Comments by "" (@sinoroman) on "What Russia Doesn’t Want You to Know About Your History" video.

  1. Sweden and Finland have had serious American influence in their politics since ww2, so it’s no surprise they joined NATO
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  2.  @RedGreen-Blue  true
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  3. Influencing and manipulating smaller countries is beneficial to America
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  4. Being influenced into joining something isn’t entirely by their own choice. Manipulation by using fearmongering to further or secure US strategic interests
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  5. Russia is securing their own range and borders. Finland has been heavily influenced by USA, so Finland would have joined NATO sooner or later
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  6. US influence is strong and present in Europe, Finland could not escape the umbrella
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  7. America does enforce political, land, or manpower requirements on US juniors American ideology is to secure US strategic interests, followed by US juniors
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  8. USA influenced your politics and news, explain your desire again
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  9. Being influenced by an outside power (USA) will bring unneeded disagreements
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  10. true, American bots
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  11. Sweden is no longer its old self, it has been neutered
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  12. The Russian Federation only existed for 33 years or so. Russia only attacked Georgia and Ukraine due to 2003 provocations
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  13. The Russian Empire had a different state and government than the Russian Federation
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  14. USSR like any other superpower would take advantage of a weakened region. Which explains why and how America juniorized Eastern Europe
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  15. Russia attacked Georgia and Ukraine due to 2003 provocations by USA
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  16. Countries can be juniorized by America
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  17. Resist American influence
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  18. Made it seem like USA had no choice but to let them in. It is in America’s best interest to keep the countries under its influence
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  19. USA influencing Eastern Europe, the countries there want to be western so badly
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  20. American perspective is going strong
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  21. Switzerland is probably or most likely influenced by America a lot
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  22. America views Eastern and Central Europe as pawns in their grand scheme of securing US strategic interests. Ironic
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  23. USA is using Eastern European countries as pawns on their Europe chessboard
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  24. USA influencing Eastern Europe now. Much harder to escape the American umbrella
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  25. Borders are to be protected. But for external powers, they are flimsy fences. Don’t like America push Georgia around
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  26. Junior allies
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  27. Finland being heavily influenced by America. Russia can easily tell
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  28. That government in exile just wanted to stay in power, no regard if they are going to be influenced by outside powers
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  29. US-allowed government
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  30. You’re proud that Poland is a US junior ally? Controlled by external forces
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  31. Russia is just traditional allies with other countries. A junior ally does things that benefits the senior ally, even if there is a disadvantage to the junior ally
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  32. Moldova is under the US umbrella. Don’t be surprised when a US target pushes back
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  33. America is moving you guys like objects and you guys don’t even know it. Not sure if comedic or sad
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  34. Europe has been eaten by America. No one should wonder why the EU isn’t really a challenge to America.
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  35. Sweden was heavily influenced by America, they would have joined sooner or later, whether or not Russia invaded Ukraine. Why let Ukraine become a US junior ally?
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  36. Poland being injected culturally and economically with American influence by USA. Not going to be much left
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  37. USSR collapsed in 1991 Russia was newly created in 1990s USA started influencing countries in Eastern Europe in 1990s 2003- Eastern European countries join NATO to secure US strategic interests 2008- Russia invades a country for the first time (stop Georgia from joining)
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  38. Germany is also a US junior ally so there are agreements on NATO membership
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  39. Georgia was almost juniorized by America in the mid-2000s. Good thing Russia stopped that
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  40. What compliments are given to America in Czechia and Georgia? Probably tons of compliments given to USA
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  41. Those countries were heavily influenced by USA anyways
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  42. Russia started weak after the collapse of the USSR. USA became the sole superpower starting in 1992. America started influencing Eastern Europe right after the collapse of the USSR
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  43. The illusion of free countries joining something with their own will. Those “free countries” have been influenced by America which is why they joined to secure US strategic interests
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