Comments by "Ante Bratinčević" (@antebratincevic6764) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. And if you write a single letter it is projection 🙂
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  2. Biden and Zelensky may go directly to Haag . . . they do not need to go to Switzerland first . . . 🙂
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  3. Russians would not accept that way . . . they want implementation of agreement first and than ceasefire.
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  4. And would you like Denmark, Sweden, UK, the Netherlands and others to be attacked on military bases within their territory?
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  5. This you said does not work. Ukraine lost all chances to be country in its borders without Crimea. Proof of that we will see how many countries attended to Swiss peace summit will send their soldiers in Ukraine. Country where I live was in Schwitzerland, but I will not send my sons to fight Russians. You are not at all aware of the difference between the atmosphere in fancy Swiss hotels and the atmosphere on the front line in Donbass.
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  6. Russians never forget . . . do you think Russians are forgot 25 million Russians killed by Europeans in WWII . . . you think they will allow that again . . . ?
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  7. Russan army did withdraw from Bucha 31.03.2022. then major of Bucha appeared on tv on 01.04.2022. and said that Russians are gone and life may normalize not mentioning any dead people on the streets of Bucha. On 02.04.2022. there are dead bodies appeared on the streets of Bucha. In same time that sshowed up in media Rssians requested urgent UN investigation then UK did block that in the UN. Everything is documented.
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  8. Russia is storming West's defence along all front line. For this moment US refused to strike deep in to the Russia and now two things remaining in the West to talk, one is a huge Russian losses and another is collapse of Russia.
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  9.  @halfalligator6518  Ukraine ceased to exist after the unconstitutional removal of the president, i.e. after the coup d'état or as it is called in the US, regime change in 2014.
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  10. ​ @georgine321  I wrote what I see and what I know. I don't need anyone's interpretations.
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  11.  @lupus2848  You will tell me . . . :)
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  12. What about calling Boris Johnson for help 🙂
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  13. Yes, but Russians came to Berlin, and Hitler disappeared, remember . . . ?
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  14. ​ @vipulajayasinghe  Sorry, you compare Putin with Hitler. You messed something up. Anyway, 25 million Russians died in WWII fighting against Hitler. Do you think that the Russians will allow the West to try to conquer them again, without tens of millions of victims on the West side? As far as I can see, the Russians do not want to repeat the mistake of waging war on Russian territory, and there is no doubt that if the whole world needs to be destroyed, the Russians will destroy it.
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  15.  @vipulajayasinghe  You probably never heard for Rhein camps where American were killing POW's of German nazi army.
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  16. He he, ala si zamantan sa BDP-on . . . nije ti jasno kako BDP ovisi o iz arije proizvedenoj lovi . . . usput, u Hr BDP reste u par postotaka, a inflacija brije i do 10% . . . razlika je skriveni porez sa kojin se između ostaloga financira rat u Ukrajini.
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  17. Problem is that NATO is invader.
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  18. It is funny that Ukraine is in war against Russia, and then there is the argument that the military industry of the West has a greater capacity than the Russian military industry, and then again the fact that Ukraine has fallen to half the population it had when the USSR collapsed. Weapons have not disappeared either in the West or in Russia, and the real question is when the West will officially start sending its army to Ukraine. Zelenski has the plan of victory. Now all that remains is to sit and wait.
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  19. Russia faces problems, that is for sure, but NATO is facing a lot more problems than Russia. Today's flight of a Ukrainian pilot with Su27 to Russia says a lot. The West is facing the consequences of its propaganda that Russia is losing the war, as the Wall Street Journal published in the headline.
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  20. Our former defense minister would say that it is a synergy of hybrid and asymmetric warfare . . . :)
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  21. Anglosaxons have pulled the plug on Minsk peace agreement as well . . . Hollande and Merkel publicaly admitet that Minsk peace agreement was signed just to buy time to arm Ukraine and that agreement was never even planned to be implemented as well. This is not only about propaganda, but also about the influence of occult forces.
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  22. Yes, the US has gained competition that it is not looking forward to . . . :)
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  23.  @danielhutchinson6604  If Joseph Goebbels had the Internet, Germany would have won WWII . . . :)
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  24.  @martinskovpoulsen2736  As for the Eastern European countries, they are not willing to go to war with Russia to defend "freedom and democracy" and therein lies the problem. Unfortunately, no one told them that together with Joe Biden, they would need to "weaken Russia". It's obviously a small misunderstanding. And the Anglo-Saxons are not very willing to go to Ukraine either. International law has disappeared in the numerous invasions of the past three decades. As I wrote to you, I can't do anything here and I'm not going to war for anyone, and if you think that international law still exists, feel free to go to Ukraine and implement that law of yours.
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  25.  @LRRPFco52  We see that Ukraine is ceased to exist since coup d'etat in 2014. President is unconstitutionaly changed. Illegal and illegitimate. That was failure of the West policy to break law of the Ukraine. No one would accept that another country organizes a coup d'état and installs its own people in his country. There is no legal entity in Ukraine now. Last chances to recognize Ukraine by Russia disappeared with broken Minsk agreement and by trying to reach a peace agreement in Istanbul. Ukraine as it was is over. I do not know what is going to happen I mean is NATO going to full scale war in Ukraine to conqeuer a part of it.
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  26.  @martin-cheers  Perhaps you missed that in 2014 were coup d'etat in Ukraine organized by leading NATO country United States of America. There were unconstitutional owerthrown of president in 2014 and Ukraine as state ceased to exist. So now there lot of arguments from all sides but reallity is that Ukraine is battlefield of NATO and Rusia.
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  27.  @bh-zj4yt  Not three days . . . in the original UK propaganda it is one day . . . On the first day of the Russian action, the English announced that the Russians had not fulfilled the plan for the first day . . . 🙂
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  28.  @laurentsalbert9630  You live in an illusion, and in reality you piss on the keyboard . . .🙂
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  29.  @Therakus  Russians often mention that the USSR lost 25 million people in the fight against Hitler. The question is whether the Russians will allow war to be waged on the Russia soil again?
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  30. It is really end of the show. What a jurk you are.
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  31. Mike Johnson knows very well what strategy is, at least he knows better then Joe Biden who said to Ukrainians ''we will together weaken Russia and Lindsay Graham who said that was very good investment to pay Ukrainians to kill Russians. Do not think there are all western world including Ukrainians that stupid to suck that BS about strategy.
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  32. Russia has just announced that it will lower its immigration criteria because it lacks workers. As Russia has all the resources, the only thing it lacks are workers. In this way, Russia's self-sustainability is even more complete because it will be less dependent on international trade and the export of bare natural resources. Looking from the perspective of the country in the south of Europe where I live, Pakistanis and Nepalese come to work who can work in Russia for the same or higher amount of money, but Russia, like other countries, still prefers white people.
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  33.  @nigelgarrett7970  These were the same ones who organized the October Revolution, supported Germany 1933 - 1944 and the Allies in WWII. Ignorance of real history is the main driver for the masses to go to war.
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  34. I know that NATO countries won't sacrifice any of its population. I am living in NATO country and I do not know anyone who want to go fight Russians in the UKraine . . . and I do not care what about Russians think you and rest of the world.
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  35. The starting point was in 2015 with the Minsk agreements, where Ukraine was supposed to remain neutral and receive Donbas as part of Ukraine. Today, Russia already offers less, in addition to neutrality, it wants all four regions that are already part of Russia, and the ending point could be that, in addition to these four regions, Russia would take two more regions, Odesa and Kharkhov. In all negotiations throughout history, the first Russian offers were always better than the later ones.
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  36. Yes, but the Russians think that they did not enter Syria so that ISIL would be on Russia's borders. If you forgot that Napoleon's army was in Moscow, and Hitler's near Stalingrad, the Russians have not forgotten that and the Russians say that they no longer want war in Russia and that they will do everything to prevent history from repeating itself. What can go wrong?
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  37. Probably you did not know about coup d'etat and war in 2014 . . . seems you are living on the moon 🙂
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  38.  @jatzi1526  I am not rude, I am just a mirror in which you see yourself and from which the moon you mentioned bounced off.
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  39.  @ZontarDow  How do you know what I know . . . I fought in the war 30 years ago during the breakup of Yugoslavia and I know exactly how things are when someone keeps telling you about the enemy . . . I also know what psychological preparation for war and psychological support during war looks like. If you want to know what war actually looks like, go to war in Avdeevka on any side you want and you will find out what war looks like.
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  40.  @ZontarDow  During the war in Yugoslavia, everyone lied. All parties demonized the leaders of the opposite sides. Bidding was not so much done with the number of dead soldiers as with the number of executions of prisoners of war. The proportion of dead civilians was higher than now in Ukraine. The side I fought for also lied and today I feel cheated. When I read Putin or Biden this or that, my hair stands up. I thought I was fighting for some kind of freedom and democracy, but in fact it was the shit we live in today.
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  41. He further convinces you with his hands additionally . . . :)
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  42. Why would NATO countries spend any to fight Russia . . . three times in the last 200 years the conquest of Russia by the West failed
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  43. That's why the Russians don't negotiate with the Ukrainians as long as they stick to Joe Biden's "to weaken Russia" and Lindsay Graham's "to kill Russians as much as possible"
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  44.  @rmdomainer9042  I did learn that in school and Anglosaxons brought Mujahedins in Bosnia when war was here.
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  45. That is a way how Europeans took over native land in South and North Americas. WtF . . . . :)
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  46. But they are already used . . . what are you talking about . . . ?
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  47.  @kjellrogerjgensen60  Well, a disobedient child or a fool is best pleased with a slap . . . if you don't have the balls for that, then cover your head with your ears and shut up . . . 🙂
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  48.  @terjeoseberg990  Russians are going to save millions of lives as well . . . :)
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  49. ​ @brambillafumagalli8122  If you are going to rationalize, I can do that as well and say it is never too late for retaliation
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  50. Actually NATO has big problem in Avdeevka.
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