Comments by "David Ford" (@davidford3115) on "Russia: Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un both have things the other badly needs" video.

  1. Anglophobes never fail to disappoint me.
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  2. Anyone who doesn't believe Beijing has designs and ambitions for "Outer Manchuria" doesn't understand that China plays the long game.
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  3. The problem is that Bejing will not let it happen. They want to use North Korea much like how the Soviet used Poland after WW2.
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  4. Except that they are the breadbasket of the world. Most of the grain they produce goes to feed Africa and the Middle East.
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  5.  @ishakkyusuf8784  Cleaner. We don't just butcher people on a whim. Kimmy had been known to do that. So has Putin, particularly with Polonium.
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  6. Apples to oranges. Farming is not as intensive as munitions production. And Russia does have lots of land to farm.
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  7. Most media hates Donald Trump. Consider that factor.
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  8.  @Jon962-h4i  True. I just wanted to point out that the media doesn't like to give the man a victory even when he earned one. Crossing unguarded into a hostile nation where they could have easily snatched him was significant.
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  9.  @mrjerzheel  Because the US doesn't manufacture Soviet caliber munitions. The US doesn't make replacement parts for Warsaw Pact equipment. Try to keep up.
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  10. The world is a truly ugly place. And it takes good men willing to pay the highest price to keep monsters like them in check.
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  11.  @sasobrume6866  Apples to oranges dude. When was the last time Bush killed someone with Polonium? Or when did Blair execute someone by using them for artillery practice?
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  12. It was doubtful Russia was even observing them in the first place.
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  13.  lolikbolik4818  Angolphobe.
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  14. India doesn't like being bunched in with them. They are particularly irritated with how Russia is failing to meet its obligations. And the aircraft carrier has been a complete disappointment.
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  15. Communist dictatorships always claim to be the "People's Republic". It is so cliche that it is a trope in fiction.
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  16. Communist Dictatorships LOVE to claim they are the "People's Republic" when they are anything but. It has become so cliche that it is now a trope in fiction.
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