Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "news.com.au" channel.

  1. Being purged is partially his fault. He shouldn't have helped a Stalin-like autocrat consolidate power and weaken the democratic institutions in Russia.
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  2. The US should send without haste all the aid and weapons needed to help thyroid cancer and/or Parkinson’s disease win their "special de-Nazification operation" against Putin.
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  3. When I heard Russian troops were digging trenches inside the Chernobyl exclusion zone, I knew the soldiers were looking for an excuse to get sent home.
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  4.  @anony5021  Because most young men are naturally afraid of war and would rather fake an injury. Going AWOL or chosing desertion is an option, but Cowardice Before The Enemy is sometimes a death-penalty military crime.
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  5.  @archiebald4717  That would have been their Federal Assembly (Russian Parliament), Constitutional Court of Russia, Supreme Court of Russia, and their former membership in the Council of Europe and European Court of Human Rights (Which is a different organization from the European Union).
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  6. Sen. Cruz is representative of the people who elected him.
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  7.  @levinyaosi3556  Sure! It's been there since the late 1940s, and still, no Kremlin leader has been crazy enough to test the alliance.
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  8. And how far away is Kyiv from the Russian border? They've been heading to the capital for over a month now, and all I hear are excuses about running out of gas and Google Maps not working in Ukraine. I could have walked there from Texas by now. It's like the universe is expanding too fast or they bit off more than they could chew.
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  9.  @serasichongchinliong3450  OOO... The evil television people the far-Reich calls the "mainstream media." Did you get a mainstream education, or did learn propaganda from Joseph Goebbels University? That "mainstream" designation means they're a corporation and can be held liable in court for defamation, fraud, and fake-news claims. Are you able to sue RT and State TV for misleading you with propaganda and lies about Russia only losing 498 soldiers during their Great Patriotic "Special Military Operation" to de-Nazify the Ukrainian Government, remove US-provided WMDs so that Zelenskyy can't use them to liquidate all Russian-speaking Ukrainians? Because apparently, that's a thing now and completely believable in 21st century Europe.
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  10.  Harry_Zombee_1  I've been retired from the Dallas Cowboys for nearly a decade, so IDK.
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  11. In 2014, they relied heavily on asymmetrical warfare, disinformation, and the element of surprise. They tried to repeat most of the same tactics including the cyberattacks, but British intelligence obviously had a high-ranking source because everything was released to the media. I'm not sure why the Russians didn't expect the Ukrainians to fight back and use the stinger and javelin missiles.
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  12. He injured his risk from beating off while thinking about how easy it is impose censorship without having a power-check from an independent Parliament, free press, or the judiciary.
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  13.  @chrisvalleqatsi  You're right about the foolishness and blundering. At the beginning of the war, Russian troops were preparing for trench warfare in the Chernobyl-exclusion zone. Needless to say, but the Ukrainians wisely allowed the Russian to go unchallenged as they battled radiation poisoning.
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  14.  @Jamesgates355  It's called getting an education. You should get one. That's why that long laundry list of lies you posted went in one ear and out the other. When you stop lying and fighting with the TV, maybe you could be taken seriously. I know you probably thought you could win someone over, but I don't have a clue what you're talking about because it's all made up and fake. You come off as crazy, uneducated, and nutz. You searched the comments to find one post that triggered you, and rather than trying to explain in English, you start doing the Trumpian/Russian bot swarm of nonsense and re-litigating stuff with Hunter Biden. This is 2022 and you're living in the past, and are trying to be heard but you sound crazy. The reason you get ignored is that you're making up stuff. That's still lying. Why would I want to sit and read nothing but lies? Why would the media just sit and report made-up BS that no one believes? The lies you're repeating are meant for uneducated people who don't know any better. The MSM would get sued if they report these ridiculous lies from Trump and his voters. You can't even tell when it's a lie anymore. Being that you and your side of politics lie about everything including the elections, let someone more credible and sane make the argument. You're a little too crazy to make a case against the US media. It's sad that Trump decided to weaponize the poorly educated, but I can't hold that against the media. I wish I could relate, but you don't believe in truth and you think the more ties you repeat the same lie the more credible it becomes. I'm going to pick Team TV on this debate. It sounds like you need psych help, and figure out how the media coverage of Donald Trump affects your life personally. Do you think I care about how FoxNews covers liberals? No. I'm not a fascist and for some reason, the media, elites, and the educated are always the first targets. That's because you don't believe in the truth. You spend the better part of an hour repeating the same made-up lies. Lying is wrong and disrespectful. If you are gullible enough to believe a compulsive liar, that's your right; but don't link that silly BS with me.
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  15. He might as well pardon himself now. It will have the same validity as if he did it while in office.
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  16. That would be a big deal if the US were dependent on Russian gas and didn't have its own LNG industry. I doubt that will stop the sanctions and the Russian assets are still getting seized.
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  17. @West Park Don't bring the Orange God-fuhrer in this. You'll have this post targeted and swarmed by Russian bots and trolls.
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  18. There are too many US, British, and European-owned defense contractors that aren't ready for peace and demobilization right now. Both Lockheed Martin and Raytheon believe it's too dangerous and unwise to trust Putin's word. The goal is to give every Ukrainian civilians a javelin and stinger missiles.
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  19.  @LeninCat1917  Yes. America did help Yeltsin after he used tanks to fire at the Russian White House in response to the Parliament and communist party that tried to impeach him. We did have a mostly positive relationship with Yeltsin, and didn't offer condemnation of the First Chechen War. We did have a low point when NATO intervened in the Kosovo-Serbian War During most of his regime, Putin had been a predictable and stable leader whose word actually meant something. He was a boring glorified bureaucrat with a mission to fight corruption and weaken the political influence of the oligarchs and Russian Mafia. The Putin of today is nearly unrecognizable and dangerous. He's mad a major blunder and will need help saving face and getting an off-ramp for a dignified withdrawal from Ukraine.
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  20.  @LeninCat1917  okay, bot.
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  21. It's terrible, but did they think those weapons getting shipped from all over the world were just props? It's not the same Ukraine or NATO alliance as in 2014.
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  22. If they had a policy similar to "Don't Ask; don't tell," I'd take that route and go back home to spread propaganda or any other stay-at-home job.
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  23.  @johnburns8660  I don't know about Russia's military regulations. I just assumed they would have a restriction like the one that had existed before the US law was changed.
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  24. Hey! I know Russia's our hostile adversary and competitor, but no one deserves that. Men fighting will even have empathy and refuse to target the enemy's weak spot. It hurts just reading your comment.
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  25. The former Democratic real estate developer.
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  26. After this conflict is over, the only thing Putin will have accomplished is making a German-led European Union into an economic and military superpower. Russia will be further isolated with US-midrange nuclear warheads in Europe all direct toward Russian cities.
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  27.  @magneto4704  You might need to take an economics class because if anything you said were true, we'd see it in economic indicators. If there were concerns about the US defaulting on its sovereign debt, there wouldn't be demand from investors who consider it the world's safest investment. It would be helpful if people used actual economic theories rather than just making random claims not supported by anything remotely related to economics. Someone more knowledgeable than you and with credibility, would have figured that out already. They'd be able to argue using a transmission mechanism. I don't think you even have the ability to even explain how "printing money,' which is better known as "monetary expansion," affects the economy and international currency and stock markets.
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  28.  @levinyaosi3556  NATO is not America. You can't just claim "America and it's machinery are soon going down [,]" without explaining. What you're saying doesn't even make sense, and it is always from people trying to spread Kremlin propaganda and misinformation. We have markets that give economic indicators. Just because you claim something will happen doesn't make it true. The European Union, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, and South Korea are all involved in the economic warfare against Russia. Are all of those nations going down, too?
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  29.  @levinyaosi3556  In other words, you don't have facts and data to support that claim. All empires eventually end, but in modern times we have more transparency to predict the likelihood of that occurring. The US GDP is growing faster than any other first-world nation, and the US unemployment rate is near an all-time low. There are no signs of a coming collapse in either Europe, North America, or Japan. The Russian Federation is a country with an economy on the verge of a major recession. The problem is that you're going by a prophecy that only exists in your head and has nothing to do with objective reality.
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  30.  @levinyaosi3556  You're just using more Russian propaganda, and it sounds like you're thinking you can convince someone with critical-thinking skills to believe something that's NOT true. You need an education in economics if you're trying to prove a point. You've got no credibility, so I'm not sure why you're thinking you can convince anyone that you know what you're talking about.
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  31.  @levinyaosi3556  Nothing has been weakened in NATO. The only thing weak is the point you're struggling to prove. All you're doing is spreading Kremlin misinformation. You have NOT stated a single fact that you can support with evidence. I've listened to Putin for over 20 years now, and you sound ridiculous trying to complain about "The West." Do you think I can't tell you're trying to pretend to know about Russia? You don't know economics and are here lying for no reason. If you were telling the truth, I could probably you, but you're a liar and you've lost all respect. My advice to you is "Get an education and stop lying." You sound very uneducated unless English is not your first language. I know how to check the markets. You think that just because you keep lying, I will believe it. I don't believe anything you're saying because it's all dumb and sounds like a broken record.
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  32.  @levinyaosi3556  It's weird that someone would search comments looking for someone to say something negative about Russia. You've got to be a bot. You really do need to just stop. I don't know if you're jealous of America or not, but you keep lying, and no one is believing you. Russia lost The Battle of Kyiv because they were defeated by the Ukrainians. If they are struggling this bad against Ukraine, why would they bring in fresh NATO troops? Russian troops will be out of Ukraine in hours if they thought the US was mobilizing and entering the war.
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  33.  @levinyaosi3556  Huh? Another weird remark from you. I'm going to have to end the discussion because I have no clue what's going on (or not functioning properly) in your head.
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  34.  @levinyaosi3556  When America goes, then you can say you were right. The American hegemony and US modern imperialism will outlive you and me both.
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  35.  @levinyaosi3556  I'm fine. I just have the ability to tell when someone like you is lying and spreading misinformation.
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  36.  @magneto4704  Don't tag me again or get blocked, bot .
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  37.  @magneto4704  You're a bot, and I haven't read a single word from you. We were never having a conversation, so I Don't know what you want. If you keep posting spam, I've got to mute you
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  38.  @magneto4704  You're cluttering up my notifications with dumb post, so stop it. I'm not searched the hundreds old comments to figure out what you're talking about. Just message someone else. I'm not interested in engaging in a conversation with a 🇷🇺🤖.
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  39.  @magneto4704  TL;DR
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  40. I don't read anything from a known bot. Find someone else because I haven't read a single word.
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  41.  @magneto4704  My official response to you and your rant about economics and monetary policy, which you clearly don't understand is: "No comment." I neither agree nor disagree with anything you have posted. I don't even take a position on any claims I've previously made. I could be in complete agreement or disagreement with you. My neutrality isn't because my views have changed; I'm not taking a position because that would give you the false impression that I'm interested in engaging with you. I'm not. You're clearly a 🇷🇺🤖, and I would rather have a civil discussion with an actual human. Sorry, but please fine someone else.
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  42.  @magneto4704  My response remains unchanged: "No comment." I don't read posts from Russian bots.
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  43.  @magneto4704  You're muted, so finish the debate with my online ghost.
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  44. By supporting Putin and United Russia, he helped weaken the democratic institutions and the possibility of Russians having an independent judiciary. He's being purged from the mafia state that he helped create.
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  45. The Vatican, Switzerland, and the UN will all be in NATO before the end of the year.
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  46. I'll borrow from the Kremlin's playbook and declare this a "false-flag operation," "fake news," and "propaganda." The Russian sailors did it to themselves to make Ukraine and NATO look bad.
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  47. @Snake-Island underwater crane English must not be your first language? If you're reading opinions that would make you assume we're Russian bots, then that says more about your reading comprehension than it does about our authenticity.
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  48.  @Jamesgates355  I can make this a lot less complicated: If you have a real fact-based complaint, I would listen. You've posted a long list of claims, so prove them. What value is it if you can't prove it? You probably think there's a plot to conspire against you and Trump. What you're saying could be true, but you haven't proved anything. You also haven't explained why none of these charges are being investigated. The most important is you're complaining about the media on behalf of someone else. It's got nothing to do with you. You're making it political about how they treated Biden versus Trump. It's not about picking sides. What does anything you've posted have to do with me and my personal life? I don't work for the media, and you've taken the coverage so personal that you have made media coverage of Trump about you. You're also quizzing me about the media. The problem is that you're trying to normalize hating the media. I'm not siding with them, but we have a free press. You can always change a channel, but you're quizzing me (someone who doesn't control the media) about media coverage of someone who isn't you. It's Trump.
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  49.  @Jamesgates355  The problem you have with media is that they fact-check and call out obvious lies. You probably take it personally, but it's rude to just keep lying to people for no reason. I'm not sure why you think people enjoy listening to lies. If you don't believe in the truth, then why would you engage with people and pretend to support facts by holding the media accountable? It's not about the media. This is you using a platform to lie because you want the rest of the world to be angry at the media for their Trump coverage. That's your own toxic political agenda that you're trying to inject into every conversation, relevant or not. That would explain why you don't get considered credible and people talk down to you in a condescending tone. You don't even have the ability to even recognize fact from fiction but you want me to stop listening to media and take you at your word. I tried to do that, and I found huge problems with repeated lying. That much lying that you do would make a normal person's head explode. There might be some like-minded people who would love to engage with you and hear all those lies, but I'm not one of them.
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  50.  @Jamesgates355  I completely forgot about that misrepresentation of your position on Ukraine. The correction to that response is that you are anti-Ukraine and pro-Putin because you hate America for getting rid of your orange God-Fuhrer. Respecting the First Amendment is from the basics of civics. You had no problem lying with impunity about everything else, but you think truth matters when you're accused of being afraid of Russia? You don't have credibility and are a proven liar who literally wrote an entire novel of ridiculous claims that only someone with a double-digit IQ would believe. I think the media has shown a biased against Trump and Trump Supporters (called them "uneducated" and "racist"), and their coverage in 2020 helped make him a one-term president. That's because they are patriotic, and they believed it was in America's interests. Change the First Amendment before 2024 because they haven't suddenly become pro-MAGA, and will definitely repeat the same strategy that worked in 2020.
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