Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "1420 by Daniil Orain" channel.

  1.  @Mrstrangert392  ur comparing a country with younger demographic with a country basicly old - very comparable 😂 Bessides there are protests in russia. Also russia has a sabotage resistence. Just cause someone doesn't spoon feed info doesn't meam u shouldn't look for it.
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  2. 😂😂
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  3.  Victory will be Ukrainian.  😂
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  4. Not really because u can fool some people for a while, u can fool a lot of people for a long time but u can't fool everyone all the time. The rare odd ones multiply over time.
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  5.  @musician1000  lol of course not europe, humans haven't invented a way to fisicly moove tectonic plates 😂
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  6.  @furiousapplesack  actually the ones who left, who were able to bribe themselves out of it, the sabotage resustance, and the dudes hiding in the woods aren't in the frontlines. When putina stops having money to pay police than he is in trouble.
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  7.  @furiousapplesack  the ones living in palaces with private security would be fine. And there was a plan for that, lots and lots of jails. It's wako but the plan was to deal with it thru authoritarian fist.
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  8.  @Millylala  ofcourse not, he actually never said in an oficial announcement that ucrain isn't a country. It's a special operation of huggs and kisses, and the ucranians are throwing them confeti!
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  9.  @samuelcorriveau3216  pressure, break the spirit, so that civilians loose the ability to help the army. He done it before, just not under the big media atention (or maybe the media didn't care).
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  10.  @override7582  deflection, what people do when they need to be right more than learn anything....
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  11.  @SolitaryLark  the big table guy has probably been traped. I didn't think he was this stupid but alas...
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  12. ​ @johnwayne8494 if the ukrainians weren't already convinced, no matter how much financing, they wouldn't have joined in such numbers. That's the point made.
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  13.  @chacka4292  and that's a feat to achieve in so litle time, look at itally for example, they are still having anti-mafia programs and figuring out where euro funds for a highway went. I was actually making a compliment 😁
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  14.  @infinitelp7796  that's not a normal frame of mind.
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  15. @northsaskguy7878  nope, it's an expression, it isn't meant to be interpret literarily.
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  16.  @tellingpool  yes, that was the problem, they tried to stop one of human social nature, trade. Some social animals trade, it is so natural to us. Just look at the 2 of us we are actually trading opinions. Comunism is blind faith against human nature.
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  17.  @desputnikcommander  social animals need the group, self preservation makes u not publicly admit ur lie so that u aren't expeled from the group that guives u a chance at survival.
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  18. ​ @brian8410 I love zeke, my dogs should learn from him 😂
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  19.  @Ilyusyaolegovich  lol no as there aren't 4 main races, it's all 1 race, the human race.
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  20.  @sanavip  spain, morroco, algeria and portugal have to cooperate not find motives for war. These 3 have control over med sea entrance which is way more impprtant than any tiny nothingness. There are thousands of these islands, they aren't territory as they are too small to be viable to any sort of activity. Waste of time, money etc.
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  21.  @miafiolekova5817  1. The existing oil is too expensive to drill and none of the 3 countries wish to drill it and 2 as I wrote in another coment all 3 already have more fishing rights than most countries, they all have big fishing industries. None actually care about these.
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  22. It's a safe word when refering to public policies of infrastructure.
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  23.  @lokkikissa  hence the code-name roads.
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  24.  @lokkikissa  because criticizing policy can be seen as criticizing the policy maker, or the fact that the policy wasn't places in practice, the kleptocrat. It's not just fear of the oficial, but of the unoficial harm from the ladder of power. Mafia in power positions.
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  25.  @Albeavier  bingo.
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  26.  @cagliostrooflondor743  I have a question: if you are so preocupied by nazis in ukrain why do you still respect putin? I mean he is actually shaking hands and befriending them in syria. Maybe you didn't know that, but it's a heads up.
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  27. There is sabotage resistance.
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  28. Cause he also is russian and colege is very expensive in usa. He's not gonna have debt but he will have a colege degree (albeit probably a mediocre one).
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  29.  @jacekgruchelski-harbon7419  have no idea, but taking in consideration that a lot of anericans don't go to colege due to financial reasons and in russia colege is basicly a small fee (albeit for russian salaries maybe not that cheap), some would accept the chance if it weren't for the russian regime. The one in the video explains he is half russian, meaning he probably has doble nationality and thus prefered to not go into debt by going to colege in russia. Not very hard to understand why, maybe when he applied there wasn't an all out war 🤷‍♀️.
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  30.  @kevinzorobi5081  banned after the invasion, the meddling and the violence. Prior to russia meddling in neighbours country destinies, no one was being burned alive. Ur desingenuous portraying a situation where is better to be a vassal than violent while the violence would never occur if it wasn't for russia very scewed foreign policy. Bark all u want, facts still facts. Moldova, Khazakstan, Georgia and a number of other countries where money flowed for power for power sake, not giving anyrhing back, there was nothing to give. If u count the number of russian diplomats/ entrepeneurs etc who died under suspicious circumstances since 2007 u'll notice its way bigger number than 50. Ur just here to spew russian propaganda with a twist of dishonest intellectualism. How many rubles? Or ur just another looser who wants to blame "bad west" for ur own pwrformance issues?
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  31.  @khaartoumsings  😂 yes the west has such an inflation we are all freezing and eating pet hamster. A healthy 3.5%- no no, we are all under 100% inflation 🤣 Did ur propaganda supervisors tell u this so to deflect the real inflation of russian economy?
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  32.  @conguito753  no one is ever completely safe, so be extra cautious. As for the story, 😢. As for Spain, u are my brother, I'm from Portugal.
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  33. It is and it isn't alone, most economies nowadays are extremely week. It's mostly miss management where resources are redirected to things that don't matter and policies and financing lack in projects to solve future problems. So, a small ocurance or when the future comes the economies are completely imbalanced and growth ends up stagnant or declining.
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  34. ​ @PresidentElectA1-Abrams I vote for that proposal 🤣
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  35. ​ @travelvid9327 u mean weat taiwan?
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  36. ​ @jesussanz3780 ready to sign a deal? From portugal 🤣
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  37. ​ @ciararespect4296 not the balfour, that one was substituted by league of nations deal which is never mentioned cause that would put into question lebanon, syria, iraq and jordan, hence the balfour mith.
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  38. Lastly: it's Autonomous Crimea.
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  39.  @maksimlu9540  couldn't possibly be 0% as archiological evidence shows that viking settlements existed prior to the atlantic trade. Secondly, u don't know what percentage of what is there in for instances usa as the census are clownish at best. Finally, you are conflating usa history with the Americas. Usa is 1 country but not a continent. Edit: Define white?
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  40.  @maksimlu9540  the problem is the deflection of turning everything around usa (as if that's a standart) which seems to be your main concern - tankie. Also, the fact u use wiki says all I need to know about ur level of knowlege.
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  41.  @bitcoin4life  nobody talked about age. Again, go right ahead and live in a dacist sistem, than get back to us.
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  42.  @bitcoin4life  mine as well. A lot of countries had to learn to deal with it.
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  43.  @bitcoin4life  makes a lot of difference.
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  44. @Di Fox 1.your the one who came up with blame the USA because of oxygen. 2. Countries with high protectionist laws aprooved post colonial can't blame colonialism of such laws. 3. Some former colonies have actually increased foreign currency absorption exactly because they became tax havens. 4. Principles of good governance is exactly choosing according to country/ situation 🤦‍♀️. 5. Educating people on mass can be a form of colonialism and/ or propaganda or a form of development - it depends on how and from whom, it can be an ally of democracy or its worst enemy. 6. Free market is a mith but any other form of market can be way more imperialist, it's a question of least harmful. 7. The more government messes with people's lives the worst it gets. 8. Services from abroad can be as positive or negative, it's a case by case analisis: it has generated skilled well payed jobs in less developed countries the same time it removed city pressure in more developed countries in some cases. 9. One of the main aspects of the principles of good governance is being anti-revolutionary as striking changes in society are antagonistic and might on the short term provoke more harm than good and the long run break it entirely. 10. Facts above ideology always. 11. Political agendas always serve a minority of hungry greedy cunts no matter how utopian might seem.
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  45. @Di Fox to continue: 1. Most investments in african countries stay in africa (its called bribes) and then moove somewhere else by the hands of africans. 2. The exception is countries with way lower corruption in which Botswana is a world example as they have almost none. 3. Tribal jurisprudence isn't incompatible with modern times, Botswana again is a great example, their laws are 50% tribal and work (and no, it's not the only example), so tribal level isn't an excuse. Your generalizing of africa as victim guive me the safe assumption ur one of many intelectoloid groups that have used africa as a ground for social/ political experimentation. 4. Live and learn - that doesn't glue no more, welcome to the xxi century, bye bye xx century ideological experimentalism!
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  46. @Di Fox I actually guive in, ur need to victimize and be negative surpasses ur reading skills, I gave one example completely outside africa- ireland - u read I only gave african examples... It's like banguing on a locked door, it will never open. Sucess stories proves u wrong so must be undermined is what I infer. Also, bias information: youth unemployment is usually the norm and not a measurement wherever in the world, exept historical situation where population declined due to war or decieasis.
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  47. @Di Fox again, knocking on a door. Very entertaining, almost 200 countries in the world and same old obcession of usa... Not very possible exchange of ideas when one is on that mind frame. Tongo doesn't have proper statistics as people don't even inscribe themselves in unemployment center, as for botswana people actually do: hence they do it even before graduating, hence the high number. Hence, why youth unemployment isn't an economic measurement. Ta da!
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  48. ​ @chaosXP3RT if u study manipulation of the masses techniques in marketing and media - u'll start identifying propaganda be it anti-west or pro-west. Just the concept of "the west" is already a political one, thus part of propaganda.
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  49. It's originally a post ww2 term, the ocupation fase.
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  50. Iran is a very good example of how much the masses without gun can do nothing. The dictatorship still seats in power meanwhile the masses have been protesting for years.
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