Comments by "Andy Hughes" (@andyhughes1776) on "ShanghaiEye魔都眼" channel.

  1. ​ @francejosephfrancisco7586 At least they are not around mainland U.S. They are protecting their mainland. What is the U.S. military doing 10,000 miles away from our mainland?
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  2. VapeGoat, Nah...you're paranoid and it's a Conspiracy Theory. We believe in our freedom-loving government - because they told us to do so. Whatever the TV news say must be true. Signed, American Dumfuchz
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  3. William, That's because this war is between Russia and NATO (which is led by the U.S.). Understand that and you understand that statement.
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  4.  @LingkunganSekitarKu  Proof that it's about controlling the minds of the people. If they can control how we see the world, they can control us. https://youtu.be/DRNMJBdHThQ It's covert enslavement (because outright enslavement is illegal). Slavery never did go away then. But now it's not based on race but on being a Dumfuch who willingly let the authorities enslave them.
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  5. That's what happens when you have the most powerful military for a long time. Since when does a bully backs down unless a bigger bully threatens him? The U.S. became embolden ever since the collapse of the Soviets in 1990, which was the other bully in the world. Until China shows the U.S. that its military is on par, the U.S. will continue to bully.
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  6.  @dcwtf09  Biden (like ALL U.S. Presidents) is just a puppet of the U.S. Imperialists. Proof: how come this issue was around a decade ago, long before Biden became President? Look at experts talking about it 11 years ago in the following video: https://youtu.be/mciLyG9iexE Trump refused to do the bidding for the Imperialists and so he was removed from office. America was never a Democracy. Presidents had always been installed to do the bidding for the true Rulers behind the scenes. Proof lies in the fact that U.S. foreign policy never changes regardless of who's in the White House. And if some President tries to change it, they'll pull him down (or worse, like what happened to JFK).
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  7.  Damo666  The U.S. had no right to be in Iraq either - twice!!!!
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  8. They collided with an alien USO - Unidentified Submersible Object.
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  9. NATO didn't have a right to invade Iraq in 1991 and again in 2003 either. But they did.
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  10.  @bobinnis2057  The only difference between U.S. government spying and others is that the U.S. is very good at lying that they don't do it. Dumfuchz believe them.
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  11. My comments got deleted. I live in the U.S. - a country with supposed free speech, right? 😁😄😃😀
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  12.  @dcwtf09  Absolutely! Most people don't know that the U.S. is an Empire. And like all Empires, it must expand. But this very expansion is what will cause its eventual collapse. Putin knew this: https://youtu.be/ZMAP9Ccg2-0
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  13. Jodoxcjr, Problem is, America owns the UN.
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  14. It's ironic that the Internet was created to prevent Communist tracking of free speech. But now, the U.S. had become the "Communist".
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  15.  @KomenJolokia  NATO continued to exist even after Russia's Warsaw Pact was disbanded in 1990. NATO is the aggressor!
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  16. Yeah...just like the West "speculated" (more like propagandize) that the Ukraininans had captured 10 trillion Russian tanks and killed a billion of their Generals.
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  17. This war is between Russia and NATO. But NATO just stands on the sidelines while pushing untrained Ukrainian civilians out to get slaughtered by a professional army. Does that sound like a fair fight to you?
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  18. Under the International Law of Armed Conflict, if you take up arms you automatically become a combatant - an "Unprivileged Combatant". That means, it is PERFECTLY LEGAL for the enemy to shoot you. Problem is, your enemy is a professional soldier while you are not. What is your chance of coming out alive?
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  19.  @francejosephfrancisco7586  LoL....and what did the U.S. do to Hawaii, Guam, and Wake Island? Learn history much?
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  20.  @francejosephfrancisco7586  And what did the U.S. do to Bikini Atoll?
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  21.  @francejosephfrancisco7586  I am not saying that I want China to rise - HECK NO! But the U.S. needs to stop causing trouble in the world also and put the focus back on investing in the people of America.
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  22. Why would the U.S. Defense Department be involved in the biolabs if the labs are for peaceful scientific purposes? Liar, liar....pants on fire - caught you red-handed, U.S. Imperialists!
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  23.  @patrickblue3813  You are blessed with a diverse family and that is how you could see the big picture. Understanding the other side is the first step to move towards peace, whether in interpersonal relationships or international relationships. The U.S. is very arrogant because we've been powerful for so long. Hence, why should we try to understand the other side when we can take all and no one could challenge us? But today, Russia (and China) are gaining ground fast. Indeed, I suspect that Putin wouldn't dare do this if he doesn't have the military might to put the U S. in check. Incidentally, his newest single engine fighter, the SU-75 is named "Checkmate"! His most advanced fighter, the SU-57 was designated 57 because 22 + 35 = 57....as in my SU-57 can take on both of your F-22 and F-35. And 57 is the reverse of 75...as in together my Fighters will put you in checkmate! Putin had put the U.S. on notice before he invaded Ukraine.
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  24.  @jameshughes6314  There are 2 sides to every story. If you refuse to see the other side then YOU ARE THE PROBLEM! Please post your address on here so thugs can amass their weapons at your doorstep. Let's see if you won't act like Putin then. Come on, give us your address!
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  25.  @justme6275  That narrative doesn't work anymore. Russia and China are combining force in leading the world to take down U.S. Imperialism - economic, technological, and military. By 2030, it will be all over for U.S. Conquest of the world. U.S. as a country will still be around but it will become like England - a Has-been.
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  26. I don't believe anything that comes out of U.S. authorities' mouth. I know they are just doing a bad publicity campaign to derail the war since they can't directly participate in it.
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  27. The U.S. is trying to justify sending troops into Ukraine.
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  28.  @kylelandor7825  Classic U.S. playbook used in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Syria. And Joe Public Stoopede fell for it every single time!
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  29.  @juliusangawa802  Bingo! You are a smart man....unlike the Dumfuchz on here who just repeat what their Imperial masters told them. In contrast, U.S. invaders of Iraq indiscriminately bombed cities before they came in, killing over 300,000 civilians in 2003. At least Putin created the humanitarian corridor for civilians to escape. The U.S. never did it for Iraqi civilians. Then they bragged about how few their troops were killed.
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  30. Hmmm....let's see, the U.S. has been funding Ukraine to fight Russia. The U.S. has also been funding drones for Ukraine to strike inside Russia. It is reasonable to see that the U.S. is also behind the Moscow Theater attack. Simple deductive logic!
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  31.  @xxxyzzz976  What is NATO doing expanding when the Warsaw Pact (equivalent military alliance) already disbanded when the Soviets collapsed in 1990? Do you even know what you are talking about about?
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  32.  @erlingkolltveit6322  Then why is the UN located in New York City, USA and not Moscow, Russia? And if Russia had any control over the UN, they would've been able to get the UN to disband NATO after the Soviets disintegrated (NATO was created in 1949 to stop SOVIET expansion - no more Soviets in 1991). None of this would happen today if NATO had disbanded in 1991.
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  33. Yes, it could've been avoided .....but did anyone listened when Putin begged NATO? https://youtu.be/4jL0CG68554 And his concern was brought up years ago - look at the date of the following video: https://youtu.be/mciLyG9iexE Putin should've shown them these videos......and countless others throughout the years of him begging NATO for dialog. He gave them more than 10 years to resolve this issue peacefully. They ignored him while moving closer and closer. He has no other choice but to push back by force now.
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  34. Okrah, Zelinskyy didn't listen then because at that time he was confident that the U.S./ NATO would come to his rescue. Now he found out that he is on his own to fend for himself.
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  35. Relax, it's only 10% tariffs. Biden levied 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs last year. How come no outrage then?
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  36. Alliance, especially military alliance, must be outlawed. Think about it, alliance is what creates the ganging up of countries against others, which creates confrontations, i.e. war. Russia and China are ushering in a new world order of cooperation but not ganging up of countries.
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  37. Yep.... way to go, Washington Bozos!
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  38.  @mrscooterdave  WRONG! Russia DISBANDED their military alliance (Warsaw Pact) over 30 years ago. Who's the aggressor again?
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  39.  @KomenJolokia  NATO is falling apart precisely because of Russia's "Shenanigans"!
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  40.  @KomenJolokia  Let's see what U.S. Army battle tank Commander who defeated Saddam Hussein's Army has to say about NATO strength today: https://youtu.be/qN2dr_E0afA?si=S5gWlP7TWXz3t9aM
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  41. Think that's impressive? Take a look at this: https://youtu.be/4jYNgoeelGg
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  42. Yep, the pot can't call the kettle black! https://youtu.be/WCQshen6rXw
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  43. U.S. brands just shot themselves in the foot. Russian franchisees no.longer have to pay franchise fees, yet they could still gain from brand recognition. Not only that, most supplies for, say, McDonalds came from McDonalds farms in Russia; hence, they could maintain the same product taste and quality as before. And if U.S. and Russia will ever normalize relations again, U.S. brands cannot sue franchisees because U.S. brands are the ones who breached the contract by withdrawing corporate support. The franchisees had nothing to do with the war - they honored their terms of the contract. Indeed, they could sue U.S. brands for breach of contract.
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  44. Patrick, I knew from the get-go that C was a U.S. bioweapon attack to take down China's economy then blame them to hide U.S. tracks. There are over 300 U.S. biolabs placed around the world. They are military bioweapon bases disguised as research labs, ready to attack any nation that refuse to play by U.S. rules. It's just another instrument of the U.S. Empire to strong-arm the world.
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  45. Xi responded: "Very well. China will cut all economic ties with France." France collapsed. 😃😁😄😀
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  46. Because of Evergrande, power outages, hence shrinking Chinese economy, the U.S. is willing to talk now. U.S. authorities feel less threatened that China's economy will overtake that of the U.S. to dominate the world. Global conquest is the job of the U.S. and no one else!
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  47. Yet out of desperation for oil to replace Russian oil, the U.S. must now kiss Iran's buttock. So funny!
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  48. There are two sides to every story. Has anyone bother to listen to Putin's side? https://youtu.be/WCQshen6rXw
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  49. Don't spread lies. Putin put his on alert because U.S. Senator Roger Wicker FIRST suggested that back in December 2021. What would you do if someone threatens you with a gun?
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  50. Collapse always follows censorship. The U.S. is collapsing from the inside out - look at the evidence all around you: - Massive homelessness in every city - Killings in schools, on highways, in movie theaters, everywhere! - Deep division between Conservatives and Liberals - Deep class division - Riots, protests, social unrest everywhere - Rampant crime everywhere Yep, the U.S. is a dying Empire whether I am here to tell you that or not.
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