Comments by "Sergey Bebenin" (@sergeybebenin) on "How the West Is Fueling Russia’s War on Ukraine | System Error" video.

  1. This is only applicable in the civilized world. ruSSia isn't part of this world
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  2.  @rositasultana3958  And Ukraine. North Steam 2 was a no brainer corrupt project with the sole reason - cripple Ukraine and make EU even more dependent
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  3.  @NTraveller  You said Poland and Bulgaria were sending payments to frozen account. It's not true. The bank to make gas payments specifically was NOT sanctioned. Precisely to continue making payments for gas. But Putler wanted to play "power" games (maybe also to boost ruble) and said that payments in euro must now be converted to ruble. Moreover, the transaction is considered "complete" upon conversation, not payment in euro. So obviously countries with no dependency on russian gas won't play this stupid game.
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  4.  @NTraveller  Sanctions are punishment and confiscation (in the future) for aggression. While EU is transitioning away from russian gas, I understand that they can't cut the ties right now. Otherwise it's a huge financial stress in the EU, which will hurt everyone, including Ukraine, which relies on EU.
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  5. Next piece should be on Ukrainian ports blockade and how ruSSia is blackmailing entire world with grain shortage
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  6. It's supply/demand and speculation on fear. Corporations don't set the price.. the price is set on trading platforms
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  7.  @nathanlevesque7812  I don't understand what you are saying. What I'm saying is that prices are set by brokers (reflecting supply/demand/fear level), not corporations or producers. It's literally like a stock market. Apple or Intel don't set their stock price
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  8. 🤦‍♂️ it's about 1.5% of world economy. Less than tiny Italy
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  9.  @videogamestutorial  They can call it "not giving up" but they simply won't be able to continue. They won't even be able to mobilize that many people to begin with. They don't have the equipment or resources to make this happen.
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  10. It's never too late to go nuclear. Technology is there and it's proven to work exceptionally well, especially in "stable" seismic regions. France is actually heavily nuclear. I believe Ukraine is #1 in the world in terms of nuclear energy production (per capita I think).
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  11.  @NTraveller  No, they refused to pay in rubles and play the "exchange" games. Accounts are frozen to repay damages in Ukraine. Get over it. And ruSSia will be paying probably for another 100 years like Germans are paying for ww2 and even ww1 (just finished recently)
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