Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "WION" channel.

  1. China and Russia declared pandemic emergencies to developed and approved their own vaccines, without WHO and international oversight. The ones from the US and Europe were originally emergency approvals, but they had to follow stricter testing for efficacy and safety.
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  2. It might not be diplomatic, but neither the US nor NATO are taking a survey or even asking for Russian feedback. The US has to protect its economic and security interest in the European Union. It is better for global stability if the West confronts Russia by using its nonmilitary powers; i.e., financial sanctions, economic warfare, and providing defensive weapons to Ukraine. The alternative would be the US entering the conflict as a belligerent and directly fighting Russian troops.
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  3. Then move to India and watch the news there. The US media wouldn't report news without an audience and advertisers.
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  4. Ukraine is an ally and can't be allowed to fail. The US is an arms provider and rebuilt most of post-war West Europe, South Korea, and Japan. The return on investments occurs when Ukraine is rebuilt and becomes a new market of 45 million pro-American and pro-British consumers. Ukraine will still be an independent nation led by politicians in Kyiv, but the economic trade, mutual security, and foreign policy toward Russia and China will prioritize the interests of Washington and London before the European Union, Germany, and other regional partners.
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  5. Where did you get your MD or DO from?
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  6.  @MrMwolf69  That clearly wasn't a question. It was a recommendation for anyone who doesn't understand how the free press works in a liberal democracy.
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  7. Russia and Ukraine seem to be a lot more interested in it than the US. American foreign policy has been predictable for the past century or so.
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  8.  @andreikondisenko6089  That's a lot of useful information, but it's well above my level of expertise. I'm neither a medical doctor, epidemiologist, research scientist, nor a government regulator of pharmaceuticals and drug therapies. I'll leave medicine, public health, and drug research for the experts and medical journals. My own personal experience of being fully vaccinated without contracting coronavirus might not be the typical experience.
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  9. Clearly, Indian doesn't GAF. The state media in China were cruel and terrible when India had its Covid-19 crisis and oxygen shortage.
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  10. The US got away with it and is still a rich superpower. That doesn't mean the same will happen with Russia.
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  11. I do remember engaging with a suspected CCP bot during the height of the Covid-19 and the oxygen shortage in India. He/she mistook me for being Indian and went on to mock the bodies in Ganges Rivers versus the Zero-Covid Policy in China. That's pretty low for even a troll. I'm not sure how that much hate and lack of sympathy can be directed toward an entire country and peoples.
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  12. You could consider the skies of any active warzone a de facto no-fly zone, but it's mostly for civilian planes. The Ukrainian air force isn't large enough to enforce one over the country. It takes fighter jets to enforce an actual no-fly zone. It won't be enforced by NATO unless Poland is attacked or Russia uses a nuke in Ukraine.
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  13. Putin told India how to vote, so ask him.
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  14.  @bhuvanamani9151  The relationship is between India and Russia. If India doesn't know who changed the definition, then asked Russia. They're the ones seeking support from the only countries still siding with them. It really doesn't matter because they're already off the council.
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  15.  @bhuvanamani9151  Your post was very clear. Have you forgotten your original question? YOU: "Who changed abstinence to being against?!" What does anything you've just posted have to do with the UN? You're using "whataboutism," and you've even been distracted. The US or EU has nothing to do with the vote. If you were explaining that to a Ukrainian, how would that help them?
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  16.  @bhuvanamani9151  It is not even relevant anymore anyway. The rest of the civilized world has already wisely removed Russia from the council.
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  17. It's 35%. Stop spreading disinformation. You pulled that 75% out of your arse.
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  18. This is a planet with 8B people. Why the hell would you think your single case has anything to do with the hospitalization rates and deaths in China? I'm fully vaccinated and never got sick, but that has nothing to do with what's going on now.
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  19.  @OzzyBloke  I never heard anyone say that. Why are you just pulling lies out of your ass as if they can't be fact-checked? Where's your non-Kremlin source of anyone saying Elon Musk could cure hunger with 54M dollars? It's fine to have an opinion, but there's no reason to just lie with impunity. What have you accomplished by posting that obvious lie?
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  20.  @OzzyBloke  Any war or hunger-related claim that starts with "LOL" is a sign that the poster is an unhinged maniac or working from a troll farm.
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  21. It doesn't matter. It's still a tragedy. There's been criticism of the government of Putin, but if they're being this transparent, then clearly there is an ongoing crisis.
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  22. You sound confused. India could care less how you feel about Biden and domestic politics. They are with Moscow, not with you.
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  23. I didn't expect Poland to take as strong of a stance as it, but Hungary and Serbia should definitely be excluded from the West.
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  24. Google the question. It's not relevant now because Russia is already gone.
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  25. I just pronounced, "Shi-tler." That's a good and original insult.
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  26.  @Research_theTruth  Barely did the US do what? What are you trying to say?
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  27. The US has sent over 30B in weapons and aid. What are you talking about? The Patriots are already in Europe for Ukrainians to train on.
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  28. Then why are they still using them? It's deaths and hospitalizations. The new variants aren't causing mass deaths in the West. If the Chinese vaccines worked, they would have had natural and vaccine-induced immunity by now. Mainland China today is no more immunized against coronavirus variants than it was in 2019.
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  29.  @kpcm834  👍🏽 There are still a few people and bots pretending not to understand why we get vaccinated.
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  30. If it's outdated, why is the most powerful country on earth using it and Ukraine is requesting it? You probably don't remember, but US attacked targets in Syrian, Iraq, and Libya as if there were no missile-defense systems.
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  31. Who knows? The US is an actual superpower with allies. Russia isn't.
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  32. I would say, "yes." They've decided to side with Russia over the West, so we should let them have each other.
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  33. I can understand the desire to re-unite Taiwan with Mainland China, but I don't see what the CCP would gain. They've invested in their new military that hasn't seen military action, so their first war shouldn't be against the world's strongest military alliance. The likely military defeat, destruction of their navy, and loss of access to international trade might be what's keeping Beijing from invading now. The goal should be to resolve by diplomatic means, but if the CCP tries to re-take Taiwan by force, there's no way the US and its allies can stay out of the war.
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  34. It might be too late to save India. It's already a Kremlin puppet. We should rebuild our relationship with China and pivot more toward Pakistan.
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  35.  @novemberguy9  India should focus on its relationship with Russia. The US should change foreign policy and move to develop better ties with China and Pakistan.
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  36.  @novemberguy9  That's why you should seek to develop that relationship because the one with the West is already gone.
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  37.  @novemberguy9  I hope you can refund the US on all of our oxygen and medication sent to India last year. We could have used that money to help Ukraine rather than trying to stop the mass cremations and rivers overrunning with bodies. I don't understand why Russia didn't seem to care.
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  38. The West are liberal democracies, so you think calling them "democrats" is an insult, or do you just not know the meaning of the word?
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  39.  @HariHari-my7ez  If we were the masters of India, they'd be sanctioning Russia oil/gas and more much aggressive and hostile with Beijing.
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  40. The rest of the world isn't insane like you. We have to focus on real issues and not made up nonsense.
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  41. The cheetah is big but they aren't "big cats." Tigers, lions, jaguar, and leopards can roar. Cheetah's are the Pluto of "big cats," and can only purr.
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  42. How do you attack a missile defense system, genius? Fly one of your Migs over it and see what happens.
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  43. The UK has its economic problems, labor disputes, higher-than-normal inflation rates, uncertainty about post-Brexit trade, and the rapidly changing demographics from migration and high birthrates from minorities, but it's arguably the most adaptable, resilient, and stable liberal democracy in the West. A century ago, the British Empire reached its zenith as world's foremost naval power with the second-largest economy, control of the international-reserve currency, and a total population half a billion people. Before the onset of the Second World War, the Partitioning of the Indian Subcontinent, and the subsequent UN-era right to self determination and post-war decolonization, it was on par with the United States as a global superpower. In 2022, they had a number of challenges not unique to Britain; i.e., other the lost of a very popular queen and the appointment of three different prime ministers during a single year. I'm probably biased due to the fact that Americans typically have a positive opinion of a nation that is nearly identical with a common cultural, economic, and political system.
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  44. Putin's talking from an office with Soviet-era wall panels and landline phones, but he wants the world to believe that he has a more advanced military than NATO and the US. The NATO defense budget ALONE is more than the entire Russian GDP.
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  45. That's a good way to get rightfully blocked and censored for spreading misinformation. The other vaccines have been tested and approved by drug regulators. She has the present situation in China, and the largest COVID-19 outbreak on record, to support the argument that the CCP'S ZERO-COVID strategy, mandatory testing/quarantine, and vaccination program didn't achieve herd immunity doesn't exists in Mainland China. They wouldn't have this many excessive deaths from a virus that has been spreading around the globe for three years.
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  46.  @debbyrabold6069  How were you able to freely say that, or critique the US government and privately owned media companies in the US? They've been "bought" because that's the way capitalism work. If you had money to buy a cable network, social media platform, or broadcast station, you could talk like them, too. The US clearly has speech you disagree with and not speech that his prohibited. That's Russia and the CCP you're confusing us with. The Kremlin seized ownership of privately run TV stations, and for most of this year it's been a crime to refer to the War in Ukraine, "a [war] in Ukraine." I'm not seeing any evidence that media and the press are restricted and controlled. If it were, you wouldn't have problems finding an alternative to mainstream media.
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  47. Because the Somali government allowed it.
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  48.  @Hassanmorpheus.2  Each one of those are different. The US is no different than any other superpower and empire. The US has mostly settled down. Russia is the one committing the worse atrocities and China has concentration camps. The US is transparent enough to actually let the public know what they're doing.
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  49.  @Hassanmorpheus.2  You don't have to truth the media. Just ask a Ukrainian or a Russian. I don't trust that the US is in Somalia now. That wasn't America bombing Iraq. Al Jazeera was lying.
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  50.  @Hassanmorpheus.2  Bla, Bla, bla. You're false, too.
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