Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1.  @kkpenney444  as a European, can I say please get your government to refrain from starting imperialistic wars everywhere, especially in our back yard. It’s liable to get us all nuked one day,
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  2.  @DreamingSomewhere  Polish? The polish are attacking Russia now? Why did they attack civilians and shell their homes?
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  3. If they’ve got their own passport they’ve obviously internationally recognised so why lie and say they’re not?
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  4.  @Simix2803  erm ok so what’s the point? I bet they can travel to Russia on it surely? It would have been good to have explained that. Tbh it’s very telling which areas of which countries are allowed independence and which aren’t. Kosovo, Croatia, Moldova, no problem, Catalonia, Donbas, transnistia, not so much
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  5.  @bigbootros4362  it’s a pity the British government can’t make passports, most countries recognise ours
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  6.  @patriotalbanian3205  You’re the one as susceptible to propaganda as you are to pyramid schemes
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  7.  @patriotalbanian3205  you must be 12, go and play roadblox and shush while the adults talk
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  8.  @Luredreier  yeah…you’re referring to Astro Hungary
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  9.  @wile123456  no one said he was democratic. However, when Tito was in charge there was a lot more peace and a lot less people died. Like Saddam in Iraq and Gadaffi in Libya. Countries rarely benefit from outside intervention when it comes to establishing new regimes. Just look at what happened in England in the years following 1066, the harrowing of the north, for instance
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  10.  @patriotalbanian3205  Tito being Croat didn’t make it a Croatian empire, are you dumb? Attaturk was half Albanian, did that make Turkey an Albanian empire? Speak sense Man. The reasons Yugoslavia split are many and varied, but the main reason was because the USA wanted it to split up. Yugoslavia was a strong communist country and a success in the world stage, and after the collapse of the Soviet Union become next on America’s hitlist. Russia has traditionally always has strong ties to Serbia, so the USA wanted some countries to fight a proxy war against Serbia for them to reduce Russian influence in the region, just as they’re using Ukraine as a proxy to fight Russia today. I’d be very careful about agreeing to fight America’s wars for it, just look at how Ukraine is being wrecked, and the USA have got a habit of abandoning their allies and even destroying them when they have outlived their usefulness. Saddam Hussain was once an allay to the USA and was armed and paid to fight Iran, look what happened when that war ended. The Mujahedeen were armed and trained to fight the Soviet Union, look what the USA did to Afghanistan.
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  11.  @patriotalbanian3205  you seem to be somewhat brainwashed by your education system, I suspect the USA is behind that
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  12. Ask the people who live there
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  13.  @danielsprouls9458  it’s mainly the eastern side that’s most affected by the flooding. The Russian controlled side. Who’d have thought it.
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  14. Would it be ok if Ireland entered into a military alliance with Russia instead? What would happen if they started buying warplanes and tanks and artillery from Russia and getting training from them with Russian troops stationed in Ireland?
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  15.  @Lalandia-fy6qb  someone gets it. The U.K. and US would invade and occupy Ireland without a second thought, and it would be like Northern Ireland but with permanent direct rule and the western media and public would applaud
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  16.  @Lalandia-fy6qb  I disagree, but the U.K. definitely would
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  17.  @Lalandia-fy6qb  what if Russia had backed an ira coup of the democratically elected government after weeks of protests?
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  18.  @Lalandia-fy6qb  don’t forget, Churchill considered invading and annexing Ireland in World War Two
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  19. It’s all shits and giggles until Kiev gets nuked
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  20. Yeah these Nazis aren’t tolerated so much by eastern and southern Ukrainians where amnesty international have documented their war crimes but no one likes to mention that, because they’re not the Ukrainians we care about
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  21.  @SportingFanatic1906 I’m European. I live in the U.K. No one here wants polish immigrants. No one in Ireland wants polish immigrants. What’s more galling is that no one in Poland wants any immigrants at all, despite the fact they’re the biggest immigrants in Europe. They’re taking the fcking piss. They want to be the biggest immigrants in Europe but don’t want anyone to come to their country. And they wonder why no one in England or Germany likes them.
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  22.  @mtprovasti  because immigrants are usually right wing
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  23.  @farkasabel  yeah? I know polish who’ve been here 26 years, they don’t look like they’re going back. And I doubt any immigrant who goes to Poland intends on staying there, the place is an absolute shithole, hence why so many polish are so desperate to leave it. None off which explains why the biggest immigrants in Europe are so anti immigration
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  24. You mean the shelling of Donbas?
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  25.  Pandaboi  if a government is doing things for credit rather than the good of the country you’re in big trouble. In the U.K. governments just do things that will enrich themselves and their friends, and the longer they’re in power the worse the corruption gets. The government we’ve got now is the most corrupt we’ve had in history, but the press barely mentions it.
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  26.  @frankhaugen  clearly Finns don’t agree with your assessment
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  27.  @MattiMCFC  those families unable to send their kids to football practice is why Finland hasn’t produced an Ibrahimovich or a Haaland
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  28. Sounds like it was down to immigration
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  29. Unfortunately the people most likely to take over from Putin make him look like a moderate, and are far more likely to use nukes. Be careful what you wish for
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  30.  @christopherg2347  which working democracy? The one that arrested opposition politicians, closed down 3 television stations and banned 11 opposition parties?
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  31. Blackwater did the same thing but it was covered up
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  32. A full bird colonel, apparently. Although I don’t believe half the rubbish were told about this war, most of it is just propaganda. Like the Russians blowing up the dam and flooding their own front lines they spend there last year building up. I feel like that warning them and retreating and waiting for Ukraine to take them better flooding them would have been their strategy.
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  33. This war was completely unavoidable, entirely predictable and is a result of a disastrous foreign policy
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  34.  @dusty_artichoke  or that’s just the propaganda that we’re being told to believe
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  35.  Some Body  so if someone throws a brick through your windows they have no responsibility for what you decide to do about it?
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  36. When are you going to do a report into the blatant rampant corruption in the U.K. government? Here’s one little titbit that your and the rest of the so called free press won’t report: the half billion pound contract to develop the recently launched national emergency alert warning app in the U.K. was given to infosys, a company owned by none other than Rishi Sunak’s father in law, the same guy who’s company is also in charge of the technology behind Sunak’s CBDC, the government controlled programmable crypto currency he wants to replace cash with. The Portuguese government collapses over £500 000, we’ve got £500m swindles and no one even reports it
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  37. Well Zelensky did call for a pre-emptive nuclear strike against Russia so
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  38.  @hungrymusicwolf  perhaps threatening to remove him wasn’t the greatest idea
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  39. Kiev I’d going to get nuked, do you realise that?
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  40.  sensi  are you keen to make sure the murderous Islamic extremist terrorist sponsoring dictatorship of Saudi Arabia experiences the devastating cost of their actions personally as well?
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  41. Yeah this isn’t really wholly accurate or holistic or very balanced let’s be honest
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  42.  @TheAmericanAmerican  how was your 20 year vacations in Iraq and Afghanistan? Looked expensive
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  43.  @thesuperflexibleflyingtaoi8866  however, if you don’t like office culture like that, don’t work in the U.K., as it is the most dilbert experience you are ever going to have in your life. Most people just pretend to work, and as long as you’re good at selling yourself and kissing ass you’ll be fine
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  44.  @thesuperflexibleflyingtaoi8866  can’t disagree with you on most of that. However, an introduction and a please and thank you can go a long way
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  45.  @luisfilipe2023  that’s exactly what the Nazis said 😂 word for word. If it’s true, why don’t politicians and police do regular drug tests?
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  46.  @miwoj  the USA and U.K. has had Russian meddling but we haven’t done a Poland or Ukraine, not yet anyway
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  47.  @miwoj  if you’re really bothered about meddling You’d better pass some laws about US meddling, because they are far more meddley, but you won’t do that because Poland is just another banana republic
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  48.  @TheRezro  if they’re known Russian spies, why are they still in the country? Make it make sense 😂
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  49. Yeah…so who killed Epstein? Ukraine have already hits the thing multiple times. Remind me what the navy seals specialty is again?
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  50.  @XsiadzBiskup  you haven’t got the most expensive gas in Europe, Britain has, by far. And if you negotiated higher prices than Hungary, Romania and Lithuania are paying for the same gas, that’s your dumb fault. You should have let the EU negotiate for you
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