Comments by "Aaron Okeanos" (@AaronOkeanos) on "BBC News" channel.

  1. Assume for a moment Putin send Russia settlers since 2014 into Donbass. To make it more Russia speaking, to make it more Pro-Russia, to undermine the Ukraine government ... to prepare exactly for what has happened 2 weeks ago. Putin stealing a large chunk ... by signing a self-written declaration ... litterally stealing land by the stroke of a pen. Donbass. A region of Ukraine containing heavy-industry and manfacturing creating 30% of Ukrainian exports. A region of Ukraine containing coal, iron-ore, anthrazit, titanium and other valueable resources. And a region of Ukraine connecting Russia with Crimea Putin already invaded and stolen in 2014. Does this not make much more sense with this mind? And lets have a look at NATO. An organization which works like an invasion-insurance with a simple motto: An attack on one is an attack on all. Before Putin invaded and stolen Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 Ukraine did not ask for NATO membership. NATO is by definition defense. You cannot use NATO to invade someone. Therefore the idea that NATO EVER considerer invading Russia is a clear lie.
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  2. "Boris" is screwing you over and you even cheer for him. I hope you wake up next year.
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  3. What's wrong with Ukraine wanting to have an Invasion-Insurance after Putin invaded and stolen Crimea in 2014?
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  4. First of all it's not the 1st. It's the 22nd. All together cover 11% of the trade the UK does still under EU deals. Meaning next year 89% of the trade will drop from a deal to WTO-Level amongst that EU trade worth 772 bn every year. 2nd: I've read through the details of this deal. The deal is barely better than what the UK had while in the EU. It will impact UK GDP by +0.07%. Congrats a real game changer. But I read a little more in the details. And it turns out the deals is almost a 1:1 copy of the of the EU treaty but tuned down to only UK relevant points. So yes 99% of goods from UK to Japan will stay tariff free and that's good, but it's not better than now. And the agriculture part is even more strange. The UK can fill-up quotas the EU is not using. Meaning if the EU can export 20.000 ton of Olive-Oil to Japan every year but only exports 19.000 ton, the UK can if it wants to export the remainin 1.000 tons. Not exactly free isn't it. I was wondering why Johnson not made a larger press conference on it to brag about it. But than I read the details and if you compare before and after than there is not much to cheer on. Yes it is a little better for the UK than the EU conditions, but not the big burner Brexit promissed. And the deal is not final yet, not signed. I wonder if Japan will think about it once more with the Internal Markets Bill around. It would be major humiliation if Japan say now no because of the current ramblings. Well that's my explanation for why Johnson not made it a big announcement.
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  5. It wasn't really secret. It's known for 3 years. May don't wanted it and gave another solution which would have worked. Johnson wasn't able to find a solution so he can have Brexit and make a trade deal with the US so he unearthed the thing May not wanted and selled it as his own. Johnson was voted on it, passed in Parliament, even left the EU on it (BTW: The fact when and how the UK left the EU is part of this Withdrawal Agreement, hence the name therefore if Johnson renages it argueably the UK is still an EU member).
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  6. Rubbish. They are not all the same. UK is just constantly voting the wrong persons in. I mean for 10 years now UK vote Tory. Things get worse and worse and worse and UK still votes Tory? In other words you volunteered to get more bad stuff not someone who solve the mess. And I can already promis you: UK will be finally out in 4 months, but it will not solve the problems because those problems were always in Whitehall, not in Brussels.
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  7.  @wanderer6972  You have not really read my text: Leaving the EU is not solving ANYTHING ... it makes it even worse. However it's too late now. Brexit has happened now. Well you will find out soon enough what I mean. The next year will be interesting brace yourself.
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