Comments by "King Ace" (@kingace6186) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1. So many dummies thinking that Ukraine actually attacked Bilgorod*. And then they are trying to concoct weird strategies to make their incorrect information sounds less insane.
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  2. An advice that many US states don't appreciate.
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  3. Technically, Sweden has been definitively neutral longer than Switzerland. This is because, despite being a domestic conflict, the Swiss Civil War of 1847 nearly shattered Swiss neutrality from within. Not to mention the fact that Switzerland supplied arms during First Libyan Civil War.
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  4. They have tortured many Russian soldiers. The conditions Wagner forces them into are against every international convention. In this case, it was a Russian Colonel who was stationed at Bakhmut. They not only capture & torture official enlisted troops but also an officer as high-ranking as a Colonel. How is Russia even considered a Great Power with a military force like this?
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  5. Calmed down fearmonger. The end is not nigh.
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  6. Not really. While I dislike him, I have to admit Erdogan is just a political statesman that seeks concession for the political interests of his party. Orban is just a power-hungry, culture-war-obsessed extremist that is trying to do what Erdogan is doing.
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  7. Thank you for your family's and friends' support.
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  8.  @dusty_artichoke  I had a feeling as much.
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  9. Well, wouldn't the obvious response to this be the West also sanctioning those Central Asian nations? After all, the reason India and other "neutral" nations haven't done the same is due to fear of second-hand sanctions. Obviously, this wouldn't matter to Noth Korea, Iran, and others that have already been sanctioned for years now, but it does matter to those who have not. Otherwise, I guess an alternative would be to incentivize them with more carrot & less stick.
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  10. IDK if NATO would unanimously activate Article 5. But at the very least, they wouldn't hold back anymore in making sure the war ended before another incursion into NATO territory.
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  11. You get your "facts" from the Kremlin's toilet.
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  12.  @jamesdoe3713  So long as it's not Russian propaganda, I'm sure they'll do just fine.
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  13. While I agree with you,... you're talking from a mighty high horse, there.
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  14. Well, are you Polish or Hungarian?
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  15.  @adrianagiuca1196  It's sad that you can't formulate thoughts without painting all Hungarians as dumb, Xi & Putin supporters.
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  16. Sun Tzu? LOL
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  17.  @osheridan  That joke has been dead since the start of the Cold War.
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  18. "Dun. Dun. Dun. Another bites the dust!" LOL. But seriously though. First, Truss; now, Meloni. I am praying for stability in European democracies.
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  19.  @sasakithesolemnone8108  If I'm being honest, you just sound like someone with a gripe against democracy. Democracy is the greatest experiment humankind has ever undergone. And it is also the greatest, most ambitious form of rule in history. Then again, perhaps you prefer life under autocratic authoritarianism, revolutionary socialism, or absolute monarchy. The great thing about self-determination is that you can choose that for yourself. This is also reality.
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  20.  @sasakithesolemnone8108  How very tragically poetic.
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  21. There is no expulsion mechanism to threaten them with. The Washington Treaty never thought this was gonna be a problem.
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  22. For the loss of Bakhmut? Yes. But that won't be enough to save his neck for the loss of the war.
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  23. Me from October 2022, natural gas from Nord Stream has been the bane of Germany's anti-Russia stance. But, Europe's gas pipelines that are dependent on Russia were what allowed many nations on the continent to fill up their gas reserve to precautionary levels.
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  24. They keep proving this, but y'all keep doubting. SMH.
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  25. "Partisan government" just means a government with 2 or more parties. Political parties that represent different bodies of the electorate are a vital part of democracy. The problem comes from party inefficiency, corruption, or unsustainable polarization. BTW, centrists aren't always perfect for democracy too. They can be either too much on the fence or too controlling. Ie: Macron is a centrist, but the type everyone hates. Furthermore, his actions recently have legitimately been negative to democracy, the rule of law, & cooperation.
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  26. That's what's happening now in Bakmut. But to distract from that, Prigozhin is selecting the blame on the Russian Army.
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  27. I found it hilarious that Prigozhin, the former caterer, thinks he can actually become the next Putin. What's even funnier is the fact Putin hasn't already taken out this wannabe, because he needs Wagner.
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  28. Chechniya 2.0. The separatists don't seem too powerful but if they grow, Putin will undoubtedly do a repeat of his domestic atrocities from 20-25 years ago.
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  29. Woah. Normally the Euro is stronger than the Dollar; in times of struggle, the Euro is even with the Dollar; yet, now the Euro dropped below the Dollar!? Unbelievable, yet predictable.
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  30. LMAO if that's a real party I wanna see how they would govern😂
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  31. The TLDR is no. The long answer is not at all. This video kinda feels ingenuine. Also, whoever wrote this script needs to learn what the term discrimination actually means. It's not something you throw around in an over-generalization. It's completely unobjective and honestly misleading. TLDR News is more and more starting to become "neutral done poorly".
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  32. (0:41) Wow. When was that clip from? I feel like it has been so long since I have seen Zelenskyy laughing.
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  33. Debt Trap Diplomacy is most effective during times of war.
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  34. This isn't accurate tho. The separatists have nothing to do with Zelenskyy's Administration in Kiyv.
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  35. Yeah. That just seemed petty.
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