Comments by "andrew worth" (@andrewworth7574) on "After NATO Defies Russia’s Warning, Putin Gives This Order To Army; Kremlin Confirms Move Linked To…" video.

@mugenmugen9632 an aggressor is someone who attacks, the nation's that joined Nato were exercising their sovereign rights to join whatever alliance they chose to. They chose Nato because Russia is an habitual aggressor.
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@mugenmugen9632 there're a lot of comments that aren't shown in "top" comments that can be seen in "newest" comments. It's affecting a huge number of comments, on both sides of a discussion, on every YouTubers site I visit.
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@wakandanlivesmatter3501 the US has not destabilised South America, those countries carry on, stumbling along, as they have always done.
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@lancerevo9747 as I said, it's all over youtube. Several of my comments included. I've had many good conversations with Putin supporters that have had to end because both of us had comments disappearing, the result being the conversations become impossible. Often some missing comments from someone can be seen by clicking on their thumbnail.
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@TeeSpells Minsk was broken by Russia, Russia supplied the separatists from the start. But Minsk was always going to fail because it was rushed and didn't even detail where the line of control was to be
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@TeeSpells Ukraine didn't make war on Russia, Russia made war on Ukraine. In 1994 with the Prague agreement, Russia recognized Ukraine's internationally recognized borders and agreed to support the integrity of those borders. Western countries also pledged to defend the integrity of those borders.
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 @juliequinn2935 there is no agreement with Russia that bars Ukraine, or other countries, joining Nato. If you disagree, name the agreement and the date it was signed.
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@TeeSpells in 2014 there were a lot of civilians killed by both sides in the Donbas, since 2019 the civilian death toll from active military operations has averaged about 10 a year. In 2022 Russia increased the rate of civilian deaths a thousand fold.
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@TeeSpells the UN observers mission. Not disputed by Russia, but often Russian propagandists will claim "Ukraine killed 14,000 civilians". 14,000 includes all casualties: civilian, paramilitary and military on both sides.
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 @juliequinn2935 you're a propagandist. Nothing you said stands up to scrutiny. You should have dumped the "bio weapons labs" nonsense, that lie ran out of credibility years ago.
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 @followthemoney219 "saving humanity" by repeatedly threatening nuclear war. SMH.
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Putin will continue to hide.
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@wakandanlivesmatter3501 the US has not "destabilised" the South American continent. South American countries carry on in the (often corrupt) way they have always done.
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@ExternalInputs if only you had something more than hot air to offer in support of your claims.
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@lancerevo9747 you just have to scroll down to user mm9fk...'s comment and look under it. Yes, I checked, it is there, as are other missing comments.
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@lancerevo9747 it's there, as are my missing comments. I do check claims before making them. Unlike Putin supporters.
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@lancerevo9747 you're on to me, I secretly control youtube and can delete whomevers comments I want. Suck on it.
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@TeeSpells Yanukovych was kicked out because he reneged on an electoral promise to sign an association agreement with the EU. Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians joined protests against Yanukovych, the Ukraine Rada (parliament) withdrew support from Yanukovych, so Yanukovych ran away. His decision to betray the Ukrainian people was made after discussions with Putin, in which Putin persuaded him to instead form closer economic and political ties to Russia. Ukrainians could see how they were being sold out to Russia.
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@lancerevo9747 you're the propagandist, I'm confident everything you have to say can be traced back to the Kremlin.
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@TeeSpells Yanukovych attempted to betray the Ukrainian people by reneging on a promise to sign an association agreement with the EU. Instead, after discussions with Putin, he decided to join an economic union with Russia. He lost both the little public support he still had, and the support of the Ukraine parliament.
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@TeeSpells English appears not to be your first language.
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About 42 comments in this thread in "top" comments, with about 77 showing in "newest" comments. It's infuriating.
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@TeeSpells the UN reports do not attribute 4000 deaths to Ukraine. That claim is a lie.
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@renekton1237 Zelensky was wealthy from investments in the entertainment industry before he became president. There's no evidence that he's any wealthier now. Musk claims he's the second wealthiest man in the world - after Putin.
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@TeeSpells your imagination counts for nothing. Anti-US countries in the Americas: Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua remain uninvaded.
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@TeeSpells anti-American countries near the US: Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba, remain independent and uninvaded.
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@TeeSpells "he will invade" Another piece of fiction.
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@TeeSpells you mean strong authoritarian leaders backed by their armies.
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@TeeSpells thanks, a lot of my comments are missing.
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@MavaprGosu deciples of Putin have been deceived into the belief that the failure of the Minsk agreements was the fault of the West, but they were more a product of the agreements being poorly implemented with many issues never resolved.
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@savage5975 the "nazis in Ukraine" is a fiction bought by fuuls
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