Comments by "foil hat" (@foilhat1138) on "ATACMS Missiles For Ukraine | Russia Holds Voting In Annexed Regions | Kyiv To Field Women In War?" video.

  1.  @princeindoorandoutdoorplan3003  Russia is the aggressor here, they aren't defending anything.
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  2. Russia recruiting women for their penal battalions like its 40k.
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  3. Russia conscripting migrant workers and penal battalions like its 40k. 3 day smo going according to plan.
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  4. Russia recruiting women for their penal battalions like its 40k. Russia is also press ganging foreign migrants and have human smuggaling rings in Cuba to send in as fodder. Its called winning people.
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  5. Did you know China has a treaty to protect Ukraine from nuclear aggression? I bet you didn't.
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  6.  @corvanna4438  Plus one thing we learned from START is that all Russia's ICBMs are sitting in 20 feet of water. The US also famously follows around Russia's loud af strategic subs and would have them sank before they opened their launch doors.
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  7. Why are the comment bots all threatening nuclear Armageddon then?
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  8. Putin has more red lines then a candy cane. A red line from Russia has become about as credible as a final warning from China.
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  9.  @princeindoorandoutdoorplan3003  According to Russia: Any interference Artillery Long range rocket artillery Tanks Cruise missiles Aircraft Every 'red line' from Russia we step right over and all they do is weep and seethe. Russia can't even take the Donbas and are losing ground to Ukraine, the thought that they'd want to take on NATO is laughable.
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  10.  @tasospanagiotou7823  Where do you guys get this nonsense? Zelensky's first language is Russian, he still gets criticized for not speaking perfect Ukrainain. 2014 was when Russia began its invasion. Gee I wonder why Ukraine would want to ban pro Russian parties. Nobody gave af about Russian's until they invaded. Yanukovich was voted out by 100% of parliament, including his own party, he fled because of the uprising that occured due to his attempt to hold onto power. How do you feel about Russia suppressing the Ukrainian language in Ukraine? The Russian Empire promoted the spread of the Russian language among the native Ukrainian population, actively refusing to acknowledge the existence of a Ukrainian language. Alarmed by the threat of Ukrainian separatism (in its turn influenced by the 1863 demands of Polish nationalists), the Russian Minister of Internal Affairs Pyotr Valuev in 1863 issued a secret decree that banned the publication of religious texts and educational texts written in the Ukrainian language as non-grammatical, but allowed all other texts, including fiction. The Emperor Alexander II in 1876 expanded this ban by issuing the Ems Ukaz (which lapsed in 1905). The Ukaz banned all Ukrainian-language books and song-lyrics, as well as the importation of such works. Furthermore, Ukrainian-language public performances, plays, and lectures were forbidden. In 1881 the decree was amended to allow the publishing of lyrics and dictionaries, and the performances of some plays in the Ukrainian language with local officials' approval. Ukrainian-only troupes were, however, forbidden. During the Soviet times, the attitude to Ukrainian language and culture went through periods of promotion (policy of "korenization", c. 1923 to c. 1933), suppression (during the subsequent period of Stalinism)
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  11.  @princeindoorandoutdoorplan3003  More like it was a borderline non sequitur written in gibberish. The US and NATO are doing the same thing to Russia that they did to the Soviet union, taking them out without firing a shot. Obviously they are going to try to avoid going to war with them, what do you think will happen when multiple nuclear powers go to war? do you have a brain? And how about Russia begging Iran and North Korea for scraps? thts all nd becoz of Iranian and NK ammunition, weapons and support are Russia holding othervise its over for Russia. (see how painful that is to read? learn basic english please)
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  12.  @theo3030  Everything after 2009 was done in response to Russia's invasion of Georgia. And Kosovo is nowhere near Russia. Camp Bondsteel is home to a super threatening 7k soldiers. The base also has a hospital, two gyms, and two recreation buildings with phones, computers, pool tables, and video games. a chapel, a large dining facility, a fire station, a military police station, two cappuccino bars, a Burger King, Taco Bell, and an Anthony's Pizza. There is also a barber shop, a laundry facility employing local nationals, a dry cleaner, a tailor, various local vendors who sell Kosovo souvenirs and products, and sports fields. What exactly is Russia so afraid of? Maybe Pakistan doesn't like CSTO expansion, that means they can invade central Asia right?
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  13.  @princeindoorandoutdoorplan3003  what?
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  14.  @tasospanagiotou7823  Yes what a serious threat to Russia, 2 small military bases (neither close to Russia btw) That lack heavy equipment or combat aircraft, better invade Ukraine. Absolutely moronic. Putin himself said Ukraine was entitled to decide on its own whether to join NATO and that he did not see such a decision as one that would “cloud” Russian-Ukrainian relations. There was never anything mentioned about NATO expansion except in Putin's fantasies, even Gorbachev said as much. "the question of "NATO expansion" was not discussed at all in those years and did not arise" Russia itself was looking to join NATO but backed out because Putin wanted to be asked to join not petition to join like everyone else because in his words he; "didn't want to be placed on a list with irrelevant countries." It would also mean Russia would have to deal with the rampant corruption in their country which Putin didn't want to do because he was getting rich off it. NATO expansion is a red herring this is just a regular old land grab. Russia's security is assured it has nuclear weapons and is uninvadable. Bulgaria is in NATO and a sovereign country, what they do is none of Russia's business. Russia gets no say in what other sovereign states do. You understand that right? All Putin has managed to do with his idiotic invasion is expand NATO and ensure another generation hates Russia. Good job.
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  15.  @tasospanagiotou7823  Imagine if Pakistan pretended to be concerned with CSTO expansion and invaded Afghanistan. This is Russian logic, completely braindead.
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  16.  @tasospanagiotou7823  Russia is doing a pretty good job proving NATO right. Once more because I guess reading comprehension isn't your strong suit. Russia gets no say in what other sovereign states do, not Bulgaria, not Finland, not Ukraine. There was never any deal regarding NATO expansion (please provide the treaty for that) This is just another Putin fantasy. Gee I wonder why the ex com bloc countries, who had to put up with decades or centuries of Russian occupation would want to prevent that from happening again. If the Baltics weren't in NATO then all the garbage Russia is doing in Ukraine would have already been done there, oh no Russian nationals are in some form of imaginary danger better annex the Baltics to save them. Same thing in Georgia, same BS over and over. Poland is concerned about Russian expansion by your logic they can invade Belarus right? It's such a brainless way of thinking it makes me wonder how you are able to use the internet, do you have a helper? And pesky NATO wont even let the Serbs do any ethnic cleansing. NATO bombing killed about 1,000 members of the Yugoslav security forces in addition to between 489 and 528 civilians. Yugoslavs had killed 1,500 to 2,131 combatants.10,317 civilians were killed or missing, with 85% of those being Kosovar Albanian and some 848,000 were expelled from Kosovo. Of course these numbers pale in comparison to the civilian casualties caused by Russia in Ukraine in its delusional pursuit of empire.
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