Comments by "" (@benghazi4216) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1.  @eliasrutten3814  Until reality hits that he is batshit crazy, and protecting yourself becomes more important than trying to make him feel safe.
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  2.  @taneriiim  Protesting a vile religion by burning ONE copy is nowhere close to what the Nazi's did. It's almost the opposite. Bringing light to the book and its message, not eradicating it.
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  3.  @bololollek9245  Yeah, that is the Russian NATO. Give your territory to Russia and you will be safe from invasion. What a difference to actual NATO, where we just agree to defend each other...
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  4.  @Hardcore_Remixer  Dumbest statement ever. There is no loss of sovereignty for Turkey if Sweden even allows the PKK to have a base there. You clearly don't know what sovereignty means.
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  5. @G M And Russia is not?! Get a grip on reality now.
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  6.  @taneriiim  Still, you made the idiotic comparison too. And protesting a religion is not hate. Burning their book isn't either.
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  7.  lost  Hahah yeah here we are talking about the differences between Russia and NATO, and you call NATO totally corrupt. That is stupidity at its finest. Have you seen where Russia places on the corruption index? 129th out of a 180 countries. That is baaaaad.
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  8. So destroy the foundation of the EU for a measly 11 million Euros? I think there are plenty of rich people around the world which would gladly pay that. That's loose change for some.
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  9. You missed Sweden, and especially the island of Gotland. That is more plausible than Finland I believe. Great strategic value, and an easier target.
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  10.  @TheTruthBhidu  Stop pushing your own ignorance on others. Look at a resource map over Ukraine. All the deposits are not in Russian controlled territory. Not even close to the majority neither.
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  11.  @Sir_Gerald_Nosehairs.  But what was also clear beforehand was that the UK government was on many points held in check by the EU. And now they are free to do what they want. It's so telling that one of the first things that came up in the chamber was loosening restriction on selling weapons to dictatorships.... But I respect your choice, your arguments are at least based in reality, and not like DS9TREK above that is just brainwashed by BS. The only reason I object to your reasoning is basically that the UK government is more corrupt than the EU in my eyes. Thus EU holding some say was good for the citizens of the UK.
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  12.  @riddis8785  No, if it was then Russia wouldn't have to invade and annex it right?
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  13.  @srenheidegger4417  No, that will not happen. Companies will not break the laws of physics.
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  14.  lost  Hah, as I said, stupidity at its finest from you. It's not CNN, its Transparency International. A organization with members from over a 100 countries. Get a grip on reality.
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  15. Finland joining NATO doesn't help Gotland in any way, which is what Russia would want to take over. And with that gone, NATO supplying the Baltic countries will get hard. The one that holds Gotland, controls the Baltic.
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  16. "Start the drill Boris!"
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  17.  @bololollek9245  They can just rejoin Moldavia and get on this fast track to EU membership. Easy fix.
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  18.  @shyper4362  Bruh, go to Russia and say that. Or China. You will get slapped in the face by people living under actual dictatorships. You are a joke. And if you want to know, NATO is a organization of member states, and they can agree together to stop a genocide in Europe. How shocking.
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  19.  Victor Bonello  Ah stop this blatant propaganda from the true home of the oligarchs, Russia.
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  20.  @LCTesla  Maybe rethink your myopic viewpoint. There isn't just one phone in the world. There are billions. That means building plenty of nuclear power plants just to cover the added losses from wireless charging.
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  21. Anther correction should be at 3:10, saying Ukrainian forces have no way out. The river is literally so low you can walk across... And the problem the Russian's have is not the blown out bridges, but that Luhansk is the high ground. Look at a terrain map. Situational awareness is everything in war.
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  22.  @mediocremodeler5174  Then you invade annexed territory anyway. Nuclear deterrence only works if you are actually deterred.
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  23.  @TheTruthBhidu  Is it so hard to just use google? Look at a map over Ukraine's resources. Look at a map over the territory Russia holds. This is not rocket science...
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  24.  @amadeuz8161  I think fusion will be ready by then ^^
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  25.  @amirhellsing5746  Ah, you are the dullest knife in the drawer. Got it.
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  26.  @amirhellsing5746  You are a troll thumbing up your own comments. Some of the worst YT has to offer.
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  27.  @SpeedRebirth  Of course he is the odd one out. He is what we call the village idiot.
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  28.  @clavichord  Unwanted? Countries, especially in Eastern Europe are DEMANDING these foreign armies on their soil increase, and by a lot. And btw, there is no "Leave NATO" movements, which should tell you people are pretty content with the present arrangement. Polling show that too.
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  29.  @shyper4362  You know too little. You cry about Vietnam, when China during the same time was killing millions of their own citizens. There is no equivalency between the powers. That is just stupidity to claim.
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  30.  @youareliedtobythemedia  Jesus. Is this really a question? Almost everything you have read about in the news has not been delivered. Germany has promised 30 Gepards for how long now for example? Months and months. I think 3 have arrived.
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  31. Wireless charging is terrible. Time to build a few new nuclear plants if we all change to that...
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  32. "There is a constitutional practice that a coalition government should resign when one party quits. I don't want to lead a government whose legitimacy will be questioned" I don't think the right wingers in M or SD would have acted the same to say the least.
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  33.  @kuvikina  Baltic states are not NATO?! Ah, you don't know what Baltic states mean... It's Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Very much NATO members. And Sweden and Finland supporting terrorism is a Turkish fantasy. Please join the real world.
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  34.  @KolyanKolyanitch  They are. I think he is living in the past when Britain still was in the EU.
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  35.  @KharlHungus  With 1900s technology sure. Now we have ASM's. We can close the strait from hundreds of kilometers away.
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  36.  @mediocremodeler5174  Russia won't use nukes because their annexed territory is getting invaded. That would be ridiculous. If you didn't know, Russia is equally as interested in upholding the nuclear taboo as anyone else.
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  37. He is rolling in his grave right now...
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  38.  @Gamleman  SD is a party filled with less intelligent people, to be very kind. Who on earth would think a politician in Sweden would stand on the street with a steel pipe screaming like a mad man? Or still be in the party after even our second highest court found him guilty of sex crimes. And you think they would care about upholding democratic traditions, not a rule, but just a tradition? Their primary focus have been to take power, and you are joking yourself if you think they would let it go because of a long standing tradition in our parliament. They would just call the tradition communist and stay there.
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  39.  @gabrielphillips3551  Because the rest wanted to stay, while the English wanted to leave? The UK left yes, but England decided that.
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  40.  @amirhellsing5746  It's pretty easy. The golden rule applies. If Turkey blackmails the alliance, the alliance should blackmail Turkey.
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  41.  @KharlHungus  If zero ships pass because they are afraid of getting sunk, the strait is closed. And I will ask the same as Mr Hunter here, what are they doing to do? Attack NATO? Hah!
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  42.  @ark_ryl9384  Cables are going to be standardized too
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  43.  @morisco56  Just as reference: "President Benito Juárez of Mexico was reportedly the shortest world leader, standing at 4 ft 6 in (1.37 m)."
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  44. But if the EU starts to look at how ridiculously inefficient wireless charging is, and Apple might be in the same position again. I don't think the EU is open to build a few new nuclear power plants just so we can end our use of cables.
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  45. Did you miss that this will be reviewed continuously? Why do you think the people working in the EU are stupid is the bigger question
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  46.  @JakubMMajewski  If you see this as "insane regulations", then you are in a such a small minority you don't even register on the scale. Look at the comments under this video, have you ever seen such a positive response to news of EU regulations? And you know why they react so differently to you? They are not brainwashed by anti-EU bias. One added hypocrisy most don't have, but you do, is that they don't come from a country that has gotten billions upon billions of EU funding to build up their nation, or keep their farmers afloat.
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  47.  @hinken3716  I'm drawing conclusions from their behavior, yes.
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  48.  @pwp8737  You talk about others being educated at Trump university while your whole premise is built on blatant BS? "Before the euro, Greece had low levels of gov't, private and consumer debt, they lived within their means and experienced steady growth. " Yeah, nice lying there. Not even close to the truth, in any way shape or form. "Before acceptance into the Eurozone in 2001, Greece’s economy was plagued by several problems. During the 1980s, the Greek government had pursued expansionary fiscal and monetary policies. However, rather than strengthening the economy, the country suffered soaring inflation rates, high fiscal and trade deficits, low growth rates, and exchange rate crises. "
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  49. Plenty of uneducated citizens gripped by a iron age religion. It's as simple as that. Ataturk is rolling in his grave.
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  50. Yeah, you are probably the only one... And nice one to blame the victims and not the murderer. And no, planes do not ask for permission to fly over Ukraine or tell the ATC where they are going.
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