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

  1. It's absurd to think that engineers, mathematicians and physicists lack creativity or the ability to "think outside the box."
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  2. Correct.
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  3. I support Russia.
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  4. 🎯
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  5. He has. He's running as an Independent.
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  6. ​ @ronsmyth2005  That's some serious cope, that. This and the first half of the next century, at the latest, more likely.
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  7. What's this nonsense about Ukraine offering a peace agreement to Russia in Istanbul?! 😂 It was the exact opposite, in fact.
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  8. Google Patriot Act.
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  9. He's fluent in both German and Russian and can quote reams of poetry in Russian.
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  10. Snyder is a propagandist masquerading as a historian.
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  11. True.
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  12. Zelensky has a British passport and can move there any time he likes.
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  13. Thanks.
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  14. ​ @paulbattenbough1002  Except that you no longer own the world. Europe, maybe. The world? A definite nah.
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  15. ​ @PeterNolan-009  Then you deserve the kids you have.
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  16. Putin's perfectly aware that an endorsement by him is the last thing Trump needs. Hence the pretense of preferring Biden.
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  17. Coincidences do of course happen all the time. The question is, was this one a genuine coincidence or a manufactured one.
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  18. And how do you propose to bring about this end in the West?
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  19. Nah. His wife has 3 children from her first marriage, and while he's either bisexual or homosexual, this is no big deal anymore. His problem is the loss of francophone Africa, the horrible social problems created by massive Muslim immigration, and the insane economic policies the EU has imposed on itself to spite Russia and China.
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  20. He started saying that only AFTER they took away his passport....
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  21. They still haven't done the right thing.
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  22. As if they need saving from Russia!
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  23. A Russian convert to Hinduism calls Orthodoxy nonsense! 😂
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  24. They created the Mujahedeen in Afghanistan in the late 1970s, out of whom came Al Qadea. They financed and armed ISIS for years. Not to mention over 100 years of right wing terrorism all over South America directly financed and engineered by the US. Even Wikipedia has a whole entry on "United States and state-sponsored terrorism".
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  25. Read some books and get used to relying on the media a little less. Global temperatures were 2C higher than today some 6000-8000 thousand years ago, exactly during the period of first human civilizations. The conmen of today are trying to sell us the idea, made possible only by our ignorance, that such temperatures are incompatible not with human life but with human civilization. Patently false. We've also been sold the story of a putative "scientific consensus" on climate change even though science doesn't work by consensus. Etc.
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  26. 😮
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  27. ​ @carlosgarcao2847  You're displaying a terribly spotty knowledge of history. The USSR was the LAST European power to sign a peace treaty with Nazi Germany! Stalin was forced into it by the repeated refusal of France and the UK to form a defense alliance with the Soviet to DETER Hitler from attacking anyone at all. Instead, the Brits caved in and signed a peace and friendship treaty with the Nazis YEARS before Stalin finally did the same in 1939 to buy the Soviets a little time to prepare for the Nazi invasion everyone in Europe knew was in the offing. The shameful truth is that most of Europe, the UK included, preferred the Nazis to countering them in conjunction with the Soviets. Who would eventually go to liberate most of that same wretched Europe from those same Nazis Europe just a few years down the road.
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  28. Not all. The buck stops with US on Ukraine.
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  29. Where is this "ferocious media war" Chas Freeman imputes to Russia?
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  30. It could keep it afloat, just barely, for another 5-10 years, but to what end and purpose? It'd be throwing good money after the bad, while Russia gets economically and militarily stronger and stronger each day.
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  31. You should also watch the interviews Oliver Stone did with Putin some years ago. Even more detailed and broad ranging than Tucker's interview.
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  32. And so much more stupid of the Slavs to be fighting one another, but that's what happens when one group swallows the Nazi cool-aid of ethnic superiority. In the last analysis, Ukrainians did this to themselves.
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  33. 🙏
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  34. It's Good Friday for the Orthodox.
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  35. There's no need for the Chinese to fight in Europe. Russia has almost half a million (480,000) men who've already volunteered for the battlefront, most of whom are fully trained by now. That's in addition to Russia's regular troops. It's estimated, in fact, that Russia's using less than 20% of its military capacity in Ukraine.
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  36. That, and American exceptionalism. The will to power and domination isn't confined to corporations alone.
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  37. I don't think so, alas. The US may walk away from Ukraine, but it cannot walk away from Israel. 😕
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  38. NATO was formed in 1949.
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  39. Good! I'm so glad for the men who're managing to save themselves from this madness. As for why they're going to Poland and not Russia: have a look at the map.
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  40. ​ @gerardovicidomini261  I learned that from THE pre-eminent US Russia studies scholar Stephen F. Cohen, who was pointing out already 10 years ago.
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  41. Single-handedly defeating all of NATO, yes. So weak of Russia. 😅
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  42. Pity the remaining Ukrainians.
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  43. The French did it to themselves in WW2. Entertaining Hitler's troops in Paris for the duration. It will take centuries for that to fade away from the historical consciousness of Europe and its settler colonies in North America.
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  44. Since 2013, rather, when the US and the EU staged the Euromaidan and then the coup in 2014, setting off Kiev's attack on Donbass.
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  45. Except that even our MSM are starting to realize that....
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  46. Anyone who shamelessly regurgitates the "Putin is a brutal dictator" NATO talking point ipso facto loses all credibility for me. There's room really no need to and no justification for giving such types any air time.
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  47. I think NATO can linger on for quite a while yet. The Europeans are too spineless to call it quits and disband the whole wretched thing.
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  48. ​ @miraivas6203 How can you forgive unrepentant evil?!
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  49. 😂
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  50. I agree. Russia's not being served well with that approach.
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