Comments by "John Vannisselroy" (@johnvannisselroy6197) on "RFU News — Reporting from Ukraine" channel.

  1. You're telling me I'm LGBT?
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  2.  @primum_parare  Odesa (learn to spell) and Kyiv are NOT your home. Siberia, maybe.
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  3. ​@@markbranham7355 Wrong Mark. ruzzia made the claim. Milley merely agreed.
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  4.  @QANews  Hey QANews. Let me explain ONE MORE TIME to aid your comprehension. 1) It is against ruSSian law to allow communities "the fundamental right to self-determination". A sign of ruSSia's disregard for human rights. 2) Crimea DID NOT exercise its choice to join ruSSia. To do so would have required a free and fair referendum. This did not occur. 3) You (nor I) have any idea whether or not the Donbas region aspired to achieve independence. Some residents of the Donbas expressed a desire for semi or full autonomy, some did not. The last time the region had a vote on the matter was when the Donbas decided to seek independence from the USSR as PART OF UKRAINE (not as an independent region). 4) By attacking Ukraine ruSSia has demonstrated that it is not a responsible member of the global community. Being a member of the UNSC exacerbates ruSSia's irresponsibility. 5) ruSSia has never been tasked with aiding any communities in their pursuit of self-determination (where were they when Chechnya wanted self-determination?). 6) As a neighboring nation ruSSia was directly involved in causing events in the Donbas, when it had an international agreement to keep out of Ukraine. In the Partition Treaty of the Status and Conditions of the Black Sea Fleet, of 1997, ruSSia not only agreed to the sovereignty of Ukraine (an agreement it has broken), but also agreed not to interfere in the internal affairs of Ukraine (another agreement it has broken). 7) ruSSia did not initiate a 'Special Operation', ruSSia initiated an invasion and a WAR against a sovereign neighbour. ruSSia had NO rights to intervene in Ukrainian affairs. ruSSia had NO mandate to intervene in Ukrainian affairs. ruSSia has demonstrated to the world that it is NOT a responsible member of the international community. So kindly cut the BS and the lies. Warmest regards and may peace be upon us all as soon as Russia leaves Ukraine.
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  5.  @swe1733  You are suggesting that the initial 150,000 is 100% of ruZZian forces. However, I too doubt that 1.4 is the number of ruzzian 200s. It could well be ruzzian 200s, 300s, plus those that fled the country to avoid mobilisation (said to be 500,000 - 700,000).
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  6. Crying? I thought Putin was always crying for a ceasefire, Ivan.
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  7.  @nik6759  "It’s only in your opinion, which has nothing common with the reality". Having seen the pictures of the burnt out and sunk ruSSian ship today, it seems that he is in touch with reality - and that you are the one who looks foolish.
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  8.  @siennavanlife9502  Dunno. I think they must have drowned in there.
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  9. ​ @mclukas44lol25  The first treaty with russia is the one signed in Hungary's capital, in 1994, in which russia recognised the sovereignty and borders of Ukraine. Source: look it up. Then there's the Partition Treaty on the Status and Conditions of the Black Sea Fleet, of 1997, in which russia not only agrees to the sovereignty and borders of Ukraine, but also agrees not to interfere in the internal affairs of Ukraine (Huh, I wonder why they needed that clause). Again, look it up, it's on the internet.
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  10.  @mclukas44lol25  Then there's the Russo-Ukrainian Friendship Treaty, of 1997, in which russia once again agrees to recognise the sovereignty and borders of Ukraine. Look it up.
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  11.  @mclukas44lol25  Then there's the Agreement of the Azov Sea and the Kerch Strait, of 2003. Source: again, look it up.
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  12.  @mclukas44lol25  Then there are the Minsk 1 & 2 Accords of 2014/2015 in which ALL combatants agree to halt hostilities and withdraw. See how many international treaties russia has broken. russia broke multiple friendship treaties and sent WMD to a state neighbouring NATO. You can easily see who the aggressor is - unless you are blind.
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  13.  @mclukas44lol25  The first treaty with russia is the one signed in Hungary's capital, in 1994, in which russia recognised the sovereignty and borders of Ukraine. Source: look it up.
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  14. Really? Silly ruSSian troll.
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  15.  @vladimirpaiz  The fascists already have an atomic bomb. The fascists have the largest arsenal of nuclear weapons in the world.
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  16.  @ak-od7mf  Maybe you don't know what a dictator is, because Putin is one. Zelensky is a good leader who visits his troops on the frontlines. Whereas Putin is gutless. He ran scared to St Petersburg when Prigozhin was still over 100km from Moscow.
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  17. Flying through the air carrying packages with surprises for those below. It sounds just like the real Santa Claus. lol
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  18.  @HellIsInfinite  True there were small losses and even some gains. It's good to see such losses of ruSSian men and equipment.
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  19. Yes you do seem to be emotionally damaged. Possibly, intellectually as well. Silly ruSSian troll.
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  20.  @kellscorner1130  Sounds like russian propaganda to me.
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  21.  @CyberBeep_kenshi  I have also stopped watching his videos. It was his coverage of Gaza that was the final straw.
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  22.  @marksimpson4215  "and training dogs" Whereas the ruzzians are training dolphins. "saw the lack of Ukrainians as a problem, they never stood a chance" Past tense? That's a bit rich 640 days into your 3 day war.
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  23. It's good to see Ukraine continuing to regain ground from the Orcs. By my rough calculations (using the Deep State map), Ukrainian forces have now taken an additional 1800 square kilometres east of the Oskill river (blue areas only), and around 950 square kilometres in Kherson oblast, since the beginning of the month. Slava Ukraini.
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  24. I hope you are right, because right now the US looks like a very unreliable ally. Ukraine is unable to trust that the US will support them "as long as it takes".
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  25.  @csuporj  At the current rate - ruSSia will run out of money and cannon fodder first.
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  26. Yes, in spite of being surrounded by reality, Putin still lies to the people. It's really appalling that he treats his ruZZian people so badly.
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  27.  @wai828  Very well said sir. Slava Ukraini.
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  28.  @freak94able  Yes, why do you side with russia?
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  29. Keep trying to cope.
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  30.  @beba5865  Delusional.
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  31.  @litlbit5980  The more recent parodies conducted by the ruZZians. So there were no referenda of independence, nor on joining ruZZia. Certainly none that had even the resemblence of validity.
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  32.  @TROONTRON  How is the spreading of mis-information going? It sucks to be a Russian troll.
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  33.  @mikrosixtysix  thb the russians are not winning. russia's hold of Ukrainian land has dropped from ~26% at maximum, to ~17% now. That's called "Losing".
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  34. Wrong conclusion.
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  35. Maybe. But less of them woke up this morning than yesterday morning...
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  36. "I hope atacms come fast!" - In access of mach 3 - apparently. lol
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  37.  @vilnis-trash  "quote my first comment then" I have no intention of quoting your first comment. Many others have already commented on it. If you have a problem with it you could always edit or even remove it.
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  38.  @vilnis-trash  "It is just what it is" And you are what you are.
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  39.  @hatchxable  Can't handle the truth Hatch?
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  40. I'm glad you've not been distracted by the war in Israel vs Hamas. That would be a great loss.
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  41. Yeah, I find that too. You get down to this end of the comments and it's full of ruSSian trolls going "bla bla"
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  42.  @malcolmhamilton5200  What a sad, moaning sod you are. Look at what's happening around the world and realise you have it so good, even if not exactly what you would like.
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  43.  @nickfielding5685  "Donbas and Kriema voted for inderpent from Ukraine". No they didn't.
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  44.  @nickfielding5685  And your spelling is as poor as your understanding of what's happening in Ukraine.
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  45.  arlekino1263  Yes, isn't it terrible what the Russian fascists are doing to their neighbor. Why don't they just go back to Russia and leave Ukraine alone?
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  46. Ukraine rotates their troops when they can because they value their people.
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  47.  @elliotharris3965  Same here. I hope he gets well soon. I really miss not getting an update - but everyone should take time off when needed.
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  48.  @CIAVE  Yes, but you'll have to wait for him to do a video on that subject. This video is about Kherson oblast.
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  49.  @kxng_k0Ng_  I understand only that you're a ruSsain troll. What's with the "y'all"? Can't you speak properly?
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  50. "according to the commander of the "Akhmat" special forces" That says it all really. @namur thinks this is a joke thread.
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