Comments by "Paul Panter" (@paulpanter1092) on "The Sun" channel.

  1. When will Russia change its flag to swastika?
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  2. I'm just imagining what Putin looks like in prison garb but the idea alone is very nice :hand-orange-covering-eyes:
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  3. look at the footage, people are there, and cars explanation for our russian trolls: cars are those metal objects with four pneus
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  4. trust Putin, and then avoid to stay at windows, esp. in the 5th floor
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  5. With overwhelming superiority, the Red Army went into battle for the Minsk-Moscow highway in 1943. Their losses were 14 times the German defenses, more than 530,000 soldiers. She became an example of incompetent leadership. The current russian army acts in good tradition
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  6. looks like russia would be healthier for the russians - the air in ukraine makes you sick, especially if it contains himars or javelins :yougotthis:
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  7. big cinema, overview in hd quality no chance for the rats to hide :yougotthis:
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  8.  @anslogarrick7638  Hundreds of thousands have already left Russia and are not coming back, hundreds of thousands are at war or have already been killed or wounded. Who still works in Russia: who are too ill or too old for the military, alcoholics and good-for-nothings Russia faces hard times
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  9.  @morge...  Russia has no Glory, Ivan
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  10. yes, the mothers want to have their heroes at home and not in the war of the mad Putin
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  11. Yesterday the russians stood before the abyss. Today they are one step further :hand-orange-covering-eyes:
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  12. they are not brave enough to stay in russia
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  13. once agein? 😂
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  14. they send Putin to Gulag? :yougotthis:
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  15. their business is to stay at home and not invade peaceful countries :yougotthis:
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  16. yes, Schoigu is very generous according to russian successes :yougotthis:what else shell he say, the poor gnome
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  17. unlike putin, he is a leader and not a jumping jack
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  18. Russian fate: "Dictatorships often seem stable to the point where they aren't."
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  19. Good news. Now Russia is the aggressor, not the defender, Ivan.
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  20. has been, Ivan :yougotthis:
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  21. you watch too much Russian TV and still believe that crap
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  22. The entire operation of the plant will be shut down for at least months. And where do you get the components and spare parts that the West supplied? :hand-orange-covering-eyes:
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  23. who cares? 🌻
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  24. The "emperor" Selensky is defending his homeland against russian murdergangs, Ivantroll
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  25. Three months before the war, in December 2021, it was discussed how Ukraine should be divided among the large Russian corporations. :oops:
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  26.  @tallahassZ  Selensky defends his homeland against bloody Orcs, dont you know?
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  27. the MOD, the Master of Desaster
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  28.  @rammingspeed5217  good grief ...
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  29. looks like russia would be healthier for the russians - the air in ukraine make them sick, especially if it contains himars, javelins, drones and excaliburs :yougotthis:
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  30.  @vikaandr.1215  after ten trains passing the bridge it will collapse
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  31. In the Budapest Memorandum of 1994, Russia recognized the statehood and territorial integrity of Ukraine as binding under international law; in return, Ukraine gave up its Soviet-era nuclear weapons. So what are the Russians doing in Ukraine?
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  32. yes, on the way to Melitopol, Ivan :yougotthis:
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  33. 3 Steps From Hell - Heart of Courage :yougotthis:
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  34.  @parts1982  the owner of the land are escaped from the Orcs, only the rest is in the region since 1999 Ukraine is an indipendent state, nothing to do with Lenin
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  35. the trollfactories try to get some points of success when the army is failing
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  36. a pity about the many houses that have to be destroyed in order to expel the orcs from the country 👀
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  37. no NATO needed, the bear is killing itself
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  38. when will Russia change its flag to swastika?
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  39.  @kiriladamski387  In the Budapest Memorandum of 1994, Russia recognized the statehood and territorial integrity of Ukraine as binding under international law; in return, Ukraine gave up its Soviet-era nuclear weapons. So what are the Russians doing in Ukraine?
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  40. and sing YMCA
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  41.  @Aluminium11  hundreds of thousands have already left russia and are not coming back, hundreds of thousands are in the war or have already been killed or wounded. Who still works in Russia: who are too ill or too old for the military, alcoholics, good-for-nothings and Prigoschin-Bots russia is facing hard times
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  42. just open your eyes and look, Ivan
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  43. would you visit Putin in nuthouse?
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  44. Im a little sad, not he whole train has burnt
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  45. Andrei Nikulin: "Thank you very much, dear Russian government, that year after year we continue to realize how well we used to live."
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  46. finaly: Igor Girkin (Strelkow): "After a civil war, Russia will break up into separate states"
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  47. you watch too much Russian TV and still believe that crap
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  48. the bodies of the nearby soldiers stop the splinters
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  49.  @BoxcarWillie42  Russia is dying. Go to the villages. You will see drunks, drug addicts and criminals. This is the result of 20 years of Putin.
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  50.  @kani6855  ukrainien artillery has the longer range :yougotthis:
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