Comments by "" (@algor8541) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. ​ @PappaTom-ub3ht no, he means that Berlin will be taken
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  2. What? Lol. Economy is not even slowing down and the GDP growth is like 4% a year
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  3. You really should stop watching Game of Thrones and believe in living deads
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  4. LOL, a stand-up comedian gonna use nukes to blackmail Europe in the first place and not to hit Russia (which gonna inevitably hit him back)
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  5. The whole idea of "domestic pressure on Putin" is completely irrelevant. In the condition of international invasion(NATO military machines, missiles, war management, intelligence services) in russian land the only "domestic pressure" Putin has now is the pressure to reach the initial military goals no matter what. The russian society now treats it like a Patriotic War, not like a some sort of "military operation". The outer warmongers successfully reached the point of even bigger escalation in Europe.
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  6. Since when EU is a state?
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  7. This is reality. Ukraine has already lost its eastern regions and it's only gotta get worse if they won't admit that. They screwed literally every chance to settle things peacefully since the early 2014. Their western masters needed a war to weaken Russia but "something went terribly wrong".
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  8. Russia already produces gradually more missles than EU+USA military sector combined
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  9. What a blatant nonsense..
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  10. Stop dreaming dude
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  11. ​ @evgeniya7853 pro-russian victims(eastern ukrainians or literally anyone else) doesn't matter for warmongers
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  12. Stiff your arse tight lol. Stop using muppet regime in Kiev for your dirty goals
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  13.  @chefchaudard3580  If Russia didn't react yet doesn't mean it won't do so
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  14. Modern space of information is very much alike cooking. Someone cuts ingredients and chooses the temperature setup and the order of boiling the bowl. But the audience who consume it rarely thinks about the sources(intital ingredients) and how they actually rely to the real world. Whereas the "cooks" know exactly what kind of result they want to achieve, or they use something what others "cooked" intendedly. The Lie then appears as a credible information and people do consume it as a real food. Whereas in the real world of real consequences it leads to a complete disaster. The human resources in one particular "sovereign" country is almost over whereas quadzilions of info-warmongers push them towards the end.
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  15. That's actually hillarious. While you prove your total political cuckold status defending american interests in Ukraine at your own expense (bye, bye cheap russian resources and industrial market), your Master realizes that he's done and shifts his focus to annexing Greenland from one of you, lol
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  16. The ukrainization of minds is truly contagious. The "invasion" is almost over already in just 3 days. It did not achieve any real goals apart from very short term media-hype effect. During just 3 days Ukraine has lost 1000+ soldiers of highly ranked special forces divisions. "Burry all the commandos just for the media effect's sake" - that's the sad reality
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  17. Yeah and pink ponies exist
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  18. ​ @paulchambers3142 orcs are always there when you see the pink ponies, yes
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  19. People expect from a NATO employee (Anders) a honest analysis while he clearly works for increasing war spendings. He speculates on the image of "independent" Ukraine which on fact had never existed sadly. It always was a minion either of Poland or Russia and never had any signs of independent state.
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  20. The guy knows exactly what he is doing. That's his goal to distort facts and real picture
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  21. I bet he knows he is lying from the top to the bottom
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  22. That was initial NATO goal - to push Russia into the war on their specific conditions and to weaken it. Russia broke that scenario by chosing wide-scale frontline(not only in Donbas where everything was fortified and prepared since 2014 by NATO) and by strengthening it's economy via resdistubiting resources trade to the eastern countries
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  23.  @jholotanbest2688  I'm saying that there are a lot of misconceptions about this war and it's gonna reveal more and more further on
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  24. They guy simply tries to justify NATO enormously growing expenditures. While the alliance should had been dismissed long ago
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  25. Lol
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  26. Europeans just hate to admit that they initiated, conducted and eventually lost this war badly. And they gonna be the most financially charged side of conflict for that for ages, literally
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  27. Since when war propagandists like him care about real things?
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  28. This is exactly what is happening. USA/UK warmongering things in Europe
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  29. ​ @mariaf.6601 Мария, просто примите тот простой факт, что даже у среднего обывателя в странах НАТО вовсе нет единого взгляда на происходящее потому что даже на поверхности в официальной информационной картинке слишком много противоречий. Как украинцы умудрились не заметить все явные несостыковки западной пропаганды(я вовсе не утверждаю тут, что в России не было своей пропаганды) за 10 лет конфликта хотя речь шла о их жизни и смерти для меня лично - загадка.
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  30. What makes you so sure about it?
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  31. Do you even realize that they gonna blackmail EU with own thing as soon as its done? But anyway they are not in a condition to build that now. Unless it's a dirty nuclear with garbage elements from own(Soviet built) nuclear energetic plants
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  32. Noone asks Ukraine. They dont have own economy neither military resources and they only operate as proxy war territory - sadly. But this was their own choice after all
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  33. Don't fool yourself, EU help won't do literally anything
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  34. Is this first major concern of every american citizen - to hate Putin in the first place above anything else? Don't they have any other concerns in their lives?
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  35. The man is employed in a military academy in a NATO country. What would you expect from him to hear? He has his mortgage and educational loans for his kids after all
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  36. Wake up you almost don't have own military complex neither resources. Its not doable even if you raise taxes to 90% for every citizen of EU for everything.
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  37. Like 50+% of USA grown population?
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  38.  @thomasdalton1508  it's quite the opposite actually. They use it only for military goals and the hazel clearly proves that - the glorious and super-protected ex-soviet Yzhmash missle factory was turned into dust with just one strike. Where's almost nothing is damaged in Kiev. Not quite the same tactic that allies used back in Dresden or Hiroshima, right?
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  39.  @thomasdalton1508  check it yourself, start with government buildings(which are undamaged after 3yrs). And remember there were precise strikes even into western Ukraine such as Yavorsky training station strike back in 22
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  40. People in comments keep calling Anders "Voice of reason" whereas he suggests NATO to allow Ukraine missile attacks deeply inside the russian territory with NATO weaponry. Which would mean directly dragging NATO at war. That concludes overall ability of "the voice of reason" in internet blogs very much
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  41.  @chefchaudard3580  defacto the North Korea has became the side of the conflict, yes. And this might easily escalate into a global conflict
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  42.  @chefchaudard3580  if he didn't react to that yet doesn't mean it won't happen. The "enemies" are just the USA and it's minions without a trace of sovereignty (yes, I mean the EU)
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  43.  @chefchaudard3580  that's just an assumption. Just think of it - would you risk your physical in a some bar fight for someone like Zelensky? Ukraine is indoubtly the most corrupted country on the continent and a person without any political background like Zelensky can't rule it and it's much more likely he is conductioned from outside Ukraine since the first day he went to politics. Why would you risk your own safety for someone like him? And it's much much more than just a bar fight obviously
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  44.  @chefchaudard3580   That's just an assumption. Would you risk your physical health in a bar fight for someone like Zelensky? Ukraine is undoubtedly the most corrupted country on the continent and was like that years before the conflict. Zelensky is a dull figure without any political background and most likely he is conductioned from outside Ukraine since the very first day he went to politics. Why would you risk your life for someone like him? And it's much much more than just a bar fight And I mean just about any EU media source convince you it is the only right thing to do. Is it really?
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  45.  @chefchaudard3580  "the attack to France in Africa" do you even realize that by this statement you refuse to recognize any sovereignty in african countries? How colonial-istic is that
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  46.  @chefchaudard3580  do you only call a "dictatorship regime" those countries who refuse to sell you their natural resources for free? Such as uranium in Nigeria. This age is over, period. And the whole rest world watches now how hypocritical this is
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  47.  @chefchaudard3580  "some military generals" would be easier to discuss if you would mention what exact country in Africa do you mean. And yes, France did buy uran. But for a fraction(1/10) of its market cost. Right until their military forces were kicked out of Nigeria - what a magic coincidence!
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  48.  @chefchaudard3580  Yes, France did buy uran in Nigeria. But for a fraction of it's market cost(1/10). Right until their military forces were kicked out of Nigeria. What a magic coincidence!
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  49. "Everyone in Niger feels this partnership is very unequal," said Mahaman Laouan Gaya, a former Nigerien energy minister and the Organization of African Petroleum Producers (APPO) secretary general until 2020. In an email to DW weeks after the coup, Gaya cited what he said were significant inconsistencies. Niger, he wrote, exported uranium worth €3.5 billion ($3.8 billion) to France in 2010 but received only €459 million in return. "If Niger decides not to export uranium to France, it will have dramatic consequences for France but little impact on the Nigerien economy," Gaya said.  He added that some 90% of Niger's population has no electricity.." Source: DW Also such a nice muppet government who held 90% of own population in extreme poverty. How convenient for French exploiters this WAS(thankfully)
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  50.  @chefchaudard3580  source DW: "Everyone in Niger feels this partnership is very unequal," said Mahaman Laouan Gaya, a former Nigerien energy minister and the Organization of African Petroleum Producers (APPO) secretary general until 2020. In an email to DW weeks after the coup, Gaya cited what he said were significant inconsistencies. Niger, he wrote, exported uranium worth €3.5 billion ($3.8 billion) to France in 2010 but received only €459 million in return. "If Niger decides not to export uranium to France, it will have dramatic consequences for France but little impact on the Nigerien economy," Gaya said.  He added that some 90% of Niger's population has no electricity.." 90% of own population in extreme poverty - that clearly was a Muppet government serving French goals
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