Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Artur Rehi" channel.

  1. ​ @David-u2b5p  Uh, Baltic people are not Russians other than ethnic Russians who were brought in and ethnic Ingrians, Estonians, Livonians, and Finnic peoples forcibly removed. Estonians are nothing like Russians. I've lived all over that region in Finland, Estonia, and Russia, to include St. Petersburg.
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  2.  @jarirantonen3939  I’ve been through Karelia at least 12 times. It looks like really old Finnish construction from the early 1900s in a state of disrepair, because that’s what it is. Wouldn’t be hard to revitalize for Finland, but it’s too close to Saint Petersburg, so Russia always fears Finland will attack them for some reason. It’s the whole reason Stalin invaded in 1939, after trying to negotiate with Finland for Finland to give up Karelia in exchange for some stupid territories and islands in the Gulf of Finland. Finland doesn’t have enough manpower to attack Russia and take ground, so these Russian ideas are crazy.
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  3. Finland doesn’t need to cross into Russia to destroy the naval yards in Murmansk or sea ports of Primorsk. It already possesses the weapons to do that.
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  4.  @everTriumph  Stalin was Georgian, but many Soviet Premiers were either from or very connected with Ukraine, including Khrushchev.
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  5. ​ @Xilley1  North Vietnam and VC, just as they did with Viet Minh prior.
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  6. Within Russia, they say Saint Petersburg is the brains, and Moscow is the heart. Ukraine had a lot of industry and agriculture that contributed to the Czarist and Soviet systems.
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  7.  @angrydoggy9170  Russia was occupied by the Mongols for 250 years, so brutality, mistreatment of human life, raping, pillaging, lying, getting drunk, and not giving a rip about anything is the norm in Russia.
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  8. ​ @jacksonteller1337  Yup. They were running a shell game with warheads from the production sites. They would send trucks with the warheads to ICBM hubs and strategic bomber bases, but bring the warheads back, then send them to other sites. They coordinated the shipments with US Keyhole satellite recon overflights so we would think they had 10x more warheads than they really did. A lot of this was uncovered during Nunn-Lugar in the 1990s, but never reported because it exposed how weak Russia really was.
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  9.  @Randomcliff01  He's more aware of US domestic policy, but painfully-unaware of foreign affairs.
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  10.  @0verdo5e30  CIA was co-opted by NKVD before it even formed in 1947. Soviets gloved the CIA right out of the gate.
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  11.  @sgtSYKE  They deleted my comment again about her. Weird
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  12. ​ @bryanbrewer4272  Uh, Trump is the only US President who sent weapons to Ukraine before Feb 2022, while Obama/Biden worked hard to disarm Ukraine.
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  13. He doesn’t need the money. He was born into wealth with 2 mothers who were multi-millionaire heiresses, and his dad worked in the upper levels of income as well.
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  14.  @M1903a4  Have you ever looked into his dad’s life? Absolutely crazy story that you couldn’t make up in a thousand years if you tried.
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  15.  @jimcarlson6157  😅🤣🤣
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  16.  @egertroos  Yup. The Bolshevik scourge is one of the worst things to happen to Russian people, right up there with 250 years of Mongolian occupation.
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  17.  @egertroos  I lived in Russia from 2008-2009. I’ve been to 30 different nations, including Estonia 12x, and Russia was really weird, backwards, like traveling way into the past that everyone else forgot about. Äitini on suomalainen.
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  18. Angela Merkel was a Russian puppet, dating back to her days as a young communist party leader. Communist party leadership or membership should be a disqualifying metric for European politicians.
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  19.  @sgtSYKE  My comment about comrade Merkel and her membership in the party was deleted. Extreme censorship is alive and well.
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