Comments by "Memovox" (@Memovox) on "Ukraine Invasion Day 7: Big Tech Blocks RT, Cluster Bombs?, Ukraine in EU? SOTU Recap" video.

Unless you're Woke, Russia is not our enemy. Sorry, but i really can't blame Russia for not wanting to transform their country into a fentanyl driven shithole.
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The Ghost of Kyiv will obliterate the convoy singlehandedly. Afterwards he will spread fliers all over and create eternal world Kumbaya.
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Mexico knows, that Russia, China and India will be the future. Expect massive amounts of Americans to flee to Mexico in the future.
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@yudhiadhyatmikosiswono9082 . Yeah, and the Christians be being killed in Nigeria and elsewhere. But we are no supposed to mention this..
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@efxnews4776 . I believe that Ukraine has been used as a money laundering pit. Who knows what Mexico will chose down the line? For now they've chosen not to follow the witch hunt.
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@aaronburdon221 . Yeah, just ask the Iraqis or the Afghanis.
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@MrJohnnyseven . They took one look a a French banlieue, and said thanks but no thanks.
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How dare you!
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@sylviam6535 . We have driven them in this direction for a very long time. We have spat on their outreached hand since 1991. Eastward bound NATO/EU Imperialism have created this. Buckle up.
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Yet another former Warsaw Pact, ultra corrupt, broke beggar nation in the EU. What could possibly go wrong?
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@pirig-gal . You just opened your borders to the "refugees" and not all of them are form Ukraine. The Visegrad4 has fallen. Didn't you get the memo?
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He clearly underestimates the power of the European Commission.
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@sylviam6535 . You should read an interesting piece by Peter Hitchens on this exact topic. He witnessed everything firsthand back then. Search: Daily Mail, Why I blame the arrogant West for the Ukraine crisis.
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@kl3mm3r86 . I'm fully aware of Dugin's work.
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@sylviam6535 . All this is true, but he also states that Putin actually tried to keep the Oligarchs in check from the beginning. Not an easy feat considering the time and the rebirth of the Russian nation. If you observe the package solution the former Warsaw Pact was offered: NATO as "security" and the EU as the financial umbrella, I can only come to the conclusion that this is Imperialism with the need of an external "enemy": Russia. -And now we have the Eurocrats in Brussels creating their own army (no empire without an army. It is no coincidence that the former German Minister of Defense, Ursula von der Leyen, was handpicked by her peers to be the head of the supranational EU. They hate the national states of Europe, but love to fly their own blue banner. i actually don't expect NATO to have much of a future here. It is not the first time the discussions about disbanding of NATO has been on the table.
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@sylviam6535 . He probably should, but that's hindsight, it was crazy days back then. He had an immense task in front of him in the biggest nation on earth. Overall, I actually think he's done an excellent job in a culture few Westerners seems to be willing to understand. I'm from Denmark and fully share your opinion(s) on the EU. Problem is, that the Commission holds more power than Styxx claimed. She is a highly dangerous individual. I would also be sad to see NATO go, the alternative is worse.
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@sylviam6535 . I think that you are correct in the assumption of the divide of east and west Ukraine. But it is still guesswork. In contrast to popular opinion, I don't think that Putin had planned to be the ruler of Russia for life anyhow. What his legacy will be is yet to be seen. The cultural Imperialism came from Brussels, not from NATO. Which is the reason why Brussels want to sideline them. Homogeneity is actually one of the main pillars in the famous/infamous Nordic Model of Society. We're basically small tribes with a very long and common history. It is not something a bunch of bureaucrats can build overnight. It will never happen. And I believe that you are correct when you say that small is better. The globalists and the no-border Eurocrats hate the very idea.
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