Comments by "Terje Oseberg" (@terjeoseberg990) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. There is another nuclear power plant in Japan that was closer to the epicenter than Fukushima. It was also hit by a tsunami. You never heard of it because they didn’t cut corners when designing it. Fukushima was a man made disaster, not a natural disaster.
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  2.  @JoeZorzin , No. Swedes talk funny.
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  3. If a war breaks out and Sweden is on the side opposite Russia, and the international waters you’re referring to are within missile range of Sweden and Russia lacks the capacity to defend against those missiles, then Russia loses access to those international waters.
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  4.  @GibbonInAmerica , Putin and Russia are not at all immune to sanctions. The sanctions placed on them will have a severe negative impact.
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  5.  @greggmarshall80 , It has nothing to do with the quality of the engineers when management decides to cut corners. This is why nuclear power plants need international regulations and inspectors. You can’t trust companies to do the right thing when they’re motivated to maximize profits. Chernobyl was also caused by a design flaw. The operators did some things that that particular design couldn’t tolerate. Had it been designed properly what happened wouldn’t have been possible.
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  6.  @Luxinmundum , “Why would Russia attack Europe?” Why would Russia attack Ukraine?
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  7. Does the US have a responsibility to defend Europe? No Is it in the best interest of the US to defend Europe? Yes
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  8.  @TheOne30264 , How would Russia modernize North Korea? With what? Advanced Russian technology is a myth.
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  9.  @myselfyuvi , When they talk, people laugh at them.
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  10. That 4 to 1 ratio assumes two militaries with equal capabilities. There’s absolutely no way Russia could properly supply 4 million soldiers. They don’t have the capacity.
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  11.  @boy_ngiwi , Of Course. After the meltdown that was caused by bad design, there wasn’t anything they could do. Yet the other nuclear power plant that was closer to the epicenter was fine. Nothing had to be done.
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  12.  @GibbonInAmerica , Castro’s goal was to educate and help his people. The United States made that impossible, but Castro did his best.
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  13. “Might makes right” Then Russia is obviously wrong.
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  14. Afghanistan was not a “colossal failure”. The United States won, and had the entire country under control. The United States then chose to leave because they didn’t want to continue maintaining a military base there. This military base in Afghanistan was no more costly than any other similar military base elsewhere. We have many such military bases.
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  15. Undermined by bureaucracy, or undermined by traitors?
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  16.  @tomk3732 , Who had access to the dam since this invasion started, and who closed the gates causing the dam to overfill?
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  17.  @itzmanolo3438 , You’re mixing up Russia with Ukraine.
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  18.  @asnierkishcowboy , Exactly.
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  19.  @spaghettigod43 , That’s true, but now Putin understands this.
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  20.  @sierraecho884 , The Russians closed the gates causing the reservoir to fill to record high levels, and they placed explosives in strategic locations within the power plant in the dam. This caused a single explosion that has been detected by earthquake detectors all over Europe. If it was a missile, Russia would release security videos and allow Turkish inspectors investigate.
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  21.  @loki_fenrir , The entire nuclear power plant was designed incorrectly which caused the failure. Had it been designed properly, it would not have failed. All nuclear power plants should be designed properly. We know how. It’s not difficult. It just costs more. Money well spent though.
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  22.  @loki_fenrir , There’s a report that explains the whole thing. I read it. It makes perfect sense. The problem was the company cut corners to save money and they’re was insufficient government oversight.
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  23.  @rezamohebbi2692 , Palestine was a small area of the Ottoman Empire, not a country. It was occupied by Jews, Christians, and Muslims. There wasn’t a country called Palestine until 1988.
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  24.  @debrainwasher , The frozen money will be used to rebuild Ukraine and to pay back every country that provides Ukraine with aid. And if The frozen funds aren’t enough, Russia will have to pay the balance.
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  25. 2 months now, and still aging well.
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  26.  @vkrgfan , Stocks falling does not effect the GDP, or company profits. The only reason stocks have fallen is because everyone is selling stocks to invest in things they believe will increase in value, like oil, gas, fertilizer, grain, and everything else that is exported from Russia and Ukraine and will therefore be in short supply soon.
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  27.  @vkrgfan  <—— Not very intelligent…
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  28.  @natasa8266 , It’s “NATO expansion” when Putin has claimed that the reason for invading Ukraine was to prevent “NATO expansion”.
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  29. If Germans were smart they’d be building more nuclear power plants instead of shutting them down.
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  30.  @wedoalittletrolling , He’s mostly right though.
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  31. Biden isn’t giving money to Ukraine. The United States isn’t giving money to Ukraine. The United States is giving all our old outdated weapons to Ukraine. Y’all need to stop spreading misinformation.
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  32. Denmark is doing exactly what every country should have done years ago.
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  33. Immigrants should be required to learn the local language, become educated, get a job, and integrate before some deadline, or lose their visa.
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  35. Putin never had a problem with NATO expansion. He only had a problem with former Soviet states joining NATO because that would prevent him from absorbing them into Russia.
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  36.  @zAlaska , And the Tsunami didn’t take out the other Nuclear power plant despite it being closer to the epicenter because they didn’t cut corners when constructing the others power plant. It was built by a more responsible company.
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  37.  @TheSubpremeState , Hahahahaha!!!
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  38.  @yuumetal2363 , They were fully aware of the risks of a tsunami of the size that damaged Fukushima. The other nuclear power plant was designed to tolerate such s tsunami and it tolerated the tsunami. Fukushima didn’t because they decided to design the power plant wrong.
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  39.  @yuumetal2363 , “I don’t think so.” Well, then obviously you are wrong. You clearly need to educate yourself. There is another Nuclear power plat in Japan that is closer to the epicenter of the earthquake that caused the tsunami that damaged Fukushima. You have never heard of this other power plant because when it was hit by the tsunami, it didn’t create a disaster. This is because they didn’t cut corners when designing and building this other nuclear power plant.
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  40. Forcing an agreement at this time should include Russia leaving Ukraine, which includes Crimea and Donbas.
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  41. A ceasefire should only be to allow the Russians to leave Donbas and Crimea.
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  42. Russia should not be allowed to rebuild their military. In fact, they should be required to give up whatever military they have left.
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  43. Russia should have to give up their nukes.
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  44. Pro payne
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  45. Is the…
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  46. …solution…
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  47. …to…
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  48. …the…
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  49. …tunnels.
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  50. It’s heavy.
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  51. It…
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  52. …sinks.
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  53. It’s flammable.
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  54. How does the civilian population bear the brunt when they all evacuated?
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  55.  @saagisharon8595 , How did one million Gazans already evacuate?
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  56. Why hasn’t someone blown up the Russian pipelines already?
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  57.  @dkrawk8309 , Can you explain why Russians still worship Stalin and invade other countries? The Germans stopped being Nazis years ago. Why haven’t the Russians?
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  58.  @user-vc5zt9ci12 , That 7% is a lie. The only countries on Russia’s side are Iran and North Korea.
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  59.  @Burnsie , They’re everywhere.
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  60. If fentanyl is so deadly, why are all the druggies still alive?
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  61.  @kulkrafts3143 , Why couldn’t the United States place nukes in South Korea?
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  62.  @Grenadier1976 , I know because Russia has no modernize military equipment to give to North Korea. All Russia has is old outdated military equipment that they inherited from the Soviet Union over 30 years ago.
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  63. They should have started training 1000 Ukrainian F16 pilots and 10,000 F16 mechanics/ground crew over a year ago. They could then pick the best 5% and give Ukraine 50 F16s today and continue training the rest so they could give Ukraine another 50 in a few months.
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  64. Ukraine doesn’t need to invade Crimea. Ukraine needs to completely cut Crimea off from Russia, including sinking Russia’s black see fleet and all Russia’s ferries and cargo ships in the Black Sea.
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  65.  @Darca1n , “All you need to do from that point is force then to expend supplies until…” Exactly.
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  66. Cuba became friends with Russia because the United States gave them no choice. We sanctioned them to oblivion before they became friends with Russia. It’s the same thing with Venezuela. We are forcing them to become friends with Russia.
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  67.  @andyford2630 , Iran is pretty self sufficient too. And they’re still pretty bad off because they aren’t allowed to sell their oil.
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  77. The only reason India is buying oil from Russia is because oil is expensive right now. The only reason the west is allowing India to buy oil from Russia is because not allowing them to would create a global oil shortage which would further drive up oil prices. Once oil prices fall, India will no longer need to buy oil from Russia. Then they’ll stop. If they don’t, the west will sanction them.
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  78.  @kirannnnnn , How much business does India do with the west vs. Russia? Who would India rather upset?
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  79.  @kirannnnnn , If it comes down to a choice, I’m pretty sure we both know who India will choose. Once oil prices are reasonable I’m sure that India will choose to do the right thing all on their own, but if they don’t, the west can, and will force them to make the right choice.
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  80.  @reddragon100 , That’s good for Ukraine and for Brazil. I’m glad to hear about this.
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  81.  @vkrgfan , “aging”??? Is that supposed to be a bad, or a good thing?
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  82. At 12:08, “If things had continued as they were is wasn’t looking good for Ukraine.” Why? Because Russia was advancing? How about considering Russia’s unsustainable losses? They isn’t it obvious that things weren’t looking good for Russia?
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  83. Nuclear is clean energy. Germany is stew pid.
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  84.  @antyspi4466  , So you’re saying that because the United States invaded Iraq, Russia should get to invade Ukraine? I wonder what the Ukrainians think about that logic. What do you believe they think?
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  85.  @ZakhadWOW , Nynorsk and Bokmål are not real languages. Some guy went to all the big cities and studied how everyone speaks and then created a book language that he believed everyone in Norway should learn so they could understand each other. He called it “Bokmål”. Later another guy decided that there are more small towns than big cities and that Bokmål ignored all the small towns. He therefore decided to take all the small towns into consideration, and created Nynorsk. Nobody actually speaks these two languages. They speak their local dialect.
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  86. Invading Ukraine is a threat to Russia’s existence.
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  87. Modern Russian fighters are a joke. The best Russia has was inherited from the Soviet Union over 30 years ago.
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  88.  @acid2-128 , These brainwashed Russian fools don’t accept facts. Their delusions prevent it.
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  89.  @tomk3732 , Russia had access to the dam. They closed the gate causing the reservoir to overfill, and they rigged the dam with explosives.
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  90.  @NameUserOf , Tom K obviously lacks the capacity to understand simple concept and common sense. I bet back when 20,000 of Russia’s best troops were trapped in Kherson he was saying that HIMARS couldn’t take down the bridges across the Dnipro, and now he believes that HIMARS can take out a dam that was designed to withstand a nuclear bomb. He’s obviously mentally deficient.
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  91.  @doublehelix7880  <—— Extremely confused.
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  92.  @thanasisfotos5430 , Russia destroy it because they believed it would help them defend against the upcoming Ukrainian offensive. You’re right. It doesn’t makes sense, but Russians aren’t very smart.
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  93.  @sierraecho884 , Yes. By creating flooding in the south, Russia can move their troops that were defending the south to the north where they are needed to defend against Ukraine’s offensive. But in a few days the flooding will subside, and then within a few weeks the mud will dry, and because the reservoir will now be a small river, Russia will be worse off than they were before destroying the dam. Russians obviously aren’t very intelligent people. All the smart ones left.
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  94.  @tomk3732 , It’s Russia who let the water reach record levels. They’re the ones who closed the gates.
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  95.  @itzmanolo3438 , You’re still confusing Ukraine and Russia.
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  96. @MSD Group, Ukraine is the only country fighting Russia. If 58 countries were involved, the war would have been over long ago.
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  97. Everyone demonstrating in favor of Russia should be rounded up and dropped off at the border.
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  98. Russia blew up the pipelines so that they could blame the US for two reasons. 1) Tell it's people that the US is attacking Russian infrastructure. 2) Piss off Europe because the US cut off their gas, so now they're gonna freeze. This plan only works if they can convince everyone that the US did it, and there's a gas shortage this winter. If there's no gas shortage, Europe won't care who blew it up. If there is a gas shortage, but Russia is unable to convince Europe that the US did it, then Europe will blame someone else.
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  99. It wasn’t a coup attempt. If it was, Prigozhin would have set up splinter cells in Moscow in advance, and they would have taken over the government building, police stations, and airports while Prigozhin was on his way to Moscow, and they would have done it while Putin was in the Kremlin so they could have captured him.
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  100. They should be buying heat pumps. I guess Germans aren’t as smart as I thought.
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  101. This is NOT called “liquifaction”. Liquefaction has absolutely nothing to do with converting natural gas into liquid.
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  102. This is the best comedy I’ve seen in quite a while.
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  103. “Who would get to keep Russia’s nuclear arsenal?” Nobody. Destroy them all in exchange for security guarantees. In fact, this should be a requirement after Ukraine defeats Russia, and Russia should no longer be allowed to have a military weapons industry, or an army.
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  104. I see y’all are confused brainwashed Russian trolls.
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