Comments by "Mitch Young" (@mitchyoung93) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1. It is amazing to me that people cant see the connection between mass migration and 'housing shortages'
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  2. Where were these 'widespread reports of fraud'? And btw who elected Sunak, or Ursula van Der Lyen or Jacques Borrell?
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  3. So the German establishment creates a fake 'scandal' (since when can't politicians meet other politicians to discuss policy ideas) and also creates parties to split the vote of the real alternative. Typical Euro politics. No doubt we will also get the refusal of other parties to enter into coalition with the AfD if it gets a good result, even though radical greens and communists are considered for coalitions.
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  4.  @RinnzuRosendale  Third, the DNR and LNR's militias are no. 1 and 2.
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  5. It's been that way since 1878...with a brief interlude for Tito.
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  6. Demonstrably false, Russia's losses were far higher the first weeks of the war. 'Damage' to its economy was greater.
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  7. 'Liberal democracy' isnt democracy and it isnt even liberal.
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  8. Ukrosymps, this is what real imperialism looks like.
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  9. European ethnies have the right to exist. Not being subject to mass migration is essential to maintain that right.
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  10. Which is why there have been absolutely no resistence, the Kherson 'counter-offensive' failed.
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  11.  @steveosborne2297  No, they voted to separate from the Soviet Union. At that time there was a projected 'Commonwealth of Independent States' which would maintain close ties between the ex-Soviet Republics.
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  12.  @steveosborne2297 LOL, the Ukrainians broke Minsk One and Two. They downgraded the Russian language.
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  13.  @isay207  To whom? Are their many Ukrainians there? Poles? Anything other than Russians in significant numbers?
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  14. West of the Dnieper, maybe.
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  15. @ArvisSc How so, he is pursuing his country's interest. That country not being the Ukraine.
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  16. It's 'Lugansk'.
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  17. ​ @polinaporechna2008  They failed to understand that eight years of terror tactics by Azov and like units had driven pro-Russians deep underground. It is interesting how many 'collaborators' Kyiv is prosecuting in the few areas it has been able to win back.
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  18.  @CommeradeZhukov  Mariupol is a major city.
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  19. Nothing says "preserve the environment" like promiting the immigration of millions of people from the 'Global South'. Nothing says "pacifism" like going all in on NATO expansion.
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  20.  @Robespierre-II  It is "democratic" when I win, it is "Russian interference" when you win, lol.
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  21. Who gives a cr*p about 5 million people who have contributed virtually nothing to world culture.
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  22.  @kuil  It didn't. And Syria is just renewing their civil war.
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  23.  @vhateg  Latvia and Lithuania are the EU countries that have lost the most percentage of population.
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  24.  baltimorejenkins999  How about 'different, actually European, phenotypes'
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  25. ​ @EllieD.Violet Too bad this is a big step towards Turkeys EU membership, just so NATO can claim a 'victory', a meaningless victory as Finland and Sweden have been NATO 'partners' for years.
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  26. How do you 'Russia' areas that are Russian speaking, populated by ethnic Russians and which were basically built by Russia? I've seen plenty of vid from Melitopol and Mariupol and like 1 of 100 people are speaking Borderlandish.
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  27. ​ @harmoniacaotica " If it's inside Ukraine, it's ukrainian. Simple enough." Kosovo was 'inside Yugoslavia', Montenegro was 'inside Yugoslavia'. South Sudan was 'inside Sudan'. The 'Borderland' was inside Russia and the Austro-Hungarian empire and even Poland. Things change. But in fact there was never any 'Ukrainian' national presence in Crimea or what is now 'inside Ukraine' along the north of the Black Sea. Ottoman and Tatar and before that Greek and even Ostrogoth. After the Russian empire defeated the Ottoman empire it built that area, which is why all the cities and towns and most of the villages are Russian speaking. And why much of the populace has 'collaborated' with Donetsk and Russian forces. Ukraine is West of the Dnieper.
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  28. What's a poland?
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  29.  @OneTrueKing23  Not anymore. Tusk is licking Brussel's fundament.
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  30. @lettuceatter_9956 Aside from conflating the Soviet Union and Russia, you really need to look into the origins of some of these conflicts and, btw, Checheniya was not only Russian but when they left it mostly to its own devices in 1995 it turned into a staging area for attacks on the Russian Federation itself.
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  31. @jungleboy1 LOL...Gazprom sells....gas as the name implies. Rosneft is the oil company.
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  32. Europeans have the right to survive as identifiable peoples.
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  33. Sweden and Finland have participated in NATO war games and operations for decades. This is really much ado about nothing, except that it ooens the way for mass immigration from Turkey and beyond.
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  34. @lemmyboy4107 Mass immigration is the worst thing for the local environment and also contributes to global warming (all those immigrants from the global south are going to burn a lot more fossil fuels in Germany to keep warm). The 'Greens' are fake.
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  35. @epincion If that's the case why did the Spanish government not allow the independence referendum a few years back?
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  36.  @cy-one  They were perfectly safe when they were neutral...which I believe was part of their original constitution.
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  37. David Cameron's "For the Record" on the bookshelf, LOL. No wonder they are shilling for the establishment duopoly.
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  38.  @pantalaemon  Which is why even in Western news reporters of Ukraine forces retaking areas, there are always a ton of 'collaborators'.
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  39.  @gradivus.  Russia just lowered its interest rate to 9%, because the ruble is too strong.
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  40.  @puha1816  Your own comments here show that no, the ruling uniparty doesn't ever lose.
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  41. The country's name is Bosnia and Hercegovina. As the name indicates, it has been split for a long time.
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  42. Dude, look at a map from 100 years ago. Borderland didn't even exist.
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  43. I mean 150 years ago...of course 100 years ago the 'Borderland' created by Imperial Germany in its win against Imperial Russia existed, on paper.
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  44.  @rich99552  you know that once upon a time Poland ruled over Western I.e. real Ukraine
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  45.  @rich99552  Russia has existed as a unified state since Ivan III Vasilyevich.
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  46.  @rich99552  Borderland is legitimate west of the Dnieper.
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  47.  @rich99552  If you were Polish as in born and raised in Poland you would know. I guess you are Polish-American which is fine.
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  48.  @rewy1whwqnzuabqusbdouwb  And the Ukraine has never been a independent political entity either, not until the Germans created it and then the Soviets adopted it.
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  49. @fuxkag3908 As pitiful as it is, the UK economy is doing better than the German economy.
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  50. Well, it hit 113 Rubles to a dollar 27 Nov and now is back down to 108 per dollar. Is the worst over?
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