Comments by "turquoisestones" (@turquisestones) on "'You've POKED the Russian bear!' Farage SCOLDS 'mad' Cameron for stirring Ukraine to ATTACK Russia" video.

@Joshpox "when they threatened to drop a nuclear bomb on us on national television" - Care to provide the exact quote where Russia made this threat on its national television. "Ukraine didn't do that" - In fact, that's exactly what Zelensky said in 2022 - that Ukraine could use a "dirty nuclear bomb" against Russia, a statement that was the last straw for Russia, prompting it to send its troops to Donbas.
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@Joshpox "You can find the videos of Dmitry Kiselyov gleefully talking about how Russia should destroy us" - First of all, in NO WAY are statements made by Kiselyov on "Rossiya Segodnya" to be considered official statements by Russia. Official statements are made by Putin himself or by any government officials of Russia, such as the Ministry of Defense or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. By failing to quote any of them and instead quoting Kiselyov, you are affirming the falsehood of your claim that Russia made nuclear threats. Secondly, even in the case of Kiselyov, I am more than certain that it was not just a blunt "We will bury them with a nuclear tsunami" statement. It was very likely a speculative one and spoken within the context of self-defense. So, don't just say, "You can find the videos." Let's be more specific here. Provide one particular link to one video where he says that, and let's examine it closely.
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@2Dylandog "I happen to prefer liberal democracies" - So, according to you, is supporting an unconstitutional coup in a country is part of liberal democracy then? After all, this is how this war in Ukraine started.
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7:40: "I believe they have the right to bring Crimea back to their own country" - This idiot doesn't even realize that Kiev had lost all its rights to have any control over Crimea the moment they carried out the unconstitutional coup in February 2014, which Kiev calls "Revolution of Dignity". He may need to read the Constitution of Ukraine, which defines the very state of Ukraine. According to that Constitution, the change of state power in the state of Ukraine in NO WAY can be done by means of a revolution. That state, which was defined in the Constitution of Ukraine, stopped existing exactly then, in February 2014, that is, when the coup took place.
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