Comments by "HomerOJSimpson" (@Homer-OJ-Simpson) on "Eastory" channel.

  1.  @hfalex7703  " Did Ukraine regime had moral justification to kill people of Donbass? " You mean the war started by Donbass Russian separatist and Russia's private army? So you are basically saying that Russia can send in a Russian army and fund the separatist but if Ukraine fights back, that's justification for Russia to invade all of Ukraine?
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  2.  @hfalex7703  ". During conflict in Donbass 14k ppl died, " Yes, mostly soldiers. It's a war. And a war started by Russia's private army Wagner group and Russian funding. What's your point?
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  3.  @KydoimosOfMachai  "While in Russian percpective this war is against hostile regime in Kiev, who is hostile to Russians on national level. Something Russia has not faced since WW2." What haven't Russian's faced since ww2? Kiev is hostile towards Russia because Putin invaded in 2014. Kiev is 'hostile' towards Russians in Donbas who are fighting Kiev, many funded by Putin and even include Russia's private army (Wagner).
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  4.  @hfalex7703  "Thats the problem of Ukraine - nationalism." No where near as bad as Russia that just invaded purely on nationalism. " I did notice when ppl argue about conflict ukrainians tend to separate victims of war.' You're blaming Ukraine government for all the deaths in a war started by Russia.
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  5.  @SmotritelMayaka29  Slava Ukraini Vlad.
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  6.  @Conserpov  Slava Ukraini, Ivan
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  7.  @TheZombieGAGA  Russia wanted to take Crimea back because they wanted their gift back -- but wanted to take all of Ukraine because Putin wants to be a colonizer. Or it's as simple as Putin just wants to be colonizer so he took crimea and took Donbas and is/was trying to take all of Ukraine.
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  8.  @Conserpov  "Starting with imaginary "stalemate"?" 3 weeks later and Russia gave up on Kiev and central Ukraine. They lost the battle for Kharkiv. It's now just a stalemate in Donbas as both sides dig in.
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  9.  @Eastory  Just wanted to point out how right you have been. 3 weeks later and Russia gave up on Kiev and central Ukraine. They lost the battle for Kharkiv days ago and approximately 500 Russians were ki.ll.ed tryng to cross a river. It's now just a stalemate in Donbas as both sides dig in.
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  10.  @KydoimosOfMachai  ". Learn history about the region first. " Learn to read. I addressed that when I said - Kiev is 'hostile' towards Russians in Donbas who are fighting Kiev, many funded by Putin and even include Russia's private army (Wagner). I'm also aware that after Russian's commited gen.oc.ide on Ukrainians in 1930's holodomor, Russia moved in million of Russians to urkrian as a way to drown out the Ukrainian identify. Millions of Ukrainians died, move in millions of Russians -- now you have a 'Russian' Ukraine. Learn history comrade.
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  11.  @Dominicn123  I love Johnny Harris on this topic -- except I don't like how he doesn't say 'theory' when explaining.
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  12.  Joanne Finkelberg  "AFU soldiers literally walk around with nazi patches, swastickas, SS insignia" Even if they do, they have almost no political power and are only a small % of the fighting forces.
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  13.  @carlgustafemilmannerheim9360  ​ "You should add the threat of bioweaponlabs in the border regions who where supported by the usa and that zelensky wanted nukes and the ethnical cleansing in the eastern part " Comrade, why r u stating lies from Putn? Financial interest? Factchecking website prove there are no bioweapons in Ukraine and the there is no ethnic cleaning in the east part -- unless you mean the Russian private army (wagner) killing Ukrainians?
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  14.  @MrRavenVZ  Slava Ukraini. 2014 was a revolution not a coup comrade. Watch that red glow of yours.
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  15.  @KydoimosOfMachai  Is ur point also that because there are 'russians' there, it's okay for Pu-tin to invade?
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  16.  @VonBismarkOtto  ​ HF Alex is a Put.in Pal, financial interest to defend him. His argument is that since Ukraine fought back against Russia's private army and Russian back separatist in Donbass, since people died, Russia can invade all of Ukraine. wow.
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  17.  @Conserpov  It's estimated tens of thousands of Russian soldiers were in and around Kiev. Yet couldn't take it.
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  18.  @Conserpov  “Coping”‘with the loss in Kiev? And Russia withdrew a very limited force? Funny, there was a 60km long convoy sent to support the initial group. And no battle of Kharkov? You’re right, Russia just gave up because they are chicken. US DOD doesn’t agree with anything you said either. Is ur way of coping to ignore reality?
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  19.  @Conserpov  “never went in” because they couldn’t dislodge and beat the Ukrainians. Ukraine has better weapons and better intelligence (thanks US!). The whole goal was to get into Kiev and take control of the government in days or a couple weeks but the plan failed. What does ur boss say to Russians about what he accomplished in Kiev?
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  20. It was mostly the oil price but you are right, it was also active development of markets and working with the west. All that went downhill after invasion of Crimea.
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  21.  @Conserpov  u literally lied and couldn’t even defend against the 60km convoy so clearly u r an agent
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  22.  @Conserpov  "And why should I?" Then you admit they sent a large number of troops in addition to the original and could not take Kiev? U are going to get in trouble for admitting that when ur handlers find out.
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  23.  @Conserpov  unrelated, I don’t know what app ur using to be able to italicize words. “Just like a failed to become a ballerina”. Not from lack of trying. “You reached level 80 in coping”. So u weren’t Able to say what the goal was? I’m shocked! When u lose, u just ignore the whole thing
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  24.  @Conserpov  "Tactics textbook: "fixing operation". I looked it up -- and all I found was medical advise. U lost!! LOL
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  25.  @MrRavenVZ  "you might or might not reach the same conclusion if you study it more closely." you might not reach the same conclusion if you looked a dictionary. Definitions: "The major difference between a revolution and a military coup d'etat is that a revolution is the result of a mass uprising of the people. A military coup d'etat, on the other hand, is the result of a power grab by a small group of military commanders. " No need to keep defending your bosses in the Kremlin
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  26.  @plama1192  Slava Ukraini. 2014 was revolution- a coup is when it’s few individuals, a revolution was the massive protests that took down the president. Glory to Ukraine
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  27. 1:15 LOL, the image of what appears to be a driver being robbed is hilarious and yet so true.
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  28. 2:31 The Afghanistan War isn't considered a mistake. Staying there 20 years is considered the mistake. It was a justifiable war. The Iraq War is the one considered a mistake. People, especially young people, tend to conflate both wars.
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  29.  @InferKnow  Hungary and Turkey are both necessary allies but also very problematic to the west and especially Europe. Erdogan if left unchecked and if he were not trying to stay at least somewhat allied with EU and NATO, could become a Putin. Hungary's president wishes to be Putin and knows how hard it is to kick Hungary out of the EU and NATO so they are abusing Europe. I don't know what the future holds but due to the difficult nation of removing someone from EU and NATO and due to the strategic importance of Turkey geographical location, I see the EU and NATO and the west still being allied with Turkey and Hungary for the foreseeable future.
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  30.  @InferKnow  I think being part of NATO and EU is the only reason Hungary and Turkey don’t go full bad dictator like Putin. They have too much to lose if they do that. At the same time, they are going to be problematic for Europe and NATO. Heck, Poland is an issue with EU too and the only reason Hungary is allowed to be so bad because Poland protects Hungary and Hungary protects Poland. Considering how different Poland and Hungary are with Russia (Orban is a friend of Putin), that will allow be an interesting relationship to see how it goes in the future
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  31.  @Conserpov  u just outed urself as a Russian agent using lies and ignoring reality
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  32. Correct. It was Cheney with no push back from W Bush that got the ball rolling and then it became hard to oppose the war after a year of "we certainly found WMDs".
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  33.  @chadzahirshah2588  MrRavenVz is a pal of Putin. A revolution is change from the masses while a coup is a change from a few that control the military. He's obviously a Kremlin a.g.ent
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  34.  @plama1192  “world is biased against Russians”. You mean bias against the autocratic government that invades perfectly innocent countries in order to take land?
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  35.  @bignuts4943  Slava Ukraini. “Coup” is a takeover by a handful of people. 2014 was massive uprising with large scale protests. The next elections also were pro west so ur theory that the taking down of the Russian puppet wasn’t popular doesn’t hold. glory to Ukraine
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  36.  @plama1192  Zelensky enacted a law that required national news to be in Ukrainian and that is so horrible it deserved for Ukraine to be invaded? How messed up are you? You just finding the smallest thing to justify the evil u support
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  37.  @plama1192  “Zelensky decree to take Crimea” you mean Zelensky wanting back what Russia stole in the 2014 invasion? Wow, how warped is ur logic? “OSCE reports shelling Feb 17”. You mean by both sides in the war that stated with Russians invasion in 2014? So Russia invades in 2014, takes Crimea, sends private army and weapons into Donbas to start war, war continues through Feb 2022 and since that war continued, its justified for mr Russia to Invade all of Ukraine? That sounds like Evil u support
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  38.  @plama1192  regained coup vs revolution, are you saying there there were massive numbers of Ukrainians protesting in 2013/2014? Are you saying they didn’t elect a pro western candidate in the next election? why r u lying to justify ur evil?
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  39.  @plama1192  no way you come from Czechia when u r clearly Rus agent
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  40.  @plama1192  what part of Russia are u from?
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  41.  @plama1192  also, did you look up definition of coup and revolution? Seems like ur handlers told u not to use the online dictionary or google
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  42. The west is still against Oligarchs in Hungary and Turkey. Those are two nations that allies of convenience but dead last in favorable ratings among the west.
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  43.  @David.C01552  Economically, Russia (and unfortunately Ukraine) are about oligarch as it gets. Politically, I would still say Russia is an oligarchy but it gets confusing. No one or two Oligarch has the power to take down Putin but Putin's power relies heavily on the Oligarchs. If enough of them want Putin out, Putin will be out. However, Putin will take one down when he started sensing that individual isn't supporting him. It's a balancing act right now though I will admit that Putin certainly has the upper hand.
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  44.  @ollifrank6255  that’s a good comparison. Hungary is still half soviet and Turkey is siglo have Middle East. I’d say Poland is only 3/4 western — they still have a lot of elements of the old eastern (soviet) influence. Poland is (relative to west) highly authoritarian and socially conservative.
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  45.  @RendererEP  the US is not an oligarchy. In Eastern Europe it’s only 10-20 individuals that control the whole government. In the US is hundred of individuals that have a strong influence but don’t control. There are elements of an oligarchy but it isn’t one in comparison to much of Eastern Europe
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  46.  @carlgustafemilmannerheim9360  "You should add the threat of bioweaponlabs in the border regions who where supported by the usa and that zelensky wanted nukes and the ethnical cleansing in the eastern part " Comrade, why are you spreading Put-in's propaganda? Factchecking website prove there are no bioweapons in Ukraine and the there is no ethnic cleaning in the east part -- unless you mean the Russian private army (wagner) killing Ukrainians?
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  47.  @VonBismarkOtto  HF Alex is a Putin Pal, paid to spread misinformation. His argument is that since Ukraine fought back against Russia's private army and Russian back separatist in Donbass, since people died, Russia can invade all of Ukraine. wow.
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  48. ​ @carlgustafemilmannerheim9360  ​ "You should add the threat of bioweaponlabs in the border regions who where supported by the usa and that zelensky wanted nukes and the ethnical cleansing in the eastern part " Comrade, why are you spreading Put-in's pro.pag.anda? Factchecking website prove there are no bioweapons in Ukraine and the there is no ethnic cleaning in the east part -- unless you mean the Russian private army (wagner) killing Ukrainians?
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  49.  @blacklion8208  wow, will have to review all that information. I find it funny that many Russians justify the invasion by saying Ukraine is run by fascist when Putin’s Russia fits definition of a fascist country.
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  50.  @blacklion8208  YouTube sucks. I can’t see your second reply to me
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