Comments by "Dale Crocker" (@dalecrocker3213) on "" video.

  1. By what measure is Russian information likely to be less accurate than that provided by America - or anywhere else for that matter?
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  2. When did we declare war on Russia? Please remind me.
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  3.  @JakeLuesby  Is Russia an enemy of the King? Has he said so?
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  4.  @chrissouthgate4554  Obviously. Has Charles III actually declared Russia to be an enemy?
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  5.  @pittarak1  A great deal more than you have, I daresay.
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  6.  @wolfen210959  That is surely a gross misinterpretation. In any case these acts do not constitute, surely, a state of war. It is not illegal to express support for Russia in the present conflict with Ukraine, nor to accept money from Russia for using your position as a journalist or politician to do so - as would be the case if a state of war actually did exist.
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  7.  @pittarak1  I understand fully that ordinary people in this country, as well as in Europe and America, have been conned into supporting Ukraine by a variety of propaganda methods. Russia is not the enemy here. The enemy is greed - the greed of various Western agencies which wish to syphon off the vast mineral wealth of Donbass and to colonise Ukraine for the purpose of profit.
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  8.  @pittarak1  Russia is not our enemy.
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  9.  @pittarak1  Actually if Russia does become our enemy and punishes us, it will be a fate of our own making.
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  10. Johnson supported Ukraine in this conflict. Farage as simply been paid for journalism. Why are you people so all-fired keen on locking people up?
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  11. We are not at war with Russia. Support for Russia is not treason.
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  12. But who decides what is disinformation? Much of the news about Russia and the war in Ukraine presented on Western media is highly suspect - to put it mildly.
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  13. Why shouldn't anyone support Russia in this conflict? They have considerable justification for their actions.
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  14.  @waynegazard5038  Russian labour and Russian investment developing the mineral resources of Donbass for generations.
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  15.  @Pikaling3408  If these pathetic and irrelevant historical analogies are all you have to go on, you might as well pack up and go home. All Russia wants are those bits of Russia which were mistakenly included in the new country of Ukraine when it was created in 1991.
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