Comments by "Ulrik Schack Meyer" (@ulrikschackmeyer848) on "Forget about war fatigue: It will be a long war" video.

  1.  @Memovox  You mean about 16-20 places ahead of Russia on international scales? And improving steadily for the last 20 years? Questions about corruption should never be yes or no, even the top international scale only goes to 95% So, EVERBODY, even the best, have SOME corruption! The question should be 'compared to what? May I suggest that you get serious if you want to be taken serious.
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  2. 🌟No. Three. Congrats as an author.📖 Enhver der kan gribe en pen og slå klatter Har ret til at kræve at kaldes forfatter Men forskellen mellem forfatterne Er det der står mellem klatterne. Piet Hein
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  3. ​ @jonny87kz Then why don't you try to figure out what YOU can do, as Europe tries to do, instead of giving up un Ukraine and the world, untill Russia attack NATO borders and US HAS to react. Just asking politely, to understand the reasoning behind the American (political and citizenry) inaction.
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  4. You probably can. It's the pronunciation that is a bitch. 7 th hardest language in the World to learn to master - because of the pronunciation. It's our way of always being able to spot a stranger.😅
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  5.  @The_ZeroLine  Thank you.
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  6. The amount of bots trying to stop you is a credit to your name, Anders.
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  7. Again you've delivered just the kind of background perspective necessary to make sense of the the massive amount of 'daily's'. Another not so little pearl.
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  8. ​ @MrBandholm How very true. We should not blame ourselves for trying to do a good thing, that worked elsewhere (Nazi-Germany, Japan, Korea), just because the Madman Putin decided to try to trick us. And now hopefully we are in the process of teaching him and the world that trickery is not a good long term strategy?
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  9.  @jonny87kz  Thank you for your detailed answer. I hear your points. And I hear you having your hands full doing presumably good work. Respect. However, that being said, I form my OWN opinion, and ACT accordingly. I don't look for excuses, I look for possibilities to further the case I believe in. Isn't that rather American, or is that just a benign, Scandinavian prejudice I have? I don't choose to stay inactive because of 'succesful Russian propaganda' or 'my governments inability to convince others'. I chose to do what I can, where I can. Informing others to the best of my ability, donating time and money. And if I should be in doubt, or less resolute, Denmark has a Baltic sea border with Russian, a few nautical miles from where Nordstream was blow up. And I assume that was a 'Russian wet job' (brackish pun intented). So, I know that my nation and NATO COULD VERY WELL be next if we don't stop Russia in Ukraine. And such a further conflict would not exclude US! So, what I don't understand is why some Americans apparently choose to look for excuses NOT to do the things that ARE in their own interest down the line. EVEN when speaker of the Senate says that 'it's the best deal US has ever made'. Then why wait doing a good, respectful, value- based and possible even down right profitable thing, just because CAN?
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  10.  @MrBandholm  Hear, hear.
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  11.  @vaughanbean1156  p GENERAL point take, but If it wasn't for 'the green bunch' of UA-tubers compiled by Prof. Gerdes I would have forgotten about Ukraine 17 month ago. Instead of funding, joining and going what I can to help in my own little way. And then it's because you haven't seen what is on Danish State TV. THEN you'd consider my loss significantly smaller😂
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  12.  @The_ZeroLine  Very interesting. Do you happen to have a link to the Inspector General's statement? That would be very nice. Thank you.
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