Comments by "Вячеслав Скопюк" (@user-yj8vj3sq6j) on "VICE" channel.

  1. Better support your soldiers in Yemen :D
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  2. probably he just overindulged himself with local booze in the previous days
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  3. ROFLMAO. So-called ''militias' aren't 'normal everyday folk'. They mostly consist of far-right radicals, ultras, some are long-trained ukrainian nationalists insurgents, and some - plain criminals
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  4. Lol. Some nice cozy alternate reality you live in
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  5. Ukrainian 'militias'(volunteer battalions and 'Right Sector Volunteer Corps') has nothing to do with defending homes. People on the other side are really fighting to defend their homes or homes of their comrades from such scum
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  6. Bandera wasn't ant-nazi in any way. Their heroes also soldiers from 14. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS. You understand, what it means? And they are not 'partially' ultra nationalists and neo nazis. They are wholehearted neo nazis and ultranazionalists, with swastikas, salutes, runes and so on.
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  7. what did you expect? They are neo-nazis, after all
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  8. He told you, that he caught them. Believe me, it was as I said - he bought some insignias and told you a story. As for blood - there is no shortage of blood in the warzone
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  9. Nimory Kandara most likely it's Ukrainian insignias he bought from some military :D
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  10. Владимир, а как ты собираешься резать головы со своего проперженного дивана? Так даже курице голову не отрежешь :D
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  11. they not rebels. Just guys with the guns, missing good ol' days when they could do basically anything they want
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  12. nope, they are fighting against freedom fighters. As some of your royalist ancestors did in the US
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  13. Lol. Budapest Memorandum wasn't a thing even 15 years ago. And after all - new Ukrainian government was installed after violent coup. So, what promises are you talking about?
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  14. This event was overthrow of the established government. No the revolution. As I said earlier 'Color revolutions' revolutions aren't revolutions. It's just a buzzword. And nobody in their right mind will call a 'color revolution' revolution. Lol. Do you exactly know, what connections Poroshenko had and had not? And I don't think, that Poroshenko or Klitchko were 'leaders' of the coup. They just used current situation to their own good. "The elections were secretly" - yes, of course. There are plenty of methods to ensure, that a person would vote for the right candidate. Or would not vote for the wrong candidate. Or would note vote at all. Especially when armed man could go into prosecutors office, hit him and go away as nothing happened
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  15. Lol. I guess you one of the people, who loves pointing at the Sun and 'ancient Buddhist symbol'
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  16. No, you can't tell. Cuz you plain dumb. So, are you one of the 'ancient buddhist symbol' -loving guys? How often do you point to the sun? ;)
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  17. what point? That you plain dumb? Ok. But you didn't say - are you one of the 'ancient buddhist symbol'-loving guys? "Da" or "Nyet"?
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  18. attaboy
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  19. >so we saw a change in the way Ukraine is governed nope. Did you see any changes in Ukrainian constitution? Nope. Maybe, there are completely new people, who rules the country now? Nope. Just a reminder - current Ukrainian president held various posts in previous governments. Pinochet gained power trough military and current Ukrainian government were installed by hands of far-right militants. This event wasn't a revolution in any way. Check the definition of term. If you admit that Ukrainian elections were democratic, in the atmosphere of witch-hunting, while oligarchs recruited their private armies and man with assault rifle could go to the prosecutor's office, hit him in the face repeatedly and leave as if nothing had happened - then you must admit, that Crimean separation referendum was completely democratic and legal. Yes, Putin recognizes Poroshenko as legitimate president of the NEW Ukraine. And nobody talked anything about Budapest Memorandum and any other guarantees with the government of that new Ukraine
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  20. Lol. "Spreading lies". That's fun to see, coming from a man, who are confirmed liar. As old Russian proverb says "The thief louder than all shouts 'Hold the thief'". So, 'Nikolay'. How well МинСтець pays you?
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  21. and where actually they got today? ;) Changed one corrupt politicians to another?
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  22. Big words, Alek. Worthy of ukrainian neonazi. But you didn't say - where actually Ukraine got today?
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  23. Revolution? Let's check our definitions. "Revolution - a change in the way a country is governed, usually to a different political system", as per Cambridge dictionary. Did we see a change in the way Ukraine is governed? Nope. Coups are committed by small group? Say that to the Pinochet. 500000 people, demonstrating in Kyiv, did nothing. Far-right militants did the heavy lifting. Like fighting police, capturing administration buildings. It make difference, that Ukraine is now governed by people, who were installed by foreign power, in contradiction to Budapest Memorandum
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  24. +derionone Ukraine exists thanks to USSR
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  25. так он и есть миллиардер. В 2008 году Форбс его состояние в 1400 миллионов долларов оценивал.
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  26. And looks like you too, man with a tinfoil hat
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  27. so, you get paid
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  28. But.... Their government.... Zaharchenko... He said... That DNR is not ready to join Russsia.......................
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  29. So, no "crimean gas pipes" now, lol. Connect with reality a little, check ukrainian oil mining on the Black Sea shelf
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  30. I said "connect with reality", not with NYT. In reality Ukraine continues to pump oil from the Black Sea shelf
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  31. yep. What he was saying reflected his relation to Ukrainian govrenments, not his ideology
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  32. few hundred thousand? ALL ukrainian army numbers around 2 hundred thousand personnel
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  33. hzth there is nothing extraordinary in having more tanks than Germany and France both. They sell and store and scrap their tanks right and left, after all
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  34. yep. In reserve. To replace someone. Ukraine barely can sustain army as it is now.
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  35. he said "Свободы надо"
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  36. they are part of that 'corrupt government'
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  37. nope, they are fighting for their freedom. And money :D
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  38. Volunteers got their weapon from army, Ministry of internal affairs, bought or capture them. They are funded from various sources. Some were funded by oligarchs
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  39. But communist Russia ceased to exist 30 years ago. Are you implying that they are nuts?
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  40. It's not a secret, that far-right nationalists did the heavy lifting installing new Ukrainian government. So, there are plenty of them - in the army, Ministry of inferior and 'volunteer battalions'.
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  41. Lol. You obviously aren't Ukrainian :D Because real Ukrainians know, that "Azov or anything like it" now are part of the army or Ministry of interior. Major fuckup on your side, dude :D :D :D
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  42. 'his nation'? ROFL. I guess, you wanted to say 'his state'
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  43. Yep, keep Ukraine from taking apart. Especially when those guys work as enforcers for someone who pays
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  44. yup. Sitting cozy and comfortфble and making a show for the camera :D
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  45. Yes i am. And you didn't fixed your tinfoil hat. Apply duct tape
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  46. No u :D
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  47. You killed some croatians?
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  48. Why do you think they don't see themselves as ukrainian citizens?
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  49. because they don't agree with 2013 coup
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  50. you checked?
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