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  1.  @mayer14474  The USA cannot stomach any ally with even half as power. They never wanted Russia as any ally and friend. They just wanted Russia to be weakened.
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  2. Apparently “Mikola Boltenko” has just travelled to Ukraine via Poland. His “X” account is full of him moaning about being held up at the border and searched by Ukrainian border guards. I guess English are gonna English and moan about anything that puts them outside of comfort zone. LOL something tells me his trip is not going to be enjoyable….
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  3. I bet the taxi driver didn't love it.
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  4. Sergey Bodrov didn’t say “support your country even if it is wrong”. You completely misunderstood it.
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  5.  @mayer14474  You're obviously self-conscious about your ethnic background, otherwise you'd have no problem declaring it. The second part of your username sounds Iranian, which would be super-funny. France's colonies did an awful lot better than the USA's crappy one's in Liberia, the Phillipines, etc.
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  6. The way things are going in the UK (thanks to Brexit and bumbling Boris Johnson): Much of the UK is going to look run-down and old fashioned. Roman would be able to indulge in nostalgia for things that still look like they’re trapped in a time warp of 2007.
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  7.  @mayer14474  You're too funny. Oh yeah, that's really going to get any response from me other than laughter (en sarc). So what is this ethnic background of yours that gives you license to knock the French?
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  8. I can’t get over how Seagal can’t speak any Russian, despite having lived there for well over 5 years.
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  9.  @saint4life09  LOL if I was British; being against the economic suicide that Brexit is proving and a useless and self-serving PM like Boris Johnson would be an act of patriotism as I’d be wanting wants best for my country.
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  10. Erm being a traitor is worse than being a mere sellout.
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  11.  @Seth9809  I’ve heard a lot of unsavoury anecdotes about Yeltsin as a person also.
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  12.  @mayer14474  Yeah you're right I love seeing you trying to cheaply reassure yourself. So pitiful...
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  13. These losers will be just like Lee Harvey Oswald defecting to the USSR in 1959. Within a year they will hate Russia and be trying to return to the USA within two years.
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  14.  @mayer14474  Thanks for the laugh.
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  15.  @orestmarkheva7325  By this thing called logic. Keeping quiet is not the same thing as supporting. Someone could say “Orest Makheva is a bumbling imbecile”. By me not saying anything merely means that I offer no opinion one way of the other.
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  16. Capitalism comrade’s. This never would’ve happened in Soviet times. Oh, wait…
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  17. I never imagined I'd ever see a video with credence clearwater revival being played in St Petersburg.
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  18.  @Silver_Prussian  Russia aren't wrong to invade Ukraine, let alone commit a wide range of atrocities? What are you on? And before you begin; No I do NOT support the USA's little game to try and get Ukraine & Georgia to join NATO. I think Russia is right to resist this, but no that does NOT justify invasion.
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  19. Did you miss the part about him needing a visa?
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  20. Tasty. Full stop.
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  21.  @sammiller6631  No. It’s fine when you use proper English.
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  22.  @sammiller6631  No. In proper English: The punctuation mark is called the full stop.
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  23.  @htcmlcrip  Toasted buckwheat (kasha) is fine with just salt…
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  24.  @htcmlcrip  They sell buckwheat kernels already toasted in Russia & Eastern Europe
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  25. I could never understand the appeal anyone sees in Joe Rogan either. He has no charisma, he never says anything interesting or profound, I find his voice irritating. Unless he’s talking about Boxing: He’s like the dumb kid at school who was always trying to act like he knew anything out of insecurity. An annoying bombastic clown.
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  26. Dubai?! Why on earth waste your money going to that fake dump?
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  27. Of course this is all too complicated for people who feel better about their lives by taking pleasure in Russians perishing in the Donbas.
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  28. I wonder what dirt the FSB has on this clown?
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  29. I can’t get over how Russians think that McDonald’s is actually good. It’s garbage food. You get it because it’s convenient, not because you especially like it.
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  30. War certainly brings out the worst in people. I get reminded in times like this how some people (especially in the USA) are looking for an enemy to attack.
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  31. Hahahaha 50 cent sucks….
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  32.  @thnkng  No I’m doing no such thing. I’m using cancel culture as an example of how enough Americans could be fine with losing free speech and freedoms.
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  33.  @dmitryskvortsov7021  Because I’ve never known of any Russian who had a clue about that sort of music even existing and because the music is from 50 years ago, during the Cold War when there was little trade between the USA and then USSR, and because the music is in a completely different language.
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  34.  @SteinGauslaaStrindhaug  Okay I was wrong; you did understand that he was not speaking of blindly “supporting” or not, but merely about how he wasn’t in a position to criticise Russia (in general) during the Chechen wars.
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  35.  @Silver_Prussian  Nobody else shares your delusional conspiracy theory denials.
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  36.  @sammiller6631  Well… …where did the language originate? Besides: American English sounds lame and low-IQ. Calling a full stop a “period” is a golden example of this.
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  37. Looks like Russians could be put off of crappy McDonalds. A silver lining or rhe war
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  38. I don’t believe Rubin & Tim Pool for one second that they weren’t entirely aware that they were being paid by Russia to spread this right-wing conservative and pro-Russian blather. They’re trying to cover their own bottoms for the moment, but they have no credibility, it is far more likely that they are lying and if it’s proven in the future that they did know; I will be not at all surprised. And none of these revelations surprise me to begin with. Furthermore: I will not be surprised if this is just the tip of the iceberg. There are other YouTubers and influencers whose actions, especially their sudden lurches to conservatism & the right, are also highly dubious. Russell Brand, Paul Joseph Watson, Candice Owens, Lauren Southern, Milo Yiannopolous, LT Corbis I have long all been suspicious about.
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  39.  @street-meat  Who says it’s fine for politicians?! If it’s fine: Why the secrecy? Why didn’t Pool openly declare being a paid mouthpiece?
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  40.  @street-meat  Well this video isn’t about politicians being outed for taking Russian bribes. It is about YouTubers being outed for taking Russian bribes. Hahaha who’d have figured (*headpat*)…
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  41.  @valhalla8894  I like it. And it’s very good for you, rich in fibre and vitamins. Funny thing is; non-toasted buckwheat doesn’t taste too great at all. And buckwheat flour tastes like mud.
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  42. Wake up. The USA has more than its fair share of backward and ignorant morons. You need to stop with this garbage about how you’re such “leaders of freedom”, etc.
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  43. To be honest: I think there's a lot to be said for Stalinist architecture. It's a shame it was from a nation with an economic system that made their construction rare due to their high expense. When Stalin died; they had to go with the Kryushev era prefabricated blocks.
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  44. I can’t believe Roman wasted his money going to a place as rubbish as Dubai…
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  45.  @Randomuniverse-qn6cc  Why not?
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  46. I’m a New Zealander of British heritage and I think you’re 100% correct. The British always try and take a moral high ground and make smug judgment calls on other nations. They literally turn a blind eye to the fact that their empires and subsequent 18th and 19th economic prosperity was built on ruining the Indian subcontinent and Africa. And they are blissfully unaware of their own nations festering issues such as the influence of tabloid media, their class system, and most recently the economic fallout from the moronic departure from the European Union. And annoyingly; many people here in New Zealand have inherited their smug attitude. Thankfully it is slowly dying off. Although to be honest; Americans are at least as bad. My office had a colleague over from the USA back in February. He went on a rant one day about Serbia and Serbs (he’s never known a Serb) and how they’re all imperialistic and almost Russians. He was suddenly speechless when I reminded him how his nation was built of theft from Red Indians….
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  47. I’m a New Zealander of British heritage and I think you’re 100% correct. The British always try and take a moral high ground and make smug judgment calls on other nations. They literally turn a blind eye to the fact that their empires and subsequent 18th and 19th economic prosperity was built on ruining the Indian subcontinent and Africa. And they are blissfully unaware of their own nations festering issues such as the influence of tabloid media, their class system, and most recently the economic fallout from the moronic departure from the European Union. And annoyingly; many people here in New Zealand have inherited their smug attitude. Thankfully it is slowly dying off. Although to be honest; Americans are at least as bad. My office had a colleague over from the USA back in February. He went on a rant one day about Serbia and Serbs (he’s never known a Serb) and how they’re all imperialistic and almost Russians. He was suddenly speechless when I reminded him how his nation was built on theft from Red Indians….
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  48. Blaire White showed me that every community has its people too moronic for principles…
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  49. It looks uncannily like a lot of late 20th century buildings in New York.
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  50. Roman: McDonalds is seriously LAME. It’s convenient and quick but it’s not good food. You buy it for convenience not because it’s good. People who think McDonalds is good are losers and lame people who’ve been deprived of actual good food.
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