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

  1. Clinton is like a bad smell that just appears every now and again.
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  2. "Guys: I'm still recovering in hospital - give me a few days. Please". Lloyd Austin "Get your tail out there and start that war: we didn't pay you to sit in a hospital bed". Austin's (real) bosses.
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  3. Burns may be the most professional of the circus he's performing for, but that's still a very low bar. I doubt if he could clean up anything. All that's left is for Kiev and the US to realise is over and not try to BS Russia.
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  4. That full interview was classic. I watched it three times.
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  5. My understanding was that Iran doesn't want nuclear weapons simply because its against the religion of Iran's leaders to have them.
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  6. McConnell never gets tired of other peoples' blood and money.
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  7. Turkey: Refused to be anyone's puppet and is now in a very strong position. Greece: Eager to be a puppet for fear of losing out and has now lost out massively.
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  8. Tbh I think Trump was right to bring the South African/farmer crisis up the way he did. This has been going on for over 25 years, the government & police turn a blind eye. Speaking about this in a closed meeting with the South African team would have just given them another opportunity to sweep it under the carpet yet again.
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  9. Neo-Nikki: the swamp's choice.
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  10. Dear oh dear, Trump. Please at least do some research on the background and reality of the Ukraine situation before setting up a meeting with Putin.
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  11. Oh no. The S300 was blown up? I guess this is the reality of fighting against a standing army. Oh well......
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  12. The French jets flying those colours was definitely not a mistake: those flights are always carefully choreographed. It was intentional so I think your theory about it honouring Russia's Victory Day is correct.
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  13. Yep. Putin played an incredible game. If you even look at how he played the oligarchs as he worked his way up, and then turned on them as soon as he was in office - its an amazing story and hasn't been properly written about yet.
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  14. True. She does have a very sickening effect.
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  15. That was desperate to listen to. Those two super wealthy crooks with very dark pasts. It really was sickening to listen to.
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  16. It takes a long time for a spoiled brat to understand that he/she has run out of toys.
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  17. The use of language in those press conferences. There is something seriously wrong with these people.
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  18. "Everyone vill be laughing at us and ve vill be happy" Klaus Schwipe.
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  19. I look at it even in simpler terms. We have a parasite class living off our backs - and they will do everything they can to stay lodged there. They are no different to any other parasite in the animal kingdom.
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  20. Thank you, Trump. Not even back in office yet and thanks to his statement I now know that the EU no longer wants to push for a war with Russia.
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  21. Lol - interesting that the EU is all of a sudden declaring LIthuania an independent state: so they do recognise sovereignty and independence when it comes to blaming said vassal state.
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  22. A nest of roaches.
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  23. So Arestovich is living it up in the USA doing speaking tours, while Zaluzhny is enjoying the high life in one of London's most exclusive areas: meanwhile the people they threw into the grinder don't even get a Christmas break because Zelensky refused it. Its like a re-run of the trenches of WW1 - but even those guys got a Christmas truce.
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  24. His forces have been blowing up and looting churches - and also jailing priests in the last 2 years or so.
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  25. I thought they were already batshit crazy in WEFminster.
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  26. The EU "leadership" works for, and is owned by, the same people who own Elensky.
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  27. I think it's great that Truss wants more weapons: so let's give her some and send her over there to fight.
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  28. I have a poem to mark Bono's presence and his poetic masterpiece last year: The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plane, But bono will always be.....a pain.
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  29. It makes many of us over here in the West angry, too. I live in the UK - I myself am effected by the inflation and fuel hikes caused by the sanctions war but I am on Donbass and Russia's side on this. Our stupid "leaders" started this, are trying to continue it and the people here are suffering the consequences.
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  30. I was over in Ireland a few months ago and I saw one of the first protests near Tallaght: mostly young people, which was a pleasant surprise. The unpleasant surprise was seeing the police, the gardai, policing the event with their faces covered. They clearly have no idea how bad that looks.
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  31. And let's not forget: Elensky was voted in by a landslide on the ticket of lasting peace in Donbas and normalising relations with Russia.
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  32. I'm glad for Tucker Carlson: hugely disappointed by others who I thought would know better. Over here in Ireland someone rammed a truck into the gates of the Russian embassy. Ireland - a neutral country that has never had a problem with Russia. This is what happens when we have a worthless and effete media and political class that lives in a bubble.
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  33. Absolutely. She said a few things that she knew would get her elected and people, as usual, fell for it.
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  34. German Defence minister: "Things are getting uncomfortable here - I'm off!!"
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  35. I live in the UK - and I am alarmed at the insanity that is now being displayed by our govt, but worse, our legacy media - it's almost like they think WW3 wouldn't affect them personally and they'll be able to go back to their nice lucrative jobs in the office once it's done. They're not functional human beings.
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  36. Finland and Sweden deserve the position Erdogan is putting them in.
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  37. That panel elite effetes at the beginning is a perfect example of the phrase 'The banality of evil'.
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  38. Now wonder they're boycotting him - if I wore the same green sweatshirt and didn't shave for 2 years I'd imagine my own family would boycott me.
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  39. 39:00 - they confiscated Poroshenko's chocolate factory? That is so beautiful, almost poetic. He was the man who launched the war on East Ukraine and talked about how "Their children will be trembling in basements". He actually said that.
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  40. Yep - Vietnam, too: there was never a war declared.
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  41. I never had a lot of of faith in Tulsi Gabbard, so I was pleasantly surprised when I saw her stand up to Trump....only to then confirm my first impression of her.
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  42. Zelensky is trying to cokes - er I mean coax - nato into giving him nukes.
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  43. I was talking about that to someone recently: the only conclusion we reached is that the truth is uncomfortable for anyone to face - but, for some people, it's unbearable.
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  44. I was chatting to someone from Germany who said that there are people protesting against the government every Monday in towns and villages there and that the press aren't covering it . She also said there were large protests in Berlin in 2020 during which the police were extremely violent towards the crowd: she siad she is also expecting a similar response this winter as protests grow.
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  45. Interesting. Russia's "Wanted List" is exactly the same as our "Unwanted List". I wonder if we could strike a deal lol.
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  46. She won't shy away from violence and destruction while she sits at home in her nice, leafy suburb, living off her ill gotten bribes and campaign contributions.
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  47. True. In fact during WW2 the British promised the Irish government that if they dropped their neutrality and helped they would be given Northern Ireland back. Of course the Irish government, to their great credit, didn't believe them and told them to get lost: they knew that Irish soldiers would have been just used as cannon fodder, anyway.
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  48. I've seen some of the footage of entire Ukraine battalions being identified and wiped out and still they're being told they have to keep going. Poroshenko was awful but Elensky is in a league of his own. You can see he has no care or empathy for a single one of those lives.
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  49. "I demand that you admire me!" Macroleon Blown-Apart - April 2023.
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  50. I get it over hjere in the UK, too - soI always say to them "You're listening to the same people who told us Iraq had WMDs, Assad gassed his own people and Gaddafi pulled babies out of incubators". Its infuriating.
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