Comments by "Voryn Rosethorn" (@vorynrosethorn903) on "Willy OAM" channel.

  1. The clickbait is getting annoying, you put a totally different thing in the title to any of what you say in the video. It seriously undermines your credibility.
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  2. Wage competition, low migration. Sounds like a prefect recipe for improving the standard of living.
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  3. This guy seems highly unreliable. What an earth was that bit at the end, seems like he had the interview just to publicly inform that he was a rat. I don't buy for a second that he just happens to visit Serbia and just happened to disclose confidential information. I would be interested to hear the other side, as fragging him might well have been a good call given what he showed here. Not even a Ukraine shill, very much a Russophile, but no one likes traitors, and nor should they.
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  4. His friend saw it, the reason they showed it was to stop journalists from doubting without letting such things on the internet where the family of the victims could be exposed to it.
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  5. He was a snake, even in the pro-Russia and the right wing space he was known to attack friends if ever he saw an advantage to it. Most of the sympathy has been towards his family, even if the Ukrainians were criminal in what they did to him not many people wanted to stick their heads out for such a person beyond condemning the action, those of course he likely wouldn't have got into the situation without having been a difficult person. Him being tortured and murdered has however shown up the 'free and democratic ' nature of Ukraine.
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  6. Lviv was for centuries a Polish city, if Western Ukraine wants to join Nato and the EU they can do so directly by being annexed to Poland.
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  7. He's almost certainly a Serb.
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  8. He has a pretty concerning history in terms of criminal trial, also some of his online posts are boasting of things that are extremely immoral and borderline illegal, God knows how he acts off the record.
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  9. Let be honest, he would want that, they are not his client group. He would be wiping out political opponents. The main thing is if rather than why. Can he actually call them up, and would they fight. To be frank it is doubtful, and he would be giving military training and organisation so a contingent of the population that has deep grievances with the British establishment, it would very much be playing with fire.
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  10. My country still has grooming gangs, if there was a war I would expect many conscripts would switch sides, most don't have any interest in Russia, but their grievances towards their own governments is immense.
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  11. Be hilarious if America switched all it's military support over to Russia instead and made a mineral deal with Putin over the very same minerals.
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  12. There were heavy casualties among Russians due to very active fighting but the attritional tactics were very obvious, they surrounded the Ukrainian line of supply on the flanks, launched strong frontal assaults that required constant reinforcements and then decimated all the reinforcements as they came in, thus they inflicted extremely high casualties in return for very high casualties among their most expendable troops (it should be remembered that these dangerous criminals were offered freedom after 6 months, it was the incentive to use them up). It would be interesting to know which groups are taking casualties in this fight.
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  13. It's actively worse if you are shooting down your own aircraft than if the enemy do it.
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  14. They made the piece of paper, they can unmake it.
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  15. The red army adopted elements of the Imperial Russian uniform under the nationalistic guidance of Stalin (Stalin despite being a committed communist, a Georgian rather than Russian, and evil was a big fan of Russian dynastic history, and an expert on the politics and strategic policy of it), as time went on they made it look even more like the Imperial one's, bringing back shoulder straps and the type of leather belts officers used to wear. This was controversial at the time as the red army had previously worn civil war elements of uniform specifically meant to make them look distinct from the Imperial army. Don Cossacks as a military estate wore military style uniforms, traditionally their colours were blue and red, they would wear blue trousers with a wide red stripe, but traditionally also a thick blue coat in peasant style, however during modernisation the coat was removed and they were told to wear the army issue shirt with other elements in their colours and the same trousers. This is what modern 'Don' Cossacks wear, they are politically monarchist and religiously orthodox, the soviets pretty much wiped them out so it is a revival movement. Usually they want the old station of a military elite back, but also the Tsar and Empire. Their symbolism is all constructed around these, lots of monarchist flags, orthodox iconography and old imperial uniform elements, though usually not very closely following the old regulations, especially as their lack of military function has made them ridiculously officer heavily as their shoulderboards are silver and everyone wants those.
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  16. Get well soon!
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  17. If they can throw you in a jail they can throw you in a trench, enjoy being unarmed while your enemies now dictate the course of the future. Take the training and then refuse to be deployed, preferably on mass, or take matters to the government personally, or go over to the Russians.
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  18. ??? What, is Hamas in on it. Surely they have other ports, ones less populated with enemies.
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  19. Yeah Britain is in a wretched state, and on a downwards trajectory at that.
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  20.  @kell7195  Plenty of other stuff has already been released, they said they will only show that stuff if the families give the green light, that means at least some of it is likely to come down the pipeline but unsurprisingly given the nature of the content some won't be. At this point there is little reason appealing to people such as yourself as they have already made their minds up not to be convinced.
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  21.  @kell7195  You don't know the first thing, Muslims have always acted like this, if in doubt they have probably done worse and are doing it.
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  22. Being a monarchist in Russia is one of the relevant opposition ideologies. They don't openly oppose Putin but they are ultimately seeking regime change, the return of the Romanov dynasty and a move away from the current duma based system into an autocratic one justified by Christian theology and with the backing of many aligned groups, like the Church, nationalists, Cossacks and traditionalists. They have some oligarchs supporting them, and ironically are a popular movement, notably they are the only substantial non-Muslim demographic to have high birth-rates. The main challenge to them is that the Soviets murdered off both the old Russian Aristocracy and the Baltic German Nobility (the source throughout the 19th century of Russia's professional bureaucracy), the Cossacks as a people were ethnically cleansed but their native elite were outright eradicated, their are efforts to build a new Russian elite to replace the oligarchs and Soviet holdovers but we will have to see how it pans out (the Cossacks seem especially tied into this, but their success has more been in promoting civic nationalism than becoming a relevant power block). Russia being the fun place it is means you can run into Russian nationalist Islamist Muslims who frantically support the return of an Orthodox Tsar.
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  23. The economies of eastern Europe have taken off, they were awful in the nineties, but that was two decades ago. Poland and the Baltic states have taken off, Ukraine and the Balkans are better not to ask about. Russia is doing fine, very well by the standards of the last few decades, not as well as during the later Soviet Union or even to a certain extent tsarist times. These things are all relative, outside of London much of the UK is directly comparable to Poland, but it doesn't look like it as they have a patrimony of ancient buildings and a culture of cleanliness and decency, ask them how they are doing and there are few jobs, high expenses, a rise in crime and a related one in migrants and those nice houses are very often owned by foreign investors. Depending on how you look at it you will take it differently, in Russia you can buy a house but it will be a commieblock, in England you can't buy a house but if you could it would look nice, were you are renting however doesn't, costs a fortune and is full of the scum of the earth. Russia is a bit depressing as a country but things are looking up, in the west people are hopeless because things are hopeless.
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  24. The Global American Empire, the GAE.
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  25. America is an empire and the western world are it's vassal states. He is not necessarily it's emperor, but only because it is an empire run by internal and unaccountable institutions within the American power structure. There are several possibilities for what he could do, cut of the satellites and turn the country back into a nation, or formalise the relationship with direct tribute rather than the very subtle economic systems currently used to siphon off wealth.
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  26. Correct, but it's not about reality, the UN and the like just want Israel to give up, because preferably they want it destroyed.
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  27. The rules of the sandpit only matter for the children playing in it, for the adults their fights are limited only by self-restraint, and such a thing comes with very tangible downsides, especially if the other side won't play ball. Westerners are just soft from a life within the power and safety of a global empire, the pax Americana is close to it's end.
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  28. Betraying any trust that was put in him. A man has his honour, whether or not he fights on the right side, this man would have had more honour is he had gone full hog and actually turned cloak and gone to fight for Russia, instead he is a traitor to a cause he willingly joined and to everyone who helped him. He was saved by Ukrainian soldiers, they were the one's who got him out of dodge and put him up in a safehouse. Fine if he regrets joining a war without knowing anything, but divulging sensitive information to the enemy is a betrayal, even if it is not a betrayal to what you value it is a betrayal all the same. Whistle blowing on war crimes can be admirably, so long as it is true. Doing what he did both marks prior claims as suspect and makes it very clear that he is someone without decency or honour. Traitors can not be trusted by anyone, even those they turned traitor for. They have displayed their character more than enough, they have desecrated things sacred to any man, word, oath, obligation, thus it is clear that if there is anything holy to such a man it is unholy in the eyes of God.
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  29. The Russians made use of the no body collected means they are technically missing in action rather than killed during the Chechen war. Unsurprisingly it lead to a lot of very angry and confused mothers.
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  30. In what sense is he a Cossack, he is English. Does cossack have some sort of implication in the Russian language, because in English it just means an irregular cavalryman. Calling some guy a cossack either means he can dance like one or he is a literal cossack. Thus it is somewhat confusing to hear this guy called it. He isn't on the Russian side or charging people down on horseback while dressed like the 19th century stereotype of a Russian.
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  31.  @nobody_dude  Thanks, it does not have that meaning here so I was confused.
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  32. The breakthrough will be when there is an actual war of movement, so far people are treating slow attritional like minor back and forths will break the status quo. My recommendation to the Russians would be to adopt cavalry, my recommendation to Ukraine is to continue building a western trained army in reserve. Both sides are wise to use the older generation in much of the fighting, Russia is especially wise to use criminals and minorities, though I wouldn't recommend giving those criminals their freedom, use them like Stalin did.
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  33. Censorship has ramped up massively in preparation for the US election.
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  34.  @peterc4955  He was tried for g*ng r*pe here in Britain and got off on a technicality, he has also talked about coercing sexual favours from women abroad. As said if that is the level of public stuff god knows what he really gets up to as like most people online most information he puts out there is heavily curated.
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  35. Georgians are genuinely ancient, as are Armenians, they've been kicking around since this guy would have said the same thing about the Romans controlling his country and why he sided with the Persians to fight some Arabian proxy conflict, or support the Bulgarians or something. Most European nations have roots that go back at least a millennia. Ukraine and Belarus are abnormal in how young they are. That said the conception is pretty new as nationalism is only a few centuries old, most of these states were feudal and Christian before being anything else, even into the 19th century nobility from regions like Georgia, the Baltic and Finland were loyal servants of the Russian Empire because of personal bonds of loyalty to the Romanovs, the average peasant meanwhile was totally indifferent to the political state of the country so long as it didn't mean his taxes were going up or his culture repressed.
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  36.  @ch.kv.  If my book titled Christian ethnics is ends up being a fursuit catalogue I'm burning it whether or not it's a reputable one, and I'll steer clear of where I acquired it.
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  37. The Middle East used to be Christian, the Muslims have been our enemy from the start, conflict in a religious war is merely the reality of it. There will be no compromise, we will be wiped out or they will.
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  38. No.
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  39. Western Europe would not be occupied by Russia, Finland has been and would.
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