Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "news.com.au" channel.

  1. They were probably looking for food...
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  2. 😂 Yes u right. Australia economy shivers with the prospect of being sanctioned by Russia 😂😂
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  3. Correction: to liberate russia.
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  4. Yes, but they first need to know the language of the place they are fighting and need at least training to know the streets etc. If u aren't local and don't know how to move around, you can't do much.
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  5. Last time I observed his non verbal comunication I saw anxiety and the beguining of loosing self control.
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  6. Long gone were the days cubans wanted or knew to fight.
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  7. Question: how is he going to pay them? In rubles?
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  8. It's a way to help ucraniana, I mean as soon as they open their mouth and utter an arab word, they are identified and targeted. Not really smart is it?
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  9. Yes, we are so afraid, tesla, youtube and facebook are shivering 😂
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  10. Basicly he didn't got the memo that by this pace there won't be a russia to protect.
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  11.  @enrico3392  yes russia has started a few wars in the last 22 years. And soviets started as many coups and civil wars as usa. So, please don't use your personal ignorance to spread miss information, my friend with no legs because of russian interference thanks you.
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  12. Because Australia is perceived and probably is a nato ally.
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  13.  @sid8285  lol no, russia does not. Military industry nowadays is bound to international trade. Sanctions mean some of those tank parts are out of reach or too expensive to be worth it.
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  14. If he moved to USA he could become a marketing character "The BigMac Man".
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  15.  @CG-ej8nu  gaslighting and ad hominem-the tool of the fragile.
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  16.  @devilmaycry1710  Russia is. It's a playbook. Easy to spot as most russian neihhnour ex-soviet countries have been having tje same issue wich is not just a coincidence. And actually u can trace the playbook to soviet cold war tactics just by analizing african civil wars and make a comparisson to afghan xx century history. Basic history knowlege.
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  17. They probably looking for a store to loot...
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  18.  @TsarOfRuss  being the russian army it isn't hard to believe that there are masterminds of massacres... Chechnia comes to mind.
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  19.  @Brx01  it's called cognitive dissonance and most groups and individuals suffers from it.
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  20. With what money? Is he gonna pay the engeneers in horse rides and fishing trips?
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  21.  @DingleDangle66  it's suppose to affect the oligarchs and military complex first and foremost.
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  22. The guy is a definition of a yes man, he doesn't think, he only parrots what others want to hear.
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  23. @Stefan he can't. Our scholls failed a bunch of people. The basic understanding of concepts isn't there I'm afraid. Been noticing more and more over the years that a lot of people can read but can't understand. 🤷‍♀️
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  24.  @Nefariously_ignorant  very possible. This can also be internal consumption. The strange part is people actually believe he means anything: since when politicians tell the truth and since when did we start believing them?
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  25.  @devilmaycry1710  One of the well known characteristics of fascism is the cult of the personality which allows him more rights than others. Thankyou for providing more evidence for the world to see.
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  26. It's the xxi century, that doesn't work that well. Quality over quantity.
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  27.  @jennideans  tell me u are ignorant without telling me u r ignorant.
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  28.  @wionporky9937  they report their casualties daily, russia doesn't. That's a sign of something, where there is smoke there is also fire.
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  29.  @miriamweller812  no less than the russias nazis.
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  30.  @naimsalahuddin-bey2919  2/3 of near border roads and some key junctions/ towns in 20 days. It's like claiming I have taken your house because I spent 48 hour in the lobby and used your bathroom. For an invasion with the intent of toppling the government is a humiliation.
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  31.  @ДэвидДуховный-у2ы  the comunist in my country are actually pro putin. Stop ahooting ur propaganda in the foot with every coment, it's not helping you.
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  32. He probably doesn't or maybe in a big bed to go with the theme of the big table. Either way, he probably sleeps bits and wakes up sweating. Dictators know when they are in danger.
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  33.  @hohli_pidorasi  copium.. He doesn't let me steal... I am so mad that there are laws against thieves (that's how u sound)
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  34. Would love to see those syrian faces the paycheck day.
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  35.  @ktfoent  that's usually what cult followers say. U do u I guess 🤷‍♀️
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  36.  @ktfoent  than which one do I follow? Which leader is dear to me as putin is to you? And why do u feel so triggered?
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  37.  @devilmaycry1710  So russia has the right to have nukes but others don't.... hum, another imperialist in the world without an economy to back it up!
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  38.  @SL92018  to put a pro russia puppet in its place who won't be accepted, meaning a continuous russian military ocupation for decades (with an economy the size of Italy and 140 million to feed) - great plan lol
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  39.  @devilmaycry1710  That squewed version of history just to serve a political narrative is just plain imoral, reminds me of former anti-colonial leader who sided with the nazis, substituting one bad for a worst version of it. At least do better propaganda: I am raping cause my neighbour raped is a bad excuse!
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  40.  @vanthuongnguyen7151  there was a war in ethipia, america wasn't there. Ur suposition (as most ignorant fools) is that usa somehow is superior and everyone's daddy. Have u ever noticed generally separatist militias around the world have a preferance for AK's and russia is the second biggest military complex but is missing some of its stocks as they are there only on papper - kleptocracy? Brain usage goes well as people are less analphabet than in the xx century!
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  41. Russians don't use the latin alphabete 🤦‍♀️
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  42.  @MatthewChenault  every country has its miths. Belittling a country at war says more about you than about the country... Sad really, I pity you...
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  43.  @captainstrangely4232  next would be Moldova. But u forget the lack of a proper post soviet privatization - too fast, no oficial auction etc - allowed this. It wasn't putin alone, it was the sistem plus putin and party.
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  44.  @captainstrangely4232  would just like to add that british royals deciding factor was what they witnessed in france... nobody likes to looser their head to a saw😂
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  45.  @valeriecarlin1524  crimes was never russian. Historically it was even a muslim state. Crimea is crimea, one of the oldest civilizations of europe.
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  46.  @Gebytegaming  where did u read that? It's a theory based in polish linguistics not russian with the meaning of peoples of south border, but even that doesn't hold as no one is sure.
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  47.  @Gebytegaming  not a question of brlief: historical claim is emotional, telling me to go there is emotion, belief is emotion - none of which define the fact of how ownership is decided.
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  48.  @UncleSamRu  u remind me of rapists excuse in court: she provoked me, she is at fault, I'm inocent of rape even if I heard clearly it wasn't consensual!
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  49.  @forzajuvepfc  why is he naive? Have we miss some modern war tactic?
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  50. A country can't demand change in anothers constitution. That's the same as someone invading UK demanding the end of the monarquy. Or invading demanding the change of USA 2nd amendment. Or invading Botswana demanding a different regulation of the parliament powers. It doesn't work like that!
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