Comments by "Univeropa" (@univeropa3363) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1.  @serpidesticla  Le Pen got the most votes.
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  2. Because he is.
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  3. He's an American asset.
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  4. Yes, but that would be sensible. We haven’t done anything sensible for three years now.
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  5.  @newtubevector  Our policies are leading to a deindustrialisation which makes us less and less capable. At the same time we are closing our doors to every bigger player to please America.
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  6. No, the problem is that we decided to hitch our wagon to America's foreign policy.
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  7. 🤣
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  8.  @matthewmiller6568  Sure, and then we fight for the rights of the Kurds in Turkey.
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  9.  @andmos1001  He was never going to lose power in the first place, but lost 86 seats and Le Pen got another 53. So stunning, so smart.
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  10. Hopefully he will. Someone has to be the sane man in the EU.
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  11. It was Ukraine that never wanted to implement the agreements.
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  12. If only, maybe Germany could then escape the hole it dug for itself to please the fucking Americans who blew up our infrastructure.
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  13. No, we shouldn’t support Ukraine.
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  14.  @serebii666  Yes, Saudi-Arabia is at fault for financing the attack. What, do we now blame the victims? So yes, I hold Serbia responsible for the inability to deal with its problem, especially in the context of the aggressive expansion of Serbia. They should have given in. What was the worst that could happen, 20% of the population dying? I'd frankly love to write a longer comment, but since Youtube doesn't take so kindly to my attempts, an abbreviated version: Russia and Serbia were not allied and Russia stuck its nose where it didn't belong, handing out a check they couldn't cover and escalating a potential Third Balkan War into a European crisis. Yes, third, there were wars before WW1 and after WW1, meaning that the Great War was not the cause for the Balkan mess (ignoring that I will not let Serbia and Russia off the hook for it). You can find the fault in the smaller Balkan states bickering over their borders, from before WW1 to long after (as they still do today).
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  15.  @RamsesTheFourth  Right, you concede in a geostrategical contest because you are "lazy".
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  16. One can only hope it will fall further.
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  17. One more day. One more day.😒
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  18.  @STJukes  Russia isn't the main successor, Russia is the successor. Therefore they were Russian missiles. Not that Ukraine could have actually financed their maintenance.
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  19. There won't be any W in the east, that is just wishful thinking.
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  20. Who could have expected that America would provoke a proxy war?
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  21.  @SkyForceOne2  Did not make them any less incompetent.
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  22.  @jredroc368  So basically it means never ending war.
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  23. Can Russia halt it? Yes. Will Ukraine benefit from it? No.
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  24.  @theggman111  Oh yes, they did.
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  25.  @dntbther  Yes, but what does that have to do with my reply? He's complaining over Poland having spent decades under Moscow's thumb.
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  26. Poland again being an insufferable neighbour.
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  27.  @nickgotvyak5890  Right, genocidal. Okay, man. So, against whom did Germany commit treason?
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  28.  @lumpek4149  Decades long effort by the Greens sparked by anti-nuclear weapon sentiments from the Cold War. That wasn't my question, though.
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  29. Hopefully not. We need sanity in the EU.
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  30. It's a way for the establishment parties to keep a death grip on the levers of power.
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  31. We are already being stepped on, so nothing much would change.
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  32.  @Yattayatta  "Frozen". Then why is Ukraine losing ground?
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  33. Would be nice to have cheap energy right about now, eh, Scholz? Too bad we still "don't" know whodunit.
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  34. Europe is reinstating conscription because of the incessant fearmongering of the last two years.
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  35. Hillary is still haunting us.
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  36.  @shadowsir  So are Russia and Kazahkstan.
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  37.  @thenotsodiscretewolf2098  Yes, it's not. I live in Germany and don't feel attacked. The continent hasn't been attacked, neither has the EU. It's not even an outside force. This is just making things up to justify prolonging a lost war. And in your comparison the bar has not been attacked.
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  38.  @joxituk  The majority of French people voted against the left, but their share of the parliament will outstrip their voter share.
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  39. I was told since 2022 that Ukraine would win. What happened? The fellas are on life-support.😂
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  40.  @nikodemdobrenko3680  Sure. Except Nord Stream had been built before Germany closed down its nuclear reactors. Nord Stream 2 was meant to be both a replacement for it and to remove Polish and Ukrainian hands from the tap.
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  41.  @Rui301  Because it isn't true. It was American belligerence which got us to this point.
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  42.  @rod9829  So is China. Your point?
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  43.  @extrapolate  Okay, American bot.
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  44.  @smal750  You mean it was a German speaking region that France conquered in the 17th century. ☺
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  45.  @RedXlV  And the sky isn't blue.
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  46.  @RedXlV  Right, America had no role at all in this. In other news, the US has never ever interfered in the domestic politics of other nations.
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  47.  @ivanonlyone7160  Wonderful, someone who still believes in the tooth fairy has decided to chime in.
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  48. Well duh, it was the US and our feckless government isn't going to do anything about it.
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  49. Basically everyone with an ounce of intelligence left.
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  50. Are you telling me that the sanctions are hurting us (more than Russia)?
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