Comments by "Vladimir Bogorad" (@vlbogorad) on "CNN" channel.

  1. The ICC committed suicide by issuing an arrest warrant for Netanyahu.
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  2. MP Fedorov said that Kazakhstan has independence, while Russia agrees with this. Is there any doubt that Putin does not limit himself to Ukraine?
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  3. There is a way out of the impasse in Crimea, if bias is discarded. Crimea should belong to both countries. Crimea has never been part of an independent Russian state as it exists today. Crimea belonged to the people inhabiting Russia and Ukraine, when these territories were part of the USSR, and when they were part of the Russian Empire. The current state border between Ukraine and Crimea is the same injustice as if such a border were between Russia and Crimea. In international law, there is the concept of condominium (condominium) - an entity over which two states exercise sovereignty and possession. For example, Pheasant Island, owned by France and Spain, under the Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659, after the Thirty Years' War. Russia cannot afford to be in international isolation for thirty years. It must move towards a compromise. The whole world sees that Crimea was not rightfully annexed, and this curse cannot hang over Russia forever. Crimea was annexed on the basis of an illegal referendum in one region. In the Constitution of every country, including Russia and Ukraine, it is written that the separation of any territory is possible only by popular vote. The whole country. Otherwise, if each region could choose the country to which it would like to join, not a single state would have survived. Ask Putin, if tomorrow they vote on Sakhalin to surrender to Japan, will they let him go? The way he let go of Chechnya.
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  4. @JOE MOK First, it's not the point. The point is whether the principle of self-determination of nations apply to the parts of a nation. Second, the current territory of Ukraine and the current territory of Russia were both the parts of the Empire, and the disputed land belongs equally to the newly created states. The new Russia is not the country of Catherine the Great.
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  5. It looks like he is losing my vote and my friends' for his inclination to make pale of the disctator and fascist Vladimir Putin.
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  6. Suddenly Barron, Trump’s young son, appeared and, to show his knowledge, said that Zelensky asked three times to invite him to his dad’s inauguration. How much intelligence does an aspiring oligarch need to have not to understand why Zelensky was not invited. Trump is facing negotiations with Putin, and he does not want to weaken his negotiating position.
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  7. Trump is forcing US allies to refuse the wording of the “Russian invasion of Ukraine” in the UN General Assembly resolution. So Russia didn't invade? Did it enter some other country with weapons? Soon Trump, in order to win over Putin, will demand that the Earth revolve around the Sun.
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  8. It looks like he is losing my vote and my friends' for his inclination to make pale of the disctator and fascist Vladimir Putin.
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  9. Those who said that history repeats itself in cycles are right. The end of the thirties of the last century returns. Europe is slowly raising its arms before Russia's brazening Nazism. New Chamberlains and Daladiers put in their pants and, as then, hold on to their pockets instead of clutching the rifle. Lenin warned about this path of Russian nationalism for a hundred years back in the article "On National Pride of Great Russians." As Germany after Versailles so Russia after Belovezhye are reborn from humiliation by the new fascism. The phantom pains of the lost ends did not subside and European capitals hope in vain for this. Look at the polls, how they are all united, how he has all carried them all away with a new war, even pensioners are ready to take under arms, and hysterical women are ready to give birth from the Führer. All unwanted media outlets have been shut down, opponents are in prison or have been driven out of the country. Have you forgotten how German fascism began? Meet the new Hitler.
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  10. Democrats care only for homeless. They are not interested in people with homes. Californians, it is an irony that you voted for their candidat.
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  11. I'm going to vote for Trump, but he keeps disappointing me. Why treat people like fools? "I have a plan for Ukraine, but I won't say what it is, it's based on surprise." The surprise is to leave Ukraine without weapons, isn't it?
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  12. Trump: Zelensky is responsible for starting the conflict in Ukraine. I have never seen a more stupid statement in my life. I’ll die, but I won’t vote for this idiot now.
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  13. Trump is making a big mistake in his election campaign regarding Putin. When arguing with Biden, he must promise that his confrontation with Putin will be stronger than Biden's, not weaker.
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  14. Those who said that history repeats itself in cycles are right. The end of the thirties of the last century returns. Europe is slowly raising its arms before Russia's brazening Nazism. New Chamberlains and Daladiers put in their pants and, as then, hold on to their pockets instead of clutching the rifle. Lenin warned about this path of Russian nationalism for a hundred years back in the article "On National Pride of Great Russians." As Germany after Versailles so Russia after Belovezhye are reborn from humiliation by the new fascism. The phantom pains of the lost ends did not subside and European capitals hope in vain for this. Look at the polls, how they are all united, how he has all carried them all away with a new war, even pensioners are ready to take under arms, and hysterical women are ready to give birth from the Führer. All unwanted media outlets have been shut down, opponents are in prison or have been driven out of the country. Have you forgotten how German fascism began? Meet the new Hitler.
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  15. It is rightly said that it is better not to open your mouth and seem smart than to open and dispel all doubts. "Territorial dispute." He showed that he is a complete layman in foreign policy, and an attempt to retract does not save him. I probably won't vote for him.
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  16. I'm going to vote for Trump, but he keeps disappointing me. Why treat people like fools? "I have a plan for Ukraine, but I won't say what it is, it's based on surprise." The surprise is to leave Ukraine without weapons, isn't it?
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  17. President Trump, speaking with Putin on equal terms, legalizes the outcast and his fascist regime. He doesn't understand what he's doing. This is exactly what Putin has been striving for all along. Now let Trump treat Kim in Pyongyang.
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  18. It's time for Donald Trump, following his friend Vladimir Putin, to demand that his presidency be unlimited.
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  19. “No military assistance to Ukraine until Trump determines that the country’s leaders will demonstrate a good faith commitment to peace” Well, that’s it. Ukraine, according to Trump, must show a “conscientious commitment to peace” by surrendering its territory to the aggressor. How much to give up? Trump’s maneuver only whets Putin’s appetite. So much so, which is even beyond Trump's fantasies. i
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  20. Gaza is an abscess on the body of the globe. These people exist only on donations and produce nothing except war.
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  21. There is a way out of the impasse in Crimea, if bias is discarded. Crimea should belong to both countries. Crimea has never been part of an independent Russian state as it exists today. Crimea belonged to the people inhabiting Russia and Ukraine, when these territories were part of the USSR, and when they were part of the Russian Empire. The current state border between Ukraine and Crimea is the same injustice as if such a border were between Russia and Crimea.   In international law, there is the concept of condominium (condominium) - an entity over which two states exercise sovereignty and possession. For example, Pheasant Island, owned by France and Spain, under the Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659, after the Thirty Years' War.   Russia cannot afford to be in international isolation for thirty years. It must move towards a compromise. The whole world sees that Crimea was not rightfully annexed, and this curse cannot hang over Russia forever.
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  22. By inviting a third country, North Korea, to cомбат, Putin unleashes a third world war. And he’s waiting for Trump’s help.
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  23. Mark, where are you? Your idiots again banned me on Facebook for 30 days for calling Putin "bloody scum". How many Putin's spies have you around?
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  24. This is what I wrote a year ago: Those who said that history repeats itself in cycles are right. The end of the thirties of the last century returns. Europe is slowly raising its arms before Russia's brazening Nazism. New Chamberlains and Daladiers put in their pants and, as then, hold on to their pockets instead of clutching the rifle. Lenin warned about this path of Russian nationalism a hundred years back in the article "On National Pride of Great Russians." As Germany after Versailles so Russia after Belovezhye are reborn from humiliation by the new fascism. The phantom pains of the lost ends did not subside and European capitals hope in vain for this. Look at the polls, how they are all united, how he has all carried them all away with a new war, even pensioners are ready to take under arms, and hysterical women are ready to give birth from the Führer. All unwanted media outlets have been shut down, opponents are in prison or have been driven out of the country. Have you forgotten how German fascism began? Meet the new Hitler.
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  25. Moscow wants to reach an agreement with the rebels on maintaining their bases in Syria, from where support was provided for the fight against them.
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  26. AMERICAN JEW! Did you vote for Trump? If not, you have betrayed Israel, and by that your own parents, your Bobe and Zeyde.
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  27. May 25, 2022. "President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on a simplified procedure for obtaining Russian citizenship for residents of Kherson and Zaporizhia regions." Well, who else has any doubts why Putin entered Ukraine? Denazification, demilitarization - ordinary fig leaves. In the twenty-first century, а brutal pirate occupation of a neighboring country is underway. Can you believe these Chamberlains and Daladiers in the West are still pondering whether they should quarrel with the fascist Russia.
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  28. Donald Trump was asked twice: do you want Ukraine to win so that it remains an independent country? The refusal to answer speaks for itself.  Ergo, he does not consider the invasion of Russia into the neighboring country as an act of aggression.  No matter that the entire civilized world does so.   Such a position of Mr. Trump may not be justified by his preparation for the talks with the Russian president, his intention to enter such negotiations with the free hands.  There are such thing that may not sanctified for any good cause.   In such a situation, it is bordering on moral turpitude.
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  29. "I trust Putin." Trump said that it is easier for him to deal with Russia than with Ukraine. Of course, who would doubt it. In Russia, one person decides everything, and in Ukraine, the whole nation.
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  30. Europe does not need another Daladier and Chamberlain. Macron is right: in the 21st century, Europe must present a united front against the new fascism in the east. Putin should expect Western troops to enter Ukraine. Don't pay attention to his nuclear bluff.
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  31. Putin restores the Russian empire. And no “good relationship” with Trump will stop him on this path.
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  32. On February 21, 1848, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels published the "Manifesto of the Communist Party," which began with the words "A ghost haunts Europe - the specter of communism." On August 19, 2024, Democratic Party presidential candidate Camila Harris spoke at her congress with a manifesto whose meaning boils down to the words: "A ghost haunts the United States - the specter of communism."
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  33. AMERICAN JEW! Did you vote for Trump? If not, you have betrayed Israel, and by that your own parents, your Bobe and Zeyde.
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  34. I'm going to vote for Trump, but he keeps disappointing me. Why treat people like fools? "I have a plan for Ukraine, but I won't say what it is, it's based on surprise." The surprise is to leave Ukraine without weapons, isn't it? @vlbogorad
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  35. The US vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance described Trump's plan to end the conflict in Ukraine. Trump's Ukraine plan "includes a freeze along the front lines." What stupidity. Ukraine will never agree to freeze its ancestral lands, namely Zaporizhzhya and Kherson regions, at the disposal of Russia.
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  36. Donald Trump was asked twice: do you want Ukraine to win so that it remains an independent country? The refusal to answer speaks for itself.  Ergo, he does not consider the invasion of Russia into the neighboring country as an act of aggression.  No matter that the entire civilized world does so.   Such a position of Mr. Trump may not be justified by his preparation for the talks with the Russian president, his intention to enter such negotiations with the free hands.  There are such thing that may not sanctified for any good cause.   In such a situation, it is bordering on moral turpitude.
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  37. Interestingly, when Mark Zuckerberg does finally find out that Russian agents have made their way to Facebook and are removing any truth about Russian regime and invasion.
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  38. Putin restores the Russian empire. And no “good relationship” with Trump will stop him on this path.
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  39. I am sick and tired to reiterate that per Article 27 subdivision 3 of the United Nation Chapter, a member of the Security Council shall abstain from voting on any matter in decisions under Chapter VI, i.e., pacific settlement of disputes that likely to endanger the maintenance of international peace and security. Nonetheless, nobody protests, and Russia keeps vetoing.
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  40. Trump is acting like a bull in a china shop. He can withdraw the US from Ukraine. But he cannot remove hatred of dictatorship and aggression from the hearts of people.
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  41. Navalny from the grave: "Mr. Trump, whose side have you taken?"
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  42. Trump: Zelensky is responsible for starting the conflict in Ukraine. I have never seen a more stupid statement in my life. I’ll die, but I won’t vote for this idiot now.
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  43. Unfortunately, many people in the West are misinformed about the true cause of the conflict in Ukraine. The whole thing, from the very beginning, had been planned and created by Russian chauvinists, so called "greatrussians," "velikorosses" in the dream to restore the Great Russia including the Ukraine. The fake republics at the Donbass were created with the only purpose to provoke Ukraine for the attempts to get their land back. They did what they could, and all the unavoidable casualties were immediately charged to Ukrainians. This is how the pretext for invasion the Ukraine was cynically created.
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  44. In the U.S. they called Putin an intriguer for supporting Harris. Indeed, he is waiting for Trump to be elected and for this he supported Harris, because he knows how they treat him in America and this support will only be in favor of Trump.
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  45. MP Fedorov said that Kazakhstan has independence, while Russia agrees with this. Is there any doubt that Putin does not limit himself to Ukraine?
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  46. Такер Карлсон возьмёт интервью у Путина. Как бы в мире отнеслись, если бы Ernie Ryle в 1942 взял интервью у Гитлера? Не может быть ничего в объяснениях Путина, что может оправдать потерю ста тысяч молодых жизней. Говорить об этом с Путиным всё равно что спрашивать волка зачем он проглотил бабушку. И потом этот фашист полезет в своё имперское понимание истории, из чего ни Такер, ни американские зрители ничего не поймут. Это непонимание может сыграть злую шутку правде и справедливости.
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  47. London has banned Kyiv from using Storm Shadow missiles to attack the Kursk region. Is there a new Chamberlain in London now?
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  48. Surprise to President Trump. He is dealing with the leader (Mr. Putin) who is subject to criminal prosecution at home. Russian Federation Penal Code Section 353:. "Planning, preparing, initiating or waging aggressive war. 1. Planning, preparing or unleashing an aggressive war - Shall be punishable by imprisonment for a term of seven to fifteen years. 2. Conducting an aggressive war - Shall be punished by imprisonment for a term of ten to twenty years."
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  49. Ukraine does not need F-16 fighters, but Tornado IDS and Convair B-36 bombers. You just need to cover all this Mongol yoke in one fell swoop so that the spirit of it does not remain on Ukrainian soil.
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  50. Those who said that history repeats itself in cycles are right. The end of the thirties of the last century returns. Europe is slowly raising its arms before Russia's brazening Nazism. New Chamberlains and Daladiers put in their pants and, as then, hold on to their pockets instead of clutching the rifle. Lenin warned about this path of Russian nationalism a hundred years back in the article "On National Pride of Great Russians." As Germany after Versailles so Russia after Belovezhye are reborn from humiliation by the new fascism. The phantom pains of the lost ends did not subside and European capitals hope in vain for this. Look at the polls, how they are all united, how he has all carried them all away with a new war, even pensioners are ready to take under arms, and hysterical women are ready to give birth from the Führer. Have you forgotten how German fascism began? Meet the new Hitler.
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