Comments by "hongry life" (@hongry-life) on "1420 by Daniil Orain" channel.

Belarusian people are wise as I see. The majority does not judge what they didn't experience and they keep their minds open. Positive.
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@forshigity5000 They are not informed about the coup/regime change in 2014 in ?Ukraine by the USA
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@rejuvenator8966 Millions are protesting in France, yes, millions of people. Is Macron kicked out yet? Show me democracy in the EU.
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Are the leaders and policy makers of the EU democratically chosen by the people of the EU or the people of Europe? What happens if the member states do not comply on the dictated EU policies? They get sanctioned. So far for sovereign EU states, they do not exist.
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@S Not true.
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@apisd8455 "The Cossacks are a predominantly East Slavic Orthodox Christian people originating in the Pontic–Caspian steppe of Ukraine and southern Russia." (Wikipedia) They are the same I think, Russian and Ukrainian, brothers. Ukraine exists only from 1991 as a separate country.
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@DeveusBelkan Why do you want one name and cannot recognize the movement as a whole. One name is Ukrainian oligarch Kolomoisky (but there are more in Ukraine or did flee from their country now or were banned, study it), who funded neo-nazi militias, which performed ethnic cleansing because that is their ideology. Even the BBC had documentaries on neo-nazi in Ukraine after the regime change with help of the USA and EU top in 2014 in Ukraine. You can find it even here on YouTube.
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@sylwiatime The people can vote for the parliament in their countries and the controlling senates of the parliaments. People cannot vote for the EU and there is no senate controlling it. In the meantime the EU dictates the policies for the thus non-sovereign countries and punishes and sanctions the thus non-sovereign countries if they do not obey. The EU is not a democratic system but a plain dictatorship which cannot be held accountable while accountability of course should be present.
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Speaking truth.
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 @thewatcherofstuff That is western propaganda.
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@thewatcherofstuff One family is not all and Idk what they do exactly to become limited in speech (I cannot check your info nor the exact circumstances around your claim, simple as that) and the comment section on the internet can only be trusted if there is more evidence on the matter, not rumors but evidence. Anyway the USA obviously wants regime change in Belarus (of course, very predictable) and that is the leading info/factor for me at this moment in time. Anyone contributing to regime change thoughts is suspect to me per default and should be held to the light thoroughly.
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@forshigity5000 Europeans not I think. Only the leaders speak as one mouth here and that is while following the orders of the USA, not while working for the people, for which they are chosen and assigned in the so called democracy, which it is not.
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@Dwayne_Tribe The 100% stance in having an opinion is signal of being programmed indeed. That is the polarization tactic. You are either pro or contra and there is no nuance between the extreme black and the extreme white stance. That is how the propaganda works and distracts from the essence of things, takes away all nuance and induces strong emotions at the same time so that thinking straight with a clear and neutral view on things is out of the question and questions are not even been asked, by the people who are stuck in their emotions and from their, forced upon them by the manipulative media propaganda tool. Study the media expressions and messages for a while and you will see and know how it is done.
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@apisd8455 The difference between the Belarussian potests and the French protests is of course very visible, namely that the latter protests do not appear in the mainstream media and the first mentioned do appear excessively (that is of course to influence the public with the one sided media opinion). Ever asked yourself why this pattern is so obvious/visible in the western media? Why does one protest get all attention and support per media and the other protest none whatsoever?
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@Dwayne_Tribe True. I agree with you for maybe 80% :) It's just hard to pick a side when everything is being polarized into the extremities of opinions. Done by media which is supposed to have a neutral stance and inform the people about both sides of conflicts, to offer multiple opinions on the matter for own judgement of everyone individually and so on, but western media's opinion is just another one-sided thus worthless opinion. I'd like to see considerations and nuance in the media, not black and white extremes, forcing the people to take a side in which method 'the other side' is 'not done' and very undesirable and people with other opinions becoming subject of humiliation etc. to destroy that other opinion without listening and weighing ALL facts and viewing things from multiple sides. This made me put the mainstream media aside completely, except for a little study purpose of media's propaganda methods. Idk if Russia is 100% 'good' but it looks way better in all actions so far (including the SMO to help the inhabitants of the Donbass and fighting the fast rising neo-fascism) than the USA does express. I'm in the EU and that has become a fascist dictator (or follows USA's policy 100% or its funders influence), in my experience of the last 3 years while living my whole life in the EU. That is why I think even Xi Jinping sees it way more clearly by sending Ursula home, who is a nobody but has been acting like the great dictator of the EU these last years. Unelected by the people of the EU that is. Macron is btw leader of one of the 7 entities that form the EU. It is not one entity but a 7 headed beast so to say.
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@rejuvenator8966 The main tactic of the United SA (you know SA , right?) in the regime changes that they perform everywhere for already at least 100 years (look up 'regime changes by the USA' in the wikipedia) is first destabilization of countries by fueling protests against the sitting democratically chosen government.
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@sylwiatime So the people do not vote for the EU.
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 @sylwia1410 It's not in every EU country. Maybe Poland is the only country in which people vote for EU parliament members. Idk.
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@sylwia1410 The Prime minister is a different thing and is not a dictator, but has to form a government of the parties. In that process democracy can get lost as well, if the parties form a cartel and exclude parties just because they can. The EU dictates the governments of the countries, so it is something outside of the country's government. Per constitution it is forbidden to have a dictator from outside the government that the people elected. Idk what is in the constitution of Poland about that.
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@sylwia1410 Btw the voting is only from 2019?
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@sylwia1410 Like all of the media has the same one-sided manipulative opinion (no nuances, ridiculing other opinions and so on), the EU has also that exact same opinion. Fishy and unrealistic. There is just no opposition to detect or getting voiced in any way. The media support the decision making and vice versa and there is no deviation, no other opinions even allowed, being ridiculed, forbidden by shady laws that made personal feelings into law. That is impossible in courts, cannot be judged. Further the governments have no own decision making any more so the EU dictates the policies and even punishes for wanting to decide for themselves like Hungary does not want to boycott Russia and that really cannot be an obligation or dictate and still it happens. That means that something is wrong and there is no democracy anyway if the people cannot vote for their leaders and policy makers. There is no reasoning possible that will justify that.
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@sylwia1410 Not for the EU parliament. You mean that 400 million people vote for their governments in their countries. I really hate this presenting of facts and hiding the other facts to make it look like truth. Because I cannot vote for EU parliament members and you did not answer yet if Poland is the only country which does that or is not.
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@sylwia1410 It is NOT in every country if governments choose the EU members and the people do not.
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The EU is a fascist organization and is not chosen by the people. There's your democracy.
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In the EU there is no democracy. We have a dictator over our country dictating the policies and the dictator is sanctioning everyone who does not comply to the dictator and that dictator is the EU. The EU is dictator over the formerly sovereign countries of Europe. The EU further is a vassal state of the USA. The EU does everything what the mafia godfather USA commands. So the EU countries have no own policies any more, the EU dictates them the EU policies and the EU is not chosen by the people of Europe. No democracy.
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Open your eyes and see the Fourth Reich emerge.
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@apisd8455 Is the subject the same? Btw what the media put as subject is not the subject for the French people as I understand.
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It would help if you hide your southern USA accent. Anyway Ukraine is the poorest country of Europe next to some extreme rich oligarchs who robbed the inhabitansts blind and rule them with nazi militias, even poorer after Moldova. Minsk agreements are ignored by at least Merkel end Hollande and Poroshenko as those stated recently. So there you find the traitors of the West, weaponizing Ukraine for 8 years and supporting the genocide in the east of supposedly your country. Why do you not speak of those atrocities? Why do you speak of 1700 and such? We live in the now and the Soviet is gone, same with Stalin or any old things, like slavery in the USA or the colonists of ages ago. @jxckzy_
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@Kubatro123 But you talk of Stalin and he is long dead. Also the large Soviet Union is long gone and still you are scared. That is because the Western propaganda induces fear for the undesired system. So what do they promote then if communism is undesired? It is not democracy either. If you look closer to the rulership with locking up all people, curfews, QR Apartheid code for privileges of the obeying people, etc in the last 3 years then you will see that fasism is rising fast among and coming from the leaders of the West and that democracy is disappearing fast. That is why Xi Jinping sent Ursula Von der Leyen home. He is not that blind as most indoctrinated people in the Western world. Ursula is not elected by the people of Europe and she is not a head of a sovereign state. She is not even a diplomat and has nothing to offer while being a nobody who thinks and acts like it is the great dictator of Europe. Unelected (in a democratic way) dictator that is.
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@DeveusBelkan Nothing but the programming by the Western media tool is what you display. Especially the last of your alineas is what the propaganda tells the people in teh West. I know that because I see their words every day. You have never been in Russia or talked to the people there is my wild guess. I don't think that you are an inhabitant of Ukraine either. Why ask proof of others and prove nothing yourself?
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@thewatcherofstuff Why do you think it is different in the West? Many websites are banned and info is controlled by the media tool which expresses only a one-sided manipulative media opinion as if it is the only stance that can be taken and not truth per se. Actually the Western media tells half truths and is lying by the omission of many facts.
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@ktrktta The USSR was not a separatist province, nor is the Russian federation a separatist province.
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In London nobody looks at other people or smiles as I experienced. I thought it was because many people are packed in a small space and they have try to keep a little distance that way. In Romania Idk, I have never been there. Maybe it is about the own life experience so far and then own expectations and the own projection on others.
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@ionbrad6753 Is it like the food banks in European countries as a result of the fast rising poverty?
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@SKARA101 I think she said something about being happy with what you have or not be happy even if you have enough.
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@ionbrad6753 Partly true. You cannot house more people than you have beds and food for. So the generosity can end up in poverty and fighting over the food and beds and clothes. I myself think that the refugees must be spread more and not all in the west of Europe. The rulers can create jobs and build houses where there is space for it, even in the countries of origin. So it is a matter of good leadership and not just of generosity with zero planning and overview.
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@ionbrad6753 Meanwhile the poverty is rising in Europe West, there is no housing even for the ones waiting for 12-15 years for a home and the food banks are multiplying fast and have less to offer.
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