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  • Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2024

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  • @nikicutts8097
    @nikicutts8097 Год назад +103

    Hi, I am English and live in the Czech Republic. My colleague’s mum has come over from mykolaiv to look after my cats and dogs while we go on holiday. She said people are now going back to mykolaiv. Weird someone coming from a war zone is now living with me. My colleague’s Russian boyfriend is saying that things are getting very bad in Russia, that nothing works and the Russian government is issuing people with large tax bills often going back decades, indicating the Russian government is desperately trying to find money. Btw I listen to your podcast every day and love it ❤

    • @RobBCactive
      @RobBCactive Год назад +12

      That's good news!

    • @danielbec4287
      @danielbec4287 Год назад +6

      Very interesting
      So indeed this is affecting Russia in a major way

    • @Tmb1112
      @Tmb1112 Год назад

      After 8 months of constant bombardment in Mykolaiv, looks like Kherson is taking the new brunt of Russian bombardment in the south.

    • @liannegeorge2881
      @liannegeorge2881 Год назад +3

      🎉🎉 gRreat news 💙💛🇺🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

    • @felipearbustopotd
      @felipearbustopotd Год назад

      We need more information from those that are in Russia esp the citizens on how this war is actually impacting on life vs the narrative that is spewed from the Kremlin's propaganda machine.

  • @chuckhillier4153
    @chuckhillier4153 Год назад +7

    We in the United States stand in support of Ukraine. Слава Україні

  • @mothermacs
    @mothermacs Год назад +40

    Listening to show is informative and provides much needed background and context. Cheers to the team for presenting fantastic guests. Fingers on the pulse, eyes on the horizon.

  • @andrewcnz
    @andrewcnz Год назад +19

    Enjoy the podcast every day. Listening from Christchurch, New Zealand 👍

    • @tonyharvey9916
      @tonyharvey9916 Год назад +1

      Same here and I'm in New Plymouth

    • @basedglennuk
      @basedglennuk Год назад +1

      I'd be more worried about having Jacinda 'Sniff-Sniff' Ardern, as head of country dismantling 😃

  • @judyjackson2260
    @judyjackson2260 Год назад +12

    There also is the suggestion that the shopping center fires are arson by businesses about to go under.

    • @HungryGhost999
      @HungryGhost999 Год назад +2

      There’s going to be a lot more then !

    • @SandraSmith-vr2lc
      @SandraSmith-vr2lc Год назад +1

      People often forget that all major real estate , especially commercial malls and manufacturing belong to oligarchs, aka Putin

  • @johnwest7993
    @johnwest7993 Год назад +67

    Destroying a ball-bearing factory right when Russia is running low on rail-cars due to a lack of ball-bearings to maintain the wheels seems to me to be a well thought-out plan to hit a critical component for the transfer of major military weapons systems across Russia for delivery to Ukraine.

  • @raymondmay2136
    @raymondmay2136 Год назад +28

    Russian complaining about Donetsk being shelled is a joke, they are shelling Kherson, and have flattened ever city in range. I do look at Donetsk and say UKR must be very tempted!
    I would think is is much more probable that the Russian shelled in order to blame UKR, just how they think (and don't think)

    • @ryanfountain6171
      @ryanfountain6171 Год назад +7

      It could be the Russians spinning their failure. The city is pretty close to the front and depending on where it was it could be artillery rounds falling short. They apparently are into shells made in the 70s and 80s. Shelf life can effect flight characteristics.

    • @Aaron-rw3lv
      @Aaron-rw3lv Год назад +3

      @@ryanfountain6171 this seems like the more likely explanation or Ukraine missed a target in Donetsk or partisan activity. Ukraine have shown themselves enough to save shelling for military targets.

    • @ericsuarez834
      @ericsuarez834 Год назад +1

      Just like the missile in Poland, blame everything in Russia even if it doesn't make sense

    • @ericsuarez834
      @ericsuarez834 Год назад +1

      @@Aaron-rw3lv that's the dumbest thing someone can believe after all the proof of Ukrainian war crimes

    • @Aaron-rw3lv
      @Aaron-rw3lv Год назад +1

      @@ericsuarez834 the missile that landed in Poland was clearly Russias fault. Ukraine is firing anti air missiles because Russia fires a barrage of missiles close to the polish border. So if one of those Ukrainian anti air missiles misses and lands in Poland that is obviously Russias fault.

  • @darrenmoore7779
    @darrenmoore7779 Год назад +23

    I really like these podcasts, even if I don't know my onions 🤣 I have a good listen,and by the end, I have a much better idea of what is going on, thanks🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇦

  • @judyjackson2260
    @judyjackson2260 Год назад +10

    Lukashenko is so despised by his own people that if he calls for mobilization his people who don't want to fight in Ukraine will take him out.

    • @liannegeorge2881
      @liannegeorge2881 Год назад +4

      We live in hope a..! 🇺🇦💛💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

    • @ricardomews3597
      @ricardomews3597 Год назад +1

      The sooner, the better!

  • @samuelmukanga1063
    @samuelmukanga1063 Год назад +10

    Listening from Kenya in Africa. Very informative podcast. Thanks for the show.🇰🇪

  • @Dimitri-Jordania
    @Dimitri-Jordania Год назад +31

    Слава Україні!!! დიდება საქართველო!!!
    🇺🇦🇬🇪🇺🇸❤️

  • @margaretford1011
    @margaretford1011 Год назад +10

    Was there a military recruitment office in that shopping center, I wonder.

  • @PeterSedesse
    @PeterSedesse Год назад +29

    this could be the result of Russia not being able to do repairs and proper preventive maintenance. Remember a huge part of their oil and gas industry was serviced by western companies.

    • @michaelkatz275
      @michaelkatz275 Год назад

      Exactly! Let the Russian's destroy their own industry.

    • @EdDrain
      @EdDrain Год назад +1

      @@JB-pu8ik they really do get around!

    • @schrecksekunde2118
      @schrecksekunde2118 Год назад

      it's simple sabotage by Ukrainian sympathizers or anarchists, Russia has pretty active groups coordinating with the conspiracy of fire nuclei/spf for several years and they're famous for letting such installations go up in flames
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conspiracy_of_Fire_Nuclei?wprov=sfla1

  • @Tmb1112
    @Tmb1112 Год назад +5

    Glad comments are back today.

  • @johnadams7402
    @johnadams7402 Год назад +14

    Is Schultz using the Chamberlain model of diplomacy?
    We saw how that turned out.

    • @felipearbustopotd
      @felipearbustopotd Год назад +2

      No appeasement to the aggressor.

    • @blueduchessvi
      @blueduchessvi Год назад +2

      I've been thinking that for a while now. Macron and several former US generals also seem to have slept through history class. Listening from Alabama, USA

    • @ricardomews3597
      @ricardomews3597 Год назад

      This guy suffers from terrible constipation: it's called Putin.

    • @felipearbustopotd
      @felipearbustopotd Год назад

      @@ricardomews3597 Poo-tin. lol

  • @IusedtohaveausernameIliked
    @IusedtohaveausernameIliked Год назад +48

    Negotiate? There's nothing to negotiate. Russia can end the war whenever they want by simply removing their troops from Ukraine. They just don't want to do that even though they are losing just about every battle. What Russia wants is a break from the fighting so that they can reconstitute and carry on their invasion. Ukraine, and anybody who supports them, would be foolish to allow this to happen. Ukraine understands this but any lukewarm supporters who are calling for negotiations are simply not understanding the nature of this conflict.
    I want peace as much as anyone but the only way to have peace in Ukraine is to give them enough weapons to force Russia to leave. Putin can NOT be trusted in ANY kind of negotiation. He only understands force and that is what must be used to stop his evil machinations. Ukraine is both willing and capable of doing the fighting so all we in the west have to do is keep on giving them money and weapons. Yes, it's expensive, and it hurts us too, but it's more than worth it. Ukraine is paying the biggest price in blood and so a little economic hardship is no big deal. Slava Ukraini!

    • @anthonymordecai4109
      @anthonymordecai4109 Год назад +9

      Fully agree Crazy... People please consider that IF Russia is successful in Ukraine then what next? Estonia, lithuania, Poland (God forbid).... I hear the whispers `that`s a bit rich` Really! ... Putin has said as much

    • @jasoncoates1835
      @jasoncoates1835 Год назад +6

      Agree on all points.

    •  Год назад +3

      100%

    • @patriciashaffer2838
      @patriciashaffer2838 Год назад +3

      Completely agree

    • @oleksii8182
      @oleksii8182 Год назад +6

      We can negotiate once they leave and pay reparations. There's nothing to talk about prior to that.

  • @bro_dBow
    @bro_dBow Год назад +73

    Russian troops in Belarus is more about keeping Belarus in Russian control then attacking Ukraine in my view.

    • @albertalberto9988
      @albertalberto9988 Год назад +1

      Russian money in Belarus is more about paying the corrupt military repressive regime
      and the Potato dictator Lukashenko

    • @dustinparks9157
      @dustinparks9157 Год назад +7

      Probably right

    • @wicked1172
      @wicked1172 Год назад

      The Russian cicilization was irrepairably destroyed by the Bolshevik revolution in 1917 and the subsequent 70 year imposition of communism. Communism destroys everyone that it affects.
      A leftist is first a victim, who is then forever driven to punish everyone else for their plight.
      Communist = Progressive or Socialist or Woke

    • @wamingo
      @wamingo Год назад +3

      RUZ troops might be safer training in belarus than in belgorod.
      But it also keeps us all guessing which I guess they enjoy.

    • @susansmith9263
      @susansmith9263 Год назад +2

      Well, it is strongly suspected that the Kremlin was behind the poisoning of Belarusian Foreign Minister Vladimir Makei...64 and healthy. He died "suddenly".
      Makei was working covertly with the West to end the War in Ukraine. He crossed the line when he stated that Russian troops would not remain on Belarusian soil after military exercises were completed. Oops, Putin had I ther ideas.

  • @johnadams7402
    @johnadams7402 Год назад +11

    Wasn't the Security Council seat given to the USSR, not Russia. Two totally different political bodies.

    • @phillee2814
      @phillee2814 Год назад +4

      Yes, and Russia voluntarily left the USSR before it was finally wound up, so is using that permanent seat illegally.

    • @hoodatdondar2664
      @hoodatdondar2664 Год назад

      @@phillee2814 The UN recognised Russia as the successor state to the ussr. So did all nations.

    • @phillee2814
      @phillee2814 Год назад +2

      @@hoodatdondar2664 Without any justification other than that the same ambassador sat in the same seat and defied them not to.

    • @peterkralt2478
      @peterkralt2478 Год назад +1

      @@hoodatdondar2664 No they never did. It was just assumed by the big nations that Russia would take over that seat so bussines went on as usual without any vote or consulting the rest of the member nations

    • @phillee2814
      @phillee2814 Год назад

      @@peterkralt2478 The member nations should do that discussion now, as a matter of urgency, in order to get them out of that seat that they illegally assumed.

  • @markaxworthy2508
    @markaxworthy2508 Год назад +29

    If the heaviest Ukrainian attack on Donetsk since 2014 killed just one person, it indicates that Russian claims that heavy Ukrainian attacks in the intervening 8 years caused their invasion to be complete nonsense.

    • @JesterEric
      @JesterEric Год назад

      Keep believing those lies. 10 civilians were killed on 15/12 alone including a 10 year old girl

    • @danielhowe5410
      @danielhowe5410 Год назад +3

      Or they're lying. Would that be so unusual. How'd we all find out 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers kia and Minsk was never meant to be implemented after all? Slips from the people in charge.

    • @davidwestwater2219
      @davidwestwater2219 Год назад

      @@danielhowe5410 that's a really good point but then again Ukraine's not a part of Russia so f*** them

    • @DominicFlynn
      @DominicFlynn Год назад

      What about The Alley of Angels?

    • @hoodatdondar2664
      @hoodatdondar2664 Год назад

      @@danielhowe5410 Russian lying about Minsk again.

  • @tims7250
    @tims7250 Год назад +2

    Ty, interesting as always

  • @davetupling2678
    @davetupling2678 Год назад +7

    Thankyou for a great broadcast, this channel has become my go to for reliable information, I don't think Christmas can possibly be a merry or happy time this year, God bless those caught up in this mess that Russia has dragged the world into.

  • @tvwatcher1883
    @tvwatcher1883 Год назад +7

    -sorry Germany had their chance to act and were impotent
    -Poland has risen to the challenge and is now a gravitational center in Europe

  • @skipdreadman8765
    @skipdreadman8765 Год назад

    Officer #1 is an excellent professional, great leadership.

  • @wesley135
    @wesley135 Год назад +17

    💙Slava ukraini 💛 🇺🇦🇺🇸

  • @t0nI0
    @t0nI0 Год назад +44

    Scholz is so damn scared and wrong it would've been hilarious if not for the consequences of his inaction. Yes the German industry would take a hit, but right now they have the means to weather it. He is just shifting away from what will be inevitable and will cost so much more.

    • @GabrM
      @GabrM Год назад +20

      Scholz is really the average politician that doesn't want responsabilty and it will wait for someone else to step in... I understand Germany taking time at the beginning of this war.. but now.. over 9 months in there is no justification... Scholz it's worth a Zelensky toe nail at the moment. freedom to Ukraine!!

    • @njswampfox474
      @njswampfox474 Год назад +1

      ​@@GabrM Following in Merkel's footsteps, he lacks testicularity.

    • @luiul1
      @luiul1 Год назад +3

      politicians worldwide are interchangeable.
      sounds like scholz would make a good US senator.

    • @Ctrl_Del_0
      @Ctrl_Del_0 Год назад +2

      @@luiul1 Sholz for President 👍🤣

    • @BullseyeIX
      @BullseyeIX Год назад

      If Scholz had been the Ukrainian president when the invasion started perhaps he would have surrendered.

  • @JasmineDev
    @JasmineDev Год назад +10

    Unusually poor smoking practices in Russia 🚬🤔

  • @jacquelinetaylor8683
    @jacquelinetaylor8683 Год назад +10

    The fires couldnt be fraudulent insurance claims on unprofitable businesses could they?

  • @leefulll7145
    @leefulll7145 Год назад +12

    First comment flex!
    SLAVA UKRAINE FROM UK

  • @DaveWhitney-py3ch
    @DaveWhitney-py3ch Год назад +3

    Dom's T-Shirt suggestion: "A quickie, if I may..."

    • @doricetimko332
      @doricetimko332 Год назад

      I needed that giggle and would love to sport the shirt!😂 thanks

  • @Jimmy_Jones
    @Jimmy_Jones Год назад +2

    What was the free PDF/book that was mentioned a few episodes ago that Ukrainians could download to help learn how to help defend a city? I forgot the name.

  • @RobBCactive
    @RobBCactive Год назад +5

    That the RF is condoning war crimes isn't new, announcing ignoring crimes is simply further self incrimination by the Kremlin.

  • @joeaverage7743
    @joeaverage7743 Год назад

    Wow just discovered like the in-depth ..thanks…I subbed.

  • @FulloutPostal
    @FulloutPostal Год назад +2

    around 14:00
    while it IS good that british families take care of ukrainian refugees, it is utterly horrendous that the british government doesn't

  • @jayduke8554
    @jayduke8554 Год назад

    Awesome 😊

  • @whenuakitekid
    @whenuakitekid Год назад +1

    Hi Andrew & Tony
    Pete here from Whitianga
    Can I suggest listening to
    Jeffrey Sachs, or
    John Mearsheimer
    To get an understanding of how this mess all started
    All is not as it seems
    Cheers 👍

  • @felipearbustopotd
    @felipearbustopotd Год назад +3

    Russia is a vast country - they rely very heavily on moving 'stuff' by railway lines. Is it not possible for them to be taken out? With the use of GPS guided munitions , there should be little to no civilian causalities unlike Russia indiscriminate use of lob and fire artillery shells.
    What about taking out Russia electrical grid, by using GPS guided munitions.

  • @wesley135
    @wesley135 Год назад +4

    Love the podcast. Listening from Detroit Michigan 🇺🇲

  • @roddixon368
    @roddixon368 Год назад +2

    Thankyou, very good report today. Views on war crimes very accurate.

  • @WayneTheSeine
    @WayneTheSeine Год назад +4

    Arming up Belarus Army with ammo, heavy weapons and kenetic ordinance (giving orders to pass it out and mount up) might end up at the door steps of the Belarusian capitol.....along with cheering crowds of thousands of Belarusian patriots.

  • @user-my2tg4wc4r
    @user-my2tg4wc4r Год назад +1

    Its stupid to speak of escalations when it's a full out war now. Either fully support Ukraine or let Russia annihilate them.

  • @williamwells1862
    @williamwells1862 Год назад +1

    The Kerch Bridge is Coming Down, Coming Down, Coming Down

  • @alanchristensen5735
    @alanchristensen5735 Год назад +2

    Excellent reporting as always.

  • @scottparkes7744
    @scottparkes7744 Год назад

    Wouldn’t miss Ukraine: The Latest

  • @leonardgmiller8924
    @leonardgmiller8924 Год назад +2

    Don't forget Australia has tons of gas forsale starting with our politicians they're full of it but in reality I would rather sell out billions of cibuc kilometres of gas to the EU than China but please lower the price to where we can afford it

  • @johncogswell2890
    @johncogswell2890 Год назад +7

    Listening to the discussion of Olaf Schulz's piece puts me in mind of Donald Trump's infamous quote of "There were very fine people on both sides."
    I can appreciate and respect putting a critical eye on the United States for many different reasons, but balancing the same degree of criticism as the People's Republic of China?
    I am sorry, but that smells like little more than appeasement of Xi Jin Ping. I can't stop myself from imagining a dog rolling over on its back, with its tail tucked between its legs.

  • @Chironex_Fleckeri
    @Chironex_Fleckeri Год назад +2

    Heroes do not seek acclaim. That is why we won't know for years and years. In my opinion.
    In the 20th century, the men of the SAS/SBS were known as quiet professionals.

    • @HungryGhost999
      @HungryGhost999 Год назад

      Yeah I have my suspicions lol😂

    • @shaunvduke
      @shaunvduke Год назад

      I've been wondering why all the railway bridges in the Russian borderlands haven't disappeared by now?
      Similar to that road bridge in melitopol

  • @SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers
    @SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers Год назад +5

    It does have a strategic affect. It ties up a part of the intelligence apparatus and security state and, it sends two messages to the Russians that they do not have to sit by and allow Putin's war to be a foreign affair and it can also tell Russians and Putin, he is not safe at home.

  • @DrGull1888
    @DrGull1888 Год назад +1

    Dear G*d, we are lost. My sincerest apologies from Germany.

  • @A2Z1Two3
    @A2Z1Two3 Год назад +1

    lots of very kind oeople helping Russians, and their families,dodging being mobilised to kill Ukranians .

  • @vladislavmkrtychev8852
    @vladislavmkrtychev8852 Год назад +2

    Check out Patrick Lancaster’s channel on what is REALLY going on in there since 2014.

  • @aswinmenke855
    @aswinmenke855 Год назад +7

    What was the incidence of fires in Russia before the war?

    • @liamanderson4992
      @liamanderson4992 Год назад +3

      I used to go to Russia regularly pre 2020, there were nowhere near as many fires as there are now. In large, modern shopping centers like the one in Khimki, the wiring is probably comparable to Western facilities. It's estimated that there are at least 2 million ethnic Ukrainians living in Russia, I wouldn't be surprised if they sabotaged a few facilities. I like the "torch job" theory for the shopping mall. Given the number of brands leaving Russia, the owners of the mall must be losing money hand over fist, so this might be their way out. Since so many systems in Russia were based on Western components, some fires may be the result of these systems degrading.

    • @Jimmy_Jones
      @Jimmy_Jones Год назад

      @@liamanderson4992 Not foreign spies?

    • @liannegeorge2881
      @liannegeorge2881 Год назад +1

      Let’s hope 🇺🇦💙💛🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

  • @ligurian728
    @ligurian728 Год назад +1

    Listening from Maryland USA. That last comment from the German fellow about some German cleric citing bio-chemical testing in Ukraine was kind of shocking.

  • @lewisjohnson8297
    @lewisjohnson8297 Год назад +2

    I find it so amazing that, when people mention the degree of curruption present in Ukraine, at any point in time following the desolation of the UDSSR, completely ignore that they have a serious legacy of being under that influence so intensively and for so long.
    It should be OBVIOUS that it would take time to develop out of that legacy. Any moron should be able to recognize that those complaining of their lack of "ethics", should also take note of any positive development and efforts, from both inside and outside, to undermine it.
    But what do we hear? Crickets!
    Apparently, the expectations lean more toward instant acquiescence.

  • @kpkjolso
    @kpkjolso Год назад +8

    With regards to all this buildings that have burned down in russia, its propably the oligarchs themselves who have caused it.
    The sanctions bites harder for every week, and the russian economy bleeds money. The oligarchs now sees the opportunity to exploits the rumors of ukrainian saboteurs, and cash in some insurance money.

  • @stephensipe5405
    @stephensipe5405 Год назад +9

    Germany has to allow transfers of Leopard tanks and hopefully will transfer its own surplus Leopard tanks. The transfer of older Soviet tanks is good, but is not enough. The US also needs to ship all available Stryker Light Tanks (M1128) 105MM main gun. These are being retired. If the US can also send Stryker IFVs it would be helpful.

    • @schrecksekunde2118
      @schrecksekunde2118 Год назад +1

      I'm not sure the us department of defense will search RUclips for suggestions but still ..

  • @elalewis3794
    @elalewis3794 Год назад

    Viewing from Saudi Arabia

  • @HungryGhost999
    @HungryGhost999 Год назад +1

    Great podcast. Love to the free world, especially Ukraine 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦💪

  • @dagmastr12
    @dagmastr12 Год назад

    If nothing else they will have to fill more security at their industrial facilities

  • @stevesvids
    @stevesvids Год назад +4

    Tip. Perhaps start by announcing date as all vids look the same and sound the same subsequently viewers think its older news and move on to another vid.
    🙂👍🇬🇧🇺🇦✌

    • @jasoncoates1835
      @jasoncoates1835 Год назад +1

      The very first line in the video description includes time of publication.

    • @Jimmy_Jones
      @Jimmy_Jones Год назад +2

      It also lists how old a video is.

    • @stevesvids
      @stevesvids Год назад

      @@Jimmy_Jones when vids are streamed to TV there is no description text to read.
      Regards.... Steve.

    • @stevesvids
      @stevesvids Год назад

      @@jasoncoates1835 when streamed to TV there is no description text.
      Regards... Steve.

  • @johnfrancis6396
    @johnfrancis6396 Год назад +1

    Very good video thanks

  • @piushalg8175
    @piushalg8175 Год назад +1

    One must remember that Scholz had strong connections to easterrn Germany. The german socialists or at least a significant part of the party were quite ambivalent towards NATO and the US which had consequences. For instance they were reluctant to endorse the Polish Solidarnosh movement because they wanted to keep the status quo. in the Soviet sphere. And many leading socialist did not want a reunification of Germany because they thought that the socialsit system in eastern Germany was fundamentally better although it had its flaws. In 1982 the party of Scholz opposed NATO's stationing of new middle range rockets as an answer to the sovietunion's stationing of new rockets. the consequence was the breach of the coalition with the liberal party and the formation of a new goverment under the conservative chancellor Kohl

  • @goatmealcookies7421
    @goatmealcookies7421 Год назад +1

    The friendly attitude towards russi switched th china..... like leaving one abusive spouse for another

    • @HungryGhost999
      @HungryGhost999 Год назад

      China is no different to RuZZia. It is a bit more subtle in its underhand dealings but they’re pretty much as bad as each other. Ruthless and exploitative. Neither regime cares about their population.

  • @brianzen1414
    @brianzen1414 Год назад

    Much was unsaid in this piece.

  • @bro_dBow
    @bro_dBow Год назад +4

    I still think Russia is short war, even more Ukraine will have perfect storm winter war that will make the war short. Of course, this winter war is defined by western support too.

    • @RobBCactive
      @RobBCactive Год назад

      Puck Nielsen thinks the general attacks the Moskals have been making argues against a long war strategy, where they economise on supplies and build up for a Spring push.
      They're flailing at Bakhmut and it looks like Vladolf the Gopnik seeks some victory to shore up his position. It's pretty obvious he picked on the wrong people to mug.

  • @SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers
    @SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers Год назад +3

    Please do not include Russia as part of Europe.

  • @facelessgod-kg7xk
    @facelessgod-kg7xk Год назад +1

    Stalin is not Russian. He is Georgian. At that time Ukrainian was in power too.

  • @davidwestwater2219
    @davidwestwater2219 Год назад

    That shopping mall that blew up was obviously a coordinated series of explosions it wasn't like a gas leak or something like that anyone who watched the video could see the detonations going off in sequence

  • @alanmcpartland1377
    @alanmcpartland1377 Год назад +1

    The latest LIES and FANTASIES for those who are intellectually challenged.

  • @Garfield.Farkle
    @Garfield.Farkle Год назад +1

    Durnit! . . . It was another one of those careless Russian cigarette smokers!

  • @johnthomson6507
    @johnthomson6507 Год назад

    Soe didn't work. Especially in the Netherlands.

  • @simonrisley2177
    @simonrisley2177 Год назад +4

    Normally this is an interesting channel to listen to. Today, however, the first half seemed to consist of little more than waffle and stumbling speculation.
    If the correspondents have nothing solid to say, then it might be better to say nothing!

  • @mcbrite
    @mcbrite Год назад

    5:26 "He's sometimes called that..." He is NOT, that's what HE CALLS HIMSELF...

  • @raythompson2169
    @raythompson2169 Год назад +6

    RU卍卍IA seem to have stirred up a hornet's nest soon someone will press a plunger for the Kremlin 😂

  • @Guesswho-qk2kv
    @Guesswho-qk2kv Год назад +1

    Not global warming then eh

  • @eddielindaa
    @eddielindaa Год назад

    The tanks are coming....
    Ukraine is saved and now Ukraine will win. This reminds me when Churchill met Roosevelt on that ship in the Atlantic. After securing Roosevelts support Churchill slept a wonderful deep sleep for he knew that Great Britain would be saved, and I know now that Ukraine will be saved...so now I will also sleep better...

  • @paololosacco8434
    @paololosacco8434 Год назад +1

    More insurance fraud..

  • @paullakowski2509
    @paullakowski2509 Год назад

    'long over due'...'long bloody well over due'

  • @peetky8645
    @peetky8645 Год назад +1

    a national restaurant fire???

  • @kennedyjames007
    @kennedyjames007 Год назад +2

    Damned UK propaganda.

  • @sherrillwhately7586
    @sherrillwhately7586 Год назад +4

    Just before the Full Scale Invasion of Ukraine 🇺🇦, my ex in China 🇨🇳 was telling me about bio-labs in Japan 🇯🇵. After the invasion that was suddenly re-purposed to bio-labs in Ukraine 🇺🇦. Just saying…

  • @jurgenhofman323
    @jurgenhofman323 Год назад

    Im allways sad then the say we coming to the end of ouer time

  • @tromboneJTS
    @tromboneJTS Год назад

    "Make Donbass Great Again!"
    Why does that sound so lame?

  • @edgardomartinez8455
    @edgardomartinez8455 Год назад +2

    Us and nato leaders are triggering for a real dissaster.somehow they'll get it themselves.

  • @schrecksekunde2118
    @schrecksekunde2118 Год назад

    direct action gets satisfaction !
    mother anarchy loves her sons 😁🤘

  • @basedglennuk
    @basedglennuk Год назад +2

    Z 🇷🇺

  • @harryjacobs2462
    @harryjacobs2462 Год назад +1

    The daily dose of BS from the Telegraph

  • @dontiavang558
    @dontiavang558 Год назад +1

    Doesn’t Qatar owned the league that Messi played in that won the championship this year, which was hosts in Qatar? If that is the case I don’t know what I’m saying just that it’s a little fishy… I could have all my data wrong though because I don’t really follow the sport…😮

  • @Fubar2024
    @Fubar2024 Год назад +3

    💛💙💛💙💛💙💛💙💛💙

  • @richardwhiteley1688
    @richardwhiteley1688 Год назад +1

    Yawn - more propaganda

  • @uriasjosephsnr.5832
    @uriasjosephsnr.5832 Год назад

    Any one guilty of raping must be punished.

  • @davidgleinbach7316
    @davidgleinbach7316 Год назад

    PATRIOT SYSTEM_(as in ONE is ridiculous) I can testify that 1 system is an iron dome for 1 grid square approximately one military/civilian international airport/airfield Period.Seriously, maybe the French system is better value & simpler.?.

  • @tonicalloway7227
    @tonicalloway7227 Год назад +1

    The ghost squad..

  • @idicula1979
    @idicula1979 Год назад +1

    Ukraine could rip this thing wide open, and I mean wide open if it encouraged a Chechen sucetion, a second front in the war that could just rip the Russian state from history.

  • @geopoliticsjunkie4114
    @geopoliticsjunkie4114 Год назад

    Oh the pure BS here today

  • @antoniescargo4158
    @antoniescargo4158 Год назад

    Fremdbestimmt.

  • @tonybarrett739
    @tonybarrett739 Год назад

    ✌👍🇺🇦😀

  • @luffebassen
    @luffebassen Год назад +2

    Great propaganda channel!! Well done. Keep the sheep in the dark and uninformed. 👍

  • @davidblurton7158
    @davidblurton7158 Год назад +1

    more than likely insurance fraud,,,

  • @marcioflaviomenezes9802
    @marcioflaviomenezes9802 Год назад

    Lies, lies and self-deceptions

  • @Balmorax
    @Balmorax Год назад

    There's no video, guys. Comments malfunctioned the last time.

    • @guythomas7051
      @guythomas7051 Год назад

      It's a podcast therefore no video .Read the title.

    • @Balmorax
      @Balmorax Год назад

      @@guythomas7051 How do I read the title if the video is not cast into the pod?