Comments by "Steffan Hoffmann" (@steffanhoffmann8937) on "Al Arabiya English" channel.

  1. THE most seemingly insane fascist rushist on this planet. He actually believes it. That's insanity.
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  2. It works both ways. I watch Russian version of EU news. There's lots of inaccuracies.
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  3.  @M-a_r_a_f_o_n_e-z  Then you might also agree, that Russian TV translates English incorrectly too. Particularly, on EU news channels. Which can also be misconstrued.
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  4. Move then.
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  5. No
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  6.  @shaheemabelgoute2085  Many Thanks. I will.
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  7.  @mathijszwier6026  It's disgusting yes. Their Russian TV stations are the same.
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  8. @Mystery Rosebud There are no traitors. Just misguided people on both sides.
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  9. Honesty and politicians? I'm not sure why you said that.
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  10.  @garethwilliams8735  I'm not saying you're incorrect, about what you've just said in your opening sentences. The rest of it is just conjecture. Plus I'm not repeating, what I've said here elsewhere already. If you think Russia's politicians, are what you have implied, then you need to take a long hard look. Thanks.
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  11.  @saeed6811  and you are qualified to say that are you?
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  12.  @weemusic7697  I have lived in both countries. Where have you been? Colorado the furthest is it? Plus It's are you serious? Not ....you are serious? That's a statement combined with a ? mark. You've not been here long Tovaresch.
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  13.  @annebalderston2520  because he's a rather sad individual?
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  14.  @frankthetank5708  in a nutshell
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  15.  @TheMoArtis  perfect reply and better than mine.
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  16. Whilst overall I cannot agree, with the methods being carried out. I've also watched Russian language TV stations; and it seems to suggest Putin would use warheads. It did come across as threatening. Of course it did. I'm grateful at least, for hearing the other side of the story. Which for some reason, I am unable to obtain, on YouTube generally speaking. I used to be a British English language consultant, in Kyiv one year; and Odessa three. I left 31st March 2021, because of the border exercises. My teacher friend, from USA, was killed mid-March THIS year. He was buying food for a local hospital. Outside Chernhiv. As supplies were low in certain food. He was standing in a queue when shells hit. I now live in Alanya Turkey; and a great Med Sea climate. I live amongst many people, from different countries here. Scandinavians. Western European and Eastern European included. Ukrainians get on with Russians. Most are ex USSR compatriots I spose. In fact, we all get along; in some small way. I'm not sure I agree; with everything Mister Lavrov said. At one stage he also got aggressive. For example Finland. Sweden. They've been drawn into NATO, by requesting membership, because they're scared of Russia. However, I think he's correct about the inconsistency of Ukraine's requests; and even stance. I found them to be quite corrupt; generally speaking. When I lived there. Altho' I liked them very much. Lavrov was allowed to make his point. It's the first time I've heard him speak English too. It's very good indeed. Thanks for this posting.
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  17. You forgot to add Russian language TV stations and journos. Thanks. They're just as bad.
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  18.  @scorpiorules  I think BBC is generally speaking. Putin for example hasn't kicked them out of Moscow.
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  19. Naive. Did you listen to anything that the journo asked?
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  20.  @rrs_13  If you could speak and understand Russian even about 50%. Watched their TV stations and news features. You'd retract what you've just written.
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  21.  @majdavojnikovic  Really? My friend in Odessa is ex USSR worker. Retired teacher. She gets $133 a month. My friend in Cardiff Wales is an ex school teacher. Retired. He gets 1500 sterling a month. Plus the state pension of 800 sterling a month. That's converted to $2800 a month. Now go back to picking potatoes. Putin is laughing at your pensions on his yacht.
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  22.  @elenaustyuzhanina297  That would be true I believe. If you look elsewhere here, I've made comments about my life in St Petersburg, many years ago. Teaching English, albeit for a shorter period; than Ukraine. I believe their country is young and vibrant, with young politicians and TV presenters. Russia is the opposite in my experience, of both life; and the one sided TV propaganda. Nostalgic for the USSR. Botox people. Narcissism almost, with boastful, soulless, Bolshovik rhetoric. Rather somewhat embarrassing. A person can say anything virtually, without fear of being arrested in Ukraine. The last time russia had any sort of freedom like that, would be under the leadership of Gorbachev, with glasnost and perestroika. Yeltsin taking the democratic baton onward. I was a British (rather tiresome that title; because of this 🇺🇲🤗🇺🇲) English language consultant in Kyiv one year and Odessa three. I left Odessa last 31st of March 2021; because of Putin even then, playing about on the borders. So I have also travelled, to around 32 countries; possibly more. Currently, I live in Alanya Turkey; and a great Med Sea climate. I've met many nations here, from Eastern and Western Europe. Scandinavia etc. People are the same; generally speaking. Russians don't mix very well though. It's perhaps, as seemingly, they can't join in conversations. Most of those other countries I've mentioned can. Possibly for sixty or more years. I wish you a lovely day; and thanks for your comments. Благодарю вас. Дуакую Добрый день Хороший день Ps You may or may not be interested, in this ex USA military gentleman's point of view. Somehow I doubt whether you'd have access to it. Jake is now a successful entrepreneur. It's an American perspective; and not necessarily my own. However at least I can view and listen to it. https://youtu.be/QYlK88HGnpg
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  23. Read again, what you've just written please. Orwell meant that, from the perspective of any political ideology. He didn't select just one.
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  24.  @garethwilliams8735  Naive comments.
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  25.  @DrStrangelove-w9w  🇬🇧🇺🇦🇺🇲😄
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  26.  @saeed6811  54 countries Although historically connected to the British Empire, any country can apply to be a member of the Commonwealth, regardless of its intersection with Britain's colonial past. The Commonwealth consists of 54 countries, including the United Kingdom.
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  27. He's a WANKER. Maybe you're twins.
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  28. That's not objective.
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  29.  @crystalkim4026  Good points expressed. Full stop.
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  30.  @thirdnorthwind2176  Thanks Russian bot. However the reality is, that the Finnish people I know, who spend a lot of time in Alanya Turkey; because of the great weather here. Would disagree with you. They don't speak to Russians here. Are fearful that Vladolf Hitler, will do the same to them eventually. Perhaps you are not aware, of the bad things they did, under the USSR. I'm not going to bother to comment, on your Lavrov misguided comments.
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  31. Move there you ungrateful excuse.
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  32.  @АлексейБаштырев-ц8н  fascist rushist. Genocide supporter. When fascist russia is finally attacked and you are displaced like Ukrainian people. Let's see how much you love these Soviet legacy, Bolshovik murderous, jealous, boastful, narcissistic, uncivilised excuses for humans then.
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  33.  @repealsection230forbigtech4  Of course he would. Ask those poor Ukrainians, who have been displaced; and murdered, by his seemingly bully boy, rapist, Bolshevik turned fascist; military.
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  34.  @andypandy6137  There's lots of deluded people here like that.
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  35.  @andypandy6137  Quite accurate I believe. Have a lovely day. 👍
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  36. @Christopher Powell taffy!
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  37.  @ShawnFFO  of course you do fascist zombie
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  38. @Christopher Powell much cleverer than you I'd wager
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  39.  @CyberWTF  Wanker fascism and genocidist...you!
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  40.  @tatianavorobiova8015  I'm rich as fuck!
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  41.  @Glenn-ei3xp  Queen Elizabeth is the Queen.
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  42.  @FailedFlea93  what's that got to do with anything here?
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  43.  @davidfeher2163  cheers froggie
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  44. @ronaldson martin peasantic commie potato picking comment
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  45.  @majdavojnikovic  that's because he's scared. Nobody cares a fuck what he says
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  46.  @FailedFlea93  you're a liar. If love Russia so much you bloody zombie. Get gone there. You'd soon be crying back for your mummy.
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  47.  @Glenn-ei3xp  🤣
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  48.  @majdavojnikovic  okay 👌 here's the thing. I was comparing. Odessa was the USSR when she worked and lived there. Before it was Ukraine. Now who's the stupid one? Here's some info for you. As I assume you do fuck all except comment with profascist shit. Personally I'd like to say stop bombing Parisians but I won't.... So Here's why my education is better than yours....ready? What still surprises me, is that anyone is still surprised; at this depravity. USSR soldiers, were the biggest mass rapists in history. Raping females aged 8, to pensioner age octogenarian s'thing; in WW2 PEACETIME EAST BERLIN and East Germany. All hidden then but replicated in Ukraine. Lied about victory in WW2. Falsifying info and dates, to suit the communist agenda. Someone, somewhere, famous once said; they were subhumans. Discuss. I was a consultant, in Kyiv one year; and Odessa three. I left on 31st March 2021; because of Putin even then, playing on the borders. I now live on the Beautiful coastline; of the Med Sea. I taught in St Petersburg many years ago also. For a shorter period. I understand and speak both their languages; to an acceptable level. Both nations concentrate on excitement, hyperbole; and drama generally speaking. Lack of verbs and adjectives; make them sound like childish spoken English. Added with names, that don't correspond with modernity. It's actually quite amusing. However in my experience of both nations. Ukraine is full of energy, enthusiasm and vitality. With young politicians and TV presenters. Trying to break away, from this Russian obsessiveness with them. Probably throughout history. Favourably in Ukraine, a person can say anything; without fear of being arrested. Russian TV and politicians are the opposite of that. Full of USSR nostalgia; and depressing programs. Drama is Botox world; and TV presenters and superstar 🤗ex Soviet entertainers, who nobody's ever heard of. Transfixed with the Bolshevik, uncivilised, murdering past. Ironically currently Nouveau-Fascism. Russians generally speaking, are cold hearted, robotic, soulless, boring, jealous, narcissistic, boastful people. I've met lots from both countries. I'm entitled to say that. Your turn
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  49. Name them please.
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  50.  @uldos3193  Thank you. Not a very impressive list none the less.
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