Comments by "Wom Bat" (@wom_Bat) on "Putin critic on what has to happen for Putin's inner circle to turn on him" video.

If he "wins" we'll see generations of revanchism and partisan attacks. Economic infrastructure will be targeted like oil feilds. If Putin is able to occupy Ukraine territory the people won't just lay down their arms and accept. It will end up like Chechnya but worse.
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Michael Kofman former USSR citizen agrees with Kasparov. Trust the head of Russian studies from CNA, a non profit research and analysis firm.
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We must support Ukraine in the Donbas to set a new world order and show it's not okay to steal land. Putin is much weaker then he looks and his constitution actually makes it hard for him to use nukes without multiple approvals. The worst he would use is depleted uranium type low yeild tactical strikes. Since those aren't heavily regulated by the Russian constitution.
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Demilitarize Russian Federation.
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Canada has a slightly bigger GDP then NATO. Russia has a terribly inefficient economy. Their military spending is wasted on useless things like maintaining BMP 1s designed and built around 1955-80. Brazil, Japan, and Csnada almost double Russias GDP from 2021. Russian economy is entering stagflation while Western economies are slowly growing. Now's the best time for the west to show some backbone and end the boogie man that's had the world scared since the modern era.
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@robertkras5162 Putin and his obsession with Ivan Ilyin proves Putin is a neo Nazi genocide advocate.
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@robertkras5162 yea we should have stopped Putin sooner. Putin and his Ivan Ilyin Natzi worshipping. Not getting involved is what allowes the war to drag out like Syria and Libya.
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@robertkras5162 they have BMP 1 wrecks in Ukraine with the Z and O on them. Look at the pictures. There's also some old BMP 2s as well. They attacked Chechnya, in Moldova, Georgia, Syria, Ukraine. Russia is a threat to regional security. Their bloated military is what scares people and their constant threats. The only solution is finally showing Russia they can't keep destabilizing the region. Libya is another prime example of what happens when you don't help. It grinds on for a long time and destabilises the region for decades.
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@robertkras5162 you really have a skewed understanding of Ukraine. Have you actually been following everything? I have since 2011. The far right party is larger in Germany, Hungary, Greece, and Poland. It was less then 2% of the electorate before the invasion emboldened their cause. The far right is more concerning in the US then it is in the Ukraine. Viktor Yanukovych was a Putin puppet on the level of Trump. Ukranians hated him and after his killing of a journalist he was ousted. Poroshenko won the election in 2014 after the invasion and has had strong ties and support since. The only problem was Viktor Yanukovych and his strong corrupt ties to Putin.
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Lol somebody has no perspective.
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Well in the UN only 28 nations were for Russia and most were border states. 93 stand with Ukraine and 58 abstained from voting with about 14 making statements condemning tje humanitarian crisis caused by an illegal invasion. Numbers dont lie. Most of the worlds nations stand with Ukraine.
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