Comments by "yankee2 yankee" (@yankee2yankee216) on "RealLifeLore" channel.

You must be horrified by what has come to pass in the 11 mos. since you made the video. Great video BTW, explaining Ukraine better than I ever heard it explained before!
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Vesna Vulovic didn’t, from what I can tell, fall 30K feet! She was in a plane that had been flying at 30K feet when a bomb knocked it out of the sky. One account stated that she survived because she was “trapped under a food cart,” which must have been in the plane. She was apparently inside the plane for the entire time, until it hit the ground, in a favorable way. That’s not the same as “falling 30,000’ without a parachute!” It might usually be just as deadly, but it is certainly not the same.
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@MindBodySoulOk Which is why NOBODY with a brain has even a trace of respect for you.
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The powers that be don’t always want you to understand, this, or more importantly, American international and domestic matters.
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Ships are MUCH MORE EFFICIENT at moving goods than trucks will ever be…
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It seems that the US has used the Panama Canal to pursue its elective wars of aggression. Maybe the world would be better off without it?
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Right. Putin’s hands are tied. He is more than occupied in Ukraine. He is short of resources there, and he certainly doesn’t have them to battle another country, especially NATO. He’s in a bad way, but I’d be willing to wager we can drive him out of Ukraine, without him resorting to nuclear weapons. We need to call his bluff. He should not forget, if he resists using nukes, his beloved Russia survives. If he fails to resist using nuclear weapons, his beloved Russia will be reduced to radioactive dust! His choice, I guess, but he has to leave Ukraine. After he’s gone, we can squeeze Russia for reparations, by applying all kinds of economic sanctions. Of course Putin may continue to threaten us with his nukes, but “mutually assured destruction” WORKS. He cannot, and will not provoke obliteration, any more than we would.
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So, the upshot is, Putin has legitimate reasons for wanting Ukraine… too bad it doesn’t have a legitimate right to it. Now, before the war, it wasn’t totally clear which way Ukraine would go, as there were both Western and Russian factions. But now, every Ukrainian knows which side they’re on. Even the ethnic Russians know! They are, uniformly, on Ukraine’s side.
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It wasn’t a problem, until it was. Climate change changes EVERYTHING. Now it is a problem, and now, there is no solution… There will be MANY cases, in the future, where the only solution will be to reverse climate change, only, it will be far too late for that!
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