Comments by "Tim Trewyn" (@timtrewyn453) on "Can we still win the "special operation"?" video.

  1. I fear they observed an acquaintance taken into custody and never heard from again. So they smile, assuming their performance will be reviewed for fealty.
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  2. That pretty much lines up with what most of the other people on this video are saying. We will see.
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  3. You got it. Controlled burn to mitigate effects from wildfires.
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  4. Yes. My Ukrainian friend told me, "We don't want Russian mind control." It seems they would rather fight and perhaps die than have to live like these do.
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  5. Touche!
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  6. It may take awhile. Trump is going to claim victory. Russian media will post it and then cry corruption and rigging.
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  7. And Donny's just gotta love that. He could get a favor or two out of all this.
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  8. I don't think she'll get in trouble. They need her. Demographics. A few good moms.
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  9. At that point, Germany was pretty much on its own. Not so Ukraine.
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  10. Well said. Most situations involve multiple causes. However, as a US citizen, I have little hesitancy to criticize my government in a reasonable manner. You can ask my Congressman.
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  11. This is what happens in a nation with the world's finest riot police.
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  12. Not for free anyway. He'll be looking for favors.
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  13. Yes. They understand they are under constant surveillance. A video is a chance to assure the authorities that they are compliant. A small price to pay for not being conscripted. So many young men still not in uniform.
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  14. After watching news about wildfires in California, Russia has commenced a series of controlled burns to prevent property losses. In a stunning act of Slavic brotherhood, the Ukrainians are paying for the project. More on RT this evening.
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  15. Touche.
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  16. One thing's for sure, Bud has won their taste in beer. A fine job of taking the heat off of themselves and their drinking buddies.
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  17. Trump mentioned waterfront property in North Korea as having potential. With the right Russian financing, it could happen. Yeah, Trump wants a favor or two from both sides.
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  18. Perhaps they understand their value to the State, and that gives them a greater freedom to speak. The State needs competent people in the workplace more than ever.
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  19. U.S. Defense Department's Inspector General Robert Storch says overseeing aid to Ukraine is a top priority job for himself and his team working worldwide. The Inspector General has several representative offices in Germany, staffers in Poland, as well as investigators and program observers at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv. Together with partners from the State Department and USAID inspections, this brings the number of engaged government employees up to 400, said Storch.
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  20. They will owe him a favor, an "Art of the Deal" scale favor.
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  21. Or they have developed a certain high art of survival with a whiff of dignity and humor. They are up against the world's finest riot police and a gulag with almost a century of experience.
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