Comments by "jdg" (@jdg9999) on "Alex Christoforou" channel.

  1. That "buying time" thing was a line they used for Mariupol too.
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  2. Yep, might not even have planted the bomb, but could have been there to do surveillance.
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  3. If they were sending a message that they could take out communication cables, why wouldn't they... take out a communication cable.
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  4. Stories released the same day in Germany and the US. Lol.
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  5. Yeah always disgusted by people who that this as a joke, laughing on twitter and reddit at videos of soldiers (of any side) being killed etc.
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  6. Yep, the Dnieper seems like the logical choice.
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  7. Although if she is brazen enough she could do exactly that, and even though doing a press conference actually proves nothing, people will see it as you do and assume that proves her innocence.
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  8. It's more about character. There are plenty of highly competent and serious people that age, though obviously less than there are at older ages. But it's obvious to see the difference in maturity between her and say Sebstian Kurtz of Austria. And remember, Pitt the Younger became British Prime Minister in 1804 at the age of 24! Though I guess he really was one of those one in a million you mentioned.
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  9. You're right, I've also tried not to jump to conclusions. However if the evidence is all real, then it does seem very convincing.
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  10. Seems like another PR stunt, none of these things make any material difference to the war.
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  11. I wonder how long it'll be before the sex tape comes out.
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  12. The funny thing is that the short term arrogance of the West has permanently ensure they're basically never going to be able to engage in military adventures against weaker countries unopposed again. The Russians will make a point of helping kill as many British/American/French etc soldiers as possible. Imagine of (unlike in the made up CIA story). The Russians had been training and arming the Taliban with high quality sniper rifles, encrypted radios, MANPADS and satellite intelligence. NATO casualties would have been 20 times higher. In the case of a close ally like Serbia, Russian forces will be on the ground.
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  13. I loved all the instant "experts say it was probably an internal feud in the Russian elite or something", literally the exact same crap that was later proven to be BS when Darya Dugina was murdered.
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  14. Yeah, even though I'm pro Russian, I try to be sceptical about stuff and not just go with my biases. The Russian government has lied before and tried to shift blame for things for propaganda reasons (like all governments do) However if this evidence is all real, it seems pretty convincing. This woman rented an apartment in the same building as Daria, and entered and exited the country using fake licence plates. There is no other logical explanation that makes sense than that she was involved in the assassination.
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  15. Russia should offer to take the refugees lol, that will make the Western media go off.
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  16. Merry Christmas Alex!
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  17. Does Kissinger think the Russians are stupid? A promise from the West that they will "listen to Russia in future"? Lol.
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  18. Cruise missiles are actually fairly straightforward to manufacture if you have the designs and experience of doing so (which the Russians of course do). Both American and Russian cruise missiles are 80s technology. Even a Pentium chip from a 1990s desktop computer is 10x more powerful than you need for the guidance chip for one, so the idea that Russia is in any way harmed by sanctions here is laughable. And the engines can be manufactured quite simply since unlike jet engines for planes that need to function reliably for decades, the ones in cruise missiles are destroyed in under an hour when they hit their target. Ridiculous Western propaganda.
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