Comments by "ZimKiwi" (@vumba1331) on "ShanghaiEye魔都眼" channel.

  1. 'People in glass houses should not throw stones', old English saying.
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  2. Signs of good leadership, firstly his forward thinking of the situation so that the problems are anticipated and dealt with on a proactive rather than a reactive basis, and secondly taking care of the people. Unbeatable.
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  3. And never bothered to clear them up! War crime?
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  4. Yep, popcorn supply doing well.
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  5.  @philippepeltier142  Very true, the thing is though that this time the septics and the Europeans will be on the receiving end of the jacked up prices, karma's a bitch.
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  6. Life's dangerous, take precautions, do your best, and get on with it.
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  7. The Ukraine grain export agreement should've been made conditional on the US getting the hell out of Syria. That would've focussed some minds.
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  8. She has to decide what she wants to do, be a good upstanding leader for her country or remain a self-indulgent, good-time girl, you cannot have both. If you examine history you will see that anytime a leader of a country acted in this way, their decadence affected their country negatively. In the case of Rome it led to the demise of the empire. Gender has nothing to do with it.
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  9. The level of stupidity shown by these people, shown walking at the opening of this piece, is breathtaking. And we all know who will suffer the most and it won't be this lot or the bureaucrats.
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  10. Interesting that in Canada the rail companies have decided not to transport fertiliser to Canadian farmers, so there are problems in Canada and now America too. The fact that these w-anchors are talking like this shows that they should have done a bit more thinking before they started this sanctions stupidity. Edit - I found the disingenuous english woman particularly galling with her smarmy look.
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  11. The Russians, unlike how the septics operate when they attack a country and destroy everything, were trying to preserve as much of the infrastructure as possible to mitigate the distress of the Ukrainian people. Due to these shipments the Russians are now demolishing key transport links and support infrastructure to stop it, thus making it more of an effort and to restore it when the time comes. If this cost for the Russians is also part of the septics plan, there are truly evil people in control.
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  12. I find it most interesting that the septics keep describing Russia as a backward country and just a 'gas station' to the world and yet here we see hi-tech robot operated de-mining vehicle to clear the fields. There is far more to them than meets the eye and perhaps their capabilities have been seriously underestimated.
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  13. You're not going to get it, Russia is looking to close down its diplomatic offices in western countries citing unfriendly relations. Also probably fed up with US, in a real friendly move, seizing their diplomatic property in America.
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  14.  @james6401  Unknown, all I read was that the Canadian rail service had decided not to transport fertiliser, go figure. If this is because of the protests earlier this year and is designed to hurt the farmers and truckers, I know who is going to come off second best.
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  15. @UCOMIiYCUqaj3aLvaxqGLOeQ What about all of the food sanctions that were put on Russia in 2014? It's cost the Europeans billions in lost sales, there is a cost for Russia too but not as great. Why would anybody want to help someone who is actively trying to destroy their country? I sure as heck wouldn't.
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  16. Good old Rheinmetal, made some serious guns and weaponry in WW II, continues on with its legacy 75+ years later.
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  17. The Pacific islands are bottomless pits for handouts, this China will discover. In going into Africa, China has done some good things but have also exploited the resources very aggressively making an even worse mess to the environment than western companies, which are pretty bad. In Zimbabwe they are mining for chrome et al in Bulawayo and in the process have destroyed the local manufacturing industry and the countryside. Nobody is as clean as the driven snow when it comes to overseas investments and developments.
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  18. That stuff is like WW I Mustard gas, very bad news.
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  19. Habeck, if you want to sound and look credible, dress properly. That means a tie and, for those other males, a proper shave. Even Ursula von der Lying power dresses better than you lot, or are you all just a girls blouse over there?
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  20.  @GrandmasterFU666  Yes, they need to rebuild Serbia after all of the bombing they did. Also given how the EU operates, none of yhe public service will be developed to 'better serve' the Serbian people, it will be structured to ensure that it serves the dictates of Brussels. They are just as corrupt as the septics and poms.
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  21. Yep, they want to be run by Joe's tyranny.
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  22. If you believe these guys I have a bridge in Brooklyn for you to buy. It's all a scam, the artic was supposed to be all melted by 2012, ice thicker than ever, no snow will be seen again 2015, some of the heaviest winter dumps, no more rain in Australia to fill the dams so permanent water shortage 2020 onwards, Australia just haddest its wettest season on record, floods, dams overflowing and desert towns like Alice Springs having more rain than ever, and it hasn't finished, Queensland is still getting dumped on. The only thing that is truly happening is some people aee getting lots of power and money.
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  23. I have no time for a person in that position to be so scruffily presented, not at all credible. Even old Useless von der Lying makes sure she looks presentable.
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  24. Polish Climare Minister, the arrogance of this when they, and other stupid countries, think they can influence the world's weather when 1 volcano spews out all their emissions in a couple of days. Talk about your King Canute moment.
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  25.  @james6401  They are trying to hobble Canadian and US farmers in their production of food crops.
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  26. And do it a lot more effectively and efficiently than the UN. Those people are incompetent, dishonest, self-serving, bureaucrats.
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  27.  @khaiophirgrad7717  Yes, I've heard about that, and it's not the first time that they've been caught doing it either, evidently tried it in Syria as well, scum of the earth.
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  28.  @philippepeltier142  Sounds like what happened after the 30 years war, bureaucrats did all right out of it while the population starved. Trust the govt, we're here to to help us, oops I'm sorry, I mean you.
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  29. And now the unintended consequences start coming home to roost....
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  30. Yes she did and is sueing the pants off them.
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  31. This is virtue signaling at its most stupid. Each of those windmills requires more carbon input to create and install than what they will save during their entire productive life, just like battery cars. You people in Europe are being taken to the cleaners by these gaslighting halfwits.
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  32. So South Korea lined up their jets and ran the engines, great for global warming/climate change......what a crock.
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