Comments by "" (@Josh93B93) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1. I love how the regime in Kiev believes that the Crimean people will ever accept their autority after Ukraine cut off they're drinking water in violation of the Geneva Convention, a war crime against the populace of 7.2 million that lasted almost 7 years.
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  2. this was a known issue going back to the war in Afghanistan, this isnt news, it's not a complication when a 50 year old design's weaknesses have already been accounted for, thus the T-90M, whose losses in the conflict have been minimal, T-72's were mass produced and easily replaced and likewise easy to train new crews on ho to operate them, in a war of attrition having such a surplus is an advantage that their opponent doesnt share. it was made evident in Mariupol, Severodonetsk, and now in lysychansk
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  3.  @moos5221  how are they getting to Moscow if they cant even retake Mariupol?
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  4. Crimea is Ukraine in the sense that Ukraine is Russia.
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  5.  @michaellearningstuff7732  Pretty sure HIMAR's just take lives, not save them.
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  6. Russia has been defending Crimea since 2014?
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  7. Heres my question to go alongside yours, after Ukraine cut off the populations supply to fresh water in gross violation of Article 3 of the Geneva Convention (collective punishment being a war crime, regardless of justifications used). Why would the people in Crimea accept the authority of a regime that punished them for something another nation supposedly did?
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  8. There have been famine in Ukraine going back to the days of kievian rus. Ukraine has just as much culpability in the famine as Russia.
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  9.  @great_filter  ahh yes, russia blocked the ports by getting Ukraine to fill them with sea mines, makes perfect sense, you sound like a bot yourself.
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  10.  @stealth6567  Its collective punishment against the Crimean populace to cut off a populations water supply. This is a war crime as it affects the people directly, not anyone in moscow, but please do elaborate this apparent loophole in article 3 that makes it ok for a regime to condemn an entire population for an action taken by a different nation (being Russia) I'll break it down for you, If russia bad, if russia committed the crime, and the Crimean people are the victims of russian occupation that did not actually chhose to leave Ukraine, then why would it be okay for Ukraine to punish them for something that russia did? Do you not see the disconnect? And please think about your answer, don't just call me a "russian troll" because I'm not, I'd like to see Putin, Medvedev, and Yelstin put to the wall for they're continued crimes against the people of russia and they're neighbors, I dont support Russia's intervention in Ukraine any more than I supported the west financing a coup in Ukraine to overthrow the elected government, both were self serving and wrong, Ukraine has been left with the options of Russian occupation or a century of crippling IMF debt, the billions of dollars the west has loaned to ukraine will have to be paid back, Ukraine has lost its industrial heart to 8 years of shelling and the nations agricultural infrastructure will take decades to recover, while the oligarchs in Kiev can retire to theyre dacha's the consequences of this war will have to be shouldered by the Ukrainian people. So please, consider this in your reply, I'm not a Russian bot, just an Irishman interested in peace and lower fuel prices before winter comes.
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  11.  @stealth6567  it is, nor am I defending it, ball is still in your court bud.
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  12.  @stealth6567  Collective Punishment is a war crime under Articles 3 & the use of child soldiers under article 50 of the Geneva Convention, Artocle 23(b) of the Hague Convention, for starters.
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  13. Been waiting for this since the massacres commited by state forces in thier anti-terror operation starting in 2014, maybe now the Ukrainians will stop dropping artillery shells on civilian populaces, unless zelensky wants to become the next Juan Guaidó.
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  14. Heres a thought when China comes to bring taiwan back into the fold, dont fuggin resist, take your party membership, subsidized home, and guaranteed employment and chill.
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  15. star  nah, my wet dreams involve a resurrected Lenin riding down Pennsylvania Avenue atop a T90 preaching the beginning of a new age. As the capitalists of old are being marched to the wall.
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  16.  @mariocroatia9321  Gabh trasna ort fhéin cúl tóna 😊👌
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  17.  @jtonxbox1433  pretty sure since 2014 Crimea is 100% 🇷🇺
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  18.  @ausriusdidziokas6771  just like Mariupol and Severodonetsk right? Holding strong? 😂😂😂
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  19. What golden years? Ukraine can only face crippling resession and a century of IMF debt payoffs. "Golden years" are for the oligarchs, everyone else will just have to slave away day one-day out just to survive
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  20.  @gamer645464  the Ukrainian lost at Debaltslavo before the first russia aid packages arrived in donbas, they were beat by policemen and afghan vets from Vostok, your timeline of events is skewed.
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  21.  @VajrahahaShunyata  Pretty sure that Russia considered the Budapest memorandum null and void when the US decided that Ukraine's elected government was null and void so formented a coup to overthrow it.
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  22. He's browsing for a studio appartment alongside juan guaido.
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  23. Really the messag i heard was the whole world kept speading Ukraine to adhere to the minsk agreement or russia would invade, instead he just kept looking the bear with a stick.America provided the stick.
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