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Jake, I can tell you that the main reason why the Right is getting stronger in Europe is because of the Woke extremists. People are really starting to get fed up with it. The green parties are big supporters of that group. That's why Green gets hit, and the Right (which is openly against) gains power. It has little or no thing to do with Ukraine. Sadly, people don't understand that this will end up in situations like what happens in the US right now or what has been going on in Russia for a long time. Its not the only reason, but what I hear from people, that's becomming a big concern to them. As a side note: Just to be clear, people are nog agains the right for that group to life their lives how they want. Only on how much they force their beliefs upon others.
Here in the ROI The Republic Of Ireland We are represented in the EU Parliament by 14 EU MPS which are elected in Ireland by the brilliant PR system. Of those 14 MPS representing the ROI , 2 of them namely Claire Daly and Mick Walace were allways siding with the Russians since the war broke out .Ye will be delighted to learn that in the new EU Elections last sunday those 2 Irish EU MPS HAVE NOW LOST THEIR SEATS.Slava Ukraine .
Here in Finland we don't tell russia what we're giving because we're likely giving more than we technically can afford. No use telling russia what we're lacking. We need to be able to protect ourselves, too.
would it not be more strategic and fun to just constantly bullshit Russia. ? When does Russia ever do the truth? Why should they ever receive the truth?
You have all the back coverage you can ever ask for. Even if you hadn't joined NATO it was never in question if Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania would come to your aid the second shit went hot. Heck, I think Iceland and the Faroe Islands would show up too. But keep the Russians on their toes. Keep them guessing. Keep bluffing, bullshitting and belittling them. Their attack on your com-line to Estonia, and thousands of other covert crap, should not be forgotten. You only fight gentlemanly against an opponent of honor and valor. And by god is Russia a far cry from that.
I am so stunned about the Hungarians. In the time of the communism, they were the most progressive, liberal, welcoming. A trip to Budapest was like a fresh air in the gray reality. What on earth turned them? My decade long friend in Budapest says its the memory of Treaty of Trianon. They never forgot. They feel raped, excluded, they never forgave, especially they hate the French as the main culprit of this treaty, which costed them close to 2/3 of their territory, and just as many Hungarian speaking people. I think it is wrong approach, it is history. But at the least it explains something.
You always know you are doing the right thing when ru sulks about it! Of course he said they would be targets, what else can he say? But it will be a brave orc who targets another country and presses the button....
Politics is not about right on the lowest level, its about what you dare to do and what you have the strength to do. If the stronger decides rights shall rule, then its so, and only then. Thats why the West must always remian stronger in army, in nuclear arsenal, in space weapons.
0:14 as a native Russian I’ve been saying this since day one of the war, I even reached out to the Biden administration in the begging of the war explaining why it’s a big mistake to fear nuclear escalation, I explained why Russia is a joke and not superpower, but nobody listened
@@daveofyorkshire301 Well BR have weaponized immigrants and other similar moves, so it would be stupid to not act on that as a country beside that. I am sure Poland and others would have preferred to use their money on other stuff than fences - razor wire and guards. If you are not even in the EU and afraid of it, you should go see a doctor. The people in the EU, should have much more reason to be afraid of the EU, i have been against it since 1972 when we joined that damn gang. I am not aware of any country in the EU doing any form of propaganda that even remotely match what is done in places like BR and Russia and other dictator states. And BTW the fence between my country and the EU country south of us, is 1.5 M or less tall, and it is only there to keep wild pigs out CUZ my country have a rather large pig industry going on here.
Two comments Jake; I appreciate how you always thank the PEOPLE of the countries donating to Ukraine, and love your optimism and dedication to the fight: Russia will lose this war. Thank you Jake. Slava Ukraini 💙💛 and a ❤ for you 💋
Still, it must be hard. It's natural for you to love your home and your people yet despise those in power in government. Half the world probably feels the same.
The Russians are using CS gas, as meany 600 events as of Christmas 2023 was reported by Ukraine. Using chemical weapons (CS gas) in warfare is against the Geneva convention the chemical weapons convention thus is a war crime.
At least you are not a denier or a hooray for the invading hordes person. They have become social outcasts. I have the greatest respect for people that say Putin's behaviour is not OK.
Hi Ivan, I hope you are well, I’m Dan from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 I’m supporting you my friend. You guys in Ukraine 🇺🇦 are bloody amazing for what you are doing for us as a country Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🇬🇧
Your country is a FANTASTIC model for the rest of the world! Ukraine has done GREAT things and continues to amaze! Slava Ukraini! Glory to Ukraine! God Bless the Ukrainian defenders and ALL the Ukrainian citizens!
A 2020 study by the immigration research group Mediendienst Integration put the number at around 3.5 million, most of whom have roots in Russia, Kazakhstan or Ukraine
Jake ,Thanks again for a fantastic report. I am a retired canadian officer who spent the whole of my career confronting the Russians most Canadians forget that our northern neighbour is Russia and todays Russia looks very much like the USSR. I think your report is the best assessment of the situation in Ukraine on the internet.Please keep it up..
@colbobalee Many Canadians are not aware that in April 2021 Putin filed a submission to extend a claim to the Arctic, all the way into Canadian and Greenland (Denmark) continental shelf and economic zone, as part of Russia's continental shelf. In otherwords, a situation where they're claiming the entire Arctic of the Canadian and Danish continental shelf as part of the Russian continental shelf.
i remember canadian astronaut chris hadfield as an air force pilot talking about flying F-18's in missions up north confronting the russians that were testing canadian readiness . he said it would happen all the time. something like 3 minutes from being in bed to taking off in the aircraft.
@@ronblack7870 I've always been very aware of issues related to Canadian northern sovereignty, but it's true that most Canadians are completely uninformed. Schools and the media both need to cover that much better, because this is a VERY important issue! Russia, the US, and maybe China all intend to challenge our sovereignty over all of the northern islands, and the water between them. They want the North West Passage declared international waters so they won't have to pay tolls to use it, yet it will cost Canada billions of $ to maintain the NWP and provide rescues etc there! They're trying to claim that those mostly uninhabitted islands were never Canadian. Even those dirty Americans are pulling this stunt NOW, and have been for a while, but they're trying to begin quietly, because they know that we won't accept it. Going way back, Canadian law was practised there because people did forsee this happening. In one example, a pilot whose name I've forgotten was also a priest or judge or something, so he flew couples to every place he could in the extreme north, in a bush plane I think, and performed marriages there. It was well before the 1980s, because I read about it in the 80s, and then they spoke of it as being in the past. He is a huge Canadian hero, because he knew that someday our sovereignty in the far north would rely on the fact that Canadian laws had been practised there. It has been our jurisdiction for a very long time. (I do acknowledge the ownership of the Inuit should supercede Canada's, but in today's world it doesn't.) I need to find the exact info on it. There are certainly records on it held somewhere. No doubt they're in the NWT and Yukon Territorial Archives. Even way back then, there were already challenges to our ownership, because the permanent ice was already melting there, and it was obvious that eventually the NWP would become ice free, and maybe half of the traffic from the Panama Canal will want to traverse the NWP. The massive amount of traffic created will do massive environmental damage. Remediation of that damage, maintenance of the area for safety, dredging, building of services of various types for ships, rescues of stranded ships and people, with medical personnel and possibly some facilities, and regulation and policing of the traffic through the Passage will cost Canada many billions of dollars. But they think we should just relinquish all claims! NOT A FKN CHANCE MAN! We've already invested many hundreds of millions in today's dollars up there, so there is not a chance in hell that Canada will give up our far northern lands. And when the time comes, the rest of the world better support us against those much bigger bullies! If they support the bullies in order to save themselves a few bucks in transit fees, that would be EXACTLY like supporting Russia's theft of part of Ukraine. And in both cases, I guarantee we'll see the same countries supporting the smaller country that's in the right, and exactly the same countries supporting the big bullies. Except that the US will be against us this time, especially the Republicans. We need to do much more to prepare for this.
Understanding how the EU parliament works is not easy, but you did a pretty good job I think. I'm from Sweden and voted with Ukraine as my main priority.
A remark about French elections: they are parliamentary elections, not presidential ones, Macron will remain in charge as president until 2027 in any case - well, unless he resigns of course. He won't then be eligible, having served two consecutive mandates.
What would that actually mean if the more right wing wins the election but he remains President? Like they try to create laws, vote on them and then he blocks them and refuses to sign? So nothing happens?
As a french Jake, I can tell you that you are far from embarrassing yourself in you understanding of french elections system. Your analysis was spot on. The only news from yesterday is that the republican right party is now allied with the far right french rally party, which can change alot of things regarding the possibility to be elected on the first turn.
It would be a shame to see Macron go. What surprised me is that he compared the EU voting with his national popularity. I hope everyone understands that EU law is above national law, and when people find the immigration problems the most important situation to be dealt with you are forced to vote far right on EU level because over the last 15 years the sitting EU parites did not accomplisch anything re this matter. The immigration problem cannot be solved on national level so it can easily be explained that people vote far right on EU level but still vote for Macron on national level. (not a French citizen, so I don't know Macrons populatrity in France nowadays)
Sullivan isn't admitting he's wrong, he's just pretending like he never said all the crap he did before. Sullivan should be fired and replaced with anyone who actually understands what National Security means. Anyone who believes what Pooptin says about retaliation is not connected with reality and isn't qualified to be National Security Advisor.
Przypomina mi się kolega który miał świeżego sąsiada awanturnika. Po dwóch awanturach, kolega wystawił do ogrodu stół roboczy ,wyjął z sejfu pistolet i by sąsiad widział ,przed jego oknem czyścił i konserwował broń. Sąsiad zrobił się dla niego miły. Nie wiem dlaczego.hehehe.
Despite being labelled as right-nationalist, Italian Fratelli d'Italia headed by Georgia Meloni is a firm supporter of Ukraine. The European far-right is not monolitic.
I also hope that their coalition will basically cripple itself with internal fights and they won't really have much leverage over anything. After all, they even have so many internal disputes in their respective countries, I don't think ultra nationalist from numerous countries are just going to get along fine and agree on common goals and how to achieve them.
If you know her history... well she's really not. Not even gonna tell you that she was in a neofash party in Italy in her youth right? (M.S.I) These people are not allies of anyone but themselves. Living in italy i'm ashamed that the majority of voters (elderly people that seem to forget the past too easily) have the same voting power to me, a young man, making me automatically a minority voice in here. This place is doomed
@motozappa225 a lot of people “grow up” after their teenage years. Even ones that made history change their minds. Hopefully the burden of nation responsibility or influence of others in getting her policies passed will guide her to sensible desicions. It is currupt leaders open to Putin’s bribery or falling fowl to his cyber-attacks and propaganda that are a lost cause. But she is still young-ish.
At this point I am really ashamed. Our second biggest party in Germany is a russian puppet party. Even Putin himself praised the AfD after some members visited Moscow. Rubels>Morals and the people here love it. 🤢
A Finn here, I think we owe the biggest thanks for all the Ukrainians. I'm grateful that our country, like many others, supports Ukraine, but Ukrainians are doing the biggest sacrifice. When they are defending their country, they are also defending the whole Europe against russia, and the whole world against dictators who are keen to grab new land by using force. Slava Ukraïni!
as a canadian I relay the spirit of those from here that even if they were not directly impacted, like poles or romanians, answered the call in ww2. I am not very happy about the limited supply this time around. I am grateful to Ukraine for standing up for us all. GOT reference "taking tha black or humankind against the undead"
Great video, Jake. You are correct, Ukrainians when touring in the future will see that the ruzzians tried to destroy books in the Ukrainian language, " for the last time." Ukrainians will never let this happen again. Ruzzia, or USSR has been trying to destroy Ukrainians and their culture for hundreds of years. Never again! Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
I suspect that a lot of people don’t get the significance of this. Language is at the heart of culture. The Russians have been using the “Russian language” banned story to gee up support and present a legitimate argument for the SMO, but Russia itself has imposed the Russian language on those countries and territories it has taken using various techniques to ensure it is Russian that becomes the go-to language. The rebel group in Donetsk oblast had started to prohibit Ukrainian children from learning Ukrainian in schools and now that it has been annexed, have removed the Ukrainian language in spoken and written form, using Russian textbooks for Ukranian children. Im pleased to see Latvia taking a stand on Russian language in their own country.
German here. It is important to note that official institutions have also classified the AFD as openly right-wing extremist. There are also indications that party members have received payments from Russia.
As a Dutchman I can say a lot about ze Germans, but what 1940-1945 did teach Germany and which is implemented pretty good is the Rule of Law. Something we Dutch can learn from and implement ourselves (I actually can't believe I'm saying this and agreeing with a German... How times change...) This was ofc a bit of friendly banter. It was an honor to have Ms. Merkel speak at the 75th Dutch rememberance of WWII a few years back.
Another German here: Joe, you were wrong about one thing (7:10): There are NO genuinly good people in the AFD!. The East/West divide is understandable! East Germans had been ridiculed, cheated and bullshitted in the unification process. (And the Westerners don't know or don't care.) What is not understandible is, why they rally around an aggressive, lieing totalitarian party, when they made the revolution 1989 to get rid of an aggressive, lieing totalitarian system. (MAGA effect?)
Since the US aid got passed by the US government, Jake is reporting loads of good news for Ukraine and Russia is getting a real hammering. Slava Ukraini.
Ukrainian war-time innovation never ceases to amaze and inspire. This fight was never an equal one, yet despite Russia outclassing Russia in almost every metric, Ukraine has been damn intelligent with how they can eliminate Russia's many material advantages. That's good and everything, but imagine what amazing things Ukraine could have made if Russia never attacked.
War often accelerates innovation, necessity is the mother of invention. That and the funding is going to be more forthcoming if you are inventing stealth planea or atom bombs,
As a finn I don't understand this whole "far-right" thing. They call our "the Finns" party a "far-right" party and they are very pro Ukrainian and infact none of our parties are pro Russian. Jussi Halla-Aho who is the leader of the Finns party held a speech in Kiev in Ukrainian language for crying out loud. Most right wing parties in Europe are very much pro Ukraine.
Frankly, us Finns are so privileged that a lot of people here don't even understand what true far-right looks like. We don't have any notable far-right in this country. The Finns party are right-wing, but they are not far-right. Calling them far-right is laughable. This coming from someone who has never once voted for The Finns and probably never will.
Jake described our AfD very aptly. They are being bankrolled by Russia, as is another populist party on the far left (BSW). Consider yourself lucky if none of your parties are pro-Russian.
Same in Sweden. The Sweden Democrats have been supporting sending weapons to Ukraine from the start while the left wing was against it from the start. SD has voted more anti-Russia than any of the other parties.
Jake is pretty hardcore Democrat. So to him, anything that disagrees with the left is far-right. Like most leftists.. he only knows what left-wing media tells him about the opposition, and they tell him the "far-right" doesn't support Ukraine, which is not really true. Personally, I find it very unlikely that the right is going to just hand Ukraine over to Russia. State's just do not work like that.
Because Finns are close enough to see the truth that they are the same old Soviets that 30 years didnt magically change. And they have spent a great deal of resources and time infiltrating and convincing a big part of the western "right wing" of a Potemkin village image of russia.
@@FunkySpaceLord Exactly. Among such reasons here is the main one: ALL the nuclear arsenal of russia was produced in Ukraine by ukrainian specialists and on Ukraine's factories. All the documentation and blueprints are still kept in Ukraine. Until 2014, when russia annexed Crimea and became an open enemy, Ukrainian specialists were maintaining all the russian ballistic missiles in a working condition. After 2014 - this service has completely stopped of course. And a nuclear warhead need maintenance once per year, which if not done - at some point will 100% cause a radiation leak. So, all 176 nuclear launch sites all around russia will become 176 epicenters of unbelievable environment catastrophy. Not even speaking about the danger of launching these unreliable missiles.
Moscow loves taking credit for the achievements of others. Many of the best minds, scientists, engineers, etc of the USSR were from Ukraine. The Muscovites themselves offer nothing to the world but misery and horror. One only needs to look at places like North Korea and communist China to see what Moscow's influence ultimately results in.
PLEASE!!!!! keep up your stellar work supporting Ukraine. And to all that do not know Ukrainian history, the Russian Army did not gain a reputation as fierce warriors because of Russians in combat, but because of the Ukrainian Cossacks in their Ranks!!
Eastern Germany was not de-nazified. After the Soviet occupation, Stalin just moved the past Nazi functionaries into red jobs. Sometimes it was not even much change - there was a single party with an absolute ruler before, so was after. Compared to this, the de-nazification the Americans, French, & British did in their respective sectors was a much more thorough process. (And yes, even though it had many faults, it was still miles better than what went on in the East.)
If Russia wants a buffer zone, they could dedicate some of their our territory for that buffer zone instead of stealing it from their neighbors. Attacking their neighbors only increases the likelihood of them getting attacked.
The best buffer zone is to not pose a threat to your neighbors. Notice that the U.S. doesn’t need a buffer zone with Canada? Germany doesn’t need a buffer zone with France
The buffer zone they want includes the carpathian mountains. They are more easily defendable by old standards. The new way of war just changed everything. Before this war everyone thought wide and open fields are easy to drive through. And the actual front with about 1100 km right now is enourmes. But ukraine is holding up pretty well, edpecially compared with expectations.
That's the right way a buffer zone should be inside Russia itself not steal encroach into another sovereign independent country... only fools will support invaders RUSSIA
GPS to Putin stands for "Got Publicly Smoked" and the blame can go no farther than himself. Russia doesn't have the weapons to keep up with the west because the people he trusted to spend the money to upgrade his military might decided to steal that money instead and buy yachts, villas, and whatever they could to better themselves. Why do you think he has been getting rid of a lot of people around him during this war?
Acha, my sobie weźmiemy piwko ,chipsy i posiedzimy oglądając w tv ruskich pieniaczy. Pod każde groźby otworzymy piwko.. .Boję się tylko o wątrobę,i by nie wpaść w alkoholizm . To może tylko chipsy.
Thanks for your service in the Air Force and for making that people know the truth about what happens in world. You could be an excellent democratic senator. A hug from Puerto Rico.
May I congratulate you Jake on a pretty reasonable explanation of the EU Parliamentary Elections. You did a fair bit of research and homework on this. Well done. 👍
Jake, Thank you for the explaining & clarification on EU politics end the EU Election. I Understand you are new to the details of our system. But still, you are great at explaining difficult and complex issues, and this is no exception, so thank you Jake. Much appreciated!
That movie has been out for awhile, the original was filmed in black and white, this is the newer version that has been colorized and upgraded to a higher pixel rating. The ending is still the same.
Well done Jake, always look forward to your videos. As always 10/10 for trustworthy reporting of the facts. You are probably Ukraine’s greatest asset on RUclips! SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦
Keep on raising awareness of the war in Ukraine, please. Love to watch your uploads and hear your perspective on the situation in Ukraine and how it relates to each and every one of us
The problem with the EU elections is low voter turnout, which skews the results. Fewer people are interested in EU elections compared to national ones, allowing fringe groups to gain more influence. Macron is challenging this view and is expected to succeed. On another note, the propulsion system of Admiral Levchenko was made in Ukraine, so there are no spare parts available. Sorry.
The best part of their Black See fleet was built in Ukraine. Including even their only aircraft carrier (which they obviously incapable of keeping in good condition, that's why it is dirty, rusty and smokes like wildfire).
For the 1st time I had to studio what those diffrent EU parties mean, as a Finn, and i doubt most in our country know these - and somehow only the domestic elections are the aspects that matters to people.
The thing to understand about the elections for the European Parliament is that nearly half the eligible voters throughout the EU member nations DIDN'T VOTE.
That’s an interesting point. Tends to suggest that only the people who genuinely “care” about what’s going on and want change or continuation turned out and the rest are either ok with the status quo or have other reasons for not turning out. Wonder about the administration of this election and whether that had an influence as well. Either way, it’s telling that so many eligible voters did not vote. Apathy can be as dangerous as activism.
@@magpiegirl3783 NON voters show us a crisis in Citzenship. People don't know their past, and therefore can't understand the present on future. The west has a real problem.
@@richardbayer5702 Used to be true, but presidential election turnout has been over 60% for the last few elections; 66% in 2020, when Trump brought in a lot of new Republican voters but Biden mobilized even more and had a larger margin over Trump than H. Clinton in 2016. (Yes, she had a plurality of the popular vote, but that was from huge margins in states like California, New York, and Massachusetts while Trump was winning more electoral votes with small margins in states like Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. The Democrats have won the popular vote but lost the electoral college twice in this century, in 2000 and 2016.)
I'd rather have the German system where nobody has a majority so they have to work with similar parties. No, there's no anarchy. Same system has worked elsewhere, like Poland.
I vastly prefer the Dutch system to the American one. At least here if an extremist gets elected they have to share power with others so they become less extreme. Though I would prefer adding some multiple choice like Ireland has. Ireland also has a really good system.
Look up CGP grey's video on how first past the post voting always degenerates the political landscape into just 2 parties. Unless you change your voting system in the US, you will ALWAYS be stuck with 2 parties only.
forever trapped in a culture war that gets more and more aggressive each election. I sure hope they will abolish the winner-takes-it-all policy some day.
I have to admit I cried when I heard about the children's publishing house being destroyed. We had a paper back publisher who bought the rights to hardcover children's books and printed them and made simple covers and my parents bought them for and my older brother; he gave me a list of what his interests were so when I ordered I could order what he liked to read. Like I didn't already know. They were like 20 cents apiece whereas the hardcover was a lot more expensive. My parents were immigrants, both have passed away now, and my parents believed that reading was the most important thing to master. We see books differently, my older brother and I. They are as precious as gold to me. Some I read, even murder mysteries, to relax and others are on history, foreign policy, the US Government, etc. Books open up the past that we know nothing about, and to how the future might be influenced by the past. I've traveled all over the world by reading good books. Places like the Amazon jungle that I will never travel to but love to read about. I take Putin's destruction of a publishing house as petty. I don't know of any other way to describe it. If you hear they are taking up a collection to rebuild the printing house can you put it on your channel. I've searched Twitter or X and various RUclips channels, even FaceBook. I need to check again on FaceBook as that usually takes more time. Thank you Jake for another excellent video. I would love a picture of that Patriot to prove to people that yes they really did that. I think I will do well to retire in Ukraine. I don't fit in here but I might fit in there. I'll give it a try.
What's strange is Jake Sullivan is someone who have never had even a scratch of defense related background, let alone security or intelligence background. He's a lawyer who did some diplomacy, but pretty much doesn't know anything about national security from defense/intelligence POV, hence his erroneous policy to the war in Ukraine.
He just does not seem to have the knowledge, commitment, understanding or passion for his role. He comes across as someone who just “reads” from script rather than understanding what’s going on. To me, he is unconvincing and has no leadership or authority other than his job title.
@@magpiegirl3783 remember he is the political liaison between NSA and the White House --- but by being in the administration and talking w/ Biden every day he embodies NSA thinking ---- but i agree that i believe he misrepresents the NSA positioning due to his lack of career understanding. Biden needs to get his foreign policy house in order and come up with a strategy for post-war Ukraine & Russia back to their 1991 borders.
@@kevinkanter2537 Prior to the appointment of Bolton, national security advisors were usually either from the defense background, or someone with experience in foreign affairs as you can't really get a grasp of national security without understanding what's going on with international affairs, defense, or intelligence. However, regardless of presidency, we've been seeing appointments of career politicians with limited if at all no exposure to any national security matters being placed in the seat of NSA, hence someone like Sullivan
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I smell a "Wild Weasel" in the Hen Haus....
Marine Le Pen's party has received funds from Russia in the past. It's official, in the form of a loan from a bank of a friend of Putin..
Da sind keine "guten Leute" in der AFD!!!! Die AFD sind alle Idioten, Feiglinge und Nazis!!!!
The AfD are all Idiots, Pussys and Nazis!!!
Jake, I can tell you that the main reason why the Right is getting stronger in Europe is because of the Woke extremists. People are really starting to get fed up with it. The green parties are big supporters of that group. That's why Green gets hit, and the Right (which is openly against) gains power. It has little or no thing to do with Ukraine. Sadly, people don't understand that this will end up in situations like what happens in the US right now or what has been going on in Russia for a long time. Its not the only reason, but what I hear from people, that's becomming a big concern to them.
As a side note: Just to be clear, people are nog agains the right for that group to life their lives how they want. Only on how much they force their beliefs upon others.
in Ukraine far right get less than 1% and don't even get to parliament in France 30%+ but yeah Ukraine is a nazi!
Here in the ROI The Republic Of Ireland We are represented in the EU Parliament by 14 EU MPS which are elected in Ireland by the brilliant PR system. Of those 14 MPS representing the ROI , 2 of them namely Claire Daly and Mick Walace were allways siding with the Russians since the war broke out .Ye will be delighted to learn that in the new EU Elections last sunday those 2 Irish EU MPS HAVE NOW LOST THEIR SEATS.Slava Ukraine .
Bravo éire!
Great news! Thanks to the people of Ireland!❤
Heck yeah!
And if what my dad says about it is right, that PR system is a really good one!
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Ah not surprised, that claire daly is that witch looking creature.
Here in Finland we don't tell russia what we're giving because we're likely giving more than we technically can afford. No use telling russia what we're lacking. We need to be able to protect ourselves, too.
would it not be more strategic and fun to just constantly bullshit Russia. ? When does Russia ever do the truth? Why should they ever receive the truth?
Smart. Finns know Russia well. I trust your judgement.
Thank you for everything. ❤
You have all the back coverage you can ever ask for. Even if you hadn't joined NATO it was never in question if Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania would come to your aid the second shit went hot. Heck, I think Iceland and the Faroe Islands would show up too.
But keep the Russians on their toes. Keep them guessing. Keep bluffing, bullshitting and belittling them. Their attack on your com-line to Estonia, and thousands of other covert crap, should not be forgotten. You only fight gentlemanly against an opponent of honor and valor. And by god is Russia a far cry from that.
@@ZhovtoBlakytniy Thank YOU, Ukraine, for protecting us all.
Glory to Ukraine!
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I am so stunned about the Hungarians. In the time of the communism, they were the most progressive, liberal, welcoming. A trip to Budapest was like a fresh air in the gray reality. What on earth turned them? My decade long friend in Budapest says its the memory of Treaty of Trianon. They never forgot. They feel raped, excluded, they never forgave, especially they hate the French as the main culprit of this treaty, which costed them close to 2/3 of their territory, and just as many Hungarian speaking people. I think it is wrong approach, it is history. But at the least it explains something.
Stay with Russia and you will be safe.
Oh, FFS. The orcs attacked Kyiv from Byelorussia. Ukriane has every right to park its planes in countries the Russians don’t dare touch.
Russia would for sure do the same, that is if it had any friendly place near the warzone, as we have seen they already use Belarus as their puppy.
You always know you are doing the right thing when ru sulks about it!
Of course he said they would be targets, what else can he say? But it will be a brave orc who targets another country and presses the button....
Politics is not about right on the lowest level, its about what you dare to do and what you have the strength to do.
If the stronger decides rights shall rule, then its so, and only then. Thats why the West must always remian stronger in army, in nuclear arsenal, in space weapons.
0:14 as a native Russian I’ve been saying this since day one of the war, I even reached out to the Biden administration in the begging of the war explaining why it’s a big mistake to fear nuclear escalation, I explained why Russia is a joke and not superpower, but nobody listened
@@daveofyorkshire301 Well BR have weaponized immigrants and other similar moves, so it would be stupid to not act on that as a country beside that.
I am sure Poland and others would have preferred to use their money on other stuff than fences - razor wire and guards.
If you are not even in the EU and afraid of it, you should go see a doctor.
The people in the EU, should have much more reason to be afraid of the EU, i have been against it since 1972 when we joined that damn gang.
I am not aware of any country in the EU doing any form of propaganda that even remotely match what is done in places like BR and Russia and other dictator states.
And BTW the fence between my country and the EU country south of us, is 1.5 M or less tall, and it is only there to keep wild pigs out CUZ my country have a rather large pig industry going on here.
Two comments Jake; I appreciate how you always thank the PEOPLE of the countries donating to Ukraine, and love your optimism and dedication to the fight: Russia will lose this war. Thank you Jake. Slava Ukraini 💙💛 and a ❤ for you 💋
It's gonna be hilarious when Russia and China starts blaming each others for their failed invasion 😂
I think China are trying to keep daylight between China and Grandpa's disasters.
Russia wouldn’t dare try to direct the blame to their puppet master. They’re already on thin ice.
I'd like to see the Russians blame Putin for their failed invasion.
Let's just pray China doesn't invade Taiwan.
@@Moshladaan
China will probably be more like:
Invade Taiwan ? 🤔
Get Siberia FOR FREE because Russia is broke ? 😎
I cant believe i was born there... No more Pushkin and Dostoyevsky... Its mordor, Polonium 210, Novichok, GULAG#2 and constant embarrassment.
No one gets to choose their birth.
They get to choose their life. :D
Still, it must be hard. It's natural for you to love your home and your people yet despise those in power in government. Half the world probably feels the same.
The Russians are using CS gas, as meany 600 events as of Christmas 2023 was reported by Ukraine. Using chemical weapons (CS gas) in warfare is against the Geneva convention the chemical weapons convention thus is a war crime.
At least you are not a denier or a hooray for the invading hordes person. They have become social outcasts.
I have the greatest respect for people that say Putin's behaviour is not OK.
@@tinydancer_ I loved Navalny! @67 years old, my Favorite Doctor was a Russian Jew:!
Thank you Jake for all you have done for my country. With love from Ukraine.
Hi Ivan, I hope you are well, I’m Dan from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 I’m supporting you my friend. You guys in Ukraine 🇺🇦 are bloody amazing for what you are doing for us as a country Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🇬🇧
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@@DanHart10 👏👏💙💛💪
Your country is a FANTASTIC model for the rest of the world!
Ukraine has done GREAT things and continues to amaze!
Slava Ukraini!
Glory to Ukraine!
God Bless the Ukrainian defenders and ALL the Ukrainian citizens!
I hope, I really do hope that the US administration stops playing so conservatively. Putin will not give up. He must be defeated.
I'm from Denmark a "nordic" country... I don't think we have parties that support Russia. And if we do, I sure don't want to vote for them.
In the Nordic countries support for Ukraine is close to 100%
Same here, from Sweden. That is not just a position one can have since support for Ukraine is so huge.
A 2020 study by the immigration research group Mediendienst Integration put the number at around 3.5 million, most of whom have roots in Russia, Kazakhstan or Ukraine
Jake ,Thanks again for a fantastic report. I am a retired canadian officer who spent the whole of my career confronting the Russians most Canadians forget that our northern neighbour is Russia and todays Russia looks very much like the USSR. I think your report is the best assessment of the situation in Ukraine on the internet.Please keep it up..
The Russians even planted their flag on the North Pole!
@@scottlanghorst1483 Santa got rid of it, gave it to a kid who was naughty last year. 😂
@colbobalee Many Canadians are not aware that in April 2021 Putin filed a submission to extend a claim to the Arctic, all the way into Canadian and Greenland (Denmark) continental shelf and economic zone, as part of Russia's continental shelf. In otherwords, a situation where they're claiming the entire Arctic of the Canadian and Danish continental shelf as part of the Russian continental shelf.
i remember canadian astronaut chris hadfield as an air force pilot talking about flying F-18's in missions up north confronting the russians that were testing canadian readiness . he said it would happen all the time. something like 3 minutes from being in bed to taking off in the aircraft.
@@ronblack7870 I've always been very aware of issues related to Canadian northern sovereignty, but it's true that most Canadians are completely uninformed. Schools and the media both need to cover that much better, because this is a VERY important issue! Russia, the US, and maybe China all intend to challenge our sovereignty over all of the northern islands, and the water between them. They want the North West Passage declared international waters so they won't have to pay tolls to use it, yet it will cost Canada billions of $ to maintain the NWP and provide rescues etc there!
They're trying to claim that those mostly uninhabitted islands were never Canadian. Even those dirty Americans are pulling this stunt NOW, and have been for a while, but they're trying to begin quietly, because they know that we won't accept it.
Going way back, Canadian law was practised there because people did forsee this happening. In one example, a pilot whose name I've forgotten was also a priest or judge or something, so he flew couples to every place he could in the extreme north, in a bush plane I think, and performed marriages there. It was well before the 1980s, because I read about it in the 80s, and then they spoke of it as being in the past. He is a huge Canadian hero, because he knew that someday our sovereignty in the far north would rely on the fact that Canadian laws had been practised there. It has been our jurisdiction for a very long time. (I do acknowledge the ownership of the Inuit should supercede Canada's, but in today's world it doesn't.)
I need to find the exact info on it. There are certainly records on it held somewhere. No doubt they're in the NWT and Yukon Territorial Archives. Even way back then, there were already challenges to our ownership, because the permanent ice was already melting there, and it was obvious that eventually the NWP would become ice free, and maybe half of the traffic from the Panama Canal will want to traverse the NWP.
The massive amount of traffic created will do massive environmental damage. Remediation of that damage, maintenance of the area for safety, dredging, building of services of various types for ships, rescues of stranded ships and people, with medical personnel and possibly some facilities, and regulation and policing of the traffic through the Passage will cost Canada many billions of dollars. But they think we should just relinquish all claims! NOT A FKN CHANCE MAN! We've already invested many hundreds of millions in today's dollars up there, so there is not a chance in hell that Canada will give up our far northern lands.
And when the time comes, the rest of the world better support us against those much bigger bullies! If they support the bullies in order to save themselves a few bucks in transit fees, that would be EXACTLY like supporting Russia's theft of part of Ukraine. And in both cases, I guarantee we'll see the same countries supporting the smaller country that's in the right, and exactly the same countries supporting the big bullies. Except that the US will be against us this time, especially the Republicans. We need to do much more to prepare for this.
Macron stays as President Jake . it's parliamentary elections only. But they will decide who he has to work with the next few years..
So a bit like a US Congressional mid-term election then.
Understanding how the EU parliament works is not easy, but you did a pretty good job I think. I'm from Sweden and voted with Ukraine as my main priority.
Thank you.
tack för hjälpen
Thank you from an Australian
Vilket parti, snälla inte vänster!
@@arvidgreatok, so you are just another one sewing hatred, that's all that right does.
A remark about French elections: they are parliamentary elections, not presidential ones, Macron will remain in charge as president until 2027 in any case - well, unless he resigns of course. He won't then be eligible, having served two consecutive mandates.
Yes. Macron is unlikely to resign in any case unless he has health issues.
What would that actually mean if the more right wing wins the election but he remains President?
Like they try to create laws, vote on them and then he blocks them and refuses to sign? So nothing happens?
From the TV news today I understand that Macron wants new elections in France
As a french Jake, I can tell you that you are far from embarrassing yourself in you understanding of french elections system. Your analysis was spot on.
The only news from yesterday is that the republican right party is now allied with the far right french rally party, which can change alot of things regarding the possibility to be elected on the first turn.
It would be a shame to see Macron go. What surprised me is that he compared the EU voting with his national popularity. I hope everyone understands that EU law is above national law, and when people find the immigration problems the most important situation to be dealt with you are forced to vote far right on EU level because over the last 15 years the sitting EU parites did not accomplisch anything re this matter. The immigration problem cannot be solved on national level so it can easily be explained that people vote far right on EU level but still vote for Macron on national level. (not a French citizen, so I don't know Macrons populatrity in France nowadays)
Crimea is UKRAINIAN!
no
rusha get out of ukriane, and save your country before its to late
it is too late Win or Lose russia is done
the already lost the geopoltical game longterm without deleting the save file
It's already too late.
only a time machine can save Mordor now....
…it’s too late 🙄
Since 2014 😬
Sullivan isn't admitting he's wrong, he's just pretending like he never said all the crap he did before. Sullivan should be fired and replaced with anyone who actually understands what National Security means. Anyone who believes what Pooptin says about retaliation is not connected with reality and isn't qualified to be National Security Advisor.
And people died.
True
Przypomina mi się kolega który miał świeżego sąsiada awanturnika. Po dwóch awanturach, kolega wystawił do ogrodu stół roboczy ,wyjął z sejfu pistolet i by sąsiad widział ,przed jego oknem czyścił i konserwował broń. Sąsiad zrobił się dla niego miły. Nie wiem dlaczego.hehehe.
Taken directly from Moscow Mike's playbook
"ullivan isn't admitting he's wrong, he's just pretending like he never said all the crap he did before." Same thing.
You did better than some Europeans in understanding how the EU works and on French politics as well. For an American I give you A++😊
Despite being labelled as right-nationalist, Italian Fratelli d'Italia headed by Georgia Meloni is a firm supporter of Ukraine. The European far-right is not monolitic.
I also hope that their coalition will basically cripple itself with internal fights and they won't really have much leverage over anything. After all, they even have so many internal disputes in their respective countries, I don't think ultra nationalist from numerous countries are just going to get along fine and agree on common goals and how to achieve them.
If you know her history... well she's really not. Not even gonna tell you that she was in a neofash party in Italy in her youth right? (M.S.I) These people are not allies of anyone but themselves. Living in italy i'm ashamed that the majority of voters (elderly people that seem to forget the past too easily) have the same voting power to me, a young man, making me automatically a minority voice in here. This place is doomed
@motozappa225 a lot of people “grow up” after their teenage years. Even ones that made history change their minds.
Hopefully the burden of nation responsibility or influence of others in getting her policies passed will guide her to sensible desicions.
It is currupt leaders open to
Putin’s bribery or falling fowl to his cyber-attacks and propaganda that are a lost cause. But she is still young-ish.
Same with the Dutch PVV, labeled as 'extreme right', but still support Ukraine.
@@Dutchy008Same in Sweden, here it's the Left party formerly known as the communist party that's against helping Ukraine
Thank you to all people from France, Finland and Germany for your continued help to Ukraine to help defend herself.
At this point I am really ashamed. Our second biggest party in Germany is a russian puppet party. Even Putin himself praised the AfD after some members visited Moscow. Rubels>Morals and the people here love it. 🤢
A Finn here, I think we owe the biggest thanks for all the Ukrainians. I'm grateful that our country, like many others, supports Ukraine, but Ukrainians are doing the biggest sacrifice. When they are defending their country, they are also defending the whole Europe against russia, and the whole world against dictators who are keen to grab new land by using force. Slava Ukraïni!
as a canadian I relay the spirit of those from here that even if they were not directly impacted, like poles or romanians, answered the call in ww2. I am not very happy about the limited supply this time around. I am grateful to Ukraine for standing up for us all. GOT reference "taking tha black or humankind against the undead"
Go Ukraine Go, May God be with them (all Ukrainians) in their fight for FREEDOM
Not only with true ukranians and symphatizers, not with collaborators..
Great video, Jake. You are correct, Ukrainians when touring in the future will see that the ruzzians tried to destroy books in the Ukrainian language, " for the last time." Ukrainians will never let this happen again. Ruzzia, or USSR has been trying to destroy Ukrainians and their culture for hundreds of years. Never again!
Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
I suspect that a lot of people don’t get the significance of this. Language is at the heart of culture. The Russians have been using the “Russian language” banned story to gee up support and present a legitimate argument for the SMO, but Russia itself has imposed the Russian language on those countries and territories it has taken using various techniques to ensure it is Russian that becomes the go-to language. The rebel group in Donetsk oblast had started to prohibit Ukrainian children from learning Ukrainian in schools and now that it has been annexed, have removed the Ukrainian language in spoken and written form, using Russian textbooks for Ukranian children. Im pleased to see Latvia taking a stand on Russian language in their own country.
German here. It is important to note that official institutions have also classified the AFD as openly right-wing extremist. There are also indications that party members have received payments from Russia.
As a Dutchman I can say a lot about ze Germans, but what 1940-1945 did teach Germany and which is implemented pretty good is the Rule of Law. Something we Dutch can learn from and implement ourselves (I actually can't believe I'm saying this and agreeing with a German... How times change...)
This was ofc a bit of friendly banter. It was an honor to have Ms. Merkel speak at the 75th Dutch rememberance of WWII a few years back.
Another German here: Joe, you were wrong about one thing (7:10): There are NO genuinly good people in the AFD!. The East/West divide is understandable! East Germans had been ridiculed, cheated and bullshitted in the unification process. (And the Westerners don't know or don't care.) What is not understandible is, why they rally around an aggressive, lieing totalitarian party, when they made the revolution 1989 to get rid of an aggressive, lieing totalitarian system. (MAGA effect?)
you are brainwashed
Since the US aid got passed by the US government, Jake is reporting loads of good news for Ukraine and Russia is getting a real hammering. Slava Ukraini.
Kinda yea.
[FR] Glory to Ukraine. That patriot system is very effective. Impressive black mark on it.
💙💛🦝💙💛🦝💙💛 Heroyam Slava!
Strange...- In an irrational way I´m somehow proud about: It was a patriot system delivered from Germany that was such efficient! Slava Ukraini!
Ukrainian war-time innovation never ceases to amaze and inspire. This fight was never an equal one, yet despite Russia outclassing Russia in almost every metric, Ukraine has been damn intelligent with how they can eliminate Russia's many material advantages. That's good and everything, but imagine what amazing things Ukraine could have made if Russia never attacked.
War often accelerates innovation, necessity is the mother of invention.
That and the funding is going to be more forthcoming if you are inventing stealth planea or atom bombs,
As a finn I don't understand this whole "far-right" thing. They call our "the Finns" party a "far-right" party and they are very pro Ukrainian and infact none of our parties are pro Russian. Jussi Halla-Aho who is the leader of the Finns party held a speech in Kiev in Ukrainian language for crying out loud. Most right wing parties in Europe are very much pro Ukraine.
Frankly, us Finns are so privileged that a lot of people here don't even understand what true far-right looks like. We don't have any notable far-right in this country. The Finns party are right-wing, but they are not far-right. Calling them far-right is laughable.
This coming from someone who has never once voted for The Finns and probably never will.
Jake described our AfD very aptly. They are being bankrolled by Russia, as is another populist party on the far left (BSW). Consider yourself lucky if none of your parties are pro-Russian.
Same in Sweden. The Sweden Democrats have been supporting sending weapons to Ukraine from the start while the left wing was against it from the start. SD has voted more anti-Russia than any of the other parties.
Jake is pretty hardcore Democrat. So to him, anything that disagrees with the left is far-right. Like most leftists.. he only knows what left-wing media tells him about the opposition, and they tell him the "far-right" doesn't support Ukraine, which is not really true. Personally, I find it very unlikely that the right is going to just hand Ukraine over to Russia. State's just do not work like that.
Because Finns are close enough to see the truth that they are the same old Soviets that 30 years didnt magically change.
And they have spent a great deal of resources and time infiltrating and convincing a big part of the western "right wing" of a Potemkin village image of russia.
The old Soviet unions best weapons, planes and ships came from Ukraine.
Could it be maybe this is the reason Putin wants to take Ukraine.
@@FunkySpaceLord Exactly. Among such reasons here is the main one: ALL the nuclear arsenal of russia was produced in Ukraine by ukrainian specialists and on Ukraine's factories. All the documentation and blueprints are still kept in Ukraine. Until 2014, when russia annexed Crimea and became an open enemy, Ukrainian specialists were maintaining all the russian ballistic missiles in a working condition. After 2014 - this service has completely stopped of course. And a nuclear warhead need maintenance once per year, which if not done - at some point will 100% cause a radiation leak. So, all 176 nuclear launch sites all around russia will become 176 epicenters of unbelievable environment catastrophy. Not even speaking about the danger of launching these unreliable missiles.
Moscow loves taking credit for the achievements of others. Many of the best minds, scientists, engineers, etc of the USSR were from Ukraine. The Muscovites themselves offer nothing to the world but misery and horror. One only needs to look at places like North Korea and communist China to see what Moscow's influence ultimately results in.
@@olslobodyan I did not know that. This would mean Putins plan already failed. I do not think he will ever take the whole of Ukraine.
True.
PLEASE!!!!! keep up your stellar work supporting Ukraine. And to all that do not know Ukrainian history, the Russian Army did not gain a reputation as fierce warriors because of Russians in combat, but because of the Ukrainian Cossacks in their Ranks!!
True!💪
Love your endings, Jake. And for the trolls, my entire neighborhood is taking a Ukrainian language course. And we're reading Ukrainian books.
Eastern Germany was not de-nazified. After the Soviet occupation, Stalin just moved the past Nazi functionaries into red jobs. Sometimes it was not even much change - there was a single party with an absolute ruler before, so was after. Compared to this, the de-nazification the Americans, French, & British did in their respective sectors was a much more thorough process. (And yes, even though it had many faults, it was still miles better than what went on in the East.)
It is pretty obvious that the F16 which require servicing and are not needed for combat should be parked outside Ukraine.
@JakeBroe thank you for your continued time, energy, commitment, compassion & support for the people & soldiers of Ukraine!
Ukraine will win🇺🇦💪💪🫡
❤ Jake
In February 2022 the question was how long can Ukraine survive. In 2024 the question is how long can Russia survive.
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The bigger they are, the harder they fall.
Russia will survive but Putin and the Russian Federation will soon be part of the scrap heap of history.
@@TrevorCrook-c1s Ukraine losses are well known and reported.
@@TrevorCrook-c1s Pretty long 3 days special operation you guys have..
Russia's air defense has as many holes as a water strainer.
Getting holier all of the time.
An old, disintegrated water strainer, more like.
Like ya socks bro
@@justprivatelywatching0293Might as well just have the strainer minus the net.
More like chicken wire.
I'm sure I left a comment and hit that 👍button 🙁
Thank you, Jake!
I see Jake Broe's new post. I press like. I get my headphones. And for 25 minutes i chage my hope-in-human-kind-batery.👍
For a American, Jake. I´ll give you a A+ on EU politics. 👏👏
Support from Denmark! #GiveUkraineEverything. Slava Ukraini! 💙💙💛💛
Thank you Jake for defending the truth, defending democracy
If Russia wants a buffer zone, they could dedicate some of their our territory for that buffer zone instead of stealing it from their neighbors. Attacking their neighbors only increases the likelihood of them getting attacked.
The best buffer zone is to not pose a threat to your neighbors.
Notice that the U.S. doesn’t need a buffer zone with Canada?
Germany doesn’t need a buffer zone with France
@@robertvondarth1730 In WW2, US sent airborne paratroopers to land directly in Normandy. The concept of buffer zone has been obsoleted since WW2.
The buffer zone they want includes the carpathian mountains. They are more easily defendable by old standards.
The new way of war just changed everything. Before this war everyone thought wide and open fields are easy to drive through. And the actual front with about 1100 km right now is enourmes. But ukraine is holding up pretty well, edpecially compared with expectations.
@@robertvondarth1730 Hey, I was going to say the same thing. Canada here, and we do have a buffer zone with the US. It's full of duty-free stores.
That's the right way a buffer zone should be inside Russia itself not steal encroach into another sovereign independent country... only fools will support invaders RUSSIA
Slava Ukraine 🏴
Thanks, Jake! Slava Ukraini!
Slava Ukraini from Caracas, Venezuela 🇺🇦🇻🇪
Macron only announced parliament elections not President elections
Why did Russia's red line get hired as a GPS?
Because it keeps recalculating its position whenever you think you've reached it!
Who knew? Apparently GPS stands for “Goal Post Shifter” 🤔
Russia's red line is like a rainbow. You can see it always in the distance, but you can never reach it or cross it.
GPS to Putin stands for "Got Publicly Smoked" and the blame can go no farther than himself. Russia doesn't have the weapons to keep up with the west because the people he trusted to spend the money to upgrade his military might decided to steal that money instead and buy yachts, villas, and whatever they could to better themselves. Why do you think he has been getting rid of a lot of people around him during this war?
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@@williamblaker2628 😆
Thank You Jake Broe ❤🇱🇻
Your attempt to explain the EU has passed the exam positively.
Why is Russia getting mad about F16s that aren't being used kept in other countries? Isn't that what Russia is doing with Belarus?
good point
Russia getting mad means nothing. Ignore it.
Acha, my sobie weźmiemy piwko ,chipsy i posiedzimy oglądając w tv ruskich pieniaczy. Pod każde groźby otworzymy piwko.. .Boję się tylko o wątrobę,i by nie wpaść w alkoholizm . To może tylko chipsy.
Russia always complains about Ukraine doing what Russia does. Russian proverb: "Do as I say, not what I do"
@@peterflohr7827 Mordor getting mad is a great sign to the rest of us!
Thanks for your service in the Air Force and for making that people know the truth about what happens in world. You could be an excellent democratic senator. A hug from Puerto Rico.
May I congratulate you Jake on a pretty reasonable explanation of the EU Parliamentary Elections. You did a fair bit of research and homework on this. Well done. 👍
Jake, Thank you for the explaining & clarification on EU politics end the EU Election. I Understand you are new to the details of our system. But still, you are great at explaining difficult and complex issues, and this is no exception, so thank you Jake. Much appreciated!
They're burning the books now. We have seen this before.
That movie has been out for awhile, the original was filmed in black and white, this is the newer version that has been colorized and upgraded to a higher pixel rating. The ending is still the same.
"We are going to create a buffer zone." to "Oh shit we really need a buffer a zone". good job, master strategist, good job.
F Ruzzia & hi Jake 👋 🇬🇧
russia is doing great F'ing itself back to the dark ages
Jake, your EU parliamentary elections assessment is actually pretty darn good assessment 👍👍
Best from Finland, thank you for your work 🙏🇺🇦
Sooner or later, Russia is going to have to get their "J-DAM" asses out of Ukraine.
Viva Ukraine, God save the King, Pete, from England.
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There's no god.
Slava Ukraini 💛🇺🇦💙💯🇺🇸💪🏻‼️
Orban should be arrested for that hairdo.
And for sounding like Gru from Despicable Me when he speaks English 😂
As should Gym Jordan, James Comer, Rand Paul, Trey Gowdy, etc., of the US Rethuglicans for theirs - and for holding their CPAC mtg with Orbán.
Yes sure! 👍
Yeah looks like he could be in a RED BULL commercial.
And so should his barber.
Thank you Jake 💙💛✌✊🤝
Well done Jake, always look forward to your videos. As always 10/10 for trustworthy reporting of the facts. You are probably Ukraine’s greatest asset on RUclips! SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦
You did well to explain the complicated EU elections correctly ...interesting American pronunciations of names 😊 keep up good work 👏
Thank you Jake, your work is much appreciated..
Keep on raising awareness of the war in Ukraine, please. Love to watch your uploads and hear your perspective on the situation in Ukraine and how it relates to each and every one of us
The problem with the EU elections is low voter turnout, which skews the results. Fewer people are interested in EU elections compared to national ones, allowing fringe groups to gain more influence. Macron is challenging this view and is expected to succeed. On another note, the propulsion system of Admiral Levchenko was made in Ukraine, so there are no spare parts available. Sorry.
The best part of their Black See fleet was built in Ukraine. Including even their only aircraft carrier (which they obviously incapable of keeping in good condition, that's why it is dirty, rusty and smokes like wildfire).
That is similar to the mid term elections here in the U.S. everyone votes in presidential election but low voter turnout during midterm elections…
For the 1st time I had to studio what those diffrent EU parties mean, as a Finn, and i doubt most in our country know these - and somehow only the domestic elections are the aspects that matters to people.
And the spare parts that are provided, suddenly have improved pyrotechnic abilites. I see what you're doing here Ukraine. I approve.
Thanks ❤
Thanks for your 'shows'. Always insightful and interesting. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦❤🇬🇧
God bless Ukraine SLAVA UKRAiNA
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The thing to understand about the elections for the European Parliament is that nearly half the eligible voters throughout the EU member nations DIDN'T VOTE.
That's about the same turnout ratio as in the US. About half.
That’s an interesting point. Tends to suggest that only the people who genuinely “care” about what’s going on and want change or continuation turned out and the rest are either ok with the status quo or have other reasons for not turning out. Wonder about the administration of this election and whether that had an influence as well. Either way, it’s telling that so many eligible voters did not vote. Apathy can be as dangerous as activism.
@@magpiegirl3783 NON voters show us a crisis in Citzenship. People don't know their past, and therefore can't understand the present on future. The west has a real problem.
@@richardbayer5702 Used to be true, but presidential election turnout has been over 60% for the last few elections; 66% in 2020, when Trump brought in a lot of new Republican voters but Biden mobilized even more and had a larger margin over Trump than H. Clinton in 2016. (Yes, she had a plurality of the popular vote, but that was from huge margins in states like California, New York, and Massachusetts while Trump was winning more electoral votes with small margins in states like Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. The Democrats have won the popular vote but lost the electoral college twice in this century, in 2000 and 2016.)
It was the same in Sweden and we usually have a turnout of ca 85% in our ordinary elections.
Thank you France, God bless your elections! Thx to you too Jake as always.
You are brilliant - the way you explain everything to us in a way so we can follow what is happening everywhere! THANK YOU, Jake 😃
Thank you to all country that helping Ukraine please don't stop.🙏🇺🇸🇺🇦
The reason for Russia’s ‘red lines’ is to motivate their own population.
Putin said no red lines have been crossed. He can't be seen to be weak.
@@malcolmgibson5088 They sure seem to get pushed around a lot.
@@GeorgeStar just for fun, people have listed them all, but Grandpa says none have been crossed.
@@malcolmgibson5088 and the Russian Navy has lost no ships in action !
@EDD519 😂😅 Wow!! .....Wait are you serious. Explain yourself??? If you can.
Trying to destroy books is always the last resort of a dictator. In the end books are about free thought and you can't control what free people think.
Excellent video as always Jake. So sad to see all these children books destroyed 😢! Russia want to erase Ukraine culturally! 😡 .
Love from 🇨🇦❤️🇺🇦
Thank you for your coverage Jake
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Jake Sullivan changed his mind? That is WONDERFUL news! I was praying for him to get out of the way, but this is even better!
In America you only have 2 parties and it is a fekin mess
Agree, especially when one side does not want to work on compromises for the good of the country
I'd rather have the German system where nobody has a majority so they have to work with similar parties.
No, there's no anarchy. Same system has worked elsewhere, like Poland.
I vastly prefer the Dutch system to the American one. At least here if an extremist gets elected they have to share power with others so they become less extreme.
Though I would prefer adding some multiple choice like Ireland has. Ireland also has a really good system.
Look up CGP grey's video on how first past the post voting always degenerates the political landscape into just 2 parties. Unless you change your voting system in the US, you will ALWAYS be stuck with 2 parties only.
forever trapped in a culture war that gets more and more aggressive each election.
I sure hope they will abolish the winner-takes-it-all policy some day.
Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦👏👏👏🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Heroyam Slava!
Jake Sullivan MUST be fired. Replace him with General Ben Hodges!
Jake‘s strength is his caution in making sweeping statements. Unlike many other commentators, he‘s honest about what he doesn’t know.
Be nice if we could have some "politicians" with the same attitude ( ? ) JAKE for Congress!!! ____VIVA UKRAINE___
Hi, you did a very Good job of giving a layman's view of EU politics. Keep up the good work. - a Brit living in Portugal.
Excellent video Jake. Seeing those books hurts my heart. Thank you
Thank you Jake. I learn so much from you. Slava Ukraini!
Thank Jake, you do a really good work ! Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦
I have to admit I cried when I heard about the children's publishing house being destroyed. We had a paper back publisher who bought the rights to hardcover children's books and printed them and made simple covers and my parents bought them for and my older brother; he gave me a list of what his interests were so when I ordered I could order what he liked to read. Like I didn't already know. They were like 20 cents apiece whereas the hardcover was a lot more expensive. My parents were immigrants, both have passed away now, and my parents believed that reading was the most important thing to master.
We see books differently, my older brother and I. They are as precious as gold to me. Some I read, even murder mysteries, to relax and others are on history, foreign policy, the US Government, etc. Books open up the past that we know nothing about, and to how the future might be influenced by the past. I've traveled all over the world by reading good books. Places like the Amazon jungle that I will never travel to but love to read about.
I take Putin's destruction of a publishing house as petty. I don't know of any other way to describe it. If you hear they are taking up a collection to rebuild the printing house can you put it on your channel. I've searched Twitter or X and various RUclips channels, even FaceBook. I need to check again on FaceBook as that usually takes more time. Thank you Jake for another excellent video. I would love a picture of that Patriot to prove to people that yes they really did that. I think I will do well to retire in Ukraine. I don't fit in here but I might fit in there. I'll give it a try.
Looking good. Slava!
Jake your reporting always brings us back to the heart of the matter.
Great outtro - the book story is a rally call - SLAVA UKRAINI from America
What's strange is Jake Sullivan is someone who have never had even a scratch of defense related background, let alone security or intelligence background. He's a lawyer who did some diplomacy, but pretty much doesn't know anything about national security from defense/intelligence POV, hence his erroneous policy to the war in Ukraine.
He just does not seem to have the knowledge, commitment, understanding or passion for his role. He comes across as someone who just “reads” from script rather than understanding what’s going on. To me, he is unconvincing and has no leadership or authority other than his job title.
@@johngold3878 LOL - good point - him too....
@@magpiegirl3783 remember he is the political liaison between NSA and the White House --- but by being in the administration and talking w/ Biden every day he embodies NSA thinking ---- but i agree that i believe he misrepresents the NSA positioning due to his lack of career understanding. Biden needs to get his foreign policy house in order and come up with a strategy for post-war Ukraine & Russia back to their 1991 borders.
@@johngold3878 Yes, corrected
@@kevinkanter2537 Prior to the appointment of Bolton, national security advisors were usually either from the defense background, or someone with experience in foreign affairs as you can't really get a grasp of national security without understanding what's going on with international affairs, defense, or intelligence. However, regardless of presidency, we've been seeing appointments of career politicians with limited if at all no exposure to any national security matters being placed in the seat of NSA, hence someone like Sullivan
Love From Australia Jake
Thank you for keeping us updated if it wasn’t for you we wouldn’t know what the truth was happening in Ukraine we see nothing here 😊
Love the smirk at 16:46! 😅
@jake...comment comment...thanks for ur work
Thanks!
Thank you oscar!!
Sullivan should resign, he's predictability doesn't help to stop any potential war, he's unqualified in his position.
I agree
I agree remove Jake dumbass Sullivan as an advisor
Yup, incompetent coward!
Not strong enough - he should be resigned!
@@American-In-Mykolaiv sounds ominous
Heartwarming picture of the Patriot crew!
Thank you for your valuable analytics and support. Hello from Ukraine!