Comments by "Jack Spring" (@jackspring7709) on "Alex Christoforou" channel.

  1. I see the US has been "mediating" again. We all know Ukraine would not have been able to mount that.
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  2. Lithuania: "We were only following orders". Oh dear. By the way: if this (and the treatment of Hungary) doesn't illustrate to everyone how much of a totalitarian block the EU is, nothing will
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  3. US: "Repeat after me - 'I know nothing'." Scholz: "I know nothing."
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  4. Biden: "Did it happen in Ukraine?" Us: "No, it happened here in the U.S." Biden: "Well, I'm not interested!"
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  5. I guess the Polish embarrasor (typo intentional) thinks he'll survive a nuclear war: or maybe he was (falsely) promised a place in an underground bunker. He should go over there and fight himself if he's so passionate about it.
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  6. Dear German government: it's never a good idea to try to destroy a country that you depend on for your gas - especially when that country is completely self sufficient. To us normal human beings you should be very thankful that Russia didn't switch the gas off altogether, because everyone knows you would have done exactly that, had the shoe been on the other foot. What a circus the EU is.
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  7. If Durov is in a position to just leave altogether he probably should. The rule of law is fine when its being run by a legal system that can be trusted. His arrst was nothing more than a political move against free speech.
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  8. And let's not forget that Zelenska was elected in a landslide on a platform of bringing peace to Ukraine and normalising relations with Russia.
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  9. I've never felt embarrassed on behalf of our leaders here in Europe, but now I do. Its an odd experience.
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  10. Millions for the The BBC, too, despite the bbc being already subsidised by a mandatory license fee that everyone in Britain has to pay if they watch TV.
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  11. I saw a comment that the pilots of the downed plane had manouvred the plane away from a populated area into a field to avoid further casualties. Unbelievable bravery and compassion. I wonder if it was intentionally hit over a populated area in order to to kill as many people as possible.
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  12. I just had this thought of Xi taking the call, hesitating, ringing Justing Trudeau on the other phone and then putting both 'phones side by side and letting them talk bs to each other.
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  13. Your comments about Ireland didn't surprise me at all: I grew up in that country many years ago before the rise of political class and it's entry into the eu. It is not the same nation of people it once was: I watched in amazement a few years ago as the entire country went into a blind panic over 1 foot of snow (the beast from the east): in all honesty I regarded that as a sign of things to come: that and the lock downs, the anti-Russian hysteria - all of them were deeply dismaying to me but none of them surprising.
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  14. Patrick Lancaster had a VERY close call yesterday. In a pick up, driving along the frontlines a drone pursued them until one of the soldiers managed to shoot it out of the sky. It was close.
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  15. Absolutely great news. Thank you Alex - and well done, Hungary and the Hungarian people. Huge respect to you all for being such huge Victors against overwhelming political odds.
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  16. The fact that someone of elensky's calibre can be held up as a hero is dismaying. The facts of what's been going on over there are really not that hard to find.
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  17. Boris has announced that he is the only person that can save the tories from a wipeout. The man who prompted the possibility of a tory wipeout regards himself as their saviour. I almost admire that level of confidence that some completely useless & disastrous people have. I don't know how they do it.
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  18. The disrespect shown to Russia by our "representatives" after everything the Russians did to liberate Europe is absolutely shocking. The Soviets lost 27 million people during that war.
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  19. Thomas Sowell's book 'Intellectuals and Society' sums these types of people up perfectly.
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  20. Thank you, Peter Hegseth. A message of reality delivered to those who love war but never saw combat themselves, by a man who doesn't love war and who did serve in combat.
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  21. "The price we pay" says the Estonian "leader". You haven't paid any price, Madam.
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  22. "We have reached a bit of a stalemate but fear not: we are determined to fight to the last Ukrainian." John Kirchhofer.
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  23. Lettuce all remember Liz Truss's achievements..........she made history and became history all in one go.
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  24. Prayers for Syria. Doubly tragic that its army did so well for 10 years and had even defeated these mercenaries at one stage. No doubt Israel and the US neocons are very happy with their Erdogan right now.
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  25. P.S. Let's also not forget the deeply insulting remarks that starmer has made about Trump over the years. The fact that he has then gone crawling toTrump says a great deal about his character, or lack of it.
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  26. She (Gabbard) was placed on a watch list and also followed by agents whenever she was flying.
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  27. I'm delighted you picked up on that, Alex: I saw a number of Finns comment on this and they were pointing out what those party goers were shouting. So Finland has a fan of white powder heading a government that is escalating tensions with Russia, a nuclear armed power. Having a white powder fan "in charge" in Ukraine alone is proving disastrous for that country.
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  28. Milley: "I'm a glass half full kinda guy." Ukraine: "We're a country half empty kinda country. Thanks for everything".
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  29. I think we can all agree on one thing now that the world is in chaos: weak people do not make peaceful leaders.
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  30. They all knew who that guy was - they just didn't expect the backlash.
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  31. In Ireland yesterday the PM (Taoiseach) was chased down the road by the family and supporters of a teacher who is in prison for not naming a student by their preferred pronoun. I'm not even joking. He's in prison. Enoch Burke is his name: a devout Christian.
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  32. NATO: "There will be NO NATO boots on the ground in Ukraine." NATO: "To all military personnel - from today all combat troops will be required to wear sneakers instead of boots.
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  33. Lol Kissinger was one of the people that started all this regime change stuff: the fact that he is even sounding reasonable isn't so much testament to his sanity, but an indictment of just how insane things have become.
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  34. So Erdogen wanted Putin to fly to Turkey, a NATO country, to discuss things, did he? I wouldn't trust that guy to look after my gold fish. I'd trust him even less, now.
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  35. My guess about Ukraine's (Kiev's) obsession with capturing territory is that W. Ukraine's new owners, Black rock etc, are completely focused on the rich and fertile land/soil and want their hands on as much of it as possible.
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  36. I remember him saying that.
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  37. Michelle: "Now I have to stand in front of all these idiots and pretend I like them. Ugh!"
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  38. Not only defeated: they left $80billion worth of state of the art military equipment behind when they abandoned the country, making the taliban the best equipped guerrilla army in the world.
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  39. Horrific individual: given that Russian authorities gave him assurances at the beginning of that conflict that he is not a target.
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  40. Nuland visits Niger. Why do I get the feeling that we'll be seeing sudden protests that turn violent?
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  41. Let's just hope the heroes of azov don't try to escape whilst dressed up as women again, a trick they no doubt learned from Arestovich.
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  42. Has anyone told Elensky that he won't actually survive the Russian response to a nuclear strike? Even when I was a child (growing up during the cold war) I understood that no-one would survive this.
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  43. Somebody should tell EU leaders that the hole they're digging for themselves isn't actually Russia's grave.
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  44. Biden: "I want to inflict pain on Russia". We know, Joe, we've known that for years.
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  45. After Minsk 1 and 2 the US/EU/Kiev can definitely be trusted with negotiations. Yeah. Definitely.
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  46. Well done to India: meanwhile our wonderful leaders over here are busy turning Ukraine into the surface of the moon.
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  47. Watch out: they'll accuse you of being anti-semantic.
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  48. Very true. Even former military personnel here are saying they won't fight in that insane war.
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  49. I wouldn't like to be in the little green man's shoes right now: imagine having the blood of half a million of your own countrymen on your hands.
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  50. 1945: "We must never, ever allow this to happen again!" 2024" "..............................................................................."
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