Comments by "This Channel" (@thischannel1071) on "Vox" channel.

  1. That's sarcasm, correct? Because the Vox video is completely-absurd fiction.
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  2. It has to be. This Vox video is completely-absurd parody nonsense with no factual information in it.
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  3.  @lifeisshortdontwasteitread2830  The entire video is extremely-absurd nonsense. None of what it claims has any truth to it. I'd give you some links to help inform you, but it seems links are censored on this channel.
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  4. Is that sarcasm? Nothing said in this video is true.
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  5.  @playwebplayweb1293  What you've said is not true. You seem to be completely unaware of any facts. Russia didn't create the wars in Moldova, Georgia, Syria, or Ukraine, or in Serbia. Georgia invaded South Ossetia and started killing civilians and Russian peace-keepers during the 2008 Olympics. Russia pushed Georgia back out. The EU concluded that Georgia was responsible for the conflict. The Syrian conflict started in 2011, caused by the US spending billions of dollars sponsoring terrorists to try to overthrow Assad. Russia didn't enter the conflict until December 2014. The conflict in Ukraine was created by the US, which orchestrated a coup that culminated in the overruling and nullification of Ukraine's constitution, destroying Ukraine. After that, Kiev has been attacking and invading Donbass, who refuse to submit to the coup regime in Kiev and are only trying to defend themselves.
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  6. There wasn't an invasion of Crimea or Ukraine, either. The US-coup in Kiev resulted in the overruling and nullification of Ukraine's constitution, which left Crimea stateless (and Donbass too, for that matter). The current Ukrainian state has no constitutional continuity with the pre-coup Ukrainian state, and Crimea and Donbass have never been in a legal union with the post-coup Ukrainian state. Donbass is fully entitled to accept Russia's help in defending them against Kiev if that's their choice. And since the dissolution of the USSR in 1991, Russia has had a large naval base in Crimea, and was allowed up to 25,000 troops in Crimea under a treaty with Kiev. At the time of the US-coup in Kiev, there were many thousands of Russian troops already present in Crimea. There was no invasion. Additionally, Russia's forces in Crimea were not detrimental or threatening to Crimea, but protected Crimea and ensured it was spared from the violence that the US-coup was caused in other parts of Ukraine. Crimea's referendum was fully lawful, and its result has been verified by Western pollsters repeatedly - just as Crimea's desire to leave Ukraine and rejoin Russia was surveyed by Western pollster, Kiev, and the UN, continually from 1991 until the day of their 2014 referendum. And all surveys showed that they always wanted to leave Ukraine and rejoin Russia.
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  7. No, Russia didn't invade Crimea, or any other part of Ukraine. Since the dissolution of the USSR, Russia has had a large naval base in Crimea and was allowed up to 25,000 troops in Crimea by treaty with Kiev. At the time of the US-coup in Kiev, Russia had many thousands of troops in Crimea. And those troops helped secure Crimea and protect it from the violence that was happening elsewhere in Ukraine due to the US-coup in Kiev. The US-coup in Kiev culminated in the overruling and nullification of Ukraine's constitution, ending that legal state of Ukraine and leaving Crimea (and Donbass) stateless. The Crimean people are ethnically Russian, and they had always wanted to leave Ukraine and rejoin Russia, and they had tried to do that for the last 2.5 decades, ever since the dissolution of the USSR, when they voted 94.3% in favour of leaving Ukraine. But as the USSR dissolved later than year, and Russia was then unable to support Crimea due to being broke, Crimea reluctantly accepted autonomous status in Ukraine. But they always tried to leave Ukraine and rejoin Russia from that time. There was no invasion of Crimea and there has been no invasion of Ukraine by Russia. And everything said in this Vox video is false.
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  8. This Vox video is completely-absurd fiction.
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  9. Russia hasn't invaded Crimea or Ukraine. But the US has invaded Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, and other countries. The US has also destroyed those countries. But Russia has saved Crimea and Donbass from destruction by Kiev and from the US-coup in Kiev.
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  10. Sarcasm, no doubt. Nothing in this Vox video has any truth to it.
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  11. And good thing that everything said in Vox' video is completely-absurd nonsense.
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  12.  @playwebplayweb1293  What you've said is not true. Russia didn't create the wars in Moldova, Georgia, Syria, or Ukraine, or in Serbia. Georgia invaded South Ossetia and started killing civilians and Russian peace-keepers during the 2008 Olympics. Russia pushed Georgia back out. The EU concluded that Georgia was responsible for the conflict. The Syrian conflict started in 2011, caused by the US spending billions of dollars sponsoring terrorists to try to overthrow Assad. Russia didn't enter the conflict until December 2014. The conflict in Ukraine was created by the US, which orchestrated a coup that culminated in the overruling and nullification of Ukraine's constitution, destroying Ukraine. After that, Kiev has been attacking and invading Donbass, who refuse to submit to the coup regime in Kiev and are only trying to defend themselves. You don't seem to have any facts.
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  13. This Vox video is completely-absurd fiction.
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  14. For a load of absurd nonsense? Nothing in this video is true.
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  15. That's putting it mildly. It's completely-absurd fiction.
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  16. Except that it's entirely-absurd fiction.
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