Comments by "Dennis Young" (@dennisyoung4631) on "news.com.au" channel.

  1.  @AnoraJohnson  Dic+++$ only think in terms of “Us and Them,” i.e “there ARE no such things as civilians. If they are in territory I want - either I own them totally, and they give me complete satisfaction - or they must suffer and die for my pleasure.”
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  2.  @A.Martin  in Putjin’s mind? “All the more reason to do this thing, so as to instill TERROR,”
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  3. No.
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  4. I suspect they would have done what they did regardless. The mere fact that they were in a position of trust, one not explicitly vetted and put in place by Putin, was enough all by itself to call them “enemies of the Regime.”
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  5. Yes, that Daesh comparison is apt, here. Really apt. I’m not going to say just what I’m feeling beyond, “this does NOT look good.”
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  6. Yes, ”Glorious Leader.” That’s a familiar phrase in some parts.
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  7.  @eggman5855  no, but it has Sibir…
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  8. I’d expect the two of them to both be carrying loaded shotguns. I’m getting hardcore farmer vibes off of them.
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  9. Putyin had him pegged out?
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  10. Just like in Nine Rota?
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  11.  @jasonhart9880  yes, 1/2 M V^2 - double the velocity, four times the energy.
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  12. Yes, Putjin seizes assets of companies, makes them “state-owned” (Putjin controlled; profits go in his pockets) - and then reopens them. He keeps his Proles in line that way, while siphoning off more money… Just as if he were looking at the notes of Dugashvilli himself - the fictional one, not the real, historical one.
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  13. A. H. supposedly had Parkinson’s, also.
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  14. It’s as if the Russians simply want to destroy the country regardless of what is done - as if there’s an underlying motive of revenge, or destruction for its own sake.
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  15. Het.
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  16. Putjin: “Ne Shagu Nazad”
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  17. Heavy Indoctrination - via Dosaaf?
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