Comments by "R Johansen" (@rjohansen9486) on "NATO-Russia Fight From Feb? NATO Nation Germany Gears Up For War With Moscow; '300,000 Troops...'" video.

  1.  @mattyboy456  Soviet/russia allied itself with Hitler and attacked Poland, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Only when Hitler attacked them two years later, did they switch sides. And begged the U.S. for help. By 1944 the U.S. had produced two-thirds of the Allied military equipment. Over four million tons of supplies were delivered to the Soviets through the Arctic Convoys. As well as tanks and aircraft, these included less sensational but still vital items like trucks, tractors, telephone wire, railway engines and boots. These accounted for 23 percent of all the equipment and supplies used by the Soviets on the Eastern Front during the war. Then Soviet attacked ther Nazis from the east and the rest of the Allied from the west. Together they crushed the Nazis. 80 years later, Putin takes up the legacy of Hitler!!
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  2.  @sashap5747  Why should russia get to dictate who's neutral or not? It hasn't been a problem that Norway, Estonia. Latvia. Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey and now Finland has borders nearby russia. The borders got to be somewhere and no one gets to dictate another country to be a buffer zone. Ridiculous russian excuse of invading a sovereign state!
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  3. Germany hasn't got any thorn to anybody. The country has done well since WW2 and is friends with everyone (who wants to be friends). It is Russia that will never finish WW2. The fascist regime needs an external enemy to retain power in Russia. That is why they are constantly creating these external enemies, with strong rhetoric against all NATO members and threatening and even invading non-members.
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  4.  @mattyboy456  Who has Ukraine invaded again?
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  5.  @sashap5747  So that Australia is not supporting China's expansionism is a defense of Russian expansionism?
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  6.  @armanicharles5336 The Nazis would have an advantage of russia if USA and UK didn't send massive help. You did have the timeline wrong. "read some books". When it comes from you, I'm guessing it's war history written or approved by the Kremlin.
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  7.  @sashap5747  A doctrine from 1820? But OK, it says, among other things, that established states must not be colonized. (Just like russia is trying now with Ukraine)
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  8.  @sashap5747  It's all there how russia is invading and colonizing a sovereign country they promised to never attack.
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  9. In what way did they attack russia??
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