Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "Ukraine rebels declare mobilisation as Joe Biden warns of Russian invasion - BBC News" video.

@sekhmet5736 Not if we do this veeery carefully. Na did we win, it could sort A LOT OUT that has been building for almost 20, if not 30 years.
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@slyguy9094 WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT.They’ve done nothing for the rest of the world over the past two years. The whole world has been in a state of upheaval thanks to the virus and Biden and Boris have only been able to affect any of the actions within both of our respective countries. They’ve done nothing to affect the conditions abroad apart from offering the vaccine is that we’ve had spares of those that need it. The one who is responsible for the coming invasion ofUkraine’s Putin. This constant obsession with blaming a few people in the west for one man’s desire for expansion is absolutely pathetic and small minded. It isn’t going to keep you alive forever. He will need to realise it was that there is such a thing as simply free will and that it isn’t always true that small group of people have all the power when if you look at how the country is today, clearly a lot more people have free well done people like to admit and just like to put all of their problems on a small group of people when they themselves simply like the world to change their own lives and want to blame it on others.
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@nenadmitrovic3469 so what then. We should just do nothing? So we should just stand by and let them do this for the sake of proving some sort of point. We are still in this situation right now and responding the logical way is only option we have. It may not be to everyone’s liking but it has to happen now and we have to realise the actual situation that is coming. Blaming our leaders won’t do anything when it wasn’t even their fault.
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It’s definitely coming now, and I guess it makes sense that the Russian backed rebels would be the first strike. After all they’re the ones who have the best lay of the land and they would be able to move in first and try and claim some ground before the US or any of the rest of us would be able to directly respond. Once the regular Russian army moved in with them we would then probably respond in kind but it would be too late on that point because the Russian backed separatists who are basically Russians anyway would already have been moving in for a few hours if not days. If the Russian backed separatists move in, we may have no choice but to move in and help the rest of the Ukrainians push them back anyway even if the rest of the Russian forces haven’t done so yet, otherwise it will be an even larger effort to try and push them back again.
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@parkerbohnn Dear God that is just terrible. I had heard that they’re renting and buying prices in Canada were absolutely atrocious in the larger cities now for the past decade, but I didn’t know it was that bad. It’s a shame, as you always do imagine Canada as being a much better country than the US, and in many ways it is, but you still seriously got a massiveHousing, homelessness and drugs problem in the cities and towns. At least you have less of a gun problem like a lot of us have serve of the US. At least that’s what we see from Europe anyway. From country should definitely try and help those in need, but unfortunately taking all of them in just simply isn’t an option anymore. We in the UK are acutely aware of this and although we wish to help many, especially those in Hong Kong who wish to leave after the loss of democracy over there, we know we can’t all just take everyone in by holding hands and leaning over the edges of the land. We need to be able to make these places better for them, even if it comes at the cost of our own pockets. In the end unfortunately, it’s better than the alternative.
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That is really sad to hear. Why are they still not able to come over? I understand of course that immigration status is always very hard with the US, what is holding them back right now if he is already there and you’d think they would be allowed to come over right now considering the possible danger they are in. I hope he is able to be reunited with his wife and child in the US sooner rather than later.
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@generaljg4373 get lost. Ukraine is an independent country and they deserve all the sovereignty they want. They are big enough with a large enough population to warrant this and they do not want to rejoin Russia nor do they need to.
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@Cu6upckuû The purpose of NATO spans beyond communism. It’s to protect us from anything that may threaten the member states from terrorism to outside countries including China or beyond. Its purpose is valid and it isn’t going anywhere. Get used to it.
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