Comments by "stream2watch" (@stream2watch) on "euronews" channel.

  1. The other half have turned into vloggers, filming Russian supermarket prices daily. What a sad way of making a living.
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  2. Yet you fail to produce hard data on it. Maybe because Russia for some reason do not produce such data anymore.... fishy as hell
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  3.  @vladimirpetrovic4415  Sure you don't. Every single neighbouring nation is richer than you.
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  4. Source on what Serbia pays, or are you just pushing a troll farm talking point?
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  5.  @whisperedoaths6203  Pop some imodium and stop posting.
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  6.  @olesyaolesya2196  No, there is plenty of food production in Europe. The hunger riots will happen elsewhere. Starting in Sri Lanka now. These people will know who shut down the ports, and they will know it was you.
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  7. Yeah, just in time manufacturing has its upsides and downsides. Never experienced by Russia of course. They do not manufacture anything with international demand.
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  8. Stay classy Russia. You paid a bunch of sub-Saharans and Indians to shill for you. These nations will have food riots due to your war. EU will be able to pay the higher prices, so we won't starve. The family members of the shill-farm employees will though.
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  9.  @MrMugg  Don't mistake western values for christian values. Enlightenment and science has nothing to do with adopting middle eastern superstitions and calling them your own. Sweden is great because it is NOT christian. Besides, being in awe of the silence of the forest is way more aligned with Swedish values than kowtowing to a dead jewish carpenter on a cross.
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  10.  @whisperedoaths6203  whataboutwhataboutwhatabout
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  11.  @cheapsheap6793  You claiming that the dingb-at Steven Seagal shilling for Russia is a good thing, is hilarious
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  12. @G A Your kind of "people" are apparently lacking it. Your paragraph is completely devoid of relevance and logic. Classic false equivalence fallacy. The West's sanctions on Russia does not prevent Russia from letting the third world access this pre-sold grain. If you had an intellect, you'd understand this.
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  13.  @dan-ps5rt  You are talking to an EU member and they can look for opportunities wherever they bloody well feel like. Try to get a British citizenship if you have a problem with that.
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  14. Serbia is Europe, you geographically challenged 3rd worlder.
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  15.  @AA-777-AA  because "serbia stronk"? The prevalence of serbian whrs and menial workers in other countries tell me otherwise. EDIT: 2013 join date, subscribers yet no content... yeah, that is a troll account you have there. You are selling yourself for peanuts and you do not even have opinions like real people do, monkeeh
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  16.  @yesno-qi7lo  yeah, sure, this is the year of your comeuppance. No longer the sick man of Europe, lol
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  17.  @gamps2771  Did a 12 year old girl teach you how to phone-post? Yes, I say so.
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  18.  Ruzo2022  That is a complete non sequitur, but I will play: When does it plan to do this? 2 weeks? If this does not happen and I call you on this in 2 weeks, will you admit that you are clueless? Do you need 4 weeks?
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  19.  Ruzo2022  That does not answer my question. I am also amused that you want to make us believe that you are sharing Iranian intel. Give me sources, weirdo.
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  20.  @js4182  Ask me how I know you do not have much of an education. There will always be some EU members that are poor. That you rank among the poorest, is not something to be proud of. If your nation has a competitive advantage to the EU, it means that the same products will be hit with tariffs when importing to EU. "All the companies" will move into the bloc, not outside of it. Besides, do you really want to compete with Bulgaria and Romania for low tax? Good luck running a welfare state based on that.
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  21.  @serbianwarrior385  OK, I stand corrected. You are slightly less well off than one or two non-EU members adjacent. Enjoy it while you can.
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  22. This! Time to launch some virii. Melt down their nuclear plants.
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  23. @G A That was a tendentious definition of the word blackmail. You should probably stop posting nonsense. Every nation has nukes. NATO would crush Russia in any regular fight. The only power they have is having an authoritarian nutcase at the helm. It is the Nixon/Kissinger ploy vs North Vietnam again (xmas bombings of Hanoi)
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  24. @G A Just about everybody has been to Vietnam. Completely irrelevant which museums you have been to. Nixon and Kissinger were indeed crushed for acting like Putin.
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  25.  @olesyaolesya2196  They claim they have grain lined up for export, so it is likely they have enough. At least until you people will bomb the silos.
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  26.  @olesyaolesya2196  Rwanda's food seccurity is actually pretty high, and their food prices are lower than last year. Stop pulling countries you can't go to, out of your derriere, as mindless examples. Fact of the matter is. You Russians caused any issues, so don't go around blaming sanctions. They are the boomerang for your invasion.
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  27. Sounds great, tying your donkey to a broken down cart about 1000km away
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  28.  @anotheranon3118  Because Serbia were involved in a Genocide?
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  29.  @セ千尺丂セ  So you do not have data to support your statement? That figures, classic vacuous troll poster. People tend to ascribe bimbos with statements like that. Are you going to remain an owned bimbo or do you want to provide real data?
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  30.  @js4182  "at least 3 times cheeper to whatever rest of Europe pays" So still no support for the OP's statement. "How much is your country paying now" I do not know. My country only uses a tiny amount of gas as seen by total energy need, and only a percentage or so of that was from Russia. Any gas used is only for industry, and not for heating, so it seems like you are barking up the wrong tree, vatnik.
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  31. Exactly. That is why the gloves must come off. Turn them off from essential medicines. Give the same medicines to other needy people in other countries.
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