Comments by "dark room ambience" (@DarkRoomAmbience) on "DW News" channel.

  1.  @deadintheheadlolxxx  Genocide is the killing of people from a particular nation or ethnic group. Its not nationalizing your official language. I dont condone the outlawing of the Russian language, I think that was a step too far, but it aint genocide. Genocide is killing people.
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  2. "cokensky". Imagine falling for internet hoaxes that were debunked months ago and still believing it
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  3.  @fishlivesmatter  Who said they are still hoping. Youre just imagining that in your small brain. Germany are moving away from Russian gas. Try to keep up
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  4. Putin would not dare attack the US. He knows who daddy is.
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  5.  @GloFia  That was a nice Russian article.
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  6.  @archeopterix22  The free world is Canada, the EU, Japan, Australia, UK, South Korea, Taiwan, New Zealand, Chile, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Argentina and Israel.
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  7. Germany once again on the wrong side of history
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  8. I agree, probably should have left them out of it but "most tragic event in human civilisation" is a bit much. I can think of at least one event that is more tragic just in the past 2 months.
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  9. Oh its real baby!
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  10.  @cypressfan5476  Theyve liberated 25% of Russian occupied territory
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  11.  @meso8848  Did those youtube channels also report Russia's retreat from Kyiv, Kharkiv, Izium, and now Kherson? Have those channels reported that Ukraine has liberated 60% of all the land that was occupied by Russia and are still going? Im sure they have because a person as enlightened as you wouldn't be watching them otherwise because you are too smart and unbiased
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  12.  @akkafietje137  Im not sure what you said, but the US is the worlds largest producer and exporter of oil
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  13. Yeah but Putin gave him a bunch of flowers so its ok
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  14.  Veles  Theres nothing to liberate Europe from. Let Russia stay in Russia and Europe will do what it has always done. Prosper more than Russia. The future lies with the west, it always has and always will. For 500 years the west has lead the way. Any country that adopts the principles of the west prospers. Don't let China's 30 year prosperity fool you. Its been a basket case for 4000 years and the last 30 years it being the beneficiary of western globalization can and will come to an end very quickly. All we ask is for stability, and also a thank you too Vales. Just say thank you and lets shake hands. 🤝 My friend
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  15.  @yomama8848  Why does China support the only country to invade and take its land? Why doesn't China take back Manchuria?
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  16. Give it a rest, a belligerent, aggressive and ignorant Russia is a dangerous Russia for Europe
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  17.  @pwn5047  I know your shilling for Russia is useful but what would be more useful is if you jumped on the mobilization bus and went to the front lines. Are you willing to die for Putin?
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  18.  @michaelconroy9975  And 18 to 60 year old Russians will go to war because they were forced to go lol........whats your point lol
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  19.  @Blastsniper  Talking tough on behalf of Russia makes you look pathetic. And the laughing emoji makes you look like a clown
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  20.  @babblo1389  Still the 4th largest economy in the world
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  21.  @canadianbeef1958  Yeah winning like Charlie Sheen winning
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  22. Calm down Eve
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  23.  @andrewstammers961  Its not free support, NATO countries buy US weapons systems totaling 100s of billions of dollars. That money is spent in the US economy and employs jobs. Nothing the US does is for free.
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  24.  @andrewstammers961  Russia doesn't hold any cards, its economy is in shambles, its lost 100s of thousands of men, it desperately wants a pause. They don't hold any cards
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  25.  @AustralianHistoryx  You sound very upset
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  26. Its a good idea, if I see theres 5 seconds left I can floor it!
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  27.  @antireligionwhyreligionmus2819  Whats Aroace People's Republic's views on anal sex? Asking for a friend
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  28. ​ @yo2trader539  Thats because the "other media sources" are Russian state media outlets, they are as reliable as the Ukrainian narrative
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  29. Thats not true. Ukraine would never sign such a thing without a multi-nation accord guaranteeing them security of some sort. I dont know where you got that from but its not true
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  30. NATO isnt expanding eastward, but rather smaller eastern European countries joining NATO, because they are scared of the potential aggressive Russia. They are too small to defend themselves against Russia. Joining NATO ensures their security. They know that Putin's aim is to restore Russia to its past Soviet borders, which means controlling those eastern European countries. This means either full occupation or installing a puppet government. Which means no democracy for them. You cant have democracy and a puppet government at the same time. I understand Russias concern about NATO, but you develop trust and influence over a long period of time and the problem with Russia is that Putin is one man and he wants to personally see this glory happen in his short lifetime, not Russia building up trust and influence over the course of 50 years. Russia in my opinion pulled the trigger too early, its GDP is the size of Australia, its no where near the US' equal, let alone US and Europe. It should have taken the Chinese approach. The long game. 30-40 years of development first.
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  31.  Veles  Its bad policy to be reliant on any one country for anything especially energy, especially Russia. China requires energy too and it does not rely on any one nation for it.
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  32.  @jesusaguilar4585  The USSR was double the size of Russia economy and that was in the 80s, it had economic ties with China and India and the "global south" as well. Recent data shows a decline in Russia's energy sector revenue, with a 46% drop in tax and customs revenue from energy sales compared to the previous year. This, combined with current fiscal deficit, could lead to an estimated $80 billion deficit by the end of the year if oil and gas prices remain at current levels or decline further. Economic projections indicate a continued deterioration of Russia's economic conditions, with a predicted decrease in GDP by 2% in the current year, following a 4% decrease in the previous year, whilst inflation remains at a high rate of 11.6% Not only is it expected that the Russia's economy will experience a contraction this year, but following this contraction, a prolonged period of economic stagnation will likely ensue. This state of stagnation will persist for several decades.
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  33. Couldnt have happened to a nicer nation
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  34. We know about Patrick Lancaster, he is a paid propagandist for the Russian forces and so he is not a reliable source. Dont worry about Lancaster, we've known him well since 2014.
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  35.  @agarwalamit081  Ill believe it when I see it
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  36. I cant wait for Ukraine to take back a further 10000 square km so you can disappear for a week again
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  37.  @emmanuelmbenoun2524  Just relax. Take off your cheerleaders outfit, manny. Russia's economy is the size of australia. Lets not get too crazy here
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  38.  @attilamarics4808  Im very happy to hear that youd be the first to jump to your knees the second another country tried to invade your cuntry. Why would you publicly announce to everyone that youre a coward? Very odd
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  39. Germany have used every trick in the book to stall supplying weapons to Ukraine, 5 months in and only now those Panzerhaubitzes have arrived and only 7. Its bordering malfeasance at this stage. So, if god forbid a NATO member is attacked, you can rest assured Germany will talk about helping for months before they do little to nothing. I'm so disappointed in Germany, its the largest economy in Europe, a fantastic country and I would have hoped a little more initiative and leadership. I expected France to cower but not Germany.
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  40.  @solomonike1709  Whats going to happen in winter Slowmo?
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  41. The US' strategy is to provide as much weapons to Ukraine to just maintain the war and keep Russia in a military quagmire. Its a balancing act. Sending too much weapons and russia will be pushed back, sending not enough and Russia will advance. The US ideally wants to keep Russia in a perpetual meat grinder and essentially widel their military into dust
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  42.  @alifc1082  Actually, thats exactly what it means.
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  43.  @ИринаЛукьяненко-ь3ъ  Like Russia's economy isnt going to shrink by 10%. You better stock up on potatoes because your economy will be in the dark ages for decades
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  44. @Carl Ruffier Carl, youre making it very obvious that youre really pissed about this car bombing and want vengeance. Its ok, let it out my friend
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  45.  @logikus8638  They produce the most gold but they also consume the most gold, Its all about satisfying their demand, and whatever they produce in large amounts, if its not enough to feed their growth, they'll import it from other countries.
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  46.  @8BitNaptime  Im sorry, are you upset about that?
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  47. Please dont insult us by pretending that you care about Ukrainians. Zelesky pleaded with Putin to talk before the war started. Putin said no. He asked him to negotiate peace a month into the war, after Russia failed to capture Kyiv. Putin said no. Macron asked Putin to negotiate peace 2 months into the war. Putin said no. UN met with Putin and asked to negotiate for peace 3 months into the war. Putin said no Putin has had many opportunities to negotiate peace and he has refused every time. At some point you will have to get that Putin is the one that doesnt want peace. The fact that he invaded was a good starting point.
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  48.  @sticky59  Oh its you again, that pro-russian schmuck
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  49.  @huhujojo1968  Take a look at the recent UN vote condemning Russia, only 3 countries voted against it. Sorry, but 90% of world's countries are with Ukraine.
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  50.  @stevemorris8545  Calm down Steve.
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