Comments by "Awesome Avenger" (@awesomeavenger2810) on "VICE News" channel.

  1. Which will be blamed on Ukraine
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  2. This is Russophobia! Waaaah! >:'O
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  3. Most wealthy Russians do. They ain't stupid.
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  4. Its 'Russophobia'! Waaaah! >:'O
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  5. They show where their true loyalties lie.
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  6. You're right to be worried. https://www.yahoo.com/news/russia-confirms-extremely-high-readings-radioactive-pollution-184627359.html
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  7. It's just another example of how the west ends up cleaning up Russia's mess. And the reason why Ukraine no longer looks toward Moscow.
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  8. Because it's all very well caring. But what are you actually gonna do? How much do you really care about the people of Syria? Enough to send in troops? Or would you simply then switch focus to counting the number of civilian casualties caused by the US and its allies? Because no matter how careful you are, civilian casualties would be inevitable. And they would be laid at the feet of the west. Remember all those people marching under 'Not In My Name' banners? - Ask them if they care.
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  9. Don't know much about China, do you?
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  10. A new Molotov/Ribbentrop pact? Lol
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  11. Basically, colonialists are people who didn't totally wipe out the previous inhabitants of the lands they settled in.
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  12. The difference is of course, the US takes out Saddam, Gaddafi, the Taliban, and kicks the Kim's out of South Korea. While Russia supports Assad, the Kims, invades its democratic neighbours, and allies with nazis. In fact, I can't think of one time when Russia supported democratic freedom in its entire history. As it much prefers the tyrants and mass murderers (check out who Russians vote for in their 'Greatest Ever Russian' polls-Putin is seen as slightly less great than the genocidal psychopath Stalin). And I wouldn't get too hyped up on the whole 'saving Europe from Islam' thing. Russia's Muslim population is far higher than Europe's.
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  13. Awesome guy
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  14. Whats gonna happen when real nazis come along? Do you think anyone will believe they are what they are? Or will people just go ''...well, they say that about everyone nowadays!''?
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  15. This is how you sell political extremism. Loudly proclaim you are against hate, political violence, and racism, while supporting all three.
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  16. Lot's of very extreme groups jumping on the anti-Trump bandwagon. Extremists like the Socialist Workers Party, and the Stop the War Coalition - that are less interested in stopping war, and more interested in furthering the aims of the Assad regime and Tehran. We saw them there. The aim is to hijack any and all demonstrations in order to present themselves as the voice of the people. They are not. They are the extreme Left.
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  17. Paul Horwood2 You may well ask. But then the Communist Party of Great Britain was a member of the Stop the War Coalition, and they explicitly supported the Gaddafi regime during the uprising against him. As for the Assad regime, StWC vice-president Kamal Majid claimed, during a speech at a conference organised by the 'New Communist Party', that the Assad family had 'a long history of resisting imperialism'. Take a look at its leadership: Kamal Majid (former vice president, founder member of the Stalin Society), George Galloway (who works for Tehran's propaganda channel 'PressTV'), Kate Hudson (former communist), Andrew Murray (former member of the communist party), John Rees (member of Galloway's Respect party), Salma Yaqoob (member of Galloway's Respect party), Chris Nineham (Socialist Workers Party), and, of course, Lindsey German (Socialist Workers Party and Respect candidate) who was interviewed above. The Stop the War Coalition is what's know as a 'front organisation'. It is not so much against war, as against wars that remove dictators they see as sympathetic to their cause. That's why you will never see the Stop the War Coalition demonstrating against the Syrian regime's war against the people of Syria. - And let's be honest here, the extreme Left have a long history of supporting brutal dictatorships.
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  18. It is a fact that the west has been bombing ISIS targets in Syria. It is also a fact that Russia invaded and annexed Ukrainian territory. Obviously, Putin held a 'referendum'. At gunpoint. And invited far right European political 'observers'. But he also counted the votes. And we all know what happens when you allow the KGB to count the votes (it's well known that Russians can have an opinion on everyone else's politics, but their own).
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  19. We know that Russia annexed Ukrainian territory, because if you look at a Russian map of Europe, Ukraine has got a bit smaller. And Russia has got a bit bigger. Obviously, I've heard the kremlin propaganda about nazis taking over Ukraine many times before. It's a lie designed to justify Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Nothing more. There are Russian regular troops fighting in eastern Ukraine alongside mercenaries. We know this, because the Ukrainians capture them. And then Moscow demands prisoner exchanges. The going rate is generally one Ukrainian for every two Russians. Sounds about right to me. There are also Russia's Chechen mercenaries fighting in eastern Ukraine. These are particularly despised for their brutality. I know many Ukrainians. And I can tell you that although Ukraine has a shared history with Russia, that is now over. The war that the Russians have waged against them, and the lies they have told about them, mean that Ukraine now see's Russia as the enemy. And will do for many generations to come. It is illegal under international law to invade another country and annex it's territory. It's also an act of war. Crimea, if it is anyone's 'historical homeland' belongs to the Crimean tartars. They have a long history of being oppressed by the Russians. And are suffering under Russian occupation once again. Russia has always been an enemy of democracy. And will always side with anybody against it. Russians traditionally prefer to live on their knees, but they make the mistake of believing that everyone else does too. Russia is nothing to envy. It's basically a third-world country with nukes. Nobody buys Russia's version of history. Or the present. Least of all the Ukrainians.
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  20. Freedom of speech - but only if it agrees with me. Democracy - not unless it goes my way. Innocent until proven guilty - only for those I like. Sorry, but your virtue and/or victimhood doesnt mean you get to play judge and jury.
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  21. Lot's of Socialist Workers Party banners there I notice. The Socialist Workers Party are hard left. The Stop the War Coalition are dominated by the hard left too. The group's leadership have close links to Assad and the Iranian regime. They are basically a front organisation. Far more extreme than Trump will ever be. Vice News, you should really check who you are listening to. Because there are a lot of very nasty groups jumping on the anti-Trump bandwagon, and you are giving them airtime.
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  22. Someone is having a lot of fun with these dupes XD
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  23. Corbyn is a career politician.
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  24. Lol.
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  25. There is a small town in Europe somewhere built around providing much the same care for Alzheimer's patients. It has a post office, and stores etc. Everyone who works there (gardeners, post office staff, storekeepers) is part of the care staff. Altho very often the patients aren't aware of that. The idea is to provide a certain level of independence within a setting that patients find comforting. Like going back in time.
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  26. Its called Hogewey, and its in Holland
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  27. We can rest easy folks. The prez can see no reason why Russia wouldn't be interfering in US politics - Strong words! Would've been better if he had the guts to say it in front of Putin, but we should be grateful for what we got.
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  28. Let's all stir up the past, and see how far that gets us.
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  29. Holy crap. You're giving these little Castros the power to decide what you can and can't laugh at?
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  30. I'm guessing that if it all goes to hell they can always claim its not real right wing military authoritarianism. That excuse seems to work well on the left.
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  31. Very true. Because that's exactly how the Nazis originally sold themselves, as 'revolutionaries' sweeping away the old order.
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  32. Lol. Well I guess North Korea hasn't threatened nuclear war in the last couple weeks. We could name this 'The Long Peace', before North Korea inevitably returns to threatening to obliterate the world in a month or so's time.
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  33. So that would make Mexico as bad as Trump?
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  34. That is very true. But you can't really use war as an argument for membership of the EU. After all, I don't believe it is the EU that is stopping Germany from invading Poland or France again.
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  35. The mess has come about because parliament voted to hold a referendum on EU membership, promised they would abide by the result, promised again they would abide by the result just before the last election, and now many of them have gone back on that promise. Constantly voting against everything but remaining in the EU. Effectively meaning that many of them were re-elected on a lie. Parliament is at odds with the public and will do anything and everything to sabotage Brexit.
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  36. @Lies Tricks If that were true, why did parliament vote to enact article 50? Facts are that the people voted to leave. Leaving the EU is not dependent on any deal the EU might or might not offer.
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  37.  @swanky_yuropean7514  I'll say it again, leaving the EU is not dependent on whatever deal the EU cares to offer.
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  38. But mah Putin! >:O
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  39. And don't forget, Trump called up Putin and told him to evacuate his base in Syria (the one that used chemical weapons) because he was going to bomb it. And Putin meekly obeyed. Lol.
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  40. Lol. The west has been bombing ISIS for years now. They warned Assad what would happen if he went to war against his own people. But Russia wanted to keep its naval bases in the Med. And will fight till the last Syrian to keep its puppet in place. Six years of all-out war in Syria. Estimates put the total number of casualties at between 400,000 to well over half a million (Iraqi casualties since 2003 are between 110,000 and 460,000). Hardly a success for Russian foreign policy. And all to keep the Assad regime in power for another forty years? I'd rather fight a war against terrorists. Than in support of a terrorist.
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  41. Aleksander Aleksandrovich Funny how every neighbour Russia annexes territory from is always the aggressor! If there were nazis in Ukraine, Russia would be allied to them.
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  42. Russia annexed Ukrainian territory and the whole world knows this. So why the continued claims that is was anything else? It really doesn't help to mention Kosovo. Because Kosovo was never annexed by anyone. And if Russia has a problem with Kosovo's independence, why invade Ukraine? Everyone knows Russian troops are fighting in eastern Ukraine. We even know what Russian army unit was responsible for shooting down MH17! And yes, I know who Bandera was. He was most certainly nothing like the genocidal war criminal Stalin. Who outdid even Hitler when it came to mass murder. And you do know that Stalin allied with nazi Germany when he and Hitler invaded Poland? Why point at Bandera, when Stalin is so popular in Russia today? Don't they still have statues of Stalin in Russia? Do they still wear his medals proudly, despite everything we know about him? Spare me the desperate kremlin propaganda and lies. You think talking Bandera somehow justifies Russia's war against Ukraine? If it were true that Ukraine was full of nazis, Russia would ally with them. Not attack them. That is what Russia's own history shows us.
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  43. Once again, Kosovo has not be annexed by anyone. Whereas Crimea has been annexed by Russia. A sham 'referendum' was then held at the point of a gun. And the Russian occupiers counted the 'votes'. Now, you and I both know that Russian elections are a sham. It took years for Kosovo to gain its independence. Putin annexed Crimea in a matter of days. And anyone who protested was arrested by Russian occupying forces. Disappeared. Tortured. Or exiled. Let's hope Russia thinks the whole thing was worth it. Because Ukraine is now its enemy. Hundreds of years of shared history up in smoke. And yet another former Warsaw Pact member eventually heading to full NATO membership.
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  44. Russia has always had an unearned sense of its own entitlement. But take away the nukes and you're left with just another third-world dictatorship.
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  45. Why would the Ukrainians hate Russia, do you think? Aren't they the aggressors and Russia the victim? Most westerners have a very low opinion of Russia. Putin is generally only popular with the extreme right. Which is pretty ironic.
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  46. There's the true Russia in all its vicious, envious ingloriousness. Do the world a favour and go sulk someplace else. Lol
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  47. Charles Mckenzie 'community activist' should be ashamed of himself. So should everyone in this report. It is truly pitiful.
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