Comments by "Gen Ohmni" (@KingOhmni) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. Just take the L Zelensky and make way for your country to heal.
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  2. Yep. Boris Johnson is as much to blame for this needless bro war still happening.
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  3. Ever since Boris Johnson convinced Zelensky to reject the Istanbul Accords and keep fighting Zelensky has indeed prevented any kind of talks let alone peace attempts. As a Brit I am thankful that President Trump is actually holding Zelensky to account. Plus given what went on in the Donbass for 8 years prior to 2022, I fail to see why Kyiv got a blank cheque from the west in the first place. It’s all a bit questionable.
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  4. 0:35 it pleases this Englishman that Trump opened with a diplomatic slap to the face. Starmer is no representative of me and I apologise for this damp squib of a WEF muppet.
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  5. Here's to Trump forcing the EU warhawks to accept the L and move on from project Ukraine.
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  6. One of the reasons I like Trump as a politician is that he can actually be spontaneous, off the cuff and engages with his base. That makes him better than most politicians of my 35 years suffering under Globalism.
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  7. I also remember how AFU forces shelled civvies for 8 years straight. All because Russia refused to accept the BS Kyiv (post maidan coup) claim, post signing of agreements, that they were responsible for Ukraine’s internal dispute. Almost as if various agreements have been broken by both sides but let’s just ignore that, eh OP?
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  8. @ Boris Johnson is the Tony Blair of the Conservatives.
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  9. I concur.
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  10. Rampant inflation?
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  11. He's being consistent about concerns ever since he spoke at a NATO security conference many years ago?
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  12. Pretty much this.
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  13.  @michele7505  Nice.
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  14.  @Meatrose  As an Englishman I will give that Frenchmen that. The one major European leader outside of Orban to even try and talk directly with Russia.
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  15. I've yet to see any tangible proof NK troops are in Ukraine working on behalf of Russia. Shells, ammo, artillery platforms sure. But troops on the field? Still not seen anything but conjecture. I've not even seen anything that supports claims that DPRK troops have been operating in Kursk which would, under the new Russian and North Korean alliance, be kosher under both theirs and international law. And I've been looking. Best I've seen is some officers have been near some fronts to observe. Possibly some merc work as well but us in the west can hardly call foul on that. Finally I do believe that "it would have never happened" if Trump had been president for his second term in 2020. Putin knew he could get away with it when Sleepy Joe was at the helm of a feckless west. He couldn't with a very much awake and non senile Trump that has no puppeteers. But that timeline passed and now we have this one.
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  16. Maybe that’s cos they, Russia, are not being proactive barriers to talks. Maybe that is why.
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  17. You can say victory to Ukraine. Sure. But ending it with victory to democracy? Yeah but no.
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  18. Men of culture, can we just take a moment to appreciate the woman in red.
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  19. ‘Ya sure ‘bout that.meme
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  20. Godwins Law.
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  21. They sure forget what a better generation fought for.
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  22. So very many commentators within this comment section need to take a step back and actual consider history as opposed to everything that happened since February 2022. If you think Ukraine, or more specifically Kyiv post 2014 (or 1950s for that matter) is innocent in all this then I envy you. For you are one sweet, naïve, summer child. Slava Novorussiya. Sure Russia is not totally innocent either but we expect that. Meanwhile I am expected to think the sun shines out of Kyiv…nah. Some right corruption and goose stepping nonsense exists there and I have no interest on that as a history minded Brit. Hen there’s the cold hard reality of logistics. Ukraine has lost. They do not get to dictate terms.
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  23.  @taurtue  You are fake news.
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  24. Love Forbes style. Dislike Zelensky's.
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  25. @ Yeah, French academia started the whole "long march through the insititons" we are now suffering the effects of across the west. Postmodernism is just one aspect of the intellectual poison spread through college campuses.
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  26. @ maybe cos the EU is growing weaker faster than Russia?
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  27. Pffft. Have you ever considered that one side of Ukraine is happy with Russia while another is not? Even failing to consider that have you ever stopped to think. You a’int free if your government is beholden to other nations interests?
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  28.  @dougselby7592  I strongly disagree. Bojo is no clown. He's the court jester. And a cunning one at that who openly plays into his "lovable charm" buffoonery that the public laps up. He just 'effed up by becoming a focal point for public backlash over the 2020s. Ya know, the subjects effectively under house arrest while the elite partied? But anyway. George Bush was the same if you ask me. Played a fool but was anything but. So I am always the most suspicious of the most clownish politicians.
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  29. Trump got a major win with this appointment.
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  30. 11:23 I am English and by this point I had to stop and comment, thusly Does this broad not realise that the support for shutting her, and associated cohorts, nonsense the fudge down, crosses nations let alone borders? Trump won a popular and electoral college mandate. Again, I am English but understand this means Trump is mandated to audit the government through his clearly advertised notion of DOGE led by Elon. It was meant to have Vivek as well but despite Elon not being the better speaker one cannot help but notice thq questionable Vivec has gone by the by as far as the Trump admin appears concerned. Almost as if Trump want's the best people to do the actual work. Unlike the female speaker who seems more concerned with ensuring corruption and malpractice runs rampamt in the name of, I dunno, the government she opposes? Like. How can you be against rooting out government corruption? Let alone inefficiency. Take the 10k federal retirees per month due to the restrictions a 1950s era bunker life places on a paper system. You telling me that Inflation Pro-I mean Reduction Act didnt stop and think. Maybe we should take 0.01% of that figure and relocate that facility above ground and digitise it? Nope. DEI programs for countries that don't want it along with weapons the AFU will sell to anyone willing to pay. Like Cartels knowing the heat is coming. It's a crazy world. I wish Trump, Musk and the American people the best is showing the rest of the west it can be done. IE deportations, shrinking government, putting the citizen first and all that good classical liveral stuff.
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  31. I like how unironically efficient the introductory speaker was. I actually would have listend to him for a bit as well, he had style but also enough skill to read the room.
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  32. Well played Miss Boebert. The kind of woman you get without DEI pushing feckless women into positions they simply do not warrant.
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  33. Huh, kinda feels like a Godwin’s Law comment to me. False analogy is false.
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  34. Hot take. A man would have been forced to resign long before now. But thanks to insert present year here; thinking. The female director gets to dishonourably cling to their job. Can you spell misandry without spelling DEI?
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  35. @ Paraprahs would go a long way to preventing the "wall of text" meme. That kinda glows. You ommitted a bunch of stuff that rationalises Russian actions over the period of time you reference. Further to that the issue of Crimea wanting nothing to do with Kiev, then Kyiv predate your timescale. So what exactly is your point? Putin bad? Well so is Zelesnky. Now what?
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