Comments by "Vaska Tumir" (@vaska1999) on "Dialogue Works" channel.

  1. You don't have to watch two interviews with the same guest in a single day.
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  2. They do have an illegal immigration problem from the many -stans in central Asia. And yes, Russia does deport them even though its economy is growing so much they need immigrant labour.
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  3. The EU was directly involved in the EuroMaidan "revolution" and the association agreement it forced on Ukraine directly violated Article 3 of the Budapest Memorandum, this putting paid on Ukraine's post-1991 territorial integrity. That our MSM never told us about this just shows what their true role is. The EU has been knee-deep in engineering this 💩 from Day 1.
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  4.  @klaasvakie  No, there was no subtext to my question. I was genuinely curious what a more accurate translation would be, and Ivan the Formidable sounds just right. Btw, I'm originally from former Yugoslavia, from Belgrade, Serbia. The West has more blood on its hands than any other group in world history, including the Mongols.
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  5. Freedom of speech is irrelevant?
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  6. Not blaming him but pointing out his (bewildering) naiveté.
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  7. May God forgive you in the fullness of time, but not before you've sincerely repented of all the harm you've done to others.
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  8. Why? You long to be deceived, as you were then?
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  9. I'm a little stunned by how out of touch Prof. Wolff seems to be even on something as elementary as the real size of the Russian economy. It's now officially surpassed that of Germany's, but even before the start of the SMO, it was, in real instead of ludicrously rigged up GDP terms, at least 3 times the size of the German economy! Also, the notion that either Ukraine or the West are in the position to "offer" Russia to keep the four regions that voted to rejoin it last September is ridiculous. Neither can prevent Russia from keeping them, and unless Russia's stated terms are accepted -- full neutrality for Ukraine and a new security architecture in Europe, with NATO going back to its 1991 or at most its 1997 borders -- Russia will simply fight Ukraine to the point of unconditional surrender, with Russia dictating the terms of any post-war settlement. That Prof. Wolff doesn't seem to understand that speaks of just far deep in the belly of the imperial beast he actually is, how affected he himself is by the wall-to-wall propaganda that reigns in NATO-sphere.
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  10. ​ @jackb8469  Xi has more style than that.
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  11. He's protected by British special forces. And with the money he's skimmed off the 158 BILLION dollars he got from the US alone, he'll be able to buy the best protection services to be had.
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  12. I remember Russian tourists in former Yugoslavia way back in the 1960s, so this idea that only KGB personnel were allowed to travel abroad is another of those anti-Soviet myths the West soecializes in.
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  13. ​ @BOZ_11  Turkey used to have a huge empire, including 20% of Europe and all of the Middle East. An empire that lasted 500 years and fell apart only in the early 20th century.
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  14. So what's the point of sending any Abrams to them?
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  15.  @patrickvanmeter2922  Are you always so literal minded?! Loving everyone means treating people with basic decency, humanely! And yes, Netanyahu and the over 90% of Israelis who support his genocide of Palestinians could do with developing some basic humanity and decency towards their fellow men and women of other religions and ethnicities!
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  16. Nah. This will end on Russia's terms and the bear's stronger and better fed than ever before in its long history.
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  17. They're terminally corrupt, actually.
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  18. ​ @281992pdr Merely repeating your earlier assertions doesn't make them any more true than the first time you made them. The fact remains that the 72% of Ukrainians who voted Zelensky into power did so believing that he would implement the Minsk Accords and re-establish good relations with Russia.
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  19. A sizable number of Americans can't find the USA on the map!
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  20. 😂
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  21. ​ @christinaru7004  Fortunately, the sanctions have overturned all that. Russia is free now. 🙂
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  22. It should be illegal for US politicians at any level of service, including those in the Congress, to accept any money, gifts or favours from foreigner countries and their reoresentatives.
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  23. ​ @stephennair2318  Prof. Hudson is right ONLY in reference to Ottoman rule in the Middle East. The Ottoman invasion and colonization of south-east Europe (which, by the way, never colonized anyone and is guilty of no crimes against any Asians, Africans, Americans, etc.) was a very different matter, on par with what Israel's doing to the Palestinians and worse, and your attempt to whitewash it by reference to what some Englishmen or Frenchmen, Italians, Spaniards, Portuguese, Dutch, Belgians, and Germans did to the peoples they colonized in Africa, Asia, Australia and the Americas speaks only of the nihilism that's swept over the West.
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  24. I thought he was referring to Sirhan Sirhan.
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  25. You must have missed its launching of the SMO in Ukraine and its single-handed defeat of NATO, currently in progress.
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  26. For example?
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  27. ​ @tidik73  Sure. The same NATO that ran away from Afghanistan. And, no, it wasn't the Americans alone.
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  28. 😮
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  29. You wish. 😅 It's Nima's own hair.
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  30. The 190 ethnic groups in the Russian Federation would beg to differ.
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  31. The largest economy in Europe (it overtook Germany last year), and 5th largest in the world. And growing.
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  32. Assange is with his family and friends, and no longer inside a maximum security prison in the UK. I'm celebrating his return to freedom.
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  33. A Russia-China-Iran alliance (I don't know if India would join it) would be a total game changer in geopolitics.
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  34. 😂
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  35. Because the surviving troops are trapped there, unable to retreat and getting killed off by the day.
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  36. The late Stephen F Cohen, America's premier Russia Studies scholar, complained about that as well. It was bad enough in the 1970s, but it got rapidly much, much worse from the 1990s on.
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  37. ​ @ФёдорИванов-с5б  What power do they want? Any examples so I can get a picture of what you mean?
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  38. I'd love to see a debate between Paul Craig Roberts and Scott Ritter.
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  39. Freedom, you know.
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  40. Col. Douglas Macgregor is just as impressive. So is Brian Berletic of The New Atlas channel. Grayzone's Max Blumenthal and Aaron Maté are also excellent, especially Blumenthal.
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  41. Yes, and it's up to the populations of individual EU countries to do so.
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  42. 😂
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  43. 😅
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  44. But you've still managed to convince yourselves that you owe it to Ukraine because the last time you attacked Russia, you failed to "liberate" Ukraine. A fine Nazi continuity in German foreign policy.
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  45. 🎯
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  46.  @dmp1520  That's my understanding: that the majority of Odessans are waiting for the Russian army to come and liberate them from Ukrainian terror. The city was founded by Russia, by Catherine the Great, and to this day it's a majority Russian speaking city.
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  47. 🎯
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  48. He was referring to Sirhan Sirhan.
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  49. For some reason, YouTube keeps deleting my reply to someone who's comment on this video is to say he's finding it hard to know whom to believe. When I find Col. Douglas Macgregor, ex-Marine Brian Berletic, ex-Marine Scott Ritter, ex-CIA Larry Johnson, ex-CIA Ray McGovern, and internationally renowned economists such as Richard Wolff, Michael Hudson and Jeffrey Sachs on one side all telling me essentially the same thing, I have no trouble figuring out whom to believe, them or the paid propagandists and professional liars, aka politicians, who've been telling me patent lies day in and day out for years now.
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  50. ​​@@robertmartin3688Support for the government, Putin specifically, has gone further up as a result of Prigozhin's adventure.
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