Comments by "Paul Gerlach" (@pjhgerlach) on "Preston Stewart " channel.

  1. It's also good to notice that European countries were first to grant Ukraine permission to hit targets in Russia weeks before the US did.
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  2.  @187Rajah  Russia invaded another country, starting in 2014. Nobody is invading Russia. Please educate yourself.
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  3. Ukraine is fighting Russia, nothing more.
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  4. This date will live in infamy.
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  5.  @MrCoolduddy  Who is invading Russia now? Nobody. Just my point. Also when Russia invades it annex that territory. You can't say that about the US.
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  6. When they start insulting then you are on to something and they have something to hide.
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  7.  @MrCoolduddy  LoL. And Russia belonged to the Mongol empire... Oh I see, Russian 'logic'.
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  8. 7 choppers and 1 airplane shot down just as a stunt?
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  9. That sentence shows us how important it is to stand with Ukraine. Stop support for Ukraine means sacrificing millions and endangering the whole of Europe. Sure this war is costly but if Ukraine is defeated then next war in five to ten years from now will eclips the cost of this war. Not only financial.
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  10.  @afcgeo882  The US is transferring nukes to Europe and the US can hit Russia from its own soil easily. It's called the nuclear umbrella, ella, ella. 😂
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  11. Just answer: "I am there but I don't see you."
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  12. Ignoring Russian aggression is THE recipe for WW3. Just like back in 1938 when we just gave Hitler some territory to appease him. Well we all know how that went. We are making the same mistakes again.
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  13. Great! That means to double down on support for Ukraine. The only lines to be recognized are the lines of 1991. Things are not going well for Russia as it is moving air defense systems from Kaliningrad to Ukraine and it's essentially defenseless as Ukrainian drones have proven. Now, if Ukraine only gets the approval to use western weapons on targets in Russia itself...
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  14.  @dominuslogik484  You got a point there but it's very frustrating if Germany is waiting for the US to make that decision before they do. It feels strange that small counties like mine, the Netherlands, have to take the lead in this.
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  15. A bigger problem is the absence of the proactive response of NATO. It took months to decide to send tanks and Ukraine is lacking air support because we didn't decide to supply F-16s 6 months ago.
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  16. The Japanese tried it 80 years ago.... didn't work.
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  17. I'm trying to put myself into Russia's shoes and the only possible attack could be from the US which is very unlikely considering the consequences. So Russia using nukes is nonsense.
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  18. An iron curtain....
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  19. @Mistah_Boombastic_BiggieCheese  LoL he can't even make the Mexicans pay for that other wall.
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  20. D-Day also wasn't a fast offensive yet they got the job done.
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  21.  @joek600  So, enjoying yourself with this genocidal war Russia is waging? In between your console games?
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  22. Sometimes things aren't what they look like....
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  23. The Russian population only sees Russian propaganda. They are as isolated as the average North Korean.
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  24.  @CubeInspector  Not before Russia is running out of weapons. The end result is the same, Russia simply cannot keep up with the west in the end.
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  25.  @showdown66  You know it is? Because if so the lack of speed in this process has caused a lot of unnecessary casualties amongst Ukrainian soldiers and civilians.
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  26.  @activatekruger446  If the US fails to deliver the necessary arms it could become an American problem.
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  27. Will end this was in 24 hours.... "The easy way or the hard way"... the 'hard way' meany sanctions.... Looks like this war is anything but over.
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  28. "Only I can stop the war."... 🤣🤣🤡
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  29. It's not about being better or not. It's about running out of Russian made tanks that have to be replaced by something.
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  30. Hey, F around, find out.
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  31. If it quacks like a duck...
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  32.  @187Rajah  It only had an agreement for their naval fleet. It obviously did not contain an agreement to take over the peninsula and make it Russian territory. Just do some research before you start writing nonsense.
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  33.  @187Rajah  Please refrain from writing misinformation! There's no such thing as an 'illegal' revolution. There was however illegal Russian interference and the betrayal of President Yanukovych by not signing the trade agreement with the EU as was democratically agreed upon. The Ukrainian People protested against it and it turned ugly when Yanukovych decided to use deadly force against them. Crimea had some autonomy by remained a part of Ukraine. The illegal referendum was held after the illegal annexation and has internationally no value. As are the referenda held in Donbass under Russian occupation. To date Russia has committed over 120,000 documented war crimes in Ukraine. Supporting Russia is supporting fascism and Russian expansionism. It also means supporting genocide committed by the Russian army.
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  34. It's time to face the truth. We'll have to bring the war to Russia. Ukraine has to be given the means to strike deep inside Russia.
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  35.  @hhhyyuuoo3842  He did show that his whole army is in Ukraine as he had no reserve to stop Prigozhin.
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  36. Just cool it. It's just Russian being desperate and what they do in that case is using the nuclear threat. Ukraine should be given the right to use any weapon available on Russian soil. Lets just remind ourselves who started this war!!!! And who is provoking constantly! So why is Russia surprised that itself is being attacked? The use of nuclear weapons inside Ukraine will force NATO to enter the conflict.
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