Comments by "Diogo Jorge" (@DiogoJ1) on "DW News" channel.

  1. Good riddance. Anyone who supports Russia in anyway, shouldn't be allowed to even put a step on Ukraine, let alone be part of the army.
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  2.  @wokeaf1337  Russia did invade Ukraine, how else did they reach Maripoul? Or are we going to claim that Russia somehow attacked Maripoul with invisible soldiers.
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  3.  @basiltozer9078  And neither do we care what Russia thinks. If they are just going to bully their way or the highway, then they must be opposed no matter the cost.
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  4. How many final warnings does that make now?
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  5. About time they experience it. Or maybe they already experienced it before but kept it a secret.
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  6. Let the mock. It won't change what we must do.
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  7.  @O7_from_Ykt  Please. It's not even remotely close to hyperinflation.
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  8. Putin must think the entire nation of Ukraine is a military structure at this point.
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  9.  @GamingwithBlaze  It's just one winter, just bear with it. I don't need a normal day for 3 months.
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  10. If we want to oppose Russia, then we should cope with that reality.
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  11. Indeed. We shouldn't demand apologies from them, so why should we apologize to others for the past?
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  12.  @gdiwolverinemale2745  That's his choice. Live by the sword, die by the sword, and all that.
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  13. Imagine burning gas instead of giving it away. But guess Russia is too petty to do that for Europe.
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  14.  @UmBungo  NATO isn't an nation, and thus can expand wherever it likes, for as long countries are willingly joining them.
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  15.  @cybercafe8721  I don't. I wasn't born when slavery started centuries ago.
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  16.    Lol. Sorry pal, but neutrality doesn't count as support.
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  17.  @kolyahijack1385  Do you? Because, Russia invading makes it the bully, no matter what excuses they make about how necessary it is to invade Ukraine. There's nothing that justifies invading another country, save for self defense.
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  18. They could be neutral, if Russia wasn't constantly pestering them with threats. Too little too late. Ukraine should stop being neutral at this point, because neutrality will only make them vulnerable to Putin's greed.
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  19.  @jamesdawson2510  Indeed. If the Ukranians can endure that, then we have no right to complain.
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  20. The nerve of this guy. "Noble aims" my foot.
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  21. I find it funny that now she is claiming this, when she allowed Germany to be dependant on Russia's gas.
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  22.  @MohamedHassan-ui1cq  That's what you believe. Same old history. African countries thinking they have it all figured it out. EU would have supported Ukraine with or whitout USA.
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  23. Nice joke.
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  24. He wasn't forced into anything. He could have done nothing and Russia would be fine.
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  25. Too bad that strengthening the Ruble will not make the 15 years worth of money frozen come back anytime soon as long the war lasts.
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  26. And I would like a world where Russia, China and NK governments are burned to the ground, and USA is reformed to be less reckless and blind to the problems they help cause.
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  27. Only people whitout morals would wish for something like that.
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  28. Lol, why would they bother bury them? They are the enemy. They buried them to hide their crime.
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  29.  @mariahewitt9787  Because he's a coward.
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  30.  @zulzulzulaan2396  Call it what you will, if that makes you sleep better at night.
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  31. So that Russia can break it shortly after?
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  32. It's more like they want humanity to suffer, just because there are some rotten apples among us.
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  33.  @honestamv5047  Lol. Goes to show how you know nothing about what's going on in EU. Bread is a wheat product. Bread used to cost 0,90 euros, now it costs 1,40. That's a mere 50% increase or so. Hardly dealbreaking.
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  34.  @jessicadorion8507  If he had any genuine patience, he wouldn't never invade Ukraine over those separatists.
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  35. Trusting Russia is like entrusting a fox with a hen.
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  36. And why wouldn't we? Wasting gas, when they could be giving it away for free?
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  37. Better than nothing. I appreciate anything that harms Russia whitin the limits of what we can handle.
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  38.  @jont2576  Of course Russia would try to be optimistic. Russia can claim that pigs can fly, but that doesn't necessarily make it true.
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  39.  @ratave6472  Who said he didn't?
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  40. Hardly. There will be cuts, but there will be some heating this winter, and we hardly had any real problems cooling this summer.
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  41. Then they should give it. But guess wasting resources instead of helping your fellow humans is too much to ask of Russia.
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  42. Africa isn't paying taxes for nothing. Africa is using infrastructure that belong to Europeans. They pay for their continued use.
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  43. NATO never forced them to defend themselves against Russia.
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  44.  @akeemhanniford6401  Russia wasn't invaded by Ukraine before.
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  45.  @samwelgabriel532  What agression? Russia was the one to invade Ukraine, and support separatists.
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  46.  @randomclick2826  They just did with the whole ruble nonsense. They had the obligation to pay in euros until the end of the contrats, no matter the reason. They also promised to respect Ukraine's borders in exchnage for nukes they sent back to Russia. They failed to deliver on that promise as well.
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  47.  @jonelbondyingnuezca742  Then Philippines is wrong.
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  48.  @xcitemex6353  Don't make me laugh. Russia is to blame for this.
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  49.  @zulzulzulaan2396  Clearly not the case, since I can still eat and make money.
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  50.  @zulzulzulaan2396  That's the thing, I don't pay that much in bills, and my "salary" is dependant on how much I do at my shop. I don't gain anywhere close to 1600 €, and it lasts the whole month. Have enough to pay any yearly expenses as well. Maybe you should start cutting on unecessary things? Like maybe smoking, or drinking? Or find yourself an cheaper apartment or an house with low rent.
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