Comments by "Kamper Foelie" (@TheKamperfoelie) on "Katyn - WWII's Forgotten Massacre" video.

Not forgotten, and we Dutch are tremendously gratefull for the Polish liberators of western europe
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@MrMalicious5 wow wow wow now, The US fought the war on the wrong side? Are you serious?? Stalin being a psychopathic murderous paranoid heartless basterd doesnt change the fact that Hitler and the Nazis were a scourge from hell!! Get real!!
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@IamDoogy Really, the media adore Mao and Stalin and the like? Shouldnt you get your head out of that strange conspiratory hole you put it in? I am seeing a trend that people tend to polarize things, but you’re off the scale. Lighten up, Covid robs you of fun things to do, but dont let it get to you.
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Bogey I disagree with you, now I am a ‘silencer of truths?’ Alas, I wish I was young. Naive? With women maybe, but politics? Nah. Dont trust anyone gets you the farthest. But enough about me, lets stick to the facts. I’m calling what you say a bit conspiracy-minded because it is polarized. You probably have the idea that there are forces conspiring on a grand scale and controlling the media bla bla. Which is a mind trap. Everything you see then fits into this scheme. But it would also make to fit if you thought 180 degrees otherwise. It’s much simpler than that. As Occam’s razor defines. There is just life going on. Everything you see can be explained by human behavior. Fear, opportunism, greed, etc. No need for conspiracies. I would call anyone thinking in grand conspiracies naive, in the sense that they are satisfied with ‘forces being at work’ being the explanation for things that happen in the world. Doesnt mean there isnt some scheming. The von Ribbentrop pact being one. The last invasion of Iraq is a clear one. Oil fields were divided before they went in. But that is just human nature with some truly rotten people in the wrong places. But that nonsens about media being communist, cmon. Sure, Rupert murdoch is communist, lol.
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@ТимофейКузьмин-у1ь so it is obvious that Russia attacks Finland in order to take more buffer land for Leningrad? As it is obvious for Russia/USSR to occupy Poland, not only in 1939, but also in the centuries before 1918? And there are countless other examples: the Baltic states, Ukraine, Bessarabia, the caucasus, the asian central states, hell, even Manchuria. Look, theres a word for it, it’s called Empire, or Imperialism, or just doing what you damn well please, not caring what the occupied cultures think about it. Russia, even in the time of the USSR has been nothing more or less than an Empire, grabbing when they could. Theres nothing unique in that, there have been several other european empires, to name the first. A particular grim card the Russian people got dealt relatively recently was the nazi Third Reich invading them, an empire itself however briefly. All of Europe and a good deal of the rest of the world was in that same card game though, and no one got good cards there, perhaps excluding the US, since it upgraded them instantly to leading world power. But that doesnt mean that Russia/USSR gets some sort of different position in the fact that governing other cultures/people or just simply destroying them by decimation and assimilation, is then felt as, oh well, it’s the Russians, we dont mind being subjugated/assimilated. Nobody likes their freedom let alone their life to be taken away thusly. The fact that a lot of russians simply regard the Ukraine, Belorussia and probably Poland and the baltic states for example as rightfully part of Grand Russia illustrates how their mind works in this respect. So dont come crying well the Poles attacked Russia once too and you shouldnt be remembering Katyn. Of course Russia was invaded, and by hosts of others during the times. But that still makes that Katyn was what it was, an atrocity in a time of atrocities. Perpetrated by Stalin and his people. Who were pigs, not unlike the Nazis. Perhaps it was a time of pigs, more than most times at least. So dont come howling that we all need to not remember Katyn because Poles also attacked Russia one or two times. Because that is what you are doing. We watchers of Mark Felton love history, we dont need the NKVD to come and spread their propaganda.
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Bogey wow you are being particularly gloomy. Arent you taking this conspiratorial thinking a bit too serious?
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@vchk5330 ah, the Russian response, deny everything, immediately. And blame the first other thing that comes to mind
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@PS987654321PS lol, you accuse people of collaborating without actually knowing what you would do if you where in their shoes? Thats a remarkable man, a man who claims to know himself. Even Socrates and Plato doubted such a thing existed.
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@PS987654321PS who says the Dutch wont admit, you? Do you really claim or think that the Dutch people are not aware that there were collaborators? Man how do you think Anne Frank got deported? And what ‘we’ is that that can hold people to certain standards? What Persecutor do you claim to be? Oh wait, this is a video about Katyn. Thats why we have to hold everyone and everything to standards, just as long as we not pay attention to the atrocities perpetrated by Stalin’s pigs. That is the idea right?
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@CBielski87 I’m not sure what narratives you speak of exactly, but I don’t think many people believe the Nazi and Bolshevic narratives about Poland. Concerning the masses, they dont care anyhow. Those who are interested, I think they are able to see through any wafer thin narrative these two sewer pipes pumped up.
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@ushikiii no, not all Russians, that would imply some radical differences in regard to other nationalities. But surely you have noticed that the Russian response to an allegation is immediate denial? Whether it is downing a civilian airliner, poisoning political enemies, assassinating critical journalists or (prevented) spy operations on foreign soil? Or Katyn or other atrocities for that matter. With which I’m not implying that other nations are saints though. But to me, it’s a very recognizable, Russian, reflex
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@JesterEric lol. History told like that can only emerge from one place. And it’s not the madhouse. Well, perhaps not much different that from a Russian mind.
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@IamDoogy Yes yes, allright, sure I’m a child and my ass is backward. We can all call each other child and such, but thats not the point is it? Now please, in order for my ass to get in the right order, tell me what it is I’m wrong about.
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Wow that went ugly quick
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@PseudonymsAreGovnoYaEbalGoogle listen, it is one thing to see things in the right perspective, that 20th century Soviet union was the best hell could offer, and that few single human being can be held accountable for all of the misery, the atrocities that were brought upon people, not the least on the Russian people themselves. Except maybe Stalin, his pigs, and the ones filling his place after him and of course the nazi’s. But it’s another thing to simply state that ‘people just stopped speaking their native language’, as if by free choice. By that you simply state that the terrible anguish and misery of the peoples living under Russian/Soviet subjugation was (and is) just a trifle. And that every allegation that the soviets perpetrated atrocities on the non-russian people they subjugated is not true. That is the Russian reflex. Deny everything.
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