Comments by "Michael Dunham" (@michaeldunham3385) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1.  @jtgd  they lost one, don't exaggerate
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  2. Completely unsubstantiated claims that I suspect that you've made up
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  3.  @exiledhebrew1994  EU produces a surplus which it exports to Africa...... your claims are complete nonsense
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  4. Why would anyone want to seek asylum in Russia?
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  5. Why the place has been all but destroyed
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  6.  @sj4632  So it's OK for Putin to interfere in Ukraine but the US isn't even allowed to discuss the situation?
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  7.  @endered3498  UK has lower unemployment, lower inflation rates than the EU.... Yeah that's a failure. Places like Italy, Spain and Greece are suffering an economic crisis, so much for the benefits of EU membership
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  8.  @Gardstyle35  can you quote these 'smart minds'? Italy's economy is in the toilet because by joining the euro they lost a powerful economic tool
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  9. Why convolut a video about Russia by mentioning the US or any other nations?
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  10. Switzerland is in the EU in all but name
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  11.  @2hotflavored666  oh so we're going to do the whataboutism routine rather than look at the the problems with the EU
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  12.  @MrEricGuerin  all ministers are elected members of Parliament in the UK, you do know that? We're not going to hold elections on every ministerial position we leave that to be political party that won the election, that's democracy. The commission decides on the candidates, how many candidates did the EU commission put forward for the EU president? Have you bothered watching the video? The EU parliament has no power, they cannot debate legislation without permission from the EU commission and the commission are not obliged to accept the parliamentary decision And that's what you call democracy? 😄 The way the EU operates is very similar to how the Soviet Union did, I suppose you think that was democratic too
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  13.  @billjane5522  Apart from the Baltic states and half of Eastern Europe. Why do you think that so many of these countries joined NATO
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  14.  @LancesArmorStriking  Azov are just a tiny minority of people that people like you keep trying to use to make a point, the truth is however they have no significance following As for this coup, it would never have happened if Putin hadn't interfeared in Ukrainian politics.... So if you like what happened take it up with Putin
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  15.  @superhumantrueman  plenty of videos showing Russian soldiers complaining about the lack of equipment, do they actually have the resources to manufacture more is question..... they seem to be relying on Iran and North Korea lately
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  16. ​ @Rachel_M_ the collapse of the Soviet Union had nothing to do with a Russian revolution
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  17.  @JewTube001  your point is what exactly? It's pretty clear that there's a lot of powerful unhappy people in Russia who have suffered as a direct result of Putin’s stupidity. There's a limit to how much they'll put up with to secure their loyalty
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  18. The US was attacked by terrorists in Afghanistan and Gaddafi routinely supplied European terrorism, so yes it was self defense
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  19. The one thing you can guarantee is that Putin can never be trusted to keep to any agreement..... the evidence of this undeniable
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  20.  @shadowpat810  yeah the pound does look like a stable currency at the moment
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  21.  @J3wuigi  my morals are perfectly fine, these people have committed unspeakable things so I have absolutely no sympathy for them
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  22.  @DVHeld  what nuclear launchers? Even Putin hasn't made that allegation. Why don't you ask yourself why so many former Soviet republics and Warsaw Pack countries have joined NATO? What gives Russia the right to say if Georgia or Ukraine can join the EU or even NATO? Your claims regarding the situation in Donbass and Crimea being a result of NATO are completely false and show a lack of understanding what really happened. Germany has always sat back and allowed the US and UK to protect its borders rather than taking responsibility its self however you claim that they are cutting spending on defense when we already know that they have made a commitment to actually increase spending in line with NATO requirements. No the only people carrying out hostile activities is Russia or more accurately Putin.
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  23. They advance slowly so they don't get slaughtered
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  24.  @superhumantrueman  oh they have a considerable number of submarines that can't be ignored
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  25.  @superhumantrueman  probably not given the size of the Turkish military and the fact they're a NATO member, but they do rely on Russian fossil fuels
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  26. You seriously think Putin has goodwill?
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  27.  @qinby1182  Loophole? I'm perfectly aware of who any agreement was made, it amuses me when people like to conveniently draw a distinction between the Soviet Union and Russia when suits their agenda
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  28. So I'm guessing that you love brutal dictatorships and murderous regimes like the Taliban
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  29.  @dorderre  Kaliningrad was given to the Soviet Union not Russia, what gave Russia the right to it?
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  30. Skripal, Litvinenko? Crimea, Ukraine? I have my doubts you're from the UK. This isn't about being anti-Russian, it's people like Putin and Lukashenko who are the problem, they are both dictators that their respective countries could do without
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  31. They can't atually stop them
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  32. Corbyn is antisemitic among other dubious things
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  33. ​ @andreyhempburn a reliable partner until they get a new government
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  34.  @fastfreddy19641  too late we've left for good
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  35.  @BlackBanditXX  no really the vast majority of people won't know the difference between them so it's irrelevant, you're simply arguing about something that doesn't actually matter
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  36. And you know that because?
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  37.  @darthnox7958  I would say their meaning was perfectly clear
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  38.  @sylviahutchison5203  exactly
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  39. ​ @wonderplaceholder we have NATO to deal with him
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  40. ​ @JaegerDreadful irrelevant and pointless comment.
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  41. Because it's irrelevant in this case
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  42. No this a perfect example of why the UK left the EU.... the EU parliament has no power
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  43. Troll alert
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  44. ​ @Laerei it's called the United States of America
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  45. @Null Pointer Judging by the the name, Indian who are incredibly biased in favour of Russia.
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  46. OK Singh can you explain why the Kremlin provided fake radar images, fake satellite images and fake eyewitnesses all try to show that MH-17 was shot down by a Ukrainian fighter jet? They of course conveniently forgot about all that after investigators pulled BUK fragments out of the bodies of the pilots.
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  47. What it shows is what we've been saying for years, the EU parliament has no power.... All the power is with the commission
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  48.  @2hotflavored666  here we go again with the whataboutism... the commission is democratically elected? Well technically yes but of course the commission decides on who the candidates are. Example being when it came to the EU president the commission put forward how many candidates? One, Ursula Von Der Leyen.... yeah that's what you call democracy. The only thing that's obvious is your refusal to accept how undemocratic the EU is. Ok would you describe the USSR as democratic?
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  49.  @imtiazakand3174  second class citizens in Russia
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  50. No I disagree the route was approved for use by the International aviation authority, a minimum attitude was also set. At the time no one was aware that Russia had just supplied the separatists with the BUK missile system. I think you're looking at what happened with the benefit of hindsight
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