Comments by "Mitch Young" (@mitchyoung93) on "GZERO Media" channel.

  1. ​ @HNH421 Poland isn't considered a Baltic country.
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  2. ​ @amg5656 A small part of the people in the Ukraine.
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  3. @thekingofallblogs This talking point is a straight up lie.
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  4. @ThePapawhisky Literally has zero to do with the H1-B issue. They aren't students, they are foreign workers. But as a mid to late 90s graduate I know guys who got degrees in Philosophy, Geography, Political Science, etc who went on to work in the IT sector. And yes, coding. Anybody with a reasonable brain can learn to write software. In fact, I know people of the 'boomer' generation who wrote software and even did aeronautical engineering with 2 year degrees.
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  5. @rossbaker9721 LOL...dude look at your place on the globe.
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  6. Well, some sort of fact checking or at least amending. 1. Russia's Economy is smaller than Canadas According to our own CIA, Russia is the sixth largest economy in the world by Purchasing Power Parity(PPP) . It is about 10% smaller than Germany's. It is more than two times the size of Canada's as measured by PPP. 2. Independent media in Russia is shut down. Not if you mean all independent media. For example, there is 'Redaktsiya' right here on Youtube. Not so subtly anti-Putin. And they have been labeled as a 'foreign agent'. But Alexei Pivovar and his team are operating in Russia. They must have good lawyers. 3.Tucker Carlson has said he is 'on Russia's side'. Well, if anyone can find a link, I might believe it. But I have watched a good bit of Tucker and have never seen him say that. Being neutral, or noticing that Putin has done pretty much nothing to harm your average America, is not being 'on his side'. 4. There was nothing new. Well, I think the revelation about Boris Johnson interfering to stop a possible peace deal is news to a lot of people, if not those who have been following the war. Ditto with the revelation of French and German involvement in getting Putin to withdraw his troops from the outskirts of Kiev (the Ukrainians did a great defense but at that point were not conduciting any sort of counteroffensive so the idea that the Russians were going to be 'surrounded' or 'cut off' is complete malarky). Some of the details about Putin's feelers about NATO and a possible common missile defense were new, even if the general outline of the story is known. I personally didn't know about Polish collaboration with Nazi Germany...in fact I thought Putin was crazy there. But no, Wiki tells me about the Polish-German non-aggression pact of 1934 and also the tandem German, Polish military pressure on Czechoslovakia in the run up to the Munich conference. 5. Nobody is going to care. Maybe, but the interview now has tens if not hundreds of millions of views across various platforms.
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  7. Remember 'Partnership for Peace'? Remember Russian participation in SFOR? So many missed opportunities for a truly joint security structure without 'color revolutions' and European/American posturing about 'values'.
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  8. @ΕλένηΚαραμιχάλη-σ6γ Kallas!
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  9. Dude every interview Ive seen has mentioned a lack of soldiers.
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  10.  @WLDB  He fought to save the British empire. It was dead before he died.
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  11. Lol
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  12. @marklen2322 The Russians have produced most of their drones for a long time now.
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  13. Get out of Syria
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  14. GZero...those rows and rows of bottles of dayglo liquids in the cold case at my local gas station/convenience store.
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  15. @AlexLight-d7n Dude, our war...sorry, 'defense' budget increased something like 200 Billion , or about 25%, in the last four years.
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  16. @craigthomasgallery8692 Apparently only post-Soviet, tiny, often recently contrived (in historical context) 'nationalities' have the right to exist.
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  17. But not all do, and even more see themselves as Ukrainians but want close ties to Russia. Thats why the Donbas rebellion and the bloodshed in Odessa, Kharkiv, etc
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  18. ​ @honkoff99 Media 'factchecks' are most often differences of interpretation.
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  19. You mean the Harris administration.
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  20. ​@keyisersozeNo Reagan was considered a fascist warmonger by a good chunk of the Democratic party and while he did pass an amnesty that was in return for (supposedly) strict enforcement of New laws making it illegal to work in the US without proper immigration status...and illegal to employ such workers. Of course enforcement of this was gutted but not due to Reagan.
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  21. Rabid Kiev supporter.
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  22. @Daisy-bt7li Not really. In extortion the person extorting is also the person threatening the violence, or is at least associated with them. The US is not contributing to Putin's war effort.
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  23. @chrisg8995 A guy was lying in wait with a gun pointed toward the place where Trump was going to be in a few moments.
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  24. From Russias security perspective there is no difference. And you might ne surprised to know that not so long ago, NATO was deeply unpopular in places like Greece and Spain, but they joined anyway
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  25. If 'no one' expected Biden to run for a second term why did the DNC institute rules to help him get nomination number two? Why were Hollywood and Silicon Valley donors lining up to give him money until a week or two ago? Why did no prominent Democrat challenge him to 'pass the torch' until July 2024? There is so much gaslighting here I suspect Mr Bremer is in cahoots with Yuliya Timoshenko.
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  26. NATO is not an alliance. It is a huge armed bureacracy. And like any bureacracy it has two priorities...self preservation and expansion. It also acts as a retirement gig for washed up European politicians. All of which would be tolerable if it hadnt lost its way in 1999 when it acted as the tactical and strategic air force for the terrorist UCK/KLA and bombed a European country into submission. As that bit of aggression was allowed by the world community, it and its big member states have only gotten more aggressive
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  27. Kara-Murza literally helped Sen. John 'Bomb Iraq' McCain target sanctions to hurt Russia and Russian individuals he (Kara-Murza) disagreed with politically. Seems kinda like treasonous behavior. Plus he took out not one but two backup nationalities (UK and US ...greencard in the latter case). Gershkovich was poking around Yekaterinburg -- the center of the Russian military industrial complex -- doing a story on Russian military production...which to any government would look like spying. Whelan is a Walter Mitty type that thought he was doing some freelance spying. Kurmasheva is literally a US propagandist for the Radio Free Europe Tatar/Beshkir service. As yourselves why we even have a Tatar/Beshkir language service when the only places those languages are spoken are in the Russian federation. Trying to destabilize Russia perhaps?
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  28. The Ukraine has press gangs roaming the cities to shanghai men into the military. It justwent through weeks of debate over a new mobilisation law...on area of conflict between Zelenski and Zaluzhny. No way they have lost only 70,000
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  29. The 'far right' got a third of the first round votes....that kinda maked them the center. And it is.wonderous the shenanigans the othef parties play to deny true choice. So much for 'democratic values''
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  30. @vickykennel7414 What degree did Jobs have? Gates? Zuckerberg?
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  31. This week marks the 10th anniversary of the murder of Oles Buzina. He was an anti Majdan Ukrainian journalist and historian who presented a narrative counter to the Ukrainian ultra-nationalist one. He was killed by these same people, and while suspects where apprehended the case was mysteriously dropped.
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  32. Negotiations were going on when Israel violated international law by attacking Iran...including strikes on civilians.
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  33. LOL...NATO is not the 'international community'. It is a more than occasionally aggressive alliance.
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  34. Its not at all clear the Kremlin directly killed Navalniy
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  35. Syria...she has the nerve to bring up Syria where her countries 'allies' attempted to overthrow the legitimate government by sponsoring Islamicist rebels and when the government fought back they bombed the country? Where the US is still illegally occupying the North East of the country?
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  36. The Founders envisioned a white country...look up the first naturalization act.
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  37. @marcelobarros5729 He didn't specify the percentage in the exchange I saw, which is the exchange that all the MSM was using here in the US.
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  38.  @jerryrichardson2799  Who do you think funds the Democratic party? At least the GOP makes some noises about protecting American workers and respecting their traditional values and freedoms.
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  39. Depends which part
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  40. Moldova was rigged by restricting the number of ballots sent to the Russian Federation where the largest diaspora is.
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  41. Dont worry chappie, your neo con globalist full spectrum dominance war mongering cabal is still in charge and probably will be even if Trump wins
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  42. Why would Putin have Navalniy killed right as RF troops are taking Abdeevka? Why step on your own favorable news cycle? I mean there have been 2-3 Munich Conferences since Biden gave his warning, another 2-3 NATO conferences and countless other impactful times Putin could have made an 'example' of Navalniy. But Putin waits for a day when really good news from his persoective will be overshadowed by this death. You could say that his overall treatment led to the conditions that caused his death, but you have no proof Putin ordered him killed.
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  43. @XD-cr3du We had 485,000 unaccompanied minors crash our Southern border last year...the population of a mid sized US city. We need to worry about our sovereignty, and more generally to turn our attention to joint security and prosperity in this hemisphere, as we have done traditionally. Europe is now full of developed economies which are sort of democratic. They can take care of themselves.
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  44. The 2020 election was not free and fair.
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  45. Dude, the southeastern parts of what is now the Ukraine ...Melitopol, Mariupol, very much don't want to be part of the Kievan state. They showed this is 1994, and in 2014. And in places like Kherson and Zaporozhiya sentiment is like 50-50.
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  46. The 'far right' got a third of the first round votes....that kinda maked them the center. And it is.wonderous the shenanigans the othef parties play to deny true choice. So much for 'democratic values''
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  47.  @matthewwatt54  Which gives us the right to unlive their citizens. Because we good.
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  48. @AbaddonianG Who doesn't love a yellow school bus?
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  49. NATO:Ukraine is fighting for its sovereignty. Also NATO: The Prime Minister of Hungary must get our permision to visit other heads of government and world leaders.
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  50. You spelled western financed and instigated coups wrong.
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