Comments by "Stephen Hill" (@stephenhill545) on "DW News" channel.

  1. How they gloat over tragedy. What sickness is in them?
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  2. Do you come from a far right dictatorship per chance?
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  3. Minderheiten werden ausgeschlossen. So fascist.
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  4.  @BobY-zc9ex  it wasn't 7000 and Russia's military had no right to be in someone else's country.
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  5. Ukraine has a very strong civil society, well capable of ensuring its leaders are held to account, as Janukowitch found out to his cost. A vibrant democracy.
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  6. It has nothing to do with Russia. But your jealousy is clear.
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  7. It wasn't an accident. A Russian warplane entered Turkey, so they brought it down.
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  8. The far right does.Wonder why?
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  9.  @adamabele785  yuk! The other countries want to deliver them. They need the permission of the original manufacturer. They are asking Germany for nothing.
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  10. He is demanding a full apology
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  11. That's not really true. Russia doesn't have unlimited resources. In long drawnout conflicts it always collapses economically without huge support. (crimea wsr/ww 1). It doesn't have that support now, but the opponent does. It is also severely hampered by not being able to mobilise due to internal societal tensions. Putin won't take that risk, as we can see already. We also know that Russia will struggle to resupply itself with precision weapons and tanks due to sanctions. Ukraine, on the other hand, has access to NATO weapon stocks, and this supply can be increased of course. Russia is in a weak position actually, because the result of this war lies in the willingness of Western countries to supply ukraine with modern weapons, something over which russia has little control.
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  12. ​@AlexP-mi2bc average salaries in Poland are 3x those in russia. They had the last laugh it seems.
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  13.  @Alexandra-zp3gr  it doesn't move very quickly. Its made about 200m in 12 months.
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  14.  @paulzx5034  I will not attack Ukraine is not perception. It is diametrically opposed to objective reality in which thousands of Russian tanks and soldiers crossed the Ukranian border and attempted to seize ukrsnian cities, towns and village by force.
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  15. Who will buy and who will invest?
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  16. To fight for freedom, yes, it's what being human means.
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  17. Zelenski is younger and healthier than putin. He also has democratic legitimacy. Not to be underestimated in a long conflict.
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  18. Signatories to the Rome Treaty have an obligation. We must be seen to be serious about upholding international law.
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  19. ​ @scottpreston-g5j the far right has different out groups; at present muslms are the prefered target.
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  20. No, he was afraid of being isolated.
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  21. There is a lot of natural gas in ukraine, and its wheat production is enormous.
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  22. @2206mph I dont see how you can compare biden and his Democrats with putin and his united russia. Biden doesn't imprison his political opponents, the American media is full of people deeply critical of Biden, and they are not shut down. Biden is also the fifth president since putin assumed power, because the American people live in a country where the ballot box still means something.
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  23. Donetsk and Lugansk oblasts voted 83% and 82% respectively to become part of an independent Ukraine. You are refering to an illegal referendum conducted in a part of the territory from which 75% of the residents had already fled. Ignorance is bliss.
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  24. The far left and far right are pretty similar.
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  25. Why bother, they just lie.
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  26.  @mac-xk1ec  excuse me, but he said russia wouldn't attack ukraine, and then Feb 24th happened.
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  27. Don't worry. NATO has enormous resources and five times the forces.
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  28. ​ @peterfyal4998 AfD support is highest among the over 70s. How about having a retirement age for voting?
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  29. But they are so poor.
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  30. You're right. We should issue Russia an ultimatum, that NATO conventional forces will enter Ukraine if his forces do not evacuate in four weeks.
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  31. I can't see any European leader can work constructively with a Germany led by a character which puts narrow national self-interest above European security, who basically thinks provincially.
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  32. ​ @dahaixing2376 We do not rely on US gas. We now have an energy and supply mix. You are misinformed.
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  33. The coup of the thick people.
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  34. A clear moral position does wonders.
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  35. Germany also sees eastern Europe through a colonial and chauvanistic mirror.
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  36. Blessings from the UK.
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  37. ​ @timmy-wj2hc that's actually not true.
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  38. ​ @unclegrandpaontrade3865 you got it wrong. Nobody believed a treaty with russia was worth thd paper it was written on. We regard you as liars.
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  39. ​ @phanor his weakness invites disaster.
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  40. They are actually.
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  41. Security and trade are not separate issues. China supplies Russia with 90% of its microchips, which Russia uses to attack Ukraine. China also keeps the Russian economy afloat with oil sales. Germany is being short-sighted and greedy again.
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  42. ​ @jimbehan478 We have. Russia has become permanently economically dependent on China, and China rejects nuclear war. China needs its western markets.
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  43. Please no. We like democracy and thd rule of law.
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  44. Germany isn't an authoritarian state. I suggest you visit it.
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  45. Don't you mean a neighbor of Russia.
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  46. ​ @KHAWAbunga the Anglosphere. Give me a break.
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  47. Inflation is 2% here. How about you?
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  48.  @dilonkumar4960  anyone who wants to live in Russia, go there. There's a ton of room.
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  49. Bigger economy, superior fleet, nukes. No threat from that rabble.
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  50. There aren't many immigrants there, at least not in Brandenburg, a lot of left behinds though.
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