Comments by "Frida Kahlo" (@Blanka1100) on "Times Radio" channel.

  1.  @rouz0  Ukraine's pact choices is up to Ukraine, not up to Russia. If Russia had no record of invading its neighbors, they would have no need to join Nato to be secured. Ukraine's political path is up to Ukrainians. Nobody forces Ukraine to go West exept for Russia and Russia's crimes on Ukrainian soil. Russia has nothing to offer exept for war and poverty
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  2. Russia has never been a democratic country and never will be. They don't know any better. Russia will never change. It's not a matter of one Putin. Russians are raised to be passive. Russia is anything but great power. It's cheap gas station which can not stand its time of glory is over and Eastern Europe is not soviet backyard anymore. Russia is not the only one to have safety concerns and right in Eastern Europe. Russia's victims have it too. Stop being naive. Greetings from Poland.
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  3. But Putin himself thinks he is at war with Nato so it does not matter what you want or what you think.
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  4.  @dalecrocker3213  Nato did not invade Russia. Russia did invade Ukraine because Putin wants Ukraine. Ukraine is not even Nato member and had no chance to join. Putin could invade non Nato Ukraine only.
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  5. And russian men escaped to Georgia or Serbia.
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  6.  @RocketSailing  All Putin has to do is keep praising Trump. It is that simple.
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  7.  @dougcoombes8497  Poland has been warning Germans about Putin and heard "you are rusohobic and oversensitive". In fact It's just called "own experience" Nobody listened. And now this new german dude thinks he has any right to decide about Ukraine's fate for generations. Eastern Europe has been there before and it was in Yalta
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  8. ​ @samipan3410  But Nato membership does.
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  9. Eastern Europeans had to be secured as well after all the hurt Russia did to them in the past and that is why they joined NATO as quicly as they could. They were right to do so because Russia proved not to change its criminal behavour. Russia is always the same. Russia simply has a break and comes back to grab more.  @johndoe-vc1we 
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  10. What are you smoking, dude?
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  11. We would if we could but we can not.
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  12.  @ABanRocks  And one more thing "expanding", not explaining.
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  13.  @---fq2kd  Montenegro's government chose by Montenegro's people agreed to join Nato. Nobody put a gun to your head and forced you to join in.
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  14. Poland has been Ukraine's baby sitter for about 20 years. Poland is Nato member and as such does not act alone. Poland has a long history of being betrayed and abandoned so do blame Poland for not wanting the same fate for itself again.
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  15. @ Everytime I hear someone talking about "Europe" I know she/he skips Eastern Europe's history, will, agenda and refers to Western Europe only. Nothing has changed no matter how much we try and how much we improved.
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  16. Late Polish president Lecha Kaczyński said back in 2008 standing in front of Tibilisi crowd "Today Georgia, tomorrow Ukraine, the day after that Baltic States and later it may be my country of Poland". Russia's neighbors have been warning for years that Putin would not stop. We heard "you are oversensitive and russophobic". We are russoexperienced. Nobody listened. Russia is always the same, Russia simply has a break sometimes but it is Russia which created Putin, not the opposite. Russians do not know any better.
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  17.  @erzsebetkovacs2527  Hungarians should get over it instead of pretending being new european powerhouse. Hungary is anything but.
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  18. Blaming Nato expansion is like blamng a victim for calling the police instead of surrending. My country joined Nato because of Russia, not against Russia.
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  19. Soviet victims were also millions of Ukrainians
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  20. FDR sold Eastern Europe to Stalin in Yalta. Greetings from Poland. It was not even funny.
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  21. Negotiate what? Ukraine as a russian village? or "see you later" as always?
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  22. Blaming Eastern European countries for joining Nato is like blaming a victim for calling the police because she did not want to be hurt anymore.
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  23. it was matrix version of history. Putin blamed Poland for WWII.
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  24. How is Russia going to keep it in a long run? More ruined land to provide is not a win by any means.
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  25.  Victor Bonello  It's not only about money but values. People of Ukraine are hard working. They fight with Russia so that you don't have to but all you care about is your own comfortable life so go back to bisiness as usual with Putin, do as you wish. Just don't make Picacu face in a few year time.
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  26. All Russia has left is nuke threats. Putin is afraid of covid. He does not want to die and people around Putin love their luxury life and have no will to die in the name of Putin's ego,
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  27. Nato did not invade Ukraine. Russia did. Putin thought it would be easy to annex non Nato Ukraine. Russia was supposed to respect Ukrane's independence according to Budapest Memorandum signed in 1994
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  28. who turned Putin into a joke
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  29. She lives next to Russia, in Poland. She is married to Poland's FM, Radek Sikorski. They are both great.
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  30.  @Memovox  And Russia invading Ukraine is a "family picnic" for you???
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  31.  @sunnyboner676  And how is that justification for Russia? What about what about what about. that is all Russia has left.
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  32.  @timonsolus  USSR did promise free and fair election. It did not happen. It was another slavery for another 45 years.
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  33. Whatever Putin says it goes exactly the opposite. Tucker had no basic history knowledge to oppose Putin's lies about Poland, Ukraine or Baltic States.
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  34. Who is Putler to eve demand such a thing? Independent country's act and political choices is not up to Russia. It is none of Russia's bussines. Putin needs excuses.
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  35. Does Putin know he is not Ukraine's master?
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  36.  @michaelanukam3314  joke of the year
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  37.  @steveperreira5850  It's not about resources. It's about russian state of mind. It will never change, with or without Putin. It's Russia itself who created Putin.
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  38.  @RobBCactive  Russian nukes must be as poor as russian army in Ukraine.
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  39.  @moredakka5789  Where did I say anything like that? My point was West has been doing bussines with Putin for over 20 years and chose to be blind on everythig else. Countires like Poland or Baltic states have been warning and nobody listened to them. They know Russia much better, don't you think? They were the one to pay the price in the past, Yalta and so on, they did not ask for it.
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  40.  @leet3207  Because USSR is gone but Putin's state of mind is still soviet. Eastern Europeans are free people. They are not Russia's buffer zone.
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  41. @ "Doesn't matter" ? Full scale war "does not matter"? Dude...
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  42. Do not underestimate Ukrainian spirit to fight and their will to be free.
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  43. Russia lost to Poland in 1920, Finand was their failure, the same for Afghanistan. Before this war everybody thought Russia would overtake Ukraine in 3 days. Today world is shocked how poor Russian army is. Do not overestimate Russia. USSR is gone. Russia is anything but super power.
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  44. Spot on. And USSR is gone.
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  45.  @MrThartofwar  Russia invaded Ukraine i the name of Putin's ego so Russia is the only one to blame here. Stop blaming Nato for helping a victim.
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  46.  @peterflohr7827  Exactly. Besides there are more important things in life than higher energy bills. People of Ukraine are paying with their blood.
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  47. Instead of helping a victim? Nice try, Ivan.
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  48. Russia is always more or less the same. It was like that with or without Putin.
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  49. Poland and Germany train Ukrainian soldiers and it's called help for invaded country.
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  50.  @seanmoran2743  Most French can not even put Ukraine on the map. It took a lot of money for Germany to "fall in love" with Russia while Frech people and French leaders love Russia for free. French people have always been naive when it comes to Russia. It's easy to be like that when you have no common border with a terrorist state and no such experience as Polish people or Baltic States.
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