Comments by "Dylan Vogler" (@dylanvogler2165) on "Ex-CIA director predicts what's next in Russia-Ukraine war" video.

@kishanchali8752 hi facist. Hru?
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@davd1986 and there is another Russian. I am not even going to answer anymore. I'd get more results talking to a wall, and the wall would be smarter than you guys aswell. There is literally no point trying to explain, as my friend from Ufa said to me "Russians like this have outsourced thinking to Putin" and it shows.
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@mgronich948 uhm the decision for war was made only in Moscow. Let's not twist facts. And they have the right to continue fighting if the Ukrainians choose this path. Only the Ukrainians can decide when and if they want to stop the war through negotiations.
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@JohnFreedman0 Eastern Europe? Mate that is bs. Eastern Europe has been warning everyone that this would happen. I think you mean Western Europe, where I am from myself. We were the ones ignoring the warnings not those in Eastern Europe.
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@ellenfaulkner7616 actually he is right and it seems you have no idea what you are talking about. He didn't say that the US en EU didn't support them. He said they needed more and that we haven't send modern MBT's which is correct.
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@donmillican510 the national bank of Russia itself said that the current policy in regards to artificially propping up the Ruble, is unsustainable. Not to mention that the Ruble isn't a traded currency. Therefore it says nothing at all about the Russian economy. Which you would know if you had actual knowledge of the subject instead of "mein Führer says this so it is true".
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@donmillican510 the Russians? No not really that much. Without considering the fact that China, and even India can't substitute for the lost of Western markets in regards to Russia. Partly because the infrastructure isn't there. Not to mention that it would be dangerous for Russia to become.e so dependent on China.
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@davd1986 yeah really fucked up Russia instigated a war that already lasts 8 years
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@marc-andrebrun8942 as NATO is now at war right? I am not even going to try. Congrats you support facism and you would be a collaborator and traitor of your own country if we would actually be at war. And no I don't call you a facist for disagreeing with me, I call you a facist for supporting someone who actually is a facist. If you get happy supporting a man with an ideology that causes for the subjugation of Europe, including your own country, than by all means do so. Far right people like you claim to support their countries independence but in reality you sell out the country you say you love.
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@Joeysenru it doesn't really matter. All of them have more intelligence than you
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@thomasperkins7318 not the majority of the industrial output though.
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@TheDrAstrov there has been proof with captured Russian soldiers and death soldiers bringing their parade uniforms, to suggest what you say is bs Igor.
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@texajp1946 so Crimea has s democratic will that must respected (although the referendum happend whilst being under armed occupation which invalidated it under international law), but Ukraine doesn't when they want to be part of NATO? Or Chechnya when they try to be independent?
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@texajp1946 lol no they didn't. You are so clearly Russian it is actually funny. The Russian language isn't banned in Ukraine. I can know considering most of my friends, whom I met living there for a while, are Russian speaking Ukrainians. Stop believing the bs that your Führer says mate. Use your own brain. Most Ukrainians that are fighting you, are Russian speaking Ukrainians who have your country. Also about the fair and free hahaha utter bs and you know it. The UN itself doesn't recognize it as a region under military occupation, can't have a free referendum. You can't invade a region and then have a referendum and claim it is free and fair. I suppose we should invade Kaliningrad, occupy the region and then have a "free and fair" referendum about joining one of it's neighbours. Whilst still having soldiers around. I hope you get the point. Even if the Russians colonists wanted to rejoin Russia (as the native Crimean tatars most clearly didn't) the way Russia did it, made it illegal in international law. We can only respect there democratic will if it happend democratically, which no this was not a democratic process.
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@texajp1946 2014 was an invasion too. Damn god why have you made the Russians so dumb. Combined met the undemocratic thing whilst he lives in a facist state himself and doesnt even understand that within months of the revolution of diginity, the interim government was replaced with a democratically elected one. He doesn't even properly understand the meaning of a coup, as he would have understood that what happend in Donbass would have classified more for the definition coup than what happend in Kyiv... at this point I doubt the Russians even have education
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Soviet not Russian. Otherwise you give more credit to the Russians than they deserve. They were not the only ones dying.
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@avisekbasu4603 but not 90% of the deaths. Stop appropriating history. Bye vlad.
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