Comments by "knopkaplay" (@knopkaplay0507) on "Russia's Long-Term Plan for Europe" video.

  1. Scary!
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  2. Funny. An Eastern European perspective from someone who can't read an Eastern European place name without butchering it beyond recognition? What are YOU there for? What were YOU doing at Polish peaceful rallies? I mean, ok, you can probably leverage your hopefully-soon-to-materialize PhD to talk about economics - and perhaps haircare products - but all of your geopolitical drivel is top-class tinfoil madhattery.
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  3. ​@melgibsonmovieну-ка, попробуй ещё разок просмотреть это не шибко длинное видео и найти там "фактов" - не очешуительных историй, и не "it is my strong belief", а фактов. Потом, если время будет, можешь попробовать проделать то же самое с другими его видео. Фактажа реально ноль :-) А про восточноевропейца - я б слова дурного не сказал, если б он внезапно не стал говорить с позиций представителя восточной Европы. Смешно же :-)
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  4. А это что это вообще за язык такой подозрительный в демократических неполживых комментариях? Не russki ли? Никак, путинский тролль? Шифроваться же надо, чтоб, понимаешь, covertly subvert nascent democracy. A то щас тут быстро модератор прийде-порядок наведе!
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  5. Not to be outdone, we evil Russians are hatching a devious plan of extraditing all Great Danes from Russia. We don't have too many, admittedly - they are big, don't live long, and are kinda hard to feed, - but we'll also ban Danish pastry. Oh, we'll also cancel Hamlet. Take this, Denmark!
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  6. Another piece of...
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  7.  @annaclarke7643  Anna, if you were to remove all Russians from your government, research institutions and, to a lesser degree, education system - you won't be left with much... Thank the nineties and Aussie talent visa...
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  8.  @Ukie88 also ukies, don't forget the ukies! They've already covertly taken over Canada - Aus and Pommieland are next!
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  9. Well, given that a good portion of older Ukrainians have a really hard time speaking Ukrainian, I wouldn't be too sure...
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  10. YouTube is definitely suppressing laughter, I bet...
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  11.  @ukraine-gonna-beat-ruzzia  hi there! No evacuees that I have personally seen; a friend of mine is in Kursk now with family, should be returning on the 20th, I'll let you know. Overall - a very questionable move on UA part.
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  12.  @ukraine-gonna-beat-ruzzia  of course - Russia has always been open to ending the special military operation. On Russian terms. Having Ukrainian troops in Kursk region doesn't really fit in well with this plan, so I wouldn't anticipate meaningful negotiations opening any time soon - or until the Kursk incursion is over, anyway.
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  13.  @ukraine-gonna-beat-ruzzia  boring or not - we've seen some attempts at negotiations, some starting offers on the table, etc. I really don't think an incursion/invasion into Kursk adds a meaningful bargaining chip for UA. What it does, though, is antagonize Russians, which hitherto didn't, by and large, have any hatred towards Ukrainians as people. Some of the videos coming from Sudzha may change that. Anyways, like I said, I'll let you know what the chatter on the ground is once I hear back from my friend - off to work, TTYL.
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  14.  KimTiger777  in Moscow, the then-military attache of NATO had a three-story apartment right opposite the Kremlin's main tower. Noone seemed to care.
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  15.  @joeordinary2trumpheroofrussia  could be that your values have gone somewhat stale?
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  16. Have you? Any insights?
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  17. Okay, I get Finland and the Baltics, but why Mongolia?
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