Comments by "J Nagarya" (@jnagarya519) on "Belorussian gambit. How Lukashenko shifted from regular dictator to mini-Putin in war in Ukraine" video.

  1. If Belarus intended to join the Russian invasion it is having second and third thoughts about the risk.
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  2.  @topjack800  Most likely the monies allocated to maintain the Russian military disappeared on its way down the chain-of-command. Corruption.
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  3. @Can't mossad the Assad Members of NATO are not puppets. They have the freedom to stay or leave. And you obviously know nothing about Belarus. See the RUSSIAN film "Come and See". Lukashenko is forgetting the history in order to be his country's own Fascist enemy.
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  4. As ever your "God" is a no-show. In EVERY war your "God" is on ALL sides. Such is the claim by ALL sides. Perhaps that explains your "God's" being a know-show: indecision. If your "God" were actually as you claim, "He" would PREVENT the unjustified killing.
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  5. Yeah: the "Thou shalt not kill" "Loving" "God' should commit mass murder. Again. And then we can praise "His" mercifulness. Do you ever stop to THINK!?
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  6.  @nancygodsey8312  Early on there was concern that Belarussian troops would join with the Russian invaders. That isn't likely to happen in view of the fact that Russia is losing.
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  7.  @martynanstis1620  Yep.
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  8.  @nancygodsey8312  Russia's closest ally is Kurdistan. Belarus was probably warned off joining the invasion by the talk of sanctions against Belarus. And if the war continues as it has -- Russia losing -- then Lukashenko may begin to regret being a Russian ally. He's currently shifted to try to play the middle.
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  9.  @itsyooboii1464  If it's a "misinterpretation" you should be able to correct it. Instead you simply label a comment you don't like without proving it is "misinterpretation". Better for you to shut your moronic trolling yap.
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  10. From you.
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