Comments by "Ante Bratinčević" (@antebratincevic6764) on "On the Right Side of History: The Pro-Ukrainian Perspective (Part 1) | DPA Panels" video.

  1. Commander, you did great job, I spent an hour having fun and laughing. If all this were not tragic, it would be funny. I skipped the tragic and went straight to the funny 😁
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  2. ​ @mattkemp2162  When the war in Yugoslavia began, the Yugoslav People's Army was the army of the internationally recognized state of Yugoslavia, which the West publicly supported and secretly undermined. There are various implications of the beginning of the conflict in Yugoslavia, such as the disrespect of the Constitution of Yugoslavia, from which all republics took what suited them and rejected what did not suit them. What Slobodan Milošević asked for in federative Yugoslavia, one man one vote and everyone else refused, in BiH, for example, Croats and Muslims applied and outvoted the Serbs in the referendum for secession. Croatia demanded the borders it had under the Yugoslav Constitution, but denied the rights of the Serbs in Croatia as a constituent nation under the same Yugoslav Constitution. It's too complicated for you and it's better not to mess with it. What Yugoslavia/Serbia did in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina was motivated by the NATO pact which introduced and implemented an embargo on the supply of weapons to the whole of Yugoslavia, in which only Serbia was armed because it took over most of the weapons of the former Yugoslav People's Army. That affected all but the Serbia. Today, all the republics of the former Yugoslavia are under the occupation of the American army, regardless of the fact that some are members of the NATO pact and some are not. Kosovo was conquered by the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia / Serbia and the proxy army of Albanians, like Ukrainians in Ukraine today or ISIL in Syria.
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  3. Ko je reka da si ti normalna😁
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  4. It is unnecessary to ask because the answer would be how good it is because Europe is finally freed from dependence on Russian gas 😁
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  5. Yes, there is a lot of it in emotions, but there is also something in Russian resources 😁
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  6. The title of the video betrays him because he wants to provoke everyone. Otherwise, the commander is an okay guy.
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  7. I don't think this is a civilizational battle, rather it will be a cultural and ideological battle. The term cold war is not the happiest term, because in the West it is understood that the West is the winner of that war, which is nonsense because the Soviet army peacefully withdrew from Eastern Europe, only to have NATO expanded there, managed by the US, despite the agreement in principle that NATO will not expand to the east. Today, we have the misfortune that anyone who thinks they won the cold war will have to do so in the hot war as well.
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  8.  @AlbertZonneveld  In the Budapest Agreement, it is written that none of the signatories may forcefully influence the economy of Ukraine. The agreement was violated in 2014 by the Americans with a coup d'état in 2014, by installing their own government and stealing gold from the Ukrainian Central Bank the day after the illegal change of government. Everything is documented. About the Minsk agreements, Poroshenko said everything a few years ago, and Merkel and Hollande a few months ago, that the agreement was never intended to be implemented and that it was just buying time until the West arms Ukraine, which is what happened and what the West is getting into financed with 50 billion dollars.
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  9. Really . . . ? It seems that I have been living in a delusion all this time when I thought that only the English had ears that could hear Putin's thoughts 😁
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  10. ''To be an enemy of America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal'' - Henry Kissinger
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  11.  @lomitkodios5891  Which major power besides the US, has hundreds of military bases, on the basis of which it builds friendship . . . ? Or which country bordering the US has military bases of other third major powers. . . ? Enlighten me please.
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  12. Yes, that is the point. When the West gets hold of Russia's natural resources, it will live without problems for the next 50 years, as one English politician said. And China could also get a part of Siberia if it is going to be cooperative 😁
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  13.  @donone1493  Yes, that's why Rockefeller with his Standard Oil was the main supplier of fuel to Hitler's army, hoping for oil from Siberia to Baghdad 😁
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  14.  @moharak  I agree in principle. I just wanted to add that in order to start a war, you first need to demonize the opponent and shift the focus to one person. For years, Putin has been portrayed as Stalin and as Hitler as needed. Communism and fascism are the creation of the same people who start all wars and who started the October Revolution as well. And in fact, it is about different esoterics that govern the West and Russia with the difference that Western esotericism is more immersed in materialism, which is one of the main causes of misunderstanding between the West and Russia.
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