Comments by "Diogo Jorge" (@DiogoJ1) on "Nord Stream Declared Dead? Europe Loses its Energy Lifeline" video.

  1. Not really, Russia is to blame. Had Russia not invaded Ukraine, none of this would have happened.
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  2. And thank God we are. I would rather be dependant on USA than Russia.
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  3.  @mengreat6982  This coming winter will be nothing we can't endure. Also what happens this winter has nothing to do with God.
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  4. We will endure and become stronger. Both Russia and USA will eventually pay for what they did to EU.
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  5. Will that make a pause on the invasion of Ukraine? If not, then it's pointless.
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  6.  @there_was_a_2453  Simple, by refusing to be part of Russia's deals. It's what Ukraine wants, so how it doesn't help?
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  7.  @there_was_a_2453  Energy, obviously. That's the common thread between this incident and the sanctions.
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  8.  @there_was_a_2453  By having EU not providing money to Russia. What's there to understand? Simple, we will survive and keep helping. It could be more stabler and they are lying about it to begin with. And we could be providing money to them, but we aren't.
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  9.  @debabratabanerjee7461  They need NATO to protect themselves from Russia. Russia invasion only served to prove that fact. There can be no neutrality with Russia backstabbing them, like they did in 2014 by arming separatist filth and disrespecting Ukraine's borders.
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  10. I believe it might have been USA, but it doesn't change that Russia is our enemy.
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  11.  @jusperkhamala9371  It protect us from Russia, NK and China potential threats. NATO isn't responsible for this, so not sure what you are aiming at.
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  12.  @mengreat6982  God isn't on Russia's side either.
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  13.  @surjakantasingh4287  America isn't God, so I don't care.
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  14. What last chance? We never intended to use it. Russia is our enemy, we must not touch their gas, so there's a silver lining on the pipeline being destroyed, as it means that EU has nowhere to run and must oppose Russia no matter what.
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  15.  @poppypollen4362  Lol, as if we have to be grateful to Russian swine for serving their own interests. Also it was the battle of Normandy that decided the war.
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  16.  @neverknowsbest2879  Afraid not. No invasion, no problem. Russia was the one who invaded. The coup was rightfully supported. Viktor deserved to be ousted for being a Russian puppet. Ukraine wants to get rid of Russian influence. As deep as it takes, I will always find reasons why Russia is to blame.
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  17.  @debabratabanerjee7461  NATO has every right to expand to contain Russia threat. It wouldn't have happened if Russia hadn't invaded. Whoever invades first is to blame.
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  18.  @seanlee3863  That's no excuse to invade. Thus Russia's fault.
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  19.  @seanlee3863  No, it's not. Donbas isn't Russia. Those ethnic Russians belong to Ukraine and thus are none of Russia's concern. On top of that, they are separatists and thus criminals. There's no excuse to invade unless Ukraine had Invaded Russia. They didn't, thus Russia is to blame. The Minsk agreement is worthless to begin with since it only serves Russia's interests at the expense of Ukraine. Hardly, NATO expansion would protect Ukraine from Putin's paranoia.
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