Comments by "peabase" (@peabase) on "Allies pledge billions for Ukraine's reconstruction | DW News" video.

  1.  @joydeep3928  Would that be China's new northern province, Ruxia, with Pu Tin as the regional governor?
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  2. In the eyes of the world, Russia never acquired them in the first place.
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  3.  @Worldaffairslover  Western military analysts? You'll want to be a bit more specific than that. Also, it's not a military matter. Diplomatic recognition is key. Russia isn't getting it.
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  4. Haven't you heard? Russia is going to be renamed Ruxia, after the formalities are complete. It will be China's northernmost province.
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  5. Let's agree that every time a troll such as yourself makes such a claim, you donate 1€ to the Ukraine Reconstruction Fund. Ukraine has nothing to worry about.
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  6.  @gmcobrasnake  Frozen, not seized.
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  7.  @gmcobrasnake  It's going to be a legal quagmire. More likely, we'll hold on to it till Russia has paid its war reparations.
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  8.  @elbibwen3019  He's repeating the same all over the place. If not a troll, then he's a bot.
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  9.  @elbibwen3019  So what exactly have I repeated all over the place?
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  10. Initially, but Russia will compensate us for it.
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  11. You may want to consider using some of that tax money to build yourselves proper armed forces, too.
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  12.  @rouz0  Yeah, we're to believe Russian servicemen took their holidays in the Donbas.
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  13. Once again, Russia is building Potemkin villages.
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  14. I'd like that very much, but it looks like the Russian oligarchs and their private armies have a civil war to fight.
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  15. Are you sure Russia can afford that? Better stop the war now, Pootie, before bankruptcy looms.
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  16.  @nohandler1493  Firstly, we don't print dollars. We print euros. Secondly, we didn't just lose our biggest and best customer, meaning the EU, while having nothing else of value to export than oil and gas. Oh, Russia did have arms to sell, but that's in the past as well. Russia's arms exports just collapsed.
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  17.  @nohandler1493  Don't spout nonsense. The EU has a diversified economy that has proven very resilient. You must be confusing it with Russia's economy, which has proven wholly incapable of diversifying, despite Putin's constant promises to that effect for more than two decades. Putin has failed Russia. Sure, Russia produces commodities. They're price-driven goods and profit margins are low -- so low, in fact, that at times producers sell them below cost. Russia's Urals crude is a case in point. We know that oil and gas are by far the most important commodities to Russia, and those aren't selling in sufficient volumes and at sufficiently profitable prices to keep the Russian economy afloat over the longer term. You need to pray, not us.
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  18. NATO never fought in Iraq, dum-dum. Why do you trolls always get it wrong?
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  19.  @Blastsniper  You're spouting nonsense. That may have applied to Afghanistan, but defo not Iraq. Stop skipping school.
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  20. Lavrov is Comical Ali. His comedy tours don't constitute war crimes.
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  21. South Korea rebounded nicely from the Korean War. I dare you to compare their GDP per capita with that of Russia. You'll break out in tears.
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  22. Good luck trying to convince the world that the occupied territories belong to Russia. The Hermit Kingdom (a.k.a. North Korea) believes you, as do the Assad-occupied parts of Syria. Only 191 countries more to go.
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  23. I'm not sure Russia's war reparations will be put to the best possible use if Russian construction companies land the reconstruction deals. Russia is, after all, more corrupt than any other country on the European continent. I think it's best to go with Ukrainian and Western construction companies. The Ukrainians may also have issues with the Russian construction workers. The wounds will still be raw. Just Russian war reparations will do, thank you very much.
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  24. It's ironic that in invading Ukraine, Russia itself took a far bigger bite out of its own NatGas industry. Not only that, Russia's oil industry has taken a huge hit and its arms exports have collapsed. If it was Putin's intention to ruin Russia's economy, he's done remarkably well.
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  25.  @Worldaffairslover  You're not really a man of the world. Travel to Northern Cyprus to see what international isolation does.
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