Comments by "Nattygsbord" (@nattygsbord) on "'Save Mariupol': Poltava residents take to the streets" video.

Poltava is a well known town in Sweden, when we Swedes fought our existential war against Russia there in 1709. Its sad that Ukraine once again is a battlefield. I hope the international community do what it can to save the people in Mariupol. But I am personally pessimistic that the combined might of the western world can do much. I hope I am wrong, but as a pessimist I prefer to have low expectations here in life so I don't suffer dissapointments. Regardless the soldiers who fought there will be remembered as national heroes. Putins deliberate murder of 100.000 civlians at Mariupol will forever stains his regimes reputation. As a Swede I am happy to assist Ukraine with weapons. We were allies against Russia back in 1709, so it feels good to help you like you helped us. Team blue and yellow should always stick togheter as Zelensky said. I hopefully will Russia be kicked out soon as the Ukrainian army is brave and very skillful and is hammering the Russians very hard. I hope Putin feels endless pains from his cancer and that he dies as soon as possible so this stupid pointless war can be over.
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@JohnSmith-jf3pj Many newspapers have speculated about his bad health the last two years. And here you got one video doing the same https://youtu.be/FqvOl2QGeDY It is suspected that he tyroid cancer - a cancer which is not so deadly as about 90% of people manage to survive 5 years with the disease (compare that to lung cancer that kills 80%). It is also suspected that he got Parkinsons disease that can make arms and legs shaking without control and make the movement of the body hard to control, and it can also become clumsy and slow. In this video you can see Putin leg shake and he seems to hold his hand with a hard grip on the table as if he tries to keep his arm under control https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8q0H3-8Tw0 Putins style of walking is also strange as he does not swing both arms as he walks, but instead is his right arm always a bit unmoveable. Putins sometimes swollen face can also be caused by side effects from cancer and parkinson medication. So how severe could those illnesses be? They are making life very shitty for those who have it. Tyroid cancer is not a so dangerous form of cancer as far as I know, and one can get rid of the cancer by removing the tyroid. However, if the cancer had begun to spread to other parts of the body it can often mean that the game is over, and the person dies.
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I think the Swedens largest blogger on economics and defence formulated things well: "Ukraine is currently taking the brunt as a defender of the prosperity, welfare, freedom and democracy of the EU and NATO countries, by taking the fight against Russia on its land and it is Ukrainians who are killed, murdered, tortured and raped by Russian troops, while large parts of the country are laid in ruins by the Russian attacks and terrorist bombings. As a bastion of Europe's freedom, it is the EU's and NATO's damned moral obligation to finance Ukraine's reconstruction, but also to take care of refugees and the injured. The alternative to a Ukrainian victory in Ukraine is that Russia continues and attacks further against EU countries such as Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Finland and Sweden, possibly also Romania, and of course Moldova (which iofs as Europe's poorest country is neither in the EU or NATO). Ukraine is bleeding and saving us from the same fate, so we must be prepared to finance reconstruction and until the victory receive refugees and injured." https://cornucopia.se/2022/04/eu-och-nato-har-en-moralisk-skyldighet-att-finansiera-ukrainas-ateruppbyggnad-efter-segern-och-ta-hand-om-flyktingar-och-skadade/ (translation made with Google translate)
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