Comments by "niburu" (@niburu1508) on "Putin opens new gas field as Europe transitions away from Russian oil | DW News" video.

  1. What rebuilding has US!/nato paid for the death and destruction they are responsible for? And this is their proxy war - will they be contributing/ or taking ownership?
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  2. Should Germany rely on US exploitation for their gas? Does not sound like an economically bright idea.
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  3.  @enigmaticspace7578  - as you well know this is a proxy war being fought at the provocation of US/NATO- with increasing exposure of corruption. If you want to come the innocent that’s your choice but your war in Vietnam was a poor example - what about all the other countries you have destroyed and impoverished?
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  4. Hilarious - and could return the exploitation by US 10 fold.
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  5. Is ownership of the pipelines not shared with europe? Why are they only referred to as Russian pipelines? Had Europe discovered who tried to destroy them ?
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  6.  @Apjooz  never then?
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  7.  @Apjooz  As ever Russia has already started cleaning up the destruction by Ukraine on Donbas peoples homes and infrastructure over the last 8 years. Ahead of USA in the same way they won the space race. Probably at a lot less exploitative rates to get on with the job.
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  8. That’s freedom and democracy - apparently.
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  9.  @fritzraake22  since Ukraine has been bombing the Donbas for almost 9 years now is it not the who should be paying for/.rebuilding the damage they have done and acknowledging the thousands of women and children they have slaughtered?
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  10. Who is that a problem for? And what is the problem?
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  11.  @AquilMandiqui  china are part of BRICS
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  12.  @ekesandras1481  A US/NATO proxy war was NOT started by Russia it was provoked by US/NATO
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  13.  @katealeksen4168  🤪🤪🤪😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😂😂😂🤡🤡
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  14.  @katealeksen4168  31 trillion debt, printing $ 24/7 , damaging global currency - making US goods TOO costly for those they have impoverished to buy? Disney Land Economics?
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  15.  @jbbeiser983  or stop warmongering and regulate capitalism. Putting outsourcing for the benefits of cheap labour into reverse? Maybe BRICS will have some answers. Or elephants will fly
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  16.  @enigmaticspace7578  where? Is that not why US/NATO has provoked this proxy war?
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  17. @Lou Smith and the emphasis of BRICS on trading nations instead of uS/NATO warring nations would be a welcome change
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  18.  @KittenBowl1  no I didn’t watch the corrupt hypocrites at World Cup but am aware of the slaughter of lots of the builders of the stadium and the corrupt insurance trick to deprive the victims families of compensation. What the F has that got to do with US/NATO warmongering in Eastern Europe? Germany is still getting oil from Russia -/ it is the crude oil that is banned. The amount has halved apparently so they have to increase their costs for oil elsewhere. Water slavery any different from Human trafficking in US/U.K. etc? Why are the Biden’s not pushing to have their name cleared of corruption in Ukraine and China. Innocent people would be demanding their name and reputation was cleared. People who live in glass houses should not throw stones
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  19. Am not a fortune teller like some on here but do wonder what if anything Germany/Eastern Europe will do when this is over. US/ NATO have not worked in all of their best interests. Especially the use of NATO.
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  20.  @johnconnors3962  The world of greed, corruption and unfettered capitalism probably. When has any warmonger done anything other than demand money like any mafioso gang?
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  21.  @monishboro8648  exactly - and armies of ignorant sheep seem to either ignore that or are unaware of it.
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  22. Surprised the print is not green with envy. Russias natural resources are not so easy too steal.
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