Comments by "женя жолобов" (@Notrusbot) on "Paul Warburg" channel.

they don’t come only because there are restrictions on working with Russian banks and restrictions on withdrawing money from Russian bank accounts.
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 @TonyM540 at least fertilizers (they are made from gas, among other things) and wheat. roughly speaking, things without which food would be an expensive pleasure
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European banks will never do this, otherwise they will lose all investors. so Ukraine will not receive Russian money just like Crimea
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if you say that Russia is an enemy, then its reaction to NATO expansion is quite logical. from your statement it turns out that NATO expansion was aggression and provocation
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@robbielad I don’t understand your joy, as if this is your personal achievement. no matter how many times you do slavaukraining it doesn’t affect anything
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 @rumblepettersson4147 name 2 agreements, besides the Warsaw memorandum, that russia violated
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@simonkriznik3437 45 I don't know what you're talking about, can you give specifics 70 To whom did Russia transfer its weapons? The US could also have transferred its weapons to Australia 75 is the funniest thing. especially the number of revolutions that the CIA carried out the Paris Charter is also funny. to say that Russia began to arm itself after the expansion of NATO, which also implies an increase in the number of weapons 92 Belovezhskaya agreements did not imply that Ukraine would be in NATO 94 In the Warsaw memorandum there is a clause on non-interference in the affairs of Ukraine. In 2014, the Maidan did not happen by itself. So Russia was not the first to violate it 97 What exactly is the violation? When Crimea was Ukrainian, the agreement was observed, now Crimea, by decision of the Crimeans, has joined Russia. 97 agreements included security not only for Ukraine, but also for Russia. During the Maidan of 2014, one of the points was "refusal to place military bases of other countries in Ukraine", those of Russia. which contradicted the agreement on the deployment of the Black Sea Fleet of 1994 2003 also refers to the agreement of 94 2010 same
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but you only watch refined propaganda, this does not make you a great expert on this conflict. I think you do not even know about the forced mobilization of people in Ukraine and if you do know, you clearly would not support Zelensky
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@sammiller6631 I like that you remember some ancient moments. but don’t you want to remember the occupation of Texas? Isn’t this a similar case of violation of treaties? The USA also violated the Warsaw Memorandum. if you read the text of the document, paragraph 2 states that no one can act on Ukraine economically, politically or militarily. but in 2014 the Maidan occurs.
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@sammiller6631 you are bad with history or with logic, possibly at the same time. Kive Rus and Muscovy are one and the same state entity. Muscovy is a foreign name for Russia or Rus', Kievan Rus is a period of time when the capital of Rus' was in Kyiv. when Kyiv was destroyed by the horde (the main reason why the capital was moved to another city), it was also part of Rus'. when Muscovy collaborated with the horde, Kyiv was also part of Rus'.
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@sammiller6631 the year Moscow was founded means nothing, the capital was in Ladoga, then in Novgorod, then in Kyiv, after the destruction of Kyiv by the horde the capital was moved. This is a period of time, not a separate state. if you think that Kievan Rus was separate from Rus', name any ruler of Kievan Rus who did not have the double title “Prince of Novgorod” and “Prince of Kiev”. You can also look for the rulers of “Muscovy” during the period of Kievan Rus and the capital of “Muscovy”. if it’s Kyiv, then that says a lot
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It’s always funny to read comments from Finns who defeated the USSR. Vyborg and part of the territory were given away simply because “it has no strategic significance,” and not because they had no other choice😂
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How does this affect the fact that Russia is at war with Ukraine, and not with the United States?
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@robbielad Yes, Ukraine is a Western proxy. for you, subhumans, consumables. equipment, weapons, reconnaissance, satellite images, coordination - these are all NATO countries.
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@abstuli This is not dangerous in your understanding. The missiles in Cuba were also not dangerous, but for some reason the US did not like it.
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@sigis72 Abkhazia and South Ossetia left the Georgian SSR on their own. Transnistria as well (if you read about that conflict carefully, you can find out that Ukraine also supported the independence of Transnistria and sent troops there) Give me more examples of where, in your opinion, Russia "invaded"
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@ctusser Sweden does not border Russia. The border with Finland is mostly through swamps and mountains, only 7 roads across the border 1 railway. Ukraine is 2200 km of steppes, dozens of roads and the track of the railway is like in Russia (you know that in Russia the track is wider and the wheelbase needs to be changed?) Ukraine is a critical place. That is why everything is being done now to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO. Whether you like it or not
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why is everyone so worried about the North Korean troops. the fact that American generals and colonels have been dying "accidentally on vacation" for the last 3 years is not a reason for you to say that they are there in large numbers. also thousands of "volunteers who left the army yesterday" are in the Ukrainian army
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@jlvandat69 amazing ability of ukrosoyba to call everyone bots when their point of view is challenged. after that they talk about some kind of democracy and freedom of speech
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@TheDamnSpot the presence of NATO and US personnel troops from 2022 is also an escalation. all these "volunteers, paramedics and instructors" are nothing more than a smokescreen
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oh yeah, it's better to lose. for some reason, Ukraine did not decide that it was better for it to come to an agreement with Russia rather than fight. Maybe it’s better for Ukraine to lose too? it will consolidate with the West, there will be no need to spend money on weapons?
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@nikolasbeitia bs. if there was a dictatorship in Russia and such companies as Coca-Cola, Proctor and Gamble, Mars simply would not open their companies in Russia. but they still work here because they know that the sanctions will be lifted and they will be able to withdraw their profits.
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@nikolasbeitia another funny moment. my personal accounts with American stocks are frozen. I can't get them or work with them in any way. and here you are telling me about the dictatorship in Russia. Likewise, fully democratic countries do not return Russian money in European bank accounts.
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@asdasdasddgdgdfgdg my friend, you overestimate the importance of the United States for Russia, and underestimate the importance of Russia for the United States. In 1775, Tsarina Catherine 2 rejected England’s requests to send troops to America to suppress the riots in the American colony. The USSR also paid with gold and resources for the work of about 200 thousand American engineers and technicians during the industrialization of 1930, which helped to quickly overcome the crisis of the Great Depression.
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@sammiller6631 yes, Oleg the wise captured Kyiv and moved the capital there. Dir and Askold ruled until 882, the period of Kievan Rus 882-1240. Again, everything points to this period, because it was at this time that the capital was Kyiv. after permission from Kyiv, the capital was moved and for some reason the period ended. but Kyiv remained and the lands were not included in another state association.
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@sammiller6631 how do I know🤷‍♂️ but this does not negate the fact that Kyiv has been part of Rus' since 882, longer than the Mongol horde lasted. according to your logic, Ukrainians are half Russian
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@ctusser again for those who heard about the ussr from movies or jokes about potatoes. look at the map of the ussr, where are the baltic countries, where is ukraine. if russia was going to revive the ussr it would start with kazakhstan, uzbekistan, tajikistan, georgia, armenia and azerbaijan. ukraine, especially lithuania, estonia. just think why these pieces of land are under protection, if there is everything else without protection and still loyal.
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@ctusser if the Russian economy is almost destroyed, but 300 billion frozen in European accounts are ever returned, we will feel better. what about the Ukrainian one. Ukraine is more of a failed state - no economy, no energy system, no production, thousands of refugees and disabled people. accepting Ukraine into NATO is like accepting a disabled person without legs into a football team.
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it's not 1945, forget about it
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😂
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 @kyosokutai This is called theft. European banks will not do this because someone's money can be stolen at any time under any pretext.
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ma boi you are so fearless, almost in the epicenter of the war in Ukraine. 300 km from Kaliningrad, you have to have exceptional courage
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according to your logic, when Zelensky calls for NATO troops to be sent to Ukraine, this is not a defeat
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 @robbielad Why doesn’t the West give or sell more to Ukraine? maybe there is simply nothing to give?
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@Steve-n8c1m The “first” economies of the world will not be able to provide Ukraine with air defense and shells. I think this is a great humiliation
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