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

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  4.  @LancesArmorStriking  You've speculated that Russia did not try to 'negotiate' back control of because of the the state of Russia following the collapse of the Soviet Union. Historically when Russia or the Soviet Union wanted to extend its territory this was done by force or at least the threat of force. Ok specifically then why couldn't Russia enter into talks over Crimea with Ukraine. So you do engage in whataboutism then, right let's see. You are aware that it's actually illegal in Russia to even campaign for succession? You are aware that Russia refuses to accept the existence of Kosovo? So here's the problem then Russia doesn't allow its own citizens the rights that they say people in Crimea had while Crimea was part of Ukraine......a right that was immediately taken away once Crimea was annexed...irony? Now we can look at the alleged referendum itself, just looking at the results claimed by Russia are typically those found in rigged elections in dictatorships such as North Korea. A referendum arranged by the Kremlin, with their man Aksyonov running things.... Are you familiar with the term 'fox in the hen house'? So Yeltsin was an advocate for the creation of a Presidency of Russia, can you suggest an alternative? Maybe a new tsar? It just seems like you are looking for ways to undermine Yeltsin at this point. Did Yeltsin ask Clinton for help in his reelection campaign.... yes. Is there any evidence that Clinton did...... no and certainly not in the ways you're claiming. The people behind the reelection of Yeltsin were the oligarchs, they were the ones who financed and supported his campaign, they were the ones who owned the news media that could destroy Yeltsin or elevate his popularity. Clinton couldn't do anything. Got it.
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