Comments by "Marc Joly" (@emjizone) on "Russia's Black Sea Fleet HQ DESTROYED!" video.

  1. 5:16 This is Elon Musk's big Henry Ford moment. Congratulations Elon, you've just confirmed your high rank in the dictators' ass-licking league. The attack on Pearl Harbor was BEFORE the USA retaliated on Japan, while Ukraine is under Russian attack for more than nine years, idiot. I can't believe poor people all around the world have to teach rich US citizens the History of their own country, and even Japanese wonder why he says that. Even Russian citizens don't consider Ukrainian air strikes on Crimea as a sneak attack. Not even their army does! Such golden moron… I can't believe he managed to make so many real engineers work for him rather than for good reasons.
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  2. 12:29 Europe: people refuse to work for political reasons USA: people don't get paid for political reasons Just comparing… 😶‍🌫
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  3. 19:34 To me this is the worst. It's even worse than adults killing each other. To plant wars in the future, to ensure future suffering, to sacrifice future generations to a false past, is of the utmost evil. Murder is a crime against an individual. To teach hate is a crime against all living beings.
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  4. 19:22 Imagine being an Ukrainian medical worker in the occupied territories of Ukraine instead then, @JakeBroe.
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  5. The Black Sea Fleet commanders not knowing about HTTPS and videoconferences… 🙄🤷‍♂☠☠☠🤕🤕🤕
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  6. 8:45 The most remarkable thing is that Russia lied so terribly in Crimea that it even managed to turn some pro-Russian Ukrainians into anti-Russian partisans. Some Crimeans sincerely wanted Russia's protection because they thought the Ukrainian government was more corrupt and less capable, but since they got a live taste of what the real Russian world is like under Putin's rule, and since they discovered that the Russians are not here to protect them, but to make them kill each others and physically replace them, they changed their minds. Life is cruel for the few Ukrainians in the occupied territories who sincerely hoped that the Ukrainian government would be overthrown and that their country would magically become rich by joining the Russian Federation, only to learn that members of their family have been killed by the Russian army, and that they themselves are threatened or driven to fight their own. This is certainly not the idealized Russia they were hoping for.
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