Comments by "Univeropa" (@univeropa3363) on "Alex Christoforou" channel.

  1. Someone tell Scholz that he is the German chancellor, not the American Viceroy of Germany.
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  2. And just like that Musk is already a better diplomat than Baerbock.
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  3. We in the West used to produce impressive politicians. Now we are just one massive circus.
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  4. Finally, finally the curse hits Scholz.
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  5. Obviously Russia won't talk with us in the EU. If you voluntarily sit down at the children's table the adults won't take you seriously when you stand up to talk with them.
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  6. Five years, huh? Getting really tired of the fearmongering.
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  7. Yep, Germany is going down the tubes.
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  8. Scholz got booed during a recent handball game, so it's not just our esteemed finance minister Lindner that is getting heckled. Oh, and please tell me we'll station the Bundeswehr in Silesia, Pomerania and Masuria. I want to see the complete meltdown of the Polish right.šŸ˜„
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  9. Alexa, play Sabaton's "The Price of a Mile" for Zelensky. Jesus Christ, and the meatgrinder continues. Good to know we learnt exactly nothing over the last hundred years since World War 1.
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  10. Germany showing the world some real ā€œfeministā€ foreign policy. As Baerbock promised.
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  11. Macron looked at Putin's shirtless photos and thought to himself that he can do better. Too bad there is no bite behind the bark.
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  12. She had the Bismarck-Zimmer (Bismarck room) in the Foreign Ministry renamed, because German history begins in 1990 or something.šŸ™„
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  13. The Zelensky curse can't come fast enough for Scholz.
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  14. I too have ideas on how to reshape the borders of Europe. How come I donā€™t get billions of dollars to buy myself palaces in America, Italy and so forth?
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  15. Don't worry, that's just the usual bluster that we've been subjected to since at least Trump's victory in 2016. In truth these clowns in the German government would rather not have a Bundeswehr at all.
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  16. Everytime I'm confronted with the disappointing reality that Olaf Scholz is the German chancellor I remind myself that it could have been Annalena. Usually this lifts my spirit by a tiny bit.
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  17. Think about our sovereignty? Since when do we have that?
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  18. Ā @IjusthopeitsquickĀ  Yes, a German chancellor would be looking out for German interests, instead of subordinating those to American geopolitical ambitions.
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  19. And just as I thought Baerbock wouldn't make today's clown world selection and I felt an inkling of relief she manages to sneak in at the last minute.
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  20. Why would MBS do it? I mean, you could ask the same question about Europe.
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  21. Scholz is always worth a clown story.
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  22. I wonder if I will ever see a far-centrist party?
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  23. I swear, I'll never again wonder why the leaders of World War 1 didn't seriously press for real peace talks and instead opted for ever more war until everyone was worse off, victors and defeated alike. Today's clownshow has cleared all of that up for me.
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  24. Does it count as outsmarting if Orban just decided to make all the right call and stay put while his opponents ran head first into the wall?
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  25. Ā @SvetlanaVladimirova8590Ā  Oh, and who gave you the right?
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  26. I guess the news from Saxony have spooked some of the clowns in our government. According to a new poll the AfD is with 37% the frontrunner, followed by the CDU with 33%. Scholz's SPD only at 3%, wouldn't even be in the Landtag if the election was held today. Same goes for the liberal FDP with 1%. Of our governing coalition only the Greens would make it with 8%, meaning that even together the traffic light coalition barely scraps together 12%.
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  27. We are ruled by morons here in Germany.
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  28. A winter drone offensive, huh? Well, something tells me that the old maxim "switch the words Russia and Ukraine in every statements from the Ukrainian government to get to the truth" will hold true once again.
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  29. Ā @dkblack1289Ā  šŸ™„ I wrote impressive, I didn't write virtuous people that would stand up to your smell test.
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  30. Scholz as always hard at work trying to erase Germany.
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  31. One could almost assume they didnā€™t appreciate it when the Soviets attacked them for no reason.
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  32. It wouldnā€™t be the German Bundestag anymore if it stopped providing clownworlds. And to think that Germany used to be a serious country in the past.
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  33. Ā @kellynestegard5208Ā  It doesn't. The Bundeswehr uses the Black Cross/Iron Cross.
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  34. Oh, we aren't allies with Ukraine? Then why the self-inflicted catastrophe? Could it be that Germany is an obedient vassal state of the US, same as the Ukraine?
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  35. I hope Germany won't be there for the Nord Stream bombers.
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  36. Putin is truly the most powerful man on the planet. He is probably behind the strikes in Germany, too.šŸ˜±
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  37. In 1914 it only cost them 25% of their population.
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  38. Yes, it's legal. Parliament elects the chancellor, not the citizenry.
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  39. Germany?
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  40. Ā @Hotstepper2569Ā  šŸ˜‚ Germany trashed Russia in WW1 and kicked it out of the war.
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  41. Ā @Vlad-The-SANCTIONS-IMPALERĀ  Right, keep telling yourself that.
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  42. I thought the clown world would be Kamala's I am a man ad.
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  43. Speaking of destroying one's country and Germany, when they talk about a West German option, is that a tacit acknowledgement that Ukraine is never going to get Crimea back? Probably not, these morons have probably never opened a history book.
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  44. I wish the German economy was in much tatters as the Russian one.
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  45. That straight-talker could have been German chancellor. That's a scary thought.
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  46. Oh come on, Vienna already has pieces like the Neptunbrunnen and it's sssoooooo 18th century. Modern art is where it's at.šŸ˜…
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  47. There was also a Russian division fighting for Germany.
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  48. Scholz and the Greens don't like German, so I'm not surprised they look forward to dismantling the state.
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  49. So Kazimir Malevich would have been murdered by the Ukrainians had he lived a couple more years and been around in Volhynia, huh?
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  50. Scholzā€˜s poll numbers are so deep in the toilet I wouldnā€˜t be surprised if he got replaced by Pistorius White House-style come the election.
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  51. And then they stayed. Which is why they weren't forgiven.
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  52. So Macron admits that Ukraine isn't winning the war? Great, now if only that memo would reach our politicians and journalists here in Germany.
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  53. During the Merkel years the SPD burnt through three different chancellor candidates (not that they were necessarily better). Scholz was just the SPD leftovers that got elected because the campaigns of Baerbock and Armin Laschet (Merkel's party) crashed and burnt before election day, while he stayed in the background and watched. Scholz isn't chancellor due to his own merits, he was the last one standing in an election without good options.
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  54. Oh yeah, a "Ukraine-Soli". I don't think Scholz can sink faster than he already does, but he sure as hell will give it a try. At least they are being very transparent that they want to fight to the last Ukrainian and that includes the refugees. Those fools thought they might be safe from the war, but they didn't consider how amoral our EU politicians can be.
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  55. Ā @konrad9240Ā  That's not my opinion, man, that's just straight up facts. In fact the USSR did it twice (once when they were allied with Germany which you will now deny).
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  56. Ā @yarpenzirgin1826Ā  Yeah, the reason was that they wanted to steal stuff.
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  57. I cry, too, when someone reminds me that that woman is my foreign minister.
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  58. Yes, it's legal. Parliament elects the chancellor, not the citizenry.
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  59. "More weapons equals peace", roughly every politician of a belligerent nation in 1915. We are ruled by uneducated fools.
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  60. Bidenā€™s ā€œlet them eat cakeā€ moment?
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  61. Everyone asks where Biden is, but I just want to know why Biden is (president).
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  62. @ Good for you.
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  63. Ā @yaroslavgorbachov9063Ā  You mean the truth? Tell me, when did WW1 end and when did Russia leave WW1?
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  64. (And look where that got you.)
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  65. Ā @vecapereca3763Ā  This sounds like straight from a fortune cookie.
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  66. Germany in 9th place? I guess our history from 1871 to roughly 1990 helped averaging out the score.
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  67. The USSR did.
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  68. Biden is really not thinking straight anymore! It's Russia that is controlling all the strings, Putin is the puppet master interfering in the US elections. Come on, it's not that hard to remember!
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  69. No, it was the 8th of May.
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  70. Ā @Mica272Ā  I know. The actual date is still the 8th, though. If I do something on the 10th of March the date of that action doesn't become the 11th of March because it's already the 11th in a different timezone
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  71. Ā @Mica272Ā  See, I was right and you are wrong.
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  72. Ā @Mica272Ā  Funny how you yourself wrote on which date Germany surrendered, yet I am the crazy one.šŸ˜
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  73. Ā @Mica272Ā  Funny how that works. You are wrong, you even wrote down the date yourself and yet you come to this conclusion.
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  74. Ā @Mica272Ā  So, when did Germany surrender?
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  75. Ā @Mica272Ā  Thank you. You are dismissed.
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  76. Ā @Mica272Ā  I remember. On the wrong day.
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  77. Sure, but more people visit Germany per year than Greece, so even by that standards Germany is going to be more important (but has to bow down to France).
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  78. I'l start believing that these clowns are actually worried about a Russian attack on NATO when Scholz manages to get energy prices down so that we can actually build tanks in some nebulous far-off future. *sigh* I'm starting to believe that getting rid of the Hohenzollern was a mistake.
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  79. Merz is just a balloon of hot air. The reason he's acting tough is because he knows Scholz won't do it and he thinks he can score points that way. If he were in Scholz's shoes he wouldn't be doing anything differently. By the way, so we are clear. He didn't issue an ultimatum. He blustered about how Scholz should give one. Not that he expects that to happen, he just wants to position himself as the next chancellor in 2025.
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  80. Germany defeated Russia in WW1.
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  81. Ā @madplanet3351Ā  Yes. So Germany doesn't have to try for a third time (not that Merz has been angling for that, he just wants to hammer Scholz).
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  82. Actually Germany is the eighth-most visited country in the world (and Greece is the tenth).
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  83. Otto von Bismarck used to say that the Balkans weren't worth a single Pomeranian grenadier. Why oh why can't the Ampel just say that Ukraine isn't worth a single German workplace?
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  84. I swear to God, if Scholz even so much as thinks about reparation payments... frankly, he should tell Poland to go look for their money in Moscow and if they want to further discuss the issue Germany should insist on opening the question of the former German territories again. Poland does not get to decide which settled issues need to be reexamined.
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  85. At this point I'm convinced you could find a random Europa Universalis 4 player here in Germany and make him chancellor and he would do a better job than Scholz.
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  86. Of course it makes sense. The longer the war goes on, the more Ukrainians are dying. You see, Scholz and the Greens are playing five dimensional chess.šŸ™ƒ
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  87. Ā @TLshadow1997Ā  It's the Greens. They'll happily jump at any opportunity to erase the German identity.
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  88. Stalin "generously" gifted Poland territory? How kind of him, while he ethnically cleansed Poles from the territories he annexed.šŸ˜’
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  89. Lindsey Graham is such a despicable human being that I sometimes have trouble remembering that when China gives the US its just desserts that many innocents will suffer the consequences.
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  90. Lithunania borders Kaliningrad and there is a NATO contigent there.
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  91. So the planes US officials travel on have oxygen leaks? I guess that explains the last couple of years.
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  92. If Trump wanted to "delete" his opposition, then why on Earth is that woman not in prison?
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  93. Olaf Scholz with a rizz ranking of 2? The man is as charismatic as a vending machine, but less useful.
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  94. After they helped plunge Europe into war.
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  95. Germany defeated Russia in WW1.
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  96. Regime change in Russia worked out in the First World War. Of course it would be easier for Scholz to simply call up Putin and to beg for forgiveness, but that's never going to happen with the German media and the Greens ready to stab him in the back the moment he actually does something to the benefit of Germany instead of America.
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  97. Ā @JLSMaythamĀ  That's alright, he hasn't been elected.
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  98. Merz isnā€™t shifting his position, heā€™s temporarily changing his tune because he doesnā€™t want to get spanked in the upcoming elections in the east of Germany.
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  99. Seeing as how Trump is adept at dodging bullets I am sure he can also dodge the Zelensky curse.
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  100. The neoliberal mind-virus has completely consumed her brain.
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  101. And we don't even get a minerals deal? No thank you, Melnyk.
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  102. Moments like these prove that Scholz has two braincells to rub together. Hard to believe every other time.
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  103. Probably because they subjugated half of Europe.
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  104. Ā @Renesme559Ā  No. That is not how that works.
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  105. Ā @SvetlanaVladimirova8590Ā  So no one gave you the right then. Thank you for confirming it.
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  106. Ā @dinovolla9999Ā  Oh, Poland did that, yes? Unlike the USSR, which totally never did.šŸ˜‚
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  107. Ā @yaroslavgorbachov9063Ā  Oh, so Poland invaded Russia, is that so? The Czech Republic did as well? Because I remember that in Poland's case it was the other way around.
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  108. Ā @ScrupulusĀ  In short, no one gave them the right. And yet they wonder why they are disliked.
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  109. Ā @yaroslavgorbachov9063Ā  This is so disingenious, I'm at a loss for words. But at least I can laugh at these statements.šŸ˜‚
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  110. Ā @tangofox7124Ā  I don't? Where did I?
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  111. Ā @yaroslavgorbachov9063Ā  Yes, very much so. And wow, did I hit a nerve or why are you still trying to argue the point?
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  112. Ā @yaroslavgorbachov9063Ā  Sure, you are. By writing disingenious statements like Poland or the Czechia had it coming.šŸ™„
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  113. Ā @yaroslavgorbachov9063Ā  Half-truths at best.
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  114. Ā @yaroslavgorbachov9063Ā  Poland and Czechia didn't exist at that point and couldn't make decisions, flat-earther.
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  115. I don't know what's so funny about basing a victory plan on math. They clearly calculated with irrational numbersā€”either that, or with complex numbers that only have imaginary parts. Either way, the math checks out.šŸ˜‚
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  116. Yeah, has nothing to do with the USSR occupying them.
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  117. Ā @jaypeedesuyo662Ā  Must have imagined the joint victory parade in Brest-Litovsk then.
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  118. I'd treat Scholz the same way.
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  119. Ā @yarpenzirgin1826Ā  I haven't started a naked land grab yet like the Soviets did.
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  120. Ā @igorantonov2412Ā  Does it matter why he stole the land?
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  121. Olaf's Zeitenwende isn't working as the man imagined.
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  122. Ben Hodges gets everything wrong, but that propagandist is still allowed to go on DW News to spew his transatlanticist bull-
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  123. I'm sorry, Europeans are no vassals to America. Liege lords actually had responsibilities towards their vassals. We are closer to beaten dogs than vassals.
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  124. Yeah, because they stayed and built up dictatorships.
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  125. It's almost as if there was a good reason to hate their guts (like that they stayed).
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  126. Ā @jayspik6498Ā  West Germany's rearmament go rolling in 1953. So the hell did the Soviets stay in Poland for 8 years for?
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  127. Ā @jayspik6498Ā  Ah yes, the Soviets built up vassal state structures from the moment they entered "insert whatever country" during WW2, because they knew in advance that security guarantees wouldn't be forthcoming and then wonder why they aren't "forgiven".
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