Comments by "Anthony Hulse" (@anthonyhulse1248) on "" video.

I grew up fearing the Soviet Union. There were often documentaries showing how many thousands of tanks were poised to sweep across Europe, and documentaries showing the power of their nuclear arsenal. We believed that Europe wouldn't stand a chance. On the other hand I always wondered in the back of my mind how a state with such a relatively small economy, and so backward in technology could be so powerful. I guess we believed that the Soviet System worked in some way. And now Ukraine is proving that this fear was unfounded. The emperor had no clothes, the Tiger was made of paper. Slava Ukraine.
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@soho2409 it included many subjugated peoples and nations. The fear was based on tyrants like Stalin, Krushchev, Brezhnev who ruled through fear and personal diktat. I have always regarded the Ukrainians like the Poles: people wanting to be free.
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@soho2409 only orcs fear the Ukrainians. It’s good to be fearsome when facing dragons.
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