Comments by "리주민" (@user-nf9xc7ww7m) on "DW News" channel.

  1.  @lothar3610  The nations of this world for the most part do not honour a prime directive as the star trek federation does. Nations will interfere: economically, politically, and militarily.
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  2.  @Spacemanschannel  Catalonia: "ooh. You support scottish independence. Can we too-" Spain: "silence! I'll arrest you!"
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  3. It's no truer than the majority of the Americans were for the second Iraq war. Politicians don't represent the people.
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  4. Water electrolysis 😉
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  5.  @peabase  I was referring to the EU joining and using a unified defence force. Sorry if the wording was off. In such a case, the EU would have to take over membership of the EU members in NATO as the unified defence force would be used by the EU, much like if each US state had their own armies joined in a North American League (if US were a confederaxy or alliance). If the US member states became a full country, then the membership status in the NAL would have to be changed to the US from Alabama, texas, Virginia, etc.
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  6. The swiss executive actually has a permanent coalition govt of at least 3-4 different parties.
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  7.  @haylobos8261  You do realise that that's a Canadian dish, right? Does president "poutine" look delicious to you? I mean, I don't care for shirtless horseback riders, but to each their own. 🥰
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  8. Boat home sells are probably through the roof...
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  9. Programming note: the show is now called Ukraine Zone due to devoting itself solely to this topic for 10+ episodes.
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  10. DW journalists with suggestions: let's see, in the news we have jan 6 hearings in the US, rail strikes in the UK, skyrocketing inflation across the world, more Taiwan-China struggles including a biden pledge, and new Australian govt. DW conflict zone: Yeah...nah. why don't we do another Ukraine episode? We've only done 10 in a roll.
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  11. Just be glad the union didn't send troops like the american northerners did in response to SOUTHCAROLINEXIT, GEORGEXIT, VIRGINEXIT, TEXIT, etc (aka Confederacy).
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  12. I do appreciate this show, but it seems to keep the same topic now. Is it just me or has Conflict Zone become Ukraine Zone? It's been about ukraine last 5 episodes. What about latest Jan 6 hearing in the US? What about south Korea and Japanese relations? Thank you.
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  13. The cia would probably bribe someone in Russia to set up false flag or pretense for the us to strike first.
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  14. 19:20 Pacifist nation? Really? How many times have you sent troops overseas (post ww2)? How do you even have troops? At least Switzerland doesn't say pacifist - they go with armed neutrality.
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  15. That's kinda the point of this show. 😉
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  16.  @markhugo8270  Not all. Notice I didn't say all did this.
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  17. Interviewing this guy about russia is like interviewing Jesse Ventura about the us (they both fled their respective countries). Russia is not going into a civil war any faster than the us is. And the us is the country that had their own people attack the capitol. Last time that happened in Russia was in 1993 when president Yeltsin ordered the duma to be attacked for daring to not give him supreme emergency powers. Even palpatine was smoother than that.
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  18. IIRC, US benefited from NATO by being the only country that activated Article 5 (global war on terror / revenge on wrong countries that didnt attack). So, US should pay the most by using other countries militaries to its falsified wars. Why should Germany or other EU members and Canada pay for american adventurism?
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  19. You like the programme Conflict Zone and the episode, regardless of who you're going for...I think.
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  20.  @jamie1128888  US universities are good (with notable for-profit exceptions), the k12 system is having issues. I really have never understood the why free k-12 is a public good, but free 13+ (uni) is socialism from the pits of h-ll. Also, k12 funding is bad. It should be funded more evenly and not by property taxes in each locale. One riot and paper saw a new constitution in america in the 1780s, but multiple riots and books see nothing but the status quo today.
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  21.  @regrets2894  I think the EEZ were originally closer to shore, but were extended in the 90s and 00s due to oil and other natural resources found. I personally think the total national territory should be 20 miles off the coast, including the EEZ. Beyond 20 miles can be international waters.
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  22. After 3 years of being an independent republic, it had a military coup. Sounds like the best govt wasn't even native Nigerian, but british. And that's saying something.
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  23. I would like to see the first country to bring back their landers when done.
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  24. I would love to do this job, but I feel I would be too polite and not interrupt. That is kinda the schtick of this programme though. 😋 Maybe the news guy at the top of the hour...
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  25. And there is satellite. Why not invest in making faster satellite internet? No millions of km of cables running the globe, just orbiting satellites bringing internet to everybody from Bedouins in the desert to the denizens of Seoul.
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  26.  @IchhabezuvielYoutubegegucktO_o  Regardless, AFD is filling in the gaps for those who wish it (approx 12%).
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  27. She already is. 3 different editions 😋
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  28. 🇺🇸🇨🇳: "International law for thee, but not for me." The international courts should have the right to suspend UN membership (including security council membership) for any member who ignores its rulings. Cant issue arrest warrants or summons for a nation, cant garnish wages of a nation, cant imprison a nation, etc. That would be the only power of enforcement they could have. Would also make the security council more accountable--with much power comes much responsibility.
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  29.  @aedlerjo-leanatutubo2638  That's because the us is a centralized federation. Should the EU become a centralised federation?
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  30.  andreasmissiroli  are you advocating an administrative bureaucracy or anarchy?
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  31. I feel bad for Mr Sebastian though. 11 episodes in and still ukraine. I keep waiting for him to say: "this time on Ukraine zone..." as it has become the Ukraine show. I miss the variety.
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  32. 13:05 I don't understand. Scotland is part of the nation-state of the UK. They have a right to be upset at the vote and to organise a referendum. The Caribbean countries are not part of the nation-state of the UK. They are as independent as canada and australia, having their own sovereign parliaments, prime ministers, and governors-general (de facto head of state, de jure is the Queen, but she is queen of Canada, Queen of Barbados, etc in her own right and not in the UK/Britain's right--they are just members of the commonwealth, an international cultural organization comprised of former British colonies. Former. Caveat: overseas territories are up in the air. So, ok. Nevermind--peehaps he should have gotten a say. The US has overseas territories that can't elect congress or the president either--can the british overseas territories elect British MPs or only local? My point still stands on the commonwealth, however.
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  33. Oh, and the US and the Confederate States never got a referendum vote from Britain or the US, respectively. They just rebelled and started fighting. One won the other lost. * I do not advocate rebellion or revolution. War is nasty.
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  34.  @odin6108  Wowzers. That's fast. I got 56 kb/s
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  35.  @eggandscorpion  Nobody sticks to agreements like the US (cough Iran cough). 😋
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  36. Russian President Putin, unlike former US President George Bush Sr, never made it to the top office of the Intel agency (Bush was the CIA director, Putin was just a KGB agent).
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  37.  @fuhkoffandie  They censored someone for saying 1/50000 of what you said—just about the ukrainians.
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  38. I thought from the title that the coal miners would argue the climate activist's points and vice versa...
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  39. Perhaps the UN should be able to send in troops without permission of Ethiopia- a party to the conflict. If I was accused of murder, I wouldn't have the choice of rejecting a court trial and instead having myself decide if I am guilty or not. Why are countries treated any different?
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  40. Didnt timestamp, so please forgive if I misunderstood. Greenland is not a sovereign country. It is part of denmark. As such, no sovereign country before UK has left the EU.
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  41.  @redberries8039  To get from a monoculture to a multiculture does require going to biculture. It comes after mono.
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  42. I do like his interview style. I just wish he'd interview more than one side of the issue. Particularly with ukraine since that's been the focus for months now on conflict zone. Where's the pro-putin spokesperson so Tim can make him sweat? Anybody interviewed from Russia's been against the war.
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  43. Heck, bring back the successor to the Chinese empire--Jin Yuzhang.
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  44.  @jokerjoker173  Actually they claim it still is a province of china.
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  45.  @aliwakanda7327  The UN decision in 1971 was able to unseat Republic of China (Taiwan) and replace with the Peoples Republic of China. It was general assembly vote so security council one vote couldn't override. Perhaps this should be done to get rid of China, US, Russia, etc from the security council. The federated states of Micronesia could be declared the successor of the United States by the general assembly, for example.
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  46. @comment sense Um, no. DNA testing shows both are human though. Koreans and Japanese do share DNA, however.
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  47. 2g here.
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  48. The host's modus operandi is the contrarian. When he interviews a communist or libertarian, he'll bash them too. 😁
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  49. Harder to implement in a parliamentary system as opposed to a presidential system. However, easier in a Republic than in a monarchy. Poland has the latter, so harder, but not impossible.
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  50. Ask washington, Madison, and hamilton. They wanted a more centralized nation(federation) as opposed to a confederacy pre-1787.
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