Comments by "Emanon" (@Emanon...) on "NATO-Russia war: Can it really happen?" video.

  1. The Russians could argue quite the opposite. Just trying to view the current climate and conflict from both sides. Otherwise you get Israel in Gaza, Vietnam and Iraq. Just remember that it's much easier to start a war than to end one, and that diplomacy is far, far better in terms of lives, treasure and refugees coming to Europe.
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  2. And how many times did they warn about war between Russia and NATO where it never happened? Let me see: 1946 no. 1947 nope. 1948 nada ( ... ) 2022 non. 2023 niet. 2024? We'll see. This is classical confirmation bias and absolutely useless as a statement especially when it's solely based on the reporting of media that knows this sells and politicians that love the distraction from domestic issues during a cost of living crisis. Be a bit more critical of your sources, please
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  3. This is a BS talking point. Of course its possible, but it's unlikely. Politicians love this because it means distracting from domestic issues. APN probably likes this too because it means increased military funding and research budgets. Objectively speaking, the US has increasingly been provoking and maligning Russia, China and Iran the last decade. These countries are by no means "innocent", but they haven't conducted destabilising wars and used increasingly belligerent language as the US have the past decades (!). Diplomacy, as we say in Denmark, "is a town in Russia" - meaning they don't even consider it as an option in the US anymore. Ukraine is what it is sadly, but likely wouldn't have happened if NATO didn't announce their plans of expansion for Georgia and Ukraine. NATO expansion that was absolutely unnecessary solely from the viewpoint of a westerner. Not that it excuses Russian aggression in any way, but we were warned by Russia, more than once, that this would be the consequence.
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