤣
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  40.  @yippeeki-yay490  why bring such advanced equipment to fight off western junk? "Russia is toast" yet it kept gaining allies and economic partners worldwide lmao
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  41.  @yippeeki-yay490  it's impressive how everything you just said is wrong. Countries are ditching the Petrodollar. They don't want theirs to be confiscated because they did something the US didn't like. Nobody cares about sweden and nato. They are militarily insignificant. And them ditching the kurdish refugees by sending them to turkish dungeon says a lot about their value of human rights. It's human rights but only when it suits them. And they are still pretty much on the turkish hook, if they try to do anything to undo the agreement, turkey can still pull the plug and block their membership. Hungary and serbia has agreed to keep buying russian oil and gas in increased volume. Germany has been pretty staunch on their gas issue, look where that got them. Protest everywhere, latest one there's a video where habeck trying to tell people why they should stay to their choice of not buying russian gas, and he was jeered and called warmongers. In another tour the people are shouting for them to open nordstream 2. The people and the leadership clearly have disagreement. And look where that got bojo, draghi, and the other one in baltic countries. They all stepping down because of the economic crisis they created. Comedic actor only become a hero in a mainstream western media, everyone know he's a clown that had a stash of millions overseas, and a cottage both in the US and the UK. Recently, even western media is reporting on his corruption. Amnesty international has condemned ukraine use of human shield. Cbs has called them out for corruption. Both parties are getting cancelled by people like you for bringing out the truth because it hurts your feelings. What sanctions? Russia has managed to get a workaround for it in many places. Mir payment system is now accepted in china, africa, turkey, uae, india, several european countries, and many other countries as well as several countries that are going to do business with russia in the future such as countries in south america and southeast asia. You are one of those people who thinks that europe and the US is the only country to do business with and the rest of the world is insignificant. That's colonialist logic. Russia future is bright. The economy reflects it. But the crisis in europe and US is very apparent, there's no way to hide it. The white house just changed the definition of recession to hide the recession they are in, but people aren't stupid. You'll probably buy it tho, considering how much msm crap you are regurgitating right now. Russian military is also very capable, it is shown by how much western equipment they have destroyed. If they are waging war the way US did in iraq (indiscriminate shelling, shot every citizen) ukr would have fallen a long time ago. And civilian casualties reflect that. So far russia only has caused 4k civilian casualties, compared to 1 million by the US invasion of iraq.
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  42.  @mudshovel289  I'm not siding with "china". We're not at war with china. China considers us an economic partner, not an adversary. There's no "siding" here. You're the one obsessed with confrontation.
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  43.  @mudshovel289  when i said "we" i mean southeast asian nations. so you're in the US? say no more, you already said everything there is to say. also, did you know that CN is still amongst the biggest trade partner of the philippines? crazy right? why not cut off trade? they sprayed the philippines remember? scuttling ships? that's fine. but getting sprayed? wow i can't imagine, i may lose sleep just thinking about it 🤣
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  44. Look at Romania
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  45.  @florabee9283  aircraft cost more than missiles. Lost missile can be replaced. Lost aircraft is a tragedy. If they are trying to destroy anything they should target the aircraft, the pilot, or the runways.
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  46.  @a.t6066  I've told you the russian used both. Artillery fire as well as grad rocket is technically an unguided bomb, and its use has caused huge losses for the ukranian front line troops. How do you think russians keep gaining ground? Unguided bombs like artillery shells and grad rockets are cheaper and thus can be used in greater quantities with devastating effects. If you need to ask about this, you need to reevaluate your knowledge regarding warfare.
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  47. you wont get your jobs back if you dont take your country back first.
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  48.  @oasis5683  not to mention the man is super busy. Meeting after meeting, travel after travel.
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  49.  @boknow5506  it seems you've lost your mind. The fantasy is getting so wild because you can't face reality anymore?
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  50.  @davidc9214  no, he said finland and sweden does not pose as much threat as ukr. Stop twisting his words.
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  51.  @davidc9214  nuke is not a weapon to be used. It is a deterrent. However, when other nations that have no nukes acquire them and they are openly hostile to your country, then they are a threat. Ukr will only be a threat if it joins nato and host nato nukes right on the russian border. Which they say they will do. It's a very legitimate concern, and launching SMO under such security pressure is legal under the UN charter. You are projecting, it seems you are the one that's brainwashed.
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  52.  @davidc9214  let me remind you that russia doctrine of using nukes in self-defense. And recently nato has changed its nuke policy from deterrent to first strikes. I bet you didn't even know that. It is comprehensible that putin would remind nato that if it ever try using nukes, in his words "we have our weapons also, some are more modern than our colleagues (the west)" this is the only speech which he has indirectly refer to the use of nukes. And the speech literally says he's going to use it for self defense, not offense. Doesn't matter how you want to spin it. you have a wild imagination. You may think what you want of our country's relationship but at the end of the day it's the leadership that decides how it's going to be, not you. On a geopolitical scale, you're just a nobody with an opinion. And I'm happy to say the chinese leadership has common sense, unlike yourself. I highly doubt your claim that you are chinese, I've never met any chinese that paints their own people in such a bad light (slаvеrs). I think you're just some british dude, and you have a history for doing exactly that. And considering everything you said is a repeat of a british media BS.
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  53.  @davidc9214  🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 "this is your war, not ours" followed by "we call the shots" its embarrassing to call yourself chinese lol, and a short google translated word still does not make you a chinese. but you may keep living inside your own fantasy 🤣🤣 keep your S&M fantasy to yourself coz I'm not interested lol Even the government never called on the issue of Vladivostok. And the government knows too well if russia fall, it will be the next western target. Even now they've moved to provoke the taiwan issue, and Xi is a smart man, unlike you. I guess that's why you're nobody in the geopolitical issue 😂😂 sure thing, I'll come back here once the war is concluded and ask about your ukranian victory claim... Best to start chipping in to prevent ukr collapse, but i didn't expect someone very opinionated with something chinese in general disagree will be very popular and have any money... Otherwise your S&M kinks wouldn't just be a fantasy 🙌
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  54.  @davidc9214  grow up first then we'll talk. I have no time for pointless juvenile insults. And learn mandarin first before doing a low effort chinese LARPing would you 🤣🤣🤣
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  55.  @davidc9214  keep on dreaming mate. Russian exports are doing very well, and local production is expanding. Why don't you tell us more about the crisis in your beloved home of great britain, where they are placing an alarm on a pack of meat because the living standards are below that of a 3rd world country lol And guess what, your opinion still does not matter since it's not factual 🤡🤡🤡
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  56.  @davidc9214  the fact that you kept using insults like a child means you are angry. So cope and seethe 🤣🤣🤣 Tell that to the 14k dead people, including kids the ukies killed for the past 8 years. Hoping that putin will fall, hoping russia will weaken and crumble, hoping for me to go to hell, KEEP ON HOPING! 😂😂😂 Maybe you should hope the british economy will recover, too bad the people in downing streets don't know what to do lmao How's the healthcare? Oh right, the nurses are on strikes because they don't have money to afford food 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  57. Clap those tattoed azov cheeks
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  58. He's not dead yet
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  59.  @CG-kf5vh  He's a great president, sure. I didn't disagree with that. But people usually say "he will be remembered" at a funeral service.
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  60. It's scary how a slightly skewed fruit or a slight blemish on the skin of the fruit will send it to the garbage bin due to "standardization" even though it's completely edible with no change in taste. Also applies for meat, processed food, and many more! Sardines slightly bigger or smaller than a factory standard? Dump it!
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  61. They are right! When was the last time a railway ever attacked anybody. I'm typing this from the bathroom while dumping some peaceful loads down a peaceful toilet. Gonna wipe with peaceful tissue paper later ☮️🤣☮️☮️
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  62. No that information it was confirmed to be wrong. Meanwhile russia has captured marinka, andreevka, and bakhmutskoye. 300 days and counting, sure. It is a sign how long russia can withstand this attrition war, 300 days and no signs for the economy to be buckling under thousands of sanctions. Meanwhile in europe lol. No one can afford the living cost anymore.
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  63.  @garyshepherd9367  90%? That's horsepoo. Those who lived in rural russia do not even account for even half the population. But hey, even the poor in rural village in russia can afford gas 🤣🤣🤣
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  64. They're all in it, it's just now that the newly elected trump isn't. And so are several eu nation like Hungary, Slovakia, and the number is increasing. It's a very dumb idea from the beginning
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  65. ​ @hazelwray4184  he's talking about democracy and freedom of expression. Which always historically leads to autocracy and self destruction (Sparta, Ancient Greece, Carthage, Rome, as well as several other city-states)
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  66. Are you serious? Who do you think has been responsible for the death of over 25 million since the end of WW2? These armed groups are only ever involved whenever is•real started any form of indiscriminate ki||ings.
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  67.  @jjryan1352  better BUYING than BEGGING
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  68. ​ @Paulusmus  no one? Not one irrelevant people like you perhaps. All the important people knows the importance of Russia.
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  69. they're still gonna sell it. after all they're not selling products, but contract. if they are late to deliver said products, they're just gonna say it's because of china.
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  70. ​ @isn0t42  no it is cheaper, they are purchasing it at a discount, not a massive discount like what they are giving ukr pre 2014, but a discount nonetheless. However, direct transportation through the pipeline is what makes it especially cheap; even the one transiting through ukr, which transit fee is mostly covered by gazprom. Gas from other sources are either inadequate in supplies, or have a very long transit by ships, and are usually in the form of liquified natural gas, which is way more expensive and is not very useful for chemical manufacturing (especially fertilizer) because it's pure liquified methane. Yes, the EU still buys Ru LNG, but it only helps a few sectors even with a subsidy, and is still much more expensive than natural gas, especially when Ru are done giving discount. Slovakia and Hungary still get their natural gas through the pipeline, until recently when ukr shuts off the transit.
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  71. Nancy won't complain about high prices, she's too rich for that. If the lady in video complains about DUI laws however, then it's 100% pelosi
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  72. That's sad. Maybe you should get real news. But that's not necessary, western media is starting to turn against elensky anyway. With headlines like "ukr tactics is putting civilians in peril" by amnesty international, "only 30% of ukr donated weapons ended up in the frontline" due to corruption, by CBS news. NYT said that ukr is losing also ("kherson counter offensive may only be a limited counter offensive"), and so does CNN (direct video reporting from antonovsky bridge claiming ukrainian is moving away to russian controlled kherson. Most likely to avoid conscription) It's cute how you still think ukraine has any chance of winning in ukraine.
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  73.  @yippeeki-yay490  lol are you sure about that? Last i checked it is the western platform that is banning people telling the truth. In fact, your comment has been shady bannerd because it contain several no-no words like rossiya, cencor, and disenformaton (intentional typo). The thing is, my statement is backed by facts. And you are so delusional that you consider the western news article i listed as "ruzzian propagander". How much copium did you take each day to numb the pain of ukr losses and avoid reality?
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  74. 166 days of constant victory? That's great! Good luck getting back donbas, kherson and crimea. 1 million army? 1 million army advancing to europe to seek asylum maybe lol
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  75.  @Bishop46066  oh please. Bohorodychne is a small settlement, meanwhile the kherson counteroffensive just never happened. In fact, they have changed it into a kherson counter defensive because they lacked troops and equipment to advance. Avdiivka and bakhmut, a major town, is being grinded down and on the process of being captured, while they are suffering huge losses in kherson front. Another himars has been destroyed, as well as m777 (with photographic evidence) and a major storage for himars missile has also been destroyed (with video evidence), something the ukr is running out of. Russia future is bright, African leaders is lining up to shake russian hand aside from a few ex british and french colony. South america is heavily tilting to russia. Turkey, a nato ally, just accepted a ruble-lira trading partnership. China, a global industrial complex, is russian ally. Asia is also on the side of russia, aside from singapore, south korea and japan. Funny that south korea didn't want to meet with pelosi after the taiwan provocation, despite being an ally. And there will be no war with the country you mentioned, unless they are the one to start the provocation. And those countries are facing crisis on it's own, it'll be too busy to start a war. This war is a result of western provocation in the first place, just like they did in taiwan few days ago. 166 days is a short time, compared to how long the US took fighting in iraq and afghan. It's weird that you have a more defeatist mood now lars, you were one of the staunchest "ukraine is winning" commenters a few months ago. Looks like you did your research after all. Don't worry, it won't be long now. Come autumn (maybe even sooner) ukr will declare surrender, may even be unconditional. Then you can cry in the shower and came out as a new man. Or women. Whichever your liberal gender you feel like having.
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  76.  @Bishop46066  my sources are independent sources, as well as film evidence and a map made by pro western sources. Your "sources on the ground" argument is not compelling, because it can be worse than russian propaganda in terms of validity, as well as verifiability. Russia has a car industry. Both personal car, public transport, military transport and cargo trucks. Kamaz, lada, uaz, gaz and more. Look up "russian automobile manufacturer" on wikipedia. A while ago russia just donated and sold busses to nicaragua. Have i mentioned russian airplane industry is also going well? And anything that can't be produced locally can be acquired from china, turkey, iran, middle east, and asia. Like, good god man, where do you even source your info... Then you proceed to speculate on russian future, despite the fact is pointing otherwise. Brics is expanding, new global reserves currency is being formed, mir payment system is taking root with any country that's doing business with russia, discarding swift payments. Dedollarization is progressing well especially after the US provocation of china (china dont want usd to plummet due to economic reason but now i doubt they cared much. They can take a bit of economic pain for better future) Meanwhile eur is reaching parity with usd due to inflation and economic crisis. And sweden, your beloved country, just signed a death warrant by joining nato. Not because of russia, but because it's a sinking ship, economically. This, is not a speculation, it's based on available data and supported by western economist. can the EU save itself? I have no doubt they can. But they can kiss goodbye to generations of decadence and comfort of a high living standards. It will be a slightly better 3rd world country
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  77.  @Bishop46066  why so many? Same reason for why expat and exchange students anywhere in the world, lars. But you made it sound as if ALL russian student went abroad, which is not true. Many students are staying in russia. More than 90%, in fact. Then there are some who just tried to avoid mandatory military services (which is just a boring boot camp that takes too long). Do you understand the concept of international water? A country can only claim water as part of its country, as long as it's within a certain kilometers from the mainland. Try shooting it down, see if it violates international laws or not. Enjoy the declaration of war after.
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  78.  @Bishop46066  yes. I've heard the talk about the PIIGS country being a burden on the EU. Good for you. Guess we all cant have everything we want
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  79.  @Bishop46066  yes, i am well aware of the terrorists attack by ukranian saboteurs. Considering these are the same people that bombed their army pow camp as well as a nuclear power plant and dropping illegal petal mines in civilian areas, why should i be surprised. Meanwhile more and more ukranians are moving to russian controlled region to avoid conscription. Also it's kinda funny that you kept bringing up about the bridge like the rest of western media. The russian forces had repaired the antonovsky bridge, but they are also deploying several poontoon bridge around it, so it's really not an issue. Those trained troops? The training in UK is not adequate, it's barely enough for troops to survive (4 weeks of training, really?) and it cant even replace the loss they are suffering. Also they are running out of men of serving age to train that they upped the age limit to 70. In perspective, the US and canada already had tons of instructors on the ground since 2015. If they are effective, the ukranian would have won by now. But like you said, it's been 166 days. 166 days of constant defeat. And elensky had done another address, saying the situation is desperate, about a while after his infamous vogue photoshoot. I have no doubt that your prediction of russian and sweden future is about as accurate as your prediction of ukranian victory.
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  80.  @Bishop46066  see? That's the kind of stuff i talked about. Apparently your "nationalist media" is the most trustworthy sources ever. And it is not dangerous to speak the truth in russia, like, you don't even live here. How did you know? Youe "nationalist media" told you that? War commentary sources like military summary, which is reporting about russian military movement is still active despite there was an attempt to keep the info hush hush on the russian activity, the channel run by foreigners like 1420 is still running, despite asking "dangerous" questions on the street of Moscow. The only thing ever came out of you is speculation on russia based on your own personal prejudice against russian. Something you've admitted in the past comments, as well as statement like "me and my nationalist friends" etc. You are neck deep in your own bias that you won't accept any truth even if it's placed right in front of your eyes. I've disproved untold amount of your biased info by now, something you dont even try to argue because you realize you have no proof to back up your false claims, and i dont feel like doing it anymore. In fact, considering your severe lack of reliable information sources as well as biased personal beliefs, i wonder who's being censored to a truthful information here, because you do have symptoms of a brainwashed people.
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  81.  @Bishop46066  as a result of russian attack on kherson front, 63rd mechanized brigades lost around 70 troops as well as 14 armored vehicles. In the same region further east, 35th marine corps suffer 30 casualties as well as 5 armored vehicles. In kharkov front, the 92nd mechanized brigades as well as 113rd defense brigades that are grouping up in the city for rotation purposes, suffering losses up to 150 troops after russian bombardments. Major himars rocket storage near Zaporozhye has been destroyed using guided missiles by the russian federation. Overall, ukrane has lost the majority of their forces that kherson offensive has been delayed indefinitely due to lack of manpower and equipments. They are now in fact taking a defensive positions. Several trenches near soledar has been heavily shelled, sometimes using thermobaric bombs for a heavily populated trenches. Why haven't we heard about the 1 million army anymore? Why does the kherson counter offensive planned for august has not happened yet? Why do they pulled soldiers from siversk towards bakhmut? Dont they have million troops in reserves?
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  82.  @Bishop46066  that is true, there are sabotage group in crimea. The target is the local government office. It's a bomb attached to a drone that explode in the lawn of the office, wounding a few civilian workers, mostly from the glass shards from the window. 167 days is a short time when trying to conquer an area almost 700 square miles in size, which army composed of professional soldier, not goat herder in afghan or rice farmer in vietnam. And the US waged war in vietnam for 21 years, that country is smaller than ukrane, they doesn't gain much ground and repelled at the end. 167 days is not even a year and not even comparable to that...
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  83. hehehehehe germany needs GAS hehehehehe
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  84. Western democracy!
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  85. The equipment was held by canada, another western allies to germany, and they won't give it back even if it hurts germany. And germany decided to blame russia for the actions of it's allies. The logical solution is to let gas flow through nordstream 2, but noooooo
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  86. Putin is the most president ever.
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  87.  @RJ-pe6uj  there are reasons why she's wearing that earpiece. She's being fed the talking points.
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  88.  @Bishop46066  🤣🤣🤣🤣 The daily losses of the AFU range from 600 to 1000 people killed and wounded in the kherson front. The Kiev regime sends unprepared participants of the teroborona to destruction, sending them directly to the front line. Meanwhile the US keeps egging on for ukrane to take kherson so that they have excuses during the midterms, at the cost of green recruits. You are saying he's pushing the dictators narratives, yet you are the only one pushing the imperialist narratives.
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  89.  @Bishop46066  oh really? How about ukr bombing donbas civilians for the past 8 years?
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  90.  @Bishop46066  those land belongs to the people of donbas. It's an independent region now, russia did not take it, only help win it from the nаzis. And this all would not have happened if the central government didn't treat it's minorities like a second class citizen worth torturing, killing, and rаping and "disappeared" whenever it's convenient. You heard what they stated after 2014 referendum held by donbas people asking for autonomy? They were told "whoever feel like they're russian should move to russiа" as if they owned the place. Meanwhile people in that region had lived there for generations, before ukrаinе is even a country. Western media covered this and condemned them before 2022, and those article as well as videos still exist on google/youtube. But now suddenly they are "heroes" after february 2022. And no thanks, I'm not interested in liberal brainwash. I'd like to see things for what they are than being told what to think. I dont fancy living in a fantasy la la land where my pronounce is they/them.
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  91.  @usul573  bro where have you been? Did you not know a Tories lord's son was serving in ukr as mercenary? Have you not heard of aiden aslin? Haven't you heard of the US supplying himars, javelin, m4, m777, a bunch of artillery round? How about UK sending NLAW, drones and more? Surely you've heard of poland sending mercs and hundreds of T72B to ukr? How about the recent shipment of over 50 t55 by slovenia? Stop living under a rock.
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  92. CIA assassins
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  93. I'm curious, do the majority of polish hates russia or just the people in government?
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  94.  @Gerrard_Pike2008  i see thanks
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  95.  @bzik55  ooo i see thanks for the info! I hope things get better in the future, after all being friends is more beneficial than being enemies)))
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  96.  @eleethtahgra7182  yeah she's one of the good ones. May have made some mistake on immigration policies, but overall germany thrives under her. But she's no longer in power, and scholz are doing things weirdly.
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  97. Tf you on about? Pakistan is literally US proxy
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  98.  @TrackANaziMerc  based and redpilled
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  99.  @MrEmitremmus  well said brother. Youtube decided to shady band your comments tho. Like they always do. I hope google moves to china.
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  100.  @Bishop46066  how is that a solution? It's germany that's in trouble. Germany can build an eskimo or freeze for all russiа's care. And lots of germany's business is going to declare bankruptcy soon if they don't lift sanctions.
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  101.  @Bishop46066  where did you read that? Western media? The same media that said there's a labor camp in xinjiang but cant say where it is on the map? Ukrane shelling and killing civilians for holding a referendum asking for autonomy is a criminal act. Special military operation is legal, it doesn't break international law because it's not a war declaration and mobilization so the west couldn't interfere. The US did it to iraq, libya, and more. If that's your standards for crime, then the western country is just as criminal. You are too woke to look at the bigger picture, the sooner the war is over, the less life would be taken. Arming ukrane to the last man to fight for western value is just as criminal, while the one that gives such hope sits by and watches, and do nothing. 1000 times more innovative? Then why is the inflation is highest in 50 years? Why are companies declaring bankruptcy? Shouldn't they "innovate" a way out? Why resorts to coal and not innovate some sort of super duper mega clean power generator that works forever? 1000 times? What a joke 🤣 You are delusional.
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  102.  @Bishop46066  "nationalist friends all over the world" glad to know! My most reliable source of information is my uncle's best friend's antivax mom but I've been thinking that my flat earther friend might also be a reliable source! Ooo i see so it's personal for you, which explains your confirmation bias approach to anything russian related. You just have a strong hate against anybody russian, and that's sad. You even admit being nationalist right wing. Amazing. Do you support bandera ideology also? I'd like to know. Maybe start massacring poor russian farmer you never met in your life? Russian low innovation? Sad to hear. Telegram is russian messaging app that even ukranian still used to this day. Italian parmesan cheese? We've produced those locally now. McD? Since it left, my life had been in shambles. I miss the american obese diet so much. The new McD replacement offers the same food, but i eat along with the containers that has the brand so it doesn't taste the same. And guess what? Stable gas price, stable oil price, stable food stock and price, anything imported has local equivalent for half the price. We are so bad at innovating that our air defense system happens to be the best in the world. We are so bad at innovating that our economy remain stable, unlike the sanction regime enactor. I've said it before and im gonna say it again, if germany is so innovative, why cant they innovate a way out of the current economic crisis and resorts to coal? And guess what? Sweden took in a bunch of terrorists and criminals that now occupy the governmental position, that turkiye had to intervene and ask for extradition to save your people, but i guess you're too much of a woke nationalist to realize that. Sweden best cleanest country amiright?
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  103.  @boknow5506  autism?
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  104.  @latashadolce  ooh i heard about some of that. But I didn't know these stones is about those new order stuff. They sounds good tho, but some says it's bad. I dont understand why
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  105. Remember this, they said : -the sanctions will destroy russian economy -they're planning to remove putin from power -putin has cancer All of which has backfired tremendously. Like you cant make this sht up, it's peak comedy
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  106. Agreed. They make a stink of the argument that russia "will use nukes in ukr", using a very ambiguous statement from a warning that putin gave to the west in case they are getting directly involved, not against ukr. When one of their own uses a clear, direct nuclear threat against russia, nobody bats an eye. The hypocrisy is hilarious
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  107.  @1ewi5  true. The brits came and pump oil out of iran, pay a tiny dividends (practically stealing) and get the oil for themselves. New government decided to nationalize the oil field, so they overthrow the iranian gov and install a puppet (the pahlavi guy) and reintroduce the exploitation measure but pay slightly more than before. Then a revolution came and ayatollah Khomeini took office. He signed a decree nationalizing the oil fields (again) causing the west to be real pissed and drop sanctions. Pretty much like "if we can't have your oil then you're not allowed to sell" lol.
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  108. Funny how all of those nations you mentioned have in common is their distaste of a nation that has waged more war across the globe since WW2. And all of the 4 nations you mentioned only ever waged war in self defense after the provocation of that one nation that waged so much offensive wars. This comment is about as clownish as it gets 🤡🤡🤡🤡
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  109.  @jerrelljohnson8027  🤣🤣🤣 iraq totally needs people to defend it by destroying it. Libya, vietnam, south america, syria, all of it right? Lol. How about the regime change operation in a country that the US has no business meddling in? Everyone needs democracy right? It's not like democracy destroyed japan or anything 🤣🤣🤣
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  110. They already did
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  111. "World's top manufacturer, I'm funding a battle, and i need your strongest investment" "My investment is too strong for you warmonger, you cannot handle my investment"
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  112. No worries, russia got arms for sale too! And guess what, they have fast delivery! Unlike with the US, buy arms today, receive it in 10 years!
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  113.  @sakerfalcon5199  yeah man, im not worried. I'm planning to ask the EU to pass a law that makes it illegal for the wind to stop blowing, also make it sunny 24/7 for full 12 months a year. Some people complain about renewables being not reliable but they're just stupid
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  114.  @yippeeki-yay490  sad for you, because only some european and sharing your values and beliefs. Everything you said is a regurgitation of whatever the msm pushed out. Pariah to US and EU? Who cares about countries on it's way to poverty and 3rd world status. The rest of the world is with russia, just like how they are with china after taiwan's unnecessary provocation. You haven't put forward a single proof to your claim. Which shows your belief and claims to be a farce and a rather pathetic attempts at western propaganda. Like lavrov said, russia didn't care what you people think of it. It's so sad that lavrov is so popular that the US had to send blinken to africa in hopes of swaying them to the US. But everyone knows that everyone who's bowing to the US are destined for failure and servitude, just like europe.
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  115.  @baserkarim1933  he's a paid bot from norway. He's always in this channel spouting nonsense.
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  116. Not really a terminology, he's making fun of recent European bedbugs outbreaks in countries like France etc. "less junk = less chance they are importing bed bugs"
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  117. Really shows who's in control. Thankfully my country is safe from (((them)))
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  118.  @sergelondon916  AI weaponry is currently in debate and creating bunch of them to combat the issue of lack of personnel will make other countries upset. The way people view a fully autonomous weapon system today is the same as how people view gene editing. Last time a chinese scientist edited a gene of babies, china jailed the scientist due to international pressure. The concern with AI weapons is that is there's a chance it could not differentiate civilians and combatants, and while there's law for war crimes committed by man, there's none for AI weapons, such as who is responsible if the AI commited war crimes. The birthrate decline is happening worldwide due to increased living standards. but in japan it has become very apparent. People are less inclined to have kids when they live comfortable lives and having kids would lead to increased monthly fees, psychological effects (worrying about them when they're out of sight), worrying kids will grow up without goals in life and become a shut in, and most kids are a hassle to raise. The solution should be the government should introduce benefits for having multiple kids as well as giving free education benefits instead of just encouraging the populace to have secks.
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  119.  @mudshovel289  so now you're resorting to childish insults? Go take your meds buddy. Oh right, you can't afford the US healthcare 🤣🤣🤣
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  120.  @mudshovel289  resorting to childish insults? Go take ur meds buddy. Or is it that you can't afford one in the US lol
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  121.  @kristofferhellstrom  nothing he says is about learning other languages. Many world leaders and diplomats know English. Even this turkiye guy (seen by his expression upon hearing billstrom answers). the reason they are not talking in english is because english has never been accepted as the global language. It is true that the language is most dominant and a widely used language which widespread use stems from the colonial age, which is why it is still adopted today, even though it is one of the more complicated languages to learn for non-native speakers. The reason is mainly because everyone needs a lingua franca to communicate with each other. Talking in one's own language shows dominance (that one is not a pushover), a sign of sovereignty, a symbol of pride of one's own culture. If you can't understand this, then the intricacies of geopolitics is not something you should debate about, considering your limited comprehension on said subject.
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  122. The funniest thing is the people who fled aren't even those that qualify be mobilized. It seems those youngsters read too much CNN and can no longer differentiate between a mobilization and a draft.
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  123.  @Deno2100  everyone knows the danger and effects of climate changes, but we simply have no reliable alternatives for the moment. This is not something we can rush. Ditching hydrocarbon all at once may save the climate, but it will hurt the livelihood and create an economic disaster. Look at europe today, a small cut of 30% source of hydrocarbon from russia already led to a catastrophic socioeconomic in europe. Ditching it completely will destroy the society we have built, sending us back to barbarism and conflicts, which stems progress and transition to green energy completely, which will then lead us back to hydrocarbon, for no gains. If the WEF agents are as good as they say they are, they should not have told us to ditch hydrocarbon; they should provide us an alternatives by investing heavily on promising green tech like the fusion reactor or more durable wind turbine that does not produce too much E-waste on both production and maintenance like we currently have. But they don't, their goal is to make money and push for more control, not losing money.
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  124.  @CrazyMig  can you read my previous comment? Yours is hiddden
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  125. Not so peaceful on mideast issue.
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  126.  @RonBerg1  not sure why you said russian aircraft havent done much, they fly hundreds of sorties mission each day (the number is 200-300 according to new york times). Aircraft like SU 25, SU 27, SU 30, SU 35, TU 160, and to a limited extend, SU 57, all have done their parts. SU 25 fly directly over the combat zones, while more advanced aircraft like the SU 35, SU 57 and a dedicated bomber like TU 160 usually carries long range guided missiles and fire them from behind the lines (tho not always, TU 160 in particular has flown deep into ukr territories to hit distant ammo depot/repair station, that according to latest reports, any damaged equipment had to be serviced in poland, because russian keeps striking repair station in ukr). There are tons of video taken from the missile camera hitting ukrane ammo depot, and whenever Konashenkov's report says "using air based missiles" this is what he meant. Ukr had done a dozen offensives towards kherson region, and each time they were repelled thanks to air support. If you want to see a video of russian aircraft in ukrane, go to odo puiu event channel, he seems to have a fascination with airplanes. Channel like french foreign legion in the ussr also had some videos of the war.
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  127.  @RonBerg1  look at the source of that info. It's from ukraine ministry of defense guy, and he is prone to lying. Remember when they said that russia is buying chinese equipment because they are running out of equipments of their own during early days of the war, something that the US media parroted over and over yet provided not a single shred of evidence to support that claim? How about the "tactical retreat from lysychansk" (which the drone recording shows otherwise) to 1 million man army, to the great kherson counter offensive, to the "we've captured 50 settlements we're not going to name somewhere in donbas"... All of them proven to be false. Now, russia has denied buying drones from iran. Iran has denied them too. Not sure what else to say, because there's no reason for iran themselves to deny the info when it is a good PR marketing for their drones. But they did. Russia had a bunch of drones like the orlan as well as several kamikaze drones. The aircraft sorties is light compared to the US, but the US is fighting goat herders and insurgent forces with no air defense. Ukrane is a country with a professional military that has dedicated air defense. Even then it has done tremendous damage to ukr ability to resist.
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  128.  @a.t6066  ok keyboard war expert, because the events on the field show otherwise. And russia has used lots of guided missiles anyway. Russian missile is incomparable to US missile which is bulky and has short range. Russian missile is top notch in the world, even the pentagon says so. Feel free to deny them, your opinion does not matter when experts themselves say otherwise
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  129.  @RonBerg1  i do follow quite some indian channels. Amit segupta, wion, tfi global, free democracy, and more. Turkish media too, like TRT. I don't speak arabic. But I've seen arabic skit making fun of biden. I also follow chinese media like cctv, ctgn, shanghaieye, then also south american media like telesur. All of these media condemns the west and it's proxies, not russia. If you think i live in an echo bubble, you are wrong. I follow many media, including western one like bbc, france24, cnn, nyt, bloomberg, ap, dw, reuters. I know that venezuela aircraft was just seized by argentina due to pressure from collective west, the excuse they are using is that it carries iranian signatures. Argentina is neither part of nato or EU, so sanctions shouldn't apply. The only thing i can say about the west is that it impose it's rules upon others yet do anything it wants using weak justification. US had illegally occupied northern syria for years and stole their oil simply because they dont like the leadership. Now why are there no sanctions for such blatant violation syrian sovereignty and international law? It's rules for thee but not for me. Collective west is a hypocritical, thieving colonialist power that impose it's rules on anybody it wants but do whatever it want regardless of international law. Have you read anything on rules based order? Nothing within it's pages mention anything regarding international law. They make the rules and it applies only to others.
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  130.  @RonBerg1  ok, i guess we can discuss this in the future when it all came to pass. Bear in mind I'm not the only one saying what i said. Many analysts had predicted that the western hegemony is already on its way out. In fact, people had been predicting this since 2019, about the coming of a multipolar world that works on the basis of "law based order" instead of western "rule based order". The future is in the east, exactly in asia. The whole economic weaponization which is totally against the rules of the free market (that the west themselves popularized) had backfired badly and it worked greatly into the russia/china favor. So much so that the UK had relaxed the sanction a few days back, something the western media mostly kept quiet about. Which is why you see the US sowing chaos in ukrane, taiwan, and now kosovo. They are trying to stop this advancement towards the multipolar world through the great reset. This is not a wild conspiracy theory, go to the World Economic Forum official youtube channel. You'll see for yourself. There is no need for me to join. I've fulfilled my mandatory service, and if i do enlist, by the time i finished training the war would already be over. Not that there's any guarantee they'll sent me anyway, russia had 1 million standing army and around 2 million reserves. The one deployed in ukrane numbered 250k. That's a quarter of standing army, rotated every few months. This is not ukrane that train it's troop for 2 weeks (some only got 2 days) before being sent to the frontline. Mark my words, this war would be over before winter. If it doesn't I'll come back here and i will tell you how wrong i was and you were right all along.
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  131. I wouldn't call it "solved". It's more like applying duct tapes to a sinking ship.
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  132. Nope
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  133. ​ @frankcooke3859  you know the whole thing is corrupt when they have an "f-up move up" policy.
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  134.  @GrandmasterFU666  word is sacred. if one is unable to fulfill their promise, whatever the excuse, then they are liar. period. want a signed document? try misnk and see if the leader of the nation with flag you proudly displayed honored any of it. this war wouldn't have happened if they just stick to the minsk! if it is ukr sovereign rights to opress minorities and join nato, then it is russian sovereign right to pursue it's national security and guess what, SMO is legal on the basis of UN charter of national security! cry about it
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  135.  @GrandmasterFU666  30k isn't much of a fertilizer compared to 200k ukr nationalist that match all the criteria of natseesm.
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  136.  @GrandmasterFU666  You don't need a court of law to maintain trust. If you think so, then there's something very wrong with you. And i doubt befriending people like you is a good idea. A guarantee is given, if one is unable to fulfill that, for whatever reason or excuse, then there is no obligation to trust them either. If they said they wont expand nato but did anyway, then their words that they won't wage war on russia is not to be trusted either. So why should we sit idly by and let them do what they want that goes against our interest? You then touched the fact that russia continues supporting the separatist. Of course we do, your army didn't pull back to give the donbas the peace and autonomy they asked for. So why should we? We're not going to sit idly by when ukr army slaughters our kinsmen. And guess what, if ukr leave donbas alone, the LPR/DPR would have stayed where they were because even russia will not support any idea of expansion of donbas! The budapest memorandum is about trading nukes in exchange for protection, nothing else! Nothing about crimea, nothing about donbas. Based on your logic, then russia can do it because it's not in the document! But even if we step back and accept the idea, ukr decision to join nato is on it's own a threat to the protectors (which includes russia) when the budapest alone is enough to guarantee ukr safety. What kind of protectorate threatens their protector? And if the protector's security is threatened by the protectorate, then it's the protectorate who dishonors the agreement signed and thus we are not obliged to follow them either!
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  137. why the west-msm didn't report a president refusing to end their terms as violation of democracy? oh right, she's their puppet, which means she IS the democracy.
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