Comments by "Suzy Rottencrotch" (@suzyrottencrotch5132) on "Voice of America" channel.

  1. Billions of dollars of weapons moved no problem. Grain … forget about it
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  2. The guy is a clown. He ruined Ukraine
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  3. Or Zelenskyy in match: On Monday, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has said he is no longer pressing for NATO membership for his country, while he also said he is open to "compromise" on the status of Luhansk and Donetsk in the Donbas region, the two breakaway pro-Russian territories that Russia recognized as independent just prior to its invasion on Feb. 24.
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  4.  @MutatedPizzaBoi  your play fish boi
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  5.  @LudwigVanSkorm  we eating good tonight
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  6. On Monday, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has said he is no longer pressing for NATO membership for his country, while he also said he is open to "compromise" on the status of Luhansk and Donetsk in the Donbas region, the two breakaway pro-Russian territories that Russia recognized as independent just prior to its invasion on Feb. 24.
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  7.  @MutatedPizzaBoi  or you mean Bernie sanders in Feb: "It is good to know some history...Invasion by Russia is not an answer; neither is intransigence by NATO," Sanders said. "It is also important to recognize that Finland, one of the most developed and democratic countries in the world, borders Russia and has chosen not to be a member of NATO." "Putin may be a liar and a demagogue, but it is hypocritical for the United States to insist that we do not accept the principle of 'spheres of influence,'" Sanders went on to write.I "Does anyone really believe that the United States would not have something to say if, for example, Mexico was to form a military alliance with a US adversary?" Sanders asked.  "Countries should be free to make their own foreign policy choices, but making those choices wisely requires a serious consideration of the costs and benefits," Sanders added. "The fact is that the US and Ukraine entering into a deeper security relationship is likely to have some very serious costs – for both countries."
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  8. Putin yeltsin and Gorbachev all tried to join nato … they weren’t allowed in the club LOL these are your consequences for excluding people
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  9.  @elye3701  yea natos actions do as Bernie sanders said in feb: "It is good to know some history...Invasion by Russia is not an answer; neither is intransigence by NATO," Sanders said. "It is also important to recognize that Finland, one of the most developed and democratic countries in the world, borders Russia and has chosen not to be a member of NATO." "Putin may be a liar and a demagogue, but it is hypocritical for the United States to insist that we do not accept the principle of 'spheres of influence,'" Sanders went on to write.I "Does anyone really believe that the United States would not have something to say if, for example, Mexico was to form a military alliance with a US adversary?" Sanders asked.  "Countries should be free to make their own foreign policy choices, but making those choices wisely requires a serious consideration of the costs and benefits," Sanders added. "The fact is that the US and Ukraine entering into a deeper security relationship is likely to have some very serious costs – for both countries."
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  10.  @elye3701  I would recommend college but McDonald’s is a much more suited career choice for you
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  11.  @sestearion5538  oh I didn’t know I was supposed to include that nonsense. My apologies
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  12. It’s a special military operation, and anyone with an education knows nato caused this lol, let’s try Bernie sanders in Feb: "It is good to know some history...Invasion by Russia is not an answer; neither is intransigence by NATO," Sanders said. "It is also important to recognize that Finland, one of the most developed and democratic countries in the world, borders Russia and has chosen not to be a member of NATO." "Putin may be a liar and a demagogue, but it is hypocritical for the United States to insist that we do not accept the principle of 'spheres of influence,'" Sanders went on to write.I "Does anyone really believe that the United States would not have something to say if, for example, Mexico was to form a military alliance with a US adversary?" Sanders asked.  "Countries should be free to make their own foreign policy choices, but making those choices wisely requires a serious consideration of the costs and benefits," Sanders added. "The fact is that the US and Ukraine entering into a deeper security relationship is likely to have some very serious costs – for both countries."
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  13.  Joseph Stalin  UKRAINE JUST BECAME THE POOREST COUNTRY IN EUROPE LOLOLOL
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  14.  @brandonarmienti7734  how much of Russia does Ukraine own ? Lol and now if they attack annexed territory they will be nuked. It’s hilarious
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  15.  @Srefis  makes sense, if I take a tank out of a box … the box is empty right ? What happens if I then put grain in that empty space? Either way Zelenskyy was willing to let the world starve for his ego. Ashame Ukraine is the poorest country in Europe under his leadership
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  16. On march 11 Zelenskyy said no nato lolololol
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  17.  @superpieman5773  those were Russian nukes that Ukraine didn’t have codes for
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  18. Epu Kamrul why do animals eat meat ?
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  19. samuslightsuit epu must not want
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