Comments by "chaosXpert" (@chaosXP3RT) on "BBC News" channel.

  1. Children shouldn't have to suffer because of the decisions of adults. This is absolutely horrible 😭
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  2. The Soviet Union couldn't help the Afghan people. NATO couldn't help the Afghan people. The Afghans are the only ones who can decide their own future. They are the only ones who can save themselves
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  3. After a battle or attack, the Ukrainian military reflects on its combat operations and works to learn from these moments so that they become more and more effective with each battle. In addition, they've spent years learning from Western military advisors, and now the Ukrainian military is also receiving tons of modern Western military vehicles and equipment. This is a winning strategy, that will see the Ukrainian military become stronger and stronger as time goes on, despite whatever losses and damage the Russian military inflicts. What does Russia do after a battle? They deny anything bad happened and say that everything is going to plan. Then they "exercise" in front of a camera to show to the world. They practice every day for marching in Red Square and argue over which of one of their coolest, newest, high-tech prototype weapons they'll threaten the world with. What did they learn? Nobody knows. Are they gonna be better prepared for the next battle? Doubtful. What did they accomplish? They really showed all those Western teens with a Soviet flag on their wall how badass the Russian military appears to be. It's gonna be a rude awakening when in the future, many Russians realize that they killed Ukrainians for nothing and that thousands of dead Russian fathers, brothers, sons and cousins only managed to accelerate the decline of Russia's population and economy.
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  4. My favorite Russian vlogger is Tucker Carlson! 😂😂😂
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  5. Here in the US, people constantly talk about wanting to hurt politicans and that politicans should be the ones to face violent consequences. I'm surprised this sort of stuff doesn't happen more often
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  6. When people were looting, fighting police and burning down buildings, they were called "Peaceful Protestors". Now when people park their trucks and honk their horns, they're called "violent", "hateful", and "disruptive." "The whole point of protesting is to make people uncomfortable. .. Popular support often starts small & grows. To folks who complain protest demands make others uncomfortable... that’s the point." - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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  7. "The Motherland requires that you start having more sons. Also, we can't pay you. Sorry." - President Putin
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  8. Slava Ukraine! As we were at the beginning of the WWII, the USA will be the Arsenal of Democracy! I wish we could do more, but at the very least, we can provide the tools, weapons, and supplies to preserve your freedom! God Bless you all! -from the USA
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  9. As an American, I just think American Football is more fun and more entertaining.
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  10. Living in North Korea must be like living in prison, stuck 40 years in the past. South Korea and the rest of the world, must seem so surreal.
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  11. It's hard to imagine people can act with such barbarity over another group of people simply kicking a ball
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  12.  @FirstLast-cb7sv  NATO is not a threat to Russia, rather Russia is a threat to NATO. Russia invaded Georgia when it wanted to join NATO
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  13.  @O7_from_Ykt  NATO never made that promise. Stop lying
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  14. Congratulations to Putin on winning the Russian 2024 presidential elections! Lmao 😂
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  15. Nick Laros The US didn't fire rpgs at the Twin Towers and bash through wall with tanks
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  16.  @Occult-Facts  That's a lie. NATO never said it wouldn't expand eastwards
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  17. it was so generous of Belarus and Russia accepting these immigrants. We know that their populations are shrinking
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  18. It should be noted that while Germany was invading Western Europe from 1939-1941, the USSR was sending to Germany oil, steel, manganese ore and grain thanks to the German-Soviet Commerical Pacts. As soon as Germany invaded the USSR, the Allies started sending aid to the USSR
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  19. Strange how nobody wants to fight for Assad or defend his government
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  20.  @lopezrichard6470  What about the kindergarten, the school, the nursery, the shooting of civilians, the looting of stores, the theft of chickens, the bombing of airports, the bombing of residential apartments, the bombing of refugee families, the kidnapping of children and deportation to Russia? Ukraine did all that too?
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  21. Some history: about 212 years ago, the British Royal Navy bombarded Baltimore with their ships in a war with the USA. That Bombardment led Francis Scott Key to write the US national anthem and this bridge is named after him.
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  22. Its crazy how weak the Fascist regimes of Putin and Assad actually are!
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  23. I think that for anyone who is interested in geopolitics, it's extremely important to listen to the Foreign Ministers of countries. I read a book recently about Ulysses S. Grant and it mentions his Secretary of State (US equivalent to Foreign Minister) quite often. Hamilton Fish was a very smart man and made some good decisions not only because of the information he got from his department and through diplomatic relations, but also because of the lens that he looked at events through. Presidents and similar offices often have to weigh decisions based on public opinion and the actions of political parties. Foreign Ministers have to understand and predict how other nations and their governments will view and react to events. So, they are particularly important to listen too. What they say or do can give us a good prediction of how future events might turn out. I'd even argue that listening to propaganda mouthpieces like Sergey Lavrov is important too. It's interesting to hear the Russian Ambassador in Washington D.C. and Sergey Lavrov spin their own perspective on international events. I find Mr. Dymtro Kuleba particularly astute because he has to be. Foreign relations and geopolitics are of the highest importance for Ukraine right now.
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  24.  @liltian9019  Nobody wants you to betray your country. But you should want your government to not kill people. You should hold them accountable for killing innocent people.
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  25. Russia also said in 2022 that it was just conducting exercises next to Ukraine and that it wouldn't invade Ukraine.
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  26.  @josephstalin7389  What about Russian atrocities in Syria, Afghanistan, Libya, Georgia, Chechnya, and other places?
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  27. This is horrible! Prayers for the innocent! It reminds me of when the FSB blew up several apartments to justify the invasion of Chechnya.
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  28. Yes, he's a dictator
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  29.  @СергейСемёнов-м2г  When did NATO promise this?
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  30. God Bless Ukraine!
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  31. "Nations do not have friends, only interests." - Charles De Gaulle
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  32. Has anyone seen the video of the guy being fed his ear?
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  33. Congrats from the US!
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  34.  @LancesArmorStriking  The US has accepted its own crimes numerous times, but even Americans know the UN is a joke. But it would be stupid to abandon the UN, because both Russia and the US use it to get away with war crimes. Russia is just as bad if not worse than the US. They have bombed hospitals in Syria. So none of this matters. Russia will never act better than the USA. Just lie and do the same things the USA does.
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  35.  @sanjivghosh298  NATO never promised to not move East. And when it did, it was in 2015, after Russia annexed Crimea
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  36. Here in the US, people constantly talk about wanting to hurt politicans and that politicans should be the ones to face violent consequences. I'm surprised this sort of stuff doesn't happen more often
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  37. 2:52 "I am only interested in international law." - Sergei Lavrov According to international law, the Russian military has committed numerous war crimes in Ukraine.
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  38.  @СергейСемёнов-м2г  The Budapest Memorandum of December 5th,1994 stipulates that in exchange for Belarus, Kazakhstan and Ukraine giving up their nukes, Russia, the UK and the US will: 1) Respect Belarusian, Kazakh and Ukrainian independence and sovereignty in the existing borders. 2) Refrain from the threat or the use of force against Belarus, Kazakhstan or Ukraine. Crimea was included as part of Ukraine's territory in 1994. Now give me the document, date and place that NATO said "it would not expand eastward" in 1997. Otherwise, I have every reason to believe you are a liar.
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  39.  @alexsilent5603  The Budapest Memorandum when Russia said it would respect Ukraine's borders. Russia annexed Crimea, which was part of the agreement Russia signed in 1994
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  40. Then why are Democrats rioting and killing?
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  41. They were in Ukrainian waters
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  42. I'm sorry to hear that. I hope they're okay. I hope everyone in Ukraine will be okay as well
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  43. Time for Russia to return Kaliningrad to Germany and the Kuril Islands to Japan
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  44. Because Ukraine has air defense systems like Patriot, IRIS-T and NASAMS
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  45.  @stephenhill545  “Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others.” - Winston Churchill
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  46. "EID" is the new conservative buzz word
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  47.  soomstrategist  Lies. Crimea was occupied by Russian soldiers and given the option to become independent or join Russia. They never had the option to stay with Ukraine. President Zelensky is not a Neo-Nazi. He's Jewish. Eastern Ukraine has a huge undeveloped natural gas field called the Yuzivska Gas Field. It would allow Ukraine to supply Europe with natural gas and cut Russia out of the market.
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  48. I'm sorry, I don't see the mess your talking about
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  49. Just 50 years ago, the Dutch were killing Indonesians fighting for their freedom. You deserve no sympathy
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  50. Abrams already proved itself in the Gulf War
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