Comments by "" (@Princip666) on "Professor Tim Wilson" channel.

  1. "30 years ago today: Kissinger on Russia & NATO expansion Dec. 5, 1994 PBS Newshour, w/ Jack Matlock" 11:45 - 12:00 - Clear evidence that the promise to Gorbachev has in fact been made and NATO knew it very well. Nobody from former Warsaw pact states feared Russian aggression, because Russia pulled out their contingents from all countries, unlike America. Czechoslovakia was "invaded" by Warsaw pact forces, not by Russia. And in Georgia, Russia actually responded to Georgian aggression. And in Ukraine, billions of dollars were invested by the US prior to 2014(on record) and the US directly participated in violent regime change of democratically elected government(all on record). The new government, handpicked by the US, obliterated all opposition in Kiev and sent the army to deal with the rest of opposition in Donbass. For 8 years Kiev regime refused to negotiate a peaceful settlement. Yanukovych was never impeached constitutionally and it's also ON RECORD. Your lies won't change the outcome and it's a good thing.
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  2. You misspelled "loser".
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  3. For the good of his nation? Are you serious? What good exactly?
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  4. Nine minutes long hateful rant about how hard you cope with the reality. In your own words you should just accept the reality and move on. Russia has won, therefore they get to decide the conditions of peaceful settlement. Even the US has realized it and is acting upon that realization. Everyone will have to accept it in the end, so why not start right now.
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  5. It was a trap and Zelensky ate it up and asked for seconds.
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  6. "You started it, every westerner supporting Ukraine is an accomplice to the crime. You caused all the death and destruction, because you couldn't just leave Ukraine alone." - I did not agree to censorship by Youtube in terms and conditions.
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  7.  @Geffo555  None of it is true. Try again.
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  8. "unlike Russia, NATO doesn't expand" - Where and when exactly did Russia expand since the fall of Soviet Union?
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  9. It's so sad that a seemingly intelligent grown up man believes such a primitive propaganda. I have no idea what channels are you watching, but i suggest switching on critical thinking, if you still have any. This is so embarrassing.
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  10. One example to show how this sad old man is wrong: In Czechoslovakia, after the Velvet revolution, Havel promised that we will never enter any military pact after leaving the Warsaw pact. And people cheered. But behind our backs the arrangements to enter NATO have already been made. Noone bothered to ask the people and the politicians decided it completely arbitrarily. Nobody cheered, people felt deceived. Then NATO tried to build early warning radar, but the opposition was so strong, that they had to scrap the idea. Military bases were also strongly opposed, but the government still signed a treaty which allows the US to requisition parts of our territory and place their infrastructure and military personnel there.
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  11. Name a single one.
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  12. Yes, reject the reality, as it is too discomforting. Mask your ignorance with indignation at the supposed wrong doings of your foes. The Party demands you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears and it is their final and most essential order.
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  13. He is logical and factual. I don't see you disproving anything he ever said.
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  14. Whoa, calm down, you sound like you'll have a heart attack any second. Desperation and impotent rage is all you have now? Your sanity is slipping fast.
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  15. Yes, let's virtue signal hand in hand.
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  16. "The only obstacle on the way to peace is the Kiev regime and people who support it." - I have to quote myself because of Youtube censorship. Long live freedom of speech.
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  17. Ukraine winning so hard that they started winning backwards.
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  18. At first I thought you are playing Monty Python sketch, then I realized it's real and laughed even harder. Your troops will do nothing, because they will never be in Ukraine. USA will not give security guarantees, because they are the losing side. Ukraine will capitulate because Europe can not sustain the conflict.
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  19. I don't see you disproving any of that "nonsense".
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  20. Oh look, it's the guy who thinks a crushing majority of the world population is unreasonable for not supporting Ukraine.
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  21. Boring false equivalence.
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  22. Same old tired narrative. Russia bad, let's lie about Budapest memorandum for a bit, job done. Very poor.
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  23. And nostrils of Scarface.
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  24. All the demands will be met one way or another. Mark my words.
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  25. Hello, Kremlin apologist. How do you like it outside?
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  26. Maybe read the memorandum first, before you start spouting nonsense.
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  27. It's masters telling their proxy servant to behave, nothing more.
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  28.  @grahamariss2111  If there was genuine support for entering NATO, why didn't the government ask for referendum in the first place? No political party ever had NATO in their program in any form, entering or leaving. It was and is a kind of taboo to even talk about leaving NATO and you get publicly shamed for even mentioning it.
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  29. So why don't you play what Putin said when asked about the ceasefire on the press conference with Lukashenko? Are you forbidden to do that in your contract, or you just fear that people would hear the actual Russian stance without spin?
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  30. So you think the courageous and strong Zelensky can't deal with them alone all of a sudden? What happened to all the courage and defiance?
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  31. He can't, but I can - NAFO.
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  32. And this clapped out Lada is smashing NATO trained and equipped army.
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  33. "doesn't look like Putin" - Says a deluded old man at the footage of Putin. It wasn't a "setback" in Kursk, it was a debacle. A tragedy, disaster. Definitely not just a setback. And the searing pain in your head - that's your conscience crying.
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  34. It's a shame this "professor" never reacts to any criticism. You are basically talking to a wall, as the saying goes.
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  35. He won't talk about that, it doesn't fit the narrative.
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  36. He follows reality, not just false narrative.
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  37.  @marinka424  And you think it's a fair comparison? Compared to classical geniuses of the past most of today's music is just garbage, no matter the musical education of the artists. Come on. Also, all this talk about music and intelligence is just a distraction from the real topic - factuality of Roger's claims.
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  38. So attacking civilians is showing strength? Tf is wrong with you.
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  39.  @psansom  Statistics show that Russia is in fact not doing it, as number of civilian casualties per drone/missile hit is like 0.01. What a surprise, right?
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  40. Just for clarification, the main purpose of Budapest memorandum was to ensure Ukraine's neutrality, which was in itself the best security guarantee Ukraine could get. The signatories were not to interfere in Ukraine's internal affairs, or coerce it in any way for their own purposes. The US involvement in color revolution and Maidan coup was in direct violation of this memorandum.
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  41. Yea, safety for himself.
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  42. Here's a list of lies and manipulations this "professor" uses to build his false narrative: "western interventions and color revolutions" - instead of invasions and regime change "Russia's full scale invasion" - instead of intervention 0:47 - 2:10 - Admits the US interference in UA internal affairs (which is a direct violation of Budapest Memorandum) prior to the "annexation" of Crimea, but concludes it was Russia breaking the memorandum by annexing Crimea. I wouldn't make this up even if I tried. 2:10 - 2:37 - Baseless accusations built on previously established false premise. This is the first time I hear about paramilitary groups in Donbass "fermenting war" since 2012. On the other hand, there is quite a few reports about groups of Ukrainian nationalists in western Ukraine becoming more active and organized. Example: "Svoboda: The rise of Ukraine's ultra-nationalists, 26 December 2012, BBC News. "Istanbul negotiations were exploratory and never resulted in finalized agreement" - Nobody ever said that. The first round of negotiations resulted in draft agreement, a part of which was Russia pulling their Kiev contingent out of the region for negotiations to continue. Russia upheld their part of agreement and pulled out of Kiev. The mayor of Bucha announced happily their departure without mentioning any atrocities or bodies in the streets. The first military unit to enter Bucha was Safari regiment and they even published video evidence of there being no bodies in the streets during the entry. Three(!!!!!) days later there are bodies everywhere with white armbands(used by Russians as a friendly color coding). This provocation was then used to ultimately shut down all further negotiations. 6:15 - 6:55 - Admits the US foreign policy in defending their national security, completely denies Russia's right to ensure their national security against a very real and very dangerous opponent. We have seen Ukraine's ability to raise a million strong army and NATO's ability to equip this army. If that is not a security threat to Russia I really don't know what is. Arguing it was just in response to Russian aggression is irrelevant, the potential was clearly there. I don't expect this "professor" to address this comment at all, but if he does, I expect it to be addressed fully. With facts, not baseless suppositions and narratives.
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  43. Meanwhile Russia is steadily advancing on all active fronts, sporadic AFU counterattacks bring just limited and very temporary results. There will be no ceasefire until an agreement is reached. Which is expected shortly after Trumps meets personally with Putin. European countries will most probably not risk further escalation and follow the US as usual. And you can tell me how wrong I was if it doesn't happen in the next few months.
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  44. Bye, have a great time.
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  45. Nah, he'll just ignore it and never mention it again.
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  46. Trump got literally threatened with consequences by the cheeky green maggot. He was lucky to not get arrested on the spot.
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  47.  @michellelewis3063  Yep, winning on retreat is a classic since the Third Reich times.
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  48.  @williamwebster4285  You mean general Milley said 3 days. Quite a common falsehood among consumers of propaganda.
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  49. Yea, it's called double standards and it's common with people suffering from cognitive dissonance.
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  50. I would tell you to cope, but you are already doing it, so just keep at it.
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  51. I have to say, it's kinda impressive how all the Zelensky fans can turn the spin 180 degrees without flinching. You guys are terrific mental gymnasts.
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  52. You will not be able to rewrite historical facts. Such as US interference in Ukraine internal affairs and a violent coup against democratically elected government. It's all on record, US themselves are admitting it. Just like western politician admitting that Minsk accords were never to be implemented and it was all just to gain more time for arming Ukraine. Or the US first "lethal aid" from the hands of Trump's first administration. Or the US handpicking the new Ukraine government. It is all well documented history. You have nothing but manipulations and personal attacks. I found exactly ZERO valid arguments in the whole video. Absolutely appalling.
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  53.  @richardstewart6900  You realize a million people died and the country got destroyed and indebted because of him "doing pretty well", don't you? Tf is wrong with you?
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  54.  @Ricimer671  Literally everywhere.
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  55. Yes, let's dehumanize and badmouth the people we don't agree with, because that's what any decent human being does when his beliefs are challenged. Right?
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  56. A clown for president and destroyed country. Oh, also huge debts.
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  57. Lying about the situation on the front means supporting Ukraine?
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  58.  @Geffo555  You mean this channel? I agree.
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  59.  @Geffo555  Yes, I'm obviously imitating you. In a mocking fashion. Keep going.
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  60. It wasn't shocking at all. Zelensky is the one responsible for all that happened in Ukraine since his inauguration. He had the power to change things. He did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. Someone had to humble him, you can't keep feeding the delusions forever, what kind of person would do that?
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  61. What NK troops? You mean the ones who were supposed to be on the battlefield in thousands, yet not a single video of them exists from any of those thousands of drones with cameras? Those troops?
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  62.  @Soupertrouper  You mean the two well fed Asians with no identification? Yea, that's very credible. And where can I find all the other videos? So far I found exactly zero. ZERO.
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  63. It doesn't matter what Zelensky agrees to, all that matters is what Russia agrees to. Zelensky is no longer needed. Well, until the tribunal that is.
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  64.  @harveybrown37  You should read it too.
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  65. "Based on reports from Lloyd's List Intelligence, a global leader in maritime data, the number of recorded ship collisions per year has averaged 350 to 400 incidents globally." - And here we have a propagandist trying to spin one of those hundreds of accidents.
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  66.  @trevorroberts9584  By advising him to read the memorandum? How does that work? Share your infinite wisdom with us mere mortals.
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  67.  @BubbleGendut  Autonomous republic of Crimea conducted referendum to join RF after a violent coup against democratically elected government in Kiev. As did the two republics conduct referendum for autonomy first and for joining RF after that. So technically RF did not expand, the new regions themselves applied for joining RF. You know, just like NATO wasn't expanding towards Russia, the new members applied to join by themselves.
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  68.  @Cmunic8  You mean disregard for attention seeking drama queens in Youtube comments? I think that is a very reasonable approach, no need to pray, but thanks for your concern.
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  69.  @ChristyBermingham  Sure, that's your problem. I think he's just seeking attention and that is none of your problem.
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  70. Yes, Zelensky is utterly incompetent as president.
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  71. "anybody with any sense stands with Ukraine" - Where can we meet? I would like you to repeat this statement to my face, old man. Reported for hateful and offensive content.
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  72. Well, that was obviously Trump's fault, no questions asked.
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  73. There is no European unity, you are deluded. Ignorance is a bliss eh, Timmy?
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  74.  @siljeal  I'm afraid you are using personal attack instead of a valid argument. Bye.
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  75.  @asynchronicity  Have you? Looks like you just mad because he's right.
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  76. Sure, good luck with that.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  77. You are part of the problem. It's because of liars like you the conflict even happened at all. Deep rooted hate and delusion has eaten away your conscience. Empty husk of a man.
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  78. I suggest you better not watch at all when Trump meets with Putin. The difference might cause you serious health issues. And I'm not even kidding.
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  79. Cambodia - American warplanes dropped more than 2.7 million tons of bombs on more than 113,000 sites.
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  80. You have to dress the part, that is an internationally accepted norm.
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  81.  @portlyoldman  "even Churchill wore a “boiler suit” for most of WWIIs meetings with the US president" - That is simply not true and a simple search proves it. Come on, this is pathetic.
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  82. Smear campaign. That's how the thing you are doing is called. Smearing just your own reputation really.
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  83.  @agh0x01  Yea, that makes zero sense. Bye.
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  84.  @terrymoore861  Unleash Greta on them.😄
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  85.  @globalwanderer360  This is not from mainstream, I checked before posting. This information comes exclusively from NAFO channels like Denys Davydov.
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  86. Budapest memorandum is void since the US coerced Ukraine to abandon their neutral status. And missiles are hitting their targets not because lack of shared information, but because of lack of air defense. Educate yourself, this is so embarrassing. Thumbs down, reported as false information.
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  87. Yes, let's ignore what Zelensky did, it's all Trump's and Vance's fault. After all, Ukraine is fighting for freedom and democracy, that's why they put wire fences on borders - to not let all that democracy escape. It's a highly democratic and humane regime, you can see that especially in the way how Ukrainians get mobilized, the famous "bussification". Slava this and slava that, long live freedom and democracy.
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  88. Sure, civilian targets, whatever. Thumbs down, reported.
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  89. Let's be serious here, have you ever seen the losing side dictating the conditions? Come on. Ukraine is done, the US lost another proxy war, the end.
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  90. A man who sold out his own country definitely doesn't have moral high ground.
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  91. Turns out this "professor" is deluded so deeply, that he believes Putin died last year. It's kinda terrifying hearing this from the mouth of an adult. Flat Earth level of delusion. Of course, I gave it thumbs down and reported the video as false information.
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  92. If by "clear and intelligent" you mean "deluded and ignorant", I agree.
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  93. That's why they will make the deal with Russia instead.
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  94. You still don't know what you are talking about. And the reason is your own cognitive dissonance. You are deceiving yourself just like you are deceiving others in turn. Maybe try actually reading the Budapest memorandum and notice Russia was not the only country who signed it. How is the US instigating a coup against democratically elected government and handpicking the new UA government in accordance with respecting UA sovereignty?
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  95. So the author of this video is a twister. Good to know.
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  96. Translation from doublespeak: The US proxy appointed leader prepares for a new trip to his masters to apologize for being a bad boy and lick their boots for more scraps from their table.
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  97. Best at trolling. The rest can be evaluated only after the end of his term.
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  98. Ukraine is losing badly. What would you propose?
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  99. You should show a warning at the start of the video that you suffer from acute TDS and severe cognitive dissonance. I just wasted three minutes on this nonsense.
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  100. A bit disingenuous from you, he did not wear it at the meeting.
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  101. Russia already presented the condition for the start of negotiations. Everyone knows it, you just remain ignorant. That searing pain in your head - that's your conscience crying.
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  102.  Ell_tell  Sure, let's pretend Ukrainian officials were not boasting about taking Crimea with their summer offensive and all they got was a few small villages. Let's pretend the goalposts for Ukrainian "victory" never shifted and that AFU are able to hold the lines. Let's do all that and then talk about Russia getting humiliated.
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  103.  @bilic8094  Dude, I just made him quit Youtube. Witness me!😅
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  104. So a different opinion can't be a lie? Even if it's based on a lie? Can you explain how this works?
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  105.  @alexhubble  It allows timely detection and identification of airborne threats. It also allows interceptor missiles to be aimed at those threats. Even without any early warning system. So there you go, enjoy your new knowledge.
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  106.  @JGold-cu5mo  Irrelevant, try again.
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  107. The proxy simply did not meet the expectations. The US do it like this EVERY TIME.
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  108. Your hate is clouding your judgement. Let go of the hate, it will set your mind free. The US foreign policy have not changed in the slightest, you are falling for another political theatre.
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  109. Sure, foreign journalists in uniforms. Thumbs down, reported.
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  110.  @Geffo555  What counter argument? You think that when you say something it's automatically true? That's not how this works, buddy.
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  111.  @Geffo555  Minsk agreements were never implemented by Ukraine in any way. No agreement was broken in Georgia. Try again.
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  112.  @Geffo555  The burden of proof is clearly yours here and you failed miserably to carry it out. You know what evidence means, right?
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  113.  @Geffo555  "Minsk agreements were never implemented by Ukraine in any way." - Did you miss that part? Well, now you can't miss it. Your argument is baseless, you can't break agreement which was never implemented in the first place. Are you even serious?
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  114.  @Geffo555  Go read it and then you tell me what Ukraine DID implement. And while you are reading, notice there is nothing said about Russia.
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  115.  @Geffo555  How come you still have not provided a single treaty that was broken? That's the only question here.
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  116.  @Geffo555  So, which part of Minsk agreement did Ukraine implement? Still waiting.
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  117.  @Geffo555  It's not my claim that Russia broke some agreements. So I take it your claim was false. Good.
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  118. Also, no mention of the many war crimes that are being uncovered in Kursk, huh? No surprise.
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  119.  @DavisJ-ln6fw  You mean the part which dropped two nuclear devices at two cities full of people? That part is the sane part?
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  120. It's called delusion and it's caused by not acknowledging your own cognitive dissonance.
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  121.  @andrewfrancis3591  Ah, ok, it's also one Poseidon size.
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  122. So when someone warns you again and again for years not to do something and then you do it anyways, it's the other one at fault for reacting to your actions. Got it.
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  123.  @justspartak  That's just another false narrative. Goodbye.
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  124.  @easymoneeey  I don't lie about the situation on the front.
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  125. "Residential building were hit" - which is fine with this propagandist, because (insert a convenient lie about Russia doing it too). The propagandist also claims that the Russian public is largely shielded from the true scale of the war, despite the fact that AFU has been in Kursk for more than half a year now, causing hundreds of civilian casualties. So we can observe the usual double standards and hypocrisy of a person with no conscience and no shame. Like a rabid beast.
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  126. I'm with you on this one, I still use Skype occasionally, it will be missed.
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  127.  @roibot1122  You reek of desperation and copium.
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  128.  @Geffo555  Geffo555? LOL. Funny how you guys have to telegraph what you are.
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  129.  @Geffo555  It was just to show how ridiculous and irrelevant your reaction was. Try harder.
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  130.  @Geffo555  Well, 555 is just 666 - 111. Choosing 555 is not random.
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  131.  @JGold-cu5mo  And you seem to be well known for being irrelevant.
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  132. The thing is, Russia doesn't need you. The US doesn't need you either. It's you who needs them. And you do everything you can to make them your enemies. FAFO.
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  133. I watched it several times and laughed every single time.
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  134.  @richardagar7830  I laughed at Zelensky's expression changes. He was high as a kite at that meeting, if you haven't noticed.
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  135.  @GARDENER42  Another one who uses personal attacks as some form of argument. Pathetic. Next!
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  136. Do you even realize that Russia uses all of the mentioned technologies for years now and has all the production capacities they need? Once again you are showing completely one sided view and a great deal of ignorance.
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  137. Sorry to break it to you old man, but Zelensky is a dictator. Ukraine is now literally a military dictatorship, with razor wire around the borders to stop people from escaping.
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  138. I'm already so used to hearing outrageous lies from you, that I'm surprised you didn't blame Russia or China for it..
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  139. Neither of those. And I don't even have to watch the video, just thumbs down and reported as hateful content.
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  140. Cope and seethe.
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  141. While Marco Rubio openly admits it's a proxy war of USA against Russia.
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  142. Are you packing your bags to go help them fight? Or are you just standing there?
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  143. Don't be sad, old man. You will probably see Ukraine becoming a free country in your lifetime. Russia will make it happen. And it's not because of Trump, it's because of the US foreign policy. These two are completely separate and always have been. Don't forget this quite important fact.
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  144. So a president who sold his country and people for a buck is the best wartime president? Disgusting.
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  145.  @neiloneil3854  Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic is not Russia. South Ossetia is not Russia. Ukraine is not a sovereign state since 2014.
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  146.  @adamsawyer1763  Too bad Ukraine is not a sovereign country since 2014, when the US instigated a coup against democratically elected government.
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  147. Please stop being ridiculous. There is no shift in US foreign policy, Europe is just obedient US colony since WW2, there will be no boots on the ground, no ceasefire, the situation on the front has ALREADY deteriorated and there is no other possible outcome than capitulation. But I get it, when it's your job, title and pension on the line, you have to repeat the same old false narrative.
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  148.  @ChristyBermingham  Well then you should be more specific. Which you still aren't. Work on your communication skills.
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  149. Starmer is a nobody, his words mean nothing. SMO will continue until all Russian conditions are met. It's not complicated, but apparently some people still have trouble understanding it. What does it tell us about such people? That's right, they are not very sane.
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  150.  @Azranite  No, Zelensky is actually "in that oval office with this administration".
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  151.  @anneunfairworld4671  I don't think that was it. I see no way how it could be.
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  152.  @VisiblyPinkUnicorn  That was lame. Try something better, something original.
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  153. One day closer to peace, what a sad day, right?
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  154. Looks like Russia has no problem holding the new territories, as they are being welcomed as liberators.
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  155. Once again, the American president DOES NOT create the US foreign policy. And Ukraine suffers not because of any US president, but because of the US foreign policy. It's US proxy war and they admit it themselves. Stop this charade already.
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  156. Immediate thumbs down and reported as false information. Ukrainian oligarchs are not Ukraine.
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  157. @KarenRoss-tx3om Sure, sure, let me pat you on the head, good boy.
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  158.  @asynchronicity  Yes, keep proving the point, it's hilarious.
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  159.  @asynchronicity  “TDS! TDS…! TDS!!! TDS…..!! TDS!! TDS! TDS!!!” “TDS TDS TDS TDS TDS”🤦‍♂ “Teeeee Deeee Essssss?”📢🦜 “Teeeee Deeee Essssss????!!!”📢🦜 "Tee Dee Ess! Tee Dee Ess! 🤦‍♂" "don’t you guys ever get tired of recycling the same mindless content over and over and over and over and over?" :face-fuchsia-tongue-out:🤣
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  160. Attack on Czechoslovakia? Which one? The one that liberated us from the Third Reich? You see, that was actually a good thing. There was no other USSR attack on Czechoslovakia. You are losing it, old man. Time for a nap maybe?
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  161. But Russians did get there first. Not with a manned mission of course, because that makes no sense to anyone except Americans.
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  162. Just empty phrases, just like the "professor".
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  163. Anyone who still pretends it's not a US proxy war is willfully ignorant.
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  164. If Ukraine was determined to have peace, they would order immediate withdrawal from Kursk. It's too late for that now however, as the cauldron is almost fully formed and the lid is slowly closing. It will be not just a military, but also a PR disaster. Better prepare some strong copium for that occasion
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  165.  @portlyoldman  Ok, how often Zelensky meets with Trump? That's right, this was the first meeting and most probably also the last. Wasted opportunity.
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  166.  @portlyoldman  Important or not, it's still a part of it. Dressing appropriately for the occasion would surely have gained him some points. Trump is not the rest of the world, he doesn't have to appease Zelensky to virtue signal "standing with Ukraine", those times are over. And Trump with Vance simply reacted to Zelensky's own appalling attitude, not even talking about the fact that Zelensky was visibly intoxicated, slurred incoherent speech, glassy wandering eyes, constant nose rubbing.
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  167.  @GARDENER42  Churchill was constantly on drugs and rubbing his nose? That's a new one.🤣
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  168. Nobody does.
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  169.  @anthonyrybicki1000  Hello, bot. Nice to meet you. Good bye.
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  170.  @Foggfjw  Are you aware that you are lying? Imagine minding your own business when you have nothing to add except a personal attack.
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  171. @ Budapest memorandum was signed by both Russia and USA to ensure Ukraine's neutrality. The US involvement in 2004 and 2014 revolutions was in direct violation of that memorandum. What a surprise, right?
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  172.  @stu281  And not interfere in Ukraine's internal affairs. Like the US did in 2004 and 2014.
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  173.  @stu281  Try The New Atlas, he cleared that up for everyone.
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  174. Sure, after that you should tell the Russians to stop using their hundreds of satellites. Dummie.
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  175.  @tonydanhs2371  He said nothing about any signed agreement.
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  176.  @tonydanhs2371  "30 years ago today: Kissinger on Russia & NATO expansion Dec. 5, 1994 PBS Newshour, w/ Jack Matlock" 11:45 - 12:00
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  177. Who needs peace, when we can give more taxpayer's money to the MIC, right? Who cares about the lives of Ukrainian people, when we can proudly virtue signal "standing with Ukraine for as long as it takes". Yea, let's counter the aggression, who tf needs peace.
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  178.  @AnthonyFitzgerald-w1s  The US is trying to stop the war they themselves started.
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  179.  @fabolvaskarika7940  When you start a conversation with personal attack, do not expect me to take you seriously. Bye.
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  180.  @mandywithell  He should have kept his mouth shut. Or at least not babble like a drug addict. Which he is.
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  181. And always find NAFO bots already in place.
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  182. Do you know what would happen if the US haven't interfered in UA internal affairs to the point of a regime change? That's right, nothing. Absolutely nothing. Ukraine would remain neutral and would maybe already be accepted in EU by today.
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  183. What about your responsibility for all the propaganda and hate you spread online? Or is that something people with no conscience don't think about?
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  184. After adding almost a year to his term. Sure.
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  185. *delinquent garbage master
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  186.  @grahamariss2111  Oh, the horror! You seem to know nothing of our history, yet you do not hesitate to spout such nonsense. Indoctrinated and ignorant.
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  187.  @grahamariss2111  As I already said, you know nothing about our history. And "closing down of all Czech and Slovak language newspapers and other print material in 1894" never happened. Are you even serious? Tf is this?
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  188. Watch him not care a slightest bit. These people never do.
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  189. Starlink is definitely NOT being widely used by Russians, as it represents a serious information security threat. Obviously. Doesn't even such obvious contradiction in your narrative bother you at all?
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  190. Argument ad hominem. Rejected.
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  191. Address this - how is the US funding and instigating a coup against democratically elected government in accordance with Budapest memorandum?
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  192.  @trevorroberts9584  Don't know about Trump, but Putin actually speaks fluent German and English. Zelensky only speaks fluent Russian.
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  193.  @michellebermingham2350  And? Or was that all? Share some more of your boundless wisdom.
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  194. More like reparations from your own failed proxy. The price of failure.
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  195.  @VolkXue  You mean the two well fed asians? Hilarious.
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  196.  @VolkXue  No what? Explain yourself. The only footage of supposed NK POWs shows two well fed asians who say a few words in Korean. No identification, nothing.
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  197. If by brave and strong you mean stupid and corrupt, I agree.
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  198. Do you realize that the only sources for these "successes" are Ukrainian ones? With zero evidence presented? It's pure fantasy.
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  199.  @chidigit  Well, he's being a loyal subject, so his pension is safe. The great democratic monarchy is perfectly fine with prosecuting their subjects for speaking the truth.
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  200. Yea, it's not like the whole plan has been presented publicly in detail and Trump is following that plan to the letter. Let's just ignore it and continue coping.
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  201.  @DavidCampbell-w4u  Well, I agree that it's funny af, but I would better wait at who laughs last.
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  202.  @patrickquinlan3056  Irrelevant. Pity yourself.
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  203.  @patrickquinlan3056  "What Roger Walter says is always riddled with nonsense."
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  204.  @patrickquinlan3056  "If you need RKJ and Clapton's nonsense disproved I pity you."
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  205.  @patrickquinlan3056  OP: "What Roger Walter says is always riddled with nonsense.' ME: "I don't see you disproving any of that "nonsense"." YOU:"If you need RKJ and Clapton's nonsense disproved I pity you." Do you see it now? No? That doesn't surprise me. Flush after yourself.
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  206.  @barrybrodin7085  I'll only take that seriously if you say it to my face, kid.
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  207. Come on, it's not because of the new administration, it's simply because the US LOST their proxy war against Russia. It's simply an admission of defeat.
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  208. That would mean pulling troops out of Europe. Not happening.
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  209. Ukraine was never an ally, it was US proxy since 2014. Everyone knows it by now, because the US admits it openly. Stop repeating the false narrative, it's too late for that.
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  210. You really think? Doesn't look like it, more like not at all.
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  211.  @pedrop.456  Badly as they have no chance to even stabilize the front lines and are getting crushed. And I asked what would you propose, I see no answer.
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  212.  @bbasleigh6149  Those counter attacks have done nothing to improve Ukraine's situation.
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  213.  @pedrop.456  So your proposal is basically to directly join the conflict and suffer retaliatory actions. Are you sure about this?
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  214.  @pedrop.456  "What can Russia do?" - They can turn literally the whole Europe's strategic infrastructure to rubble. That's what Russia can do. And they can do it even without using their nuclear arsenal. Think about it.
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  215.  @pedrop.456  I don't "believe" in that, I know it for a fact. Ukraine's infrastructure is in ruins, literally. Russian army being stronger now than it was 3 years ago is a fact confirmed even by NATO secretary general himself. Ukraine had an air force, over 50 planes. They got dozens more from NATO countries. And thousands of drones. And they boasted about how well they are doing all the time. And I wasn't asked for my proposal by anyone. When you want something, you have to ask first.
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  216.  @pedrop.456  "In March 2022, Ukraine still had about 55 operational combat aircraft according to David Deptula, senior scholar at the United States Air Force Academy." - I'm tired of proving you wrong and of your constant denial of reality. Ukraine will capitulate and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
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  217. Poor old refugees = conscription age men?
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  218. Personally for me Zelensky is just a puppet and Trump is his puppeteer.
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  219.  @CeiStockport-nx2qi  He can bring his own thugs, like Yermak for example. He always had his back.
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  220.  @Tmbo-Man  Trump's deal DOESN'T include security agreement and everyone knows it. What are you even talking about?
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  221. Well, of course it's blame shifting, what did you think is happening? The US will make a deal with Russia to save face, because it's the US directly responsible for destabilization of the country and violent regime change that followed. You think Russians already forgot about this? Now all will be Zelensky's fault and the US has a comfortable off ramp. I don't think that the meeting was scripted and any of the participants expected it to end like this, but Zelensky clearly took the bait and escalated instead of calming down and admitting he needs USA more than they need him.
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  222.  @Pegdan6210  The phone call is real, noone ever denied that.
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  223.  @Pegdan6210  Oh, ok then.
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  224. Try Reporting from Ukraine. And yes, of course it's fake.
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  225.  Ell_tell  So what exactly are the Russian goals? Just to make it clear. I'm sure you know all about it.
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  226.  Ell_tell  None of what you wrote are actual Russian goals. Except maybe the demilitarization if you leave out the second half of that sentence. Are you serious?
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  227.  Ell_tell  I did read all that, but nowhere did I read the things you wrote. So it turns out you are completely ignorant about the Russian goals. Hilarious, but not at all surprising.
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  228. "Ok, so we have demilitarization and neutrality, but that is not all, is it? I don't see anything about not being able to join EU, or any of the things you wrote previously. We are slowly getting there, please continue. And refrain from using Ukrainian sources, because those are completely irrelevant." - I quote myself because of Youtube censorship.
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  229.  Ell_tell  Ukraine lost its sovereignty in 2014. Back to the topic, what are the Russian goals? We have demilitarization and neutrality. What else?
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  230.  Ell_tell  Stop running from the topic, so far you successfully identified two real Russian goals, demilitarization and neutral status. None of the rest is real. Ukraine constitution states: "The people are the bearers of sovereignty and the only source of power in Ukraine." - Which is clearly not the case since the democratically elected government was unconstitutionally overthrown. End of debate.
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  231.  Ell_tell  "Annexation of the four oblasts and their incorporation in to the Russian federation, plus stopping NATO expansion is definitely a real and stated goal." - Those oblasts already are a part of RF and are written into constitution. So it can not be a goal any more. And Russia can in no way stop NATO expansion, so that can't be their goal either. NATO in Ukraine falls under the neutral status goal. Give it another try, what other goals did Russia clearly declare? It's not hard, I'm sure you can do it. You can see I have no problem admitting things you get right, but I can only do that if you actually get those things right. Do you see how this works?
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  232.  Ell_tell  So how would you summarize what you just wrote? I'll help you - ensuring the security of RF citizens in the mainland and on the new territories. There is also "denazification", but that can be fully achieved only after finishing all those previously mentioned. So let's see: Demilitarization - still happening quite successfully. Neutral status will be achieved without any doubts, no NATO for Ukraine is already a given. So total success on this one. Ensuring security - still happening quite successfully. Russia never gave any time limit to their operation, it's clearly a war of attrition and Russia is winning it by all possible metrics. So what are you even talking about? Ukrainian goals were pushing Russia out and gaining back all territories. What is the chance of that happening? That's right, zero. Exactly zero.
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  233.  Ell_tell  "there is no way you can convince" - That was obvious from the start, but I still had to try. Cognitive dissonance is a harsh mistress, but some people are still sane enough to be reasoned with. Not you, obviously.
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  234. The US leaving NATO? How would that work?
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  235.  @markorchard2272  No, he's not. And I'm asking you right now.
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  236. Elon is not president. Yet.
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  237.  @alexhubble  You know what a radar is, don't you?
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  238.  @runrau9275  It's off topic and I don't care, so it's indeed irrelevant.
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  239.  @runrau9275  You are a proof that TDS is real. I don't care about your drama.
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  240. That is not important for western propagandists, they will repeat it like a mantra, together with "boots on the ground".
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  241. Ukrainian here. I feel ashamed of you.
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  242.  @achosenman9376  Not a valid argument, sorry. Try again.
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  243.  @achosenman9376  Still just some vague personal attacks without anything substantial. Sorry, I can't help you.
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  244.  @achosenman9376  Ok, go away then, what are you still doing here.
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  245.  @achosenman9376  Sorry to break it to you, but I'm not the professor. And I can't help you with you mental health problems either. And since you have nothing substantial to add, there is no point for you to react to my posts, or me reacting to yours any further. Bye, have a great time.
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  246. There are no parallels between these two. Trump is just an oligarch, Putin is a true leader of his country. It's like comparing a midget to a giant.
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  247.  @Geffo555  So you have nothing else? Because that would mean you have nothing at all. And it wouldn't surprise me either.
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  248.  @Geffo555  No, the problem is you did not present any convincing evidence, just empty claims. I can do those too - you like eating dog poo and you do it very often. See? Easy.
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  249.  @Geffo555  "So, which part of Minsk agreement did Ukraine implement? Still waiting."
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  250. Enough with the lies, Tim. Most Ukrainians hate Zelensky more than the Russians. His electoral promise was to bring an end to the conflict in Donbass and protecting the rights of Russian speaking population. He did nothing. And now Ukraine is in ruins and Zelensky is holding himself in power with perpetual state of martial law for almost a year after his term ended. The Kiev regime is the one and only obstacle on the way to peace.
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  251. Salo Uronili!
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  252. So basically UK invested 1,6 billion pounds into their own MIC so the Ukrainians can keep dying a little while longer. And it's supposed to be a good thing for Ukraine somehow. It's like news from some topsy turvy reality.
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  253.  @cobbler40  No, it's clearly his clone, as Putin died long time ago, just go with that and don't bother me again.
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  254. Yet thousands of former AFU members fight alongside the Russians now.
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  255. It's not like thousands of Ukrainians are fighting alongside the Russians, right?
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  256. Looks like the ministry of truth is working overtime today, all my reactions got censored.
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  257.  @michaelbartley7123  It's the other way around. This is exactly like Germany not surrendering despite Russians being in Berlin already.
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  258.  @michaelbartley7123  Back to school, not only you know nothing about history, but you can't even write properly. Who is the one driving German tanks on Russian soil again? Hint: not Russia.
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  259.  @michaelbartley7123  So it doesn't bother you that Ukraine glorifies nazi collaborators and SS units?
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  260.  @michaelbartley7123  "For first time ever, parade celebrating 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of SS, made up of ethnic Ukrainians, takes place in capital Kyiv" - 4 May 2021.
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  261. No, you pledged not to interfere in Ukraine's internal affairs and you broke that pledge.
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  262. Except he just repeats the dumbest propaganda. He is literally lying to you.
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  263.  @Sam-xe1om  So it's better to let more people die and capitulate later anyways? You serious?
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  264. Well, I can't disagree with you on this one, the US economy is not in a good shape(to put it very mildly) and even the DOGE saving measures are just a theater. If I may recommend a video which clearly illustrates it, try "You don't understand how big a trillion is." here on Youtube.
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  265.  @melvert33  Cope harder.
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  266. I know, it's sad and painful to see your own country in decline. Maybe that's why you spend so much time abroad?
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  267.  @andrewfrancis3591  Sorry, I'm not following.
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  268. You are being ridiculous again. Private companies will sell their imagery literally to anyone who has the money. And Russia has fully functional space program, they launched around 100 new satellites just last year. Come on, you can do better.
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  269.  @CurtOntheRadio  Russia and Putin himself warned NATO not to creep closer. Read RAND corporation "Extending Russia - Competing from Advantageous Ground" to see how it was all planned.
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  270. Loser does not get to choose.
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  271.  @Ninjaananas  Yes, I can see that.
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  272.  @justspartak  Nothing of what you wrote is real. Go read the Budapest memorandum, stop being ignorant.
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  273.  @justspartak  For a start, Russia was not the only signatory. And Ukraine never owned those weapons. And it was the US who broke that agreement by funding color revolution in 2004 and a regime change in 2014. There you go, enjoy.
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  274.  @justspartak  The US literally bragged about spending billions in Ukraine to support "opposition" and achieve a regime change. In 2014 US officials were even there in person. There isn't and never will be anything legal in violent coup against democratically elected government. You are maybe fooling yourself, but you won't fool anyone else. Go take your daily dose of copium.
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  275. Because he's making sense maybe?
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  276.  @JGold-cu5mo  Who says I'm American or that I care about them in any way? You? Run along, you reek of copium.
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  277.  @anneunfairworld4671  Why so serious? It was a joke, despite it being kinda factual.
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  278. First false assumption in under 15 seconds, followed by malicious lies aimed at inciting hate towards Russia. Thumbs down, reported as false information and hateful content.
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  279.  @gustavmeyrink_2.0  Present evidence then.
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  280.  @gustavmeyrink_2.0  I don't see any evidence presented in the video, so it can be safely assumed it's just a lie. There. Your turn.
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  281.  @gustavmeyrink_2.0  Your lack of any arguments shows. You need to do better...much better.
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  282.  @gustavmeyrink_2.0  No, the author of this video started making assertions without proof. Until evidence is delivered, it can be safely concluded that the information is false. Do I make myself clear? Or do I need to repeat it several times?
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  283. Trump does not create the US foreign policy. He just administers it. And the whole plan has been laid out publicly long ago. Anyone who ever trusted the US ended up with a lot of dead and/or a lot of debt.
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  284.  @christopheredwards7846  According to who? That's right, only according to Ukraine. Because Amnesty international had to apologize for reporting on AFU units hiding among civilians and is no longer reporting it.
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  285. Tf does Czechoslovakia have to do with this? Explain yourself.
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  286.  @johnhrynkow776  Yes, and?
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  287.  @martinforester3471  Ultimate goal? More like ultimate moron it seems.
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  288. So basically you are cheering for genocide. Deplorable.
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  289. "The Ukrainians will flee to the last citizen." - There, I corrected it for you. You are welcome.
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  290. What we really need is to stop wasting our resources in pointless wars. You have no idea how much time and energy was wasted this way, we could have a f-ing orbital colony with space lifts already. But some people just can't let it go, they need us to stay here and be their obedient tax slaves.
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  291.  @Geffo555  You still haven't said anything clever or interesting. Why don't you try explaining your moniker for the benefit of those who missed it.
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  292.  @Geffo555  My moniker or tag is simply my name and a random number. It doesn't say much about me. It's also a number signifying carbon, which, as you may or may not know, has 6 protons, 6 electrons and 6 neutrons. Being superstitious in this day and age is a sign of intellectual incompetence.
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  293.  @Geffo555  Ok, I also just pumped out a few numbers. Go back to school if you don't know what the fifth element on the periodic table is, you boron.
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  294.  @Geffo555  "Ok, I also just pumped out a few numbers. Go back to school if you don't know what the fifth element on the periodic table is, you boron."
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  295.  @Geffo555  Then why mention the number of the beast? The numbers either had a meaning or none at all.
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  296.  @Geffo555  I did not choose your numbers. Is that really your name? It's completely normal Serbian name, tf is wrong with you.
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  297.  @Geffo555  Are you still not done asking irrelevant and ridiculous questions?
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  298.  @Geffo555  How is it not a ridiculous question? It's also completely irrelevant.
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  299.  @Geffo555  Thought you might care about being relevant. Obviously not.
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  300.  @Geffo555  I don't care what other people think of me. Especially the kind of people I have no respect for.
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  301.  @Geffo555  Bad news for you is that you still have to get back to the topic to stop being completely irrelevant.
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  302.  @Geffo555  So you are done, good. Finally.
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  303.  @Geffo555  You aren't? Hilarious. Go ahead, I'm still laughing at your desperation.
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  304.  @Geffo555  I don't value your opinion, so I'm not the least bothered.
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  305.  @Geffo555  "I don't value your opinion, so I'm not the least bothered."
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  306. Once again, it's not Trump's foreign policy. The US presidents do not create foreign policy, they merely administer it. That's why it's called administration.
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  307. I don't think you need to fly trough north pole when targeting Europe from Russia.
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  308.  @jonson856  Why? Trump is currently trying to strike a deal with Russia.
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  309.  @LiamWhiskers  Looks like you are talking about yourself.
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  310. Save the whales!
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  311. There will be no peacekeeping forces, because they won't be needed. Just give up on the idea already.
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  312. Ukraine is actually your proxy war, so of course it's your problem.
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  313. You and honesty never even met once.
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  314. "And frankly it's a proxy war between nuclear powers, the United States- helping Ukraine - and Russia." - Marco Rubio on Fox News.
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  315.  @msimms-lp5qw  NATO assured Gorbachev to not move east if Russia allows unification of Germany.
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  316.  @richardagar7830  Dude, I know a junkie when I see one. He took some quality stuff before the meeting. It was a textbook intoxicated behavior. You might not like it, but that's how it is.
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  317.  @dshepherd107  I don't care about impact, all I care about are facts.
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  318.  @davefave4351  You need to cope harder, that's all.
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  319.  @stevenunns2530  I am perfectly calm. Is something bothering you? If yes, try to put it in words that actually mean something, ok?
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  320. That's what Zelensky should have said. Adding "Thank you for all your help" would completely change the situation.
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  321.  @GARDENER42  Yea, after he's been reminded he should do so. Before he was thanking Biden. Like a good little puppet he is.
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  322.  @NI4NI-y5f  What do you mean by that?
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  323.  @kellychuba  No, they fail to realize errors in their reasoning. Just like you.
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  324.  @marinka424  It's simple, you obviously have to be intelligent to be able to write a masterpiece. You are welcome.
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  325. That makes so much sense, you must be proud of this intellectual marvel.
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  326.  @caterinawilliams998  Well, Ukrainian officials never even said it, so it's clear who doesn't want peace.
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  327.  @christopherwheeler5404  Pretending the captain's nationality somehow matters is a clear spin. Even suggesting it could be something else than just an accident is a clear spin.
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  328.  @nlwilson4892  I have seen a giant ship plowing into a stationary bridge. The captain was Ukrainian. Is any of it significant? No, it just happens.
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  329.  @NI4NI-y5f  Well, just standing with Ukraine does nothing. Ukraine is losing and they need gullible people to fight for their "freedom and democracy".
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  330.  @NI4NI-y5f  Funny how you know what I can imagine. Logic in general clearly escapes a mind like yours. Pitiful.
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