Comments by "Wolfs Winkel" (@wolfswinkel8906) on "Is Putin winning? Hear secretary of state's response" video.

@nom_chompsky what's a "strategic withdrawal"? If you give up land you're defending, you've lost the battle on the way to losing the war. Wtf is this lame spin 😂
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@supastratt "without any provocation"? LOL Personally I think Russia has been very patient with Ukraine ever since 2010 when they broke the terms of the Budapest Memorandum and started holding meetings with NATO. And for good reason too, they're brother nations. Russia is only doing what the US would've done in 1962 in Cuba if Cuba was ruled by someone like Zelensky.
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@supastratt LMAO this is how media indoctrination works. I literally gave you a pro-Ukrainian site to explain to you the contents of the memorandum but you rejected it with nothing more than "empty assertions. On wikipedia, the 6 points of the Memorandum were 1-Respect Belarusian, Kazakh and Ukrainian independence and sovereignty in the existing borders. (violated by NATO holding talks with Ukraine in 2010, and the subsequent Maidan coup that overthrew Ukraine's democratically elected govt in 2014) 2-Refrain from the threat or the use of force against Belarus, Kazakhstan or Ukraine. 3-Refrain from using economic pressure on Belarus, Kazakhstan or Ukraine to influence their politics. (violated by US sanctions on Belarus in 2013) 4-Seek immediate Security Council action to provide assistance to Belarus, Kazakhstan or Ukraine if they "should become a victim of an act of aggression or an object of a threat of aggression in which nuclear weapons are used". 5-Refrain from the use of nuclear arms against Belarus, Kazakhstan or Ukraine. 6-Consult with one another if questions arise regarding those commitments. If you wanna argue with Wikipedia, feel free. You'd just be embarassing yourself, however. Need I say that without the Budapest Memorandum, these nuclear weapons would've been in the hands of terrorists by now. Ukraine isn't called "the most corrupt country in Europe" for nothing.
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@supastratt Putin has no interest in invading more countries after Ukraine, so far I've not seen another country that maltreats it's ethnic Russian majority like Ukraine because there's none other. That could change if Russia gets attacked, however.
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@supastratt that's the unfortunate consequence of war. Which could've easily been avoided by Ukraine by the way. Give Donbass autonomy, or stay out of NATO. Either one would've been okay, but the puppet state does not negotiate, it doubles down like its master.
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@supastratt did you even read what I wrote? Civilian deaths are inevitable in wars. America and it's allies masscred hundreds of thousands of vulnerable people in their conquest of Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan and Serbia recently. I feel bad for Ukraine but it's irresponsible leadership brought it here.
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@supastratt "When peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia were held in Turkey on Tuesday, 29 March, members of the Ukrainian delegation signaled that concessions from their side could be forthcoming. A framework was proposed in which the country would acquire a status of neutrality, thus renouncing its bid to join NATO, a stipulation long demanded by Moscow. This neutrality would come in exchange for security guarantees from third-party countries. These guarantees, either bilateral or multilateral, would entail a commitment from agreed parties to uphold the sovereignty and security of Ukraine should it come under attack in the future." -Source: Euromaidan press, 2022 - 4 - 6. Please do your research properly before talking about countries you know little about.
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