Comments by "1midnightfish" (@1midnightfish) on "UATV English" channel.

  1. Belongs in ☺ I don't mean to be picky, it's an important difference
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  2. @Booz2020 Your spelling is even more irritating than your weird trolling. Which is saying something.
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  3. ​@eddastrohmayer251 As a kremlin troll, being "creative with the truth" is your bread and butter. I know from reading your comments that you're a kremlin troll, and I don't see any reason to be creative with that.
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  4.  @eddastrohmayer251  You're just one of the "peace and love" trolls, it's a known subspecies
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  5.  @luminyam6145  I reported that for misinformation - when the shoe fits...
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  6. your comment is very similary to pro-kremlin trolling
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  7. I wonder how many people living in russian-occupied Karelia right now are thinking how much better their winter would be if Finland had never lost that land...
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  8.  @jerrydgj  I don't know. Maybe they want to make sure they have maximum capacity when they start attacking rf territory with long-range weapons?
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  9. ​ @golokavrndavana  "the longer Ukrainians manage to hold on to Kursk, the weaker putin becomes" - it must be a reference to that
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  10.  @regular-joe  🤣 Precisely! Maybe we should compile a helpful dictionary for Dominic Raab, funded by the very good schools he must have gone to which seem to have failed to teach him the basics.
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  11.  @lurebenson7722  Ukraine has passed no law to "change over to English". Ukrainians have been fighting against linguicide for centuries, and their national language means a lot to them. The law you may be referring to is the one relating to English as the second national language. If you're the ally you seem to be from your comment, how about learning the basics of the language? I'm learning Ukrainian as my first Slavic language, and I could read it with relative ease within a few months. Plenty of resources on YouTube, do a little search.
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  12. @eddastrohmayer251 is a soft troll account (maybe you know, I'm just replying to you because I try not to reply to these critters directly wherever possible)
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  13. They do... I've watched other material shot in the original POW camp, that's what happens and on some guys, it even works. I used to watch lots of POW interviews when Liubomir Ferens was doing them (he stopped earlier this year, maybe it was burnout, maybe he's writing a book or making a doc about it all - I hope the latter), and every now and then one guy would say that he'd been looking at things in a new light since captivity
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  14.  @kimlavender185kimlavender9  No, it doesn't. You, however, sound just like one of the many trolls working for putin.
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  15. Not to mention millions of russian civilians in their homes
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  16.  @mvs9122  I'm just wondering what makes you think that Ukraine's victory is unlikely when most evidence points to the opposite
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  17. Or, you know, whichever language they prefer... It's not an either/or situation
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  18. That's what happens when you're making your own video on the way back from visiting the armed forces 2km from the zero line, which is what he'd just been doing
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  19. They will never live this down
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  20. He also got a peevish phonecall from putin when the "Yurts of Invincibility" started appearing in Ukrainian cities - a beautiful as well as practical show of support from Kazakh activists - and his reply was that he doesn't have a problem with it 😁
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  21. Nice one 😉💙💛
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  22. Слава УКРАЇНІ. Смерть тролям путіна
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  23. Hahaha pro-russian trolling at its best (= pretty piss poor)
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  24. This seems to be a snippet from the middle of a longer interview with an artist I'm not familiar with, and maybe that's why I found it confusing, even the question is a valid one. Whatever the conclusion on Banksy was, if indeed there was one, I would like to say that he often uses his work to create value for projects and communities he wants to support. He doesn't need the publicity - he's huge. But he knows how much his work can be worth, both the piece itself, if removed from a wall and sold at auction, and reproductions of the image. I hope these works of art mean something to the local people, whose neighbourhoods have been transformed beyond recognition by the occupiers' violence and hold so much trauma; and I also hope the autorities will know how to monetise these works for the benefit of the local communities.💙💛
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  25. I feel really sorry for the desperate people whose bodies are being weaponised by the Belarusian authorities in these despicaple acts. While I believe that it's important, given the circumstances, to close and fortify these borders, let's never forget that no human being is illegal.
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  26. Maybe that's why he went into banditry... couldn't find anything else to do in the rf that wouldn't clash with his understanding of the world. Or maybe it was all the years of isolation and psychological torture
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  27.  @stevemcgowen  I heard the great Victoriia Amelina* say in an interview that the problem with russians is not that they're inhuman, but that they are human. She was right. I'll never forget those words. *(Ukrainian writer who was tragically killed in the missile attack on the pizzeria in Kramatorsk in the summer)
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  28. About bloody time. Why should Ukraine be in debt because of putin's demented decisions and the russian population's failure to resist and replace him? I just hope the EU and the US don't sit back on their laurels after this one - anything belonging to the rf or putin and his followers, that can be confiscated, needs to go to Ukraine NOW. Слава Україні 💙💛
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  29. I noticed that too, but it's not like they claimed that had just happened. It was just an opener to the video, to show the kind of thing that the russian forces produce and use to intimidate men into obeying
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  30. It 's so funny watching you trolls tie yourselves up in knots to drag Ukraine... Ukrainians have wanted to be part of the EU for years and years - that is why the Maidan protests started at the end of 2013, because Yanukovych had promised to make a move towards the application process so he could get elected but then, being putin's puppet, he pulled out just before the relevant agreement was due to be signed.
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  31. The semi-nonsense posts? I reported them all for spam - which took a while, there were loads! And most of them different from the others. Points for originality 🤣 💙💛
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  32. Can you prove this is inaccurate? They're only pulling several bits of evidence into a one report - these videos keep coming out from various parts of the rf
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  33. I have really tried to make sense of this comment, with no success. Posted under this of all videos, it makes even less sense. Think before you type, or at least before clicking on "reply"
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  34. That just depends on so many factors - landmines, terrain, weather, munitions, etc. The rapid gains made by Ukraine at different times last year were preceded by this kind of work too
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  35.  @TitoJosipBroz007  I never knew Ukraine had fought and won against all those countries...when was that? 🤣 Because it's Ukraine that's at war here. Against russia. Who invaded them. And like most big countries that attack smaller countries, will lose. Україна назавжди 💙💛
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  36. It seems to me that most Ukrainians would mind that very much. Not least all the ones still in Crimea, and those who've had to leave it since 2014, who are all waiting for the UAF to liberate it. Same for the Donbas. Also, putin and his gang must not be able to spin the end of the war into any sort of victory, they would only use that to regroup and get stronger, which would inevitably mean more war in a few years' time...
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  37. Good point. Poland's return to sanity (well, they're on the way, at least) may have something to do with this being done now as opposed to last year
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  38.  @Gambit771  Many institutions in Poland, including the media, had essentially become corrupt mouthpieces of the previous right-wing government, and Tusk is simply not wasting any time in dealing with them - since they had the power to get in his way as he reforms the country, that's a good thing.
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  39.  @mesel7105  Not everybody gets sarcasm
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  40. putin bot
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  41. I heard it first from you! (I manage not to look at the news for a couple of hours, and this happens) We are now officially in Veep.
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  42.  @louisecorchevolle9241  There's more democracy in Ukraine postponing this year's elections than in every election ever held in russia - and the world knows it. Zelenskyy would have abused his power by calling the election under martial law, because the Ukrainian constitution does not allow the dissolution of parliament under martial law, and there's no point holding an election if parliament can't then be dissolved and re-formed. Besides, a vast number of Ukrainian citizens would not be able to vote this year because they are held captive by russia, or have been deported or a living under occupation.
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  43. @eddastrohmayer251 is a russian troll account of the "sensible, peace-loving variety" - I see it a lot in these threads. Shame that anyone can look up transparency international's corruption perception index, where Ukraine ranks 104 and is rising (while the rf, for example, is falling from 141). Ukraine is much closer to joining the EU than it was even last year.
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  44.  @timur43378  🙄
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  45.  @Screenshot-e3q  kremlin trolls conveniently forgetting that 0 children would have been killed by shelling, if russia hadn't invaded Ukraine in 2014 - and they think they can make us forget it too.
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  46. Are you a Mel Brooks fan? ☺ Anyone who hasn't needs to watch at this least this one clip: "To Be or Not To Be - A Little Piece of Poland" (I try not to post links on YT, but that's the video's full title). Well worth it. And SO applicable to putin that I really hope someone will hack his TV to play it on a loop!
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  47. As an atheist who had terrible experiences in the church - and considers religion one of the cancers of humanity - I wasn't able to keep listening... which makes me sad, because I always really appreciate Starsky's work. Besides, there are atheists in the Ukrainian army, they're not all religious like he said.
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  48. ​ @romeob.8369 Oh yes, let's judge a country by the behaviour of a few of its border guards in an unprecedented crisis. Some of those students were indeed treated badly when Ukrainians were prioritised over them on their way out of the country - however it must be said that those students would have been young, single people, and the people allowed to go in front of them would have been families with children and old people.
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  49.  Ukrobots  Oh you're so boring - I've hardly been on this comment section and you've already repeated yourself
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  50. I have absolutely no skills in this area (or I would be doing what I'm suggesting), but is it possible to hack the feeds of Rogan's followers with the relevant clip of this video...? These people can only be defeated by their own dirty means. Just like the rf can only be defeated with force. Thank you Starksy for another great update, always good to see you. Ukraine will have my support for as long as I live. ❤🖤
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