Comments by "Günter Zöchbauer" (@GunterZochbauer) on "Professor Gerdes Explains 🇺🇦 " channel.

  1. When Russia doesn't like it, they are up to something good 👍
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  2. The smart ones left long ago
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  3. Ukraine was moving away from Russia when they ousted Yanukovych. When they were close to Russia, corruption was completely normal and required. When they started moving towards Europe, they had to tune corruption down. Ukraine needs a lot of development as the other former eastern Europe countries needed. The others succeeded and Ukraine can as well. They just need to be independent of Russia.
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  4. The people in Kursk knew what Russia was doing in Ukraine. They expected to face the same if they provoked Ukrainian soldiers.
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  5.  @rubo1964  Russia loses several times more than Ukraine. You mixed up division with multiplication
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  6. ​ @williamalexander9485 The difference is that Russia doesn't care about its men. They don't get proper equipment and not even food. They are sent forward no matter whether there is a real chance to get results. It was reported that Russian units attacked each other because of rivalry. Ukraine definitely lost a lot of people. I think I heard it's approximately 1/3 of Russian losses.
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  7.  @williamzk9083  We are still jailing people for claiming no jews were killed in concentration camps in WWII. They are not too numerous though.
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  8. Trump didn't post it himself, it's too long and mostly coherent sentences
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  9. Russia wants Ukrdine so it can force-recruit Ukrsinian men to fight European countries. No Russian will object to a full-scale mobilization of Ukrainian people for the Russian Army.
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  10. Putin made Trump
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  11. Pootin always plays groups against each other, this is another reason why the Russians are so inefficient. He also can never tell his real goals and intentions to anyone. He always needs to keep everyone guessing. This prevents following a common goal and prevents everyone from acting autonom. Every single step needs to be commanded from the top.
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  12. Schulz doesn't realize that his behavior led to poor election results and now he just wants to double down.
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  13. At least until recently it looked like Trump will win. When Trump wins, Ukraine will lose a lot of support and probably the war. So I think he isn't far off.
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  14. Why didn't they come up with that during the 2016 election or Brexit? That was going on even way before that.
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  15. With Trump it's rather harmful than worthless
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  16. It was too risky. What if they sent their best stuff right at the beginning and Russia had overpowered Ukraine anyway? Then Russia could have used these western weapons in the invasion of the next western country. Nobody knew the state of the Russian army. Not even Putin or his generals.
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  17.  @dntakemesrs  Sure Russia looked inept already, but did we know Ukraine was any better? There was some training going on where western countries trained Ukrainian forces. We didn't know how much Russia could step up and how Ukrainians would hold up in real battles. So the risk was real.
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  18.  @dntakemesrs  I don't want to disagree but I find it a bit too harsh. What I'd criticise harsher is, that we kissed Putin's ass after 2005 (probably even 5+ years earlier for people more involved in politics) when it became obvious what kind of "leader" he is, just to sell us his oil and gas. We financed this war for Putin.
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  19. Nobody wants it. It's desolate and full of Russians
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