Comments by "David H" (@DavidHalko) on "Russia’s Biggest Problem: Ukrainians Want to Keep Fighting" video.

  1. ⁠​⁠​⁠ @devotion240  “Ukraine’s pursuit of alliance with NATO countries” Maybe Russia should not have invaded & annexed portions of Ukraine when Ukraine was pursuing economic interests with The West… this was when Ukraine was divided & not interested in military alignment. Putin drove Ukraine Westward, when Putin could have incentivized Ukraine Eastward with reforms in Russia. Russia demonstrated there was no future but slavery, torture, and death in a Russian influenced Ukraine. Ukrainians who fiercely wanted independence of the East & West were pushed Westward by Putin.
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  2.  @BolshevikCarpetbagger1917  - “Putin did drive Ukraine eastward… selling oil and gas” But that was too little, too late. Ukraine had already been working with several exploration companies, where Ukraine would have been supplying their own oil and gas. What is better? Harvest your own oil & gas, or pay Russia for it? Clearly, paying Russia was not enough. “EU deal that would have required Ukraine to raise prices by at least 100%” That is speculation. The EU deal would have opened up new markets for Ukraine’s existing grain products, oil/gas products which were under exploration, and Ukraine had been working to become a Hydrogen Exporter to Europe. This would have caused inflation, due to the immense number of jobs & cash flowing to Ukraine, but the standard of living would have raised for everyone! “U.S/NATO regime change outfits” I am sorry to tell you, but large bureaucratic organizations don’t change courses quickly, it takes immense pressure to make them change course. Something like an invasion of a nation & committing genocide. Invading Georgia did not cause a response, because of limited Russian intervention. Invading Ukraine in 2014 did not cause a response, because of limited Russian intervention. Invading Ukraine again in 2022 caused real support from western nations. “… commenced their work in Ukraine” Unfortunately, Russia - invaded Ukraine regions in 2014 with gas/oil exploration - created killing fields of civilians in occupied Ukraine territories - deported children from Ukraine into Russia - castrated POW’s, to limit new children to be born in Ukraine - depopulated nearly all males from 18-60 in Russian Occupied Donbas by ensuring they would all be killed in the meat waves against fellow Ukrainians - mined the Ukrainian dam circa 2022 which provided water for grain production, so Russia could starve Ukrainians again like the original Holodomor - later blew up the Ukrainian dam in 2023, the water store for Hydrogen cracking - possibly just mined the nuclear plant, where Hydrogen would be produced for Europe
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  3. You did pretty well! If they allow the Russians to take over again, they killed millions through the Holodomor, would you want to be actively killed & worked to death? Most people, in their right minds, would not, especially so close to the 100th anniversary of when they did it the last time.
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