Silicon Bites - #40 - Terror in Moscow - is it Just the Start of New Wave of Horrors and Repression?
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The US has 2300 surplus Bradleys and 1200 surplus Abrams. The US could send this equipment at almost no cost.
Thank you for finally opening your eyes on the current elected leadership of the USA . Oil Refineries are GOOD TARGETS . After looking into the USA aid for Ukraine last few years i am ashamed of my country . Oh politicians talk great but actions have been a disgrace for a country that is [or was ] a leader of the western world . Since the war started i have and will send my extra cash to support Ukraine every week .
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Mike Johnson B-Gone.
It’s a country brought to its knees by the likes of Marjorie Traitor-Green, Johnstone and trump. Those outside look on in disgust that in a space of 8 years, nothing has been done by other people in the Republicans and the rest of the US.
Destroying refineries does not affect the "oil markets" AT ALL. Russia will be forced to export more crude oil - which lowers the price - and import more refined products - which raises gasoline / diesel price ONLY in Russia. So that is what we want to achieve, actually!
Hear hear 👍👍👏👏❤️
I’m angry and disgusted at the cowardly,spineless conduct of the White House,meanwhile for the first time in my life (83 years) I’m full of respect for France! 🇬🇧🇺🇦
Is not the White House..is congress you should be angry with.
Yes Graham.....
But please place your frustration where it belongs. The unenlightened people who have been manipulated to vote for these lawmakers that constantly vote against what the majority of Americans want is frightening. Did I hear right? Mike Johnson ran unopposed.
There are lots of good things in France… cheese, wine, canals, beaches, cool castles, stone horse troughs ( you can make a tour of those) and of course the Tour de France , trimaran sailing… cool aircraft factories… that make cool planes like the Rafael which can launch a meteor missile… The Le Clerc MBT… lots of cool things in France 😁
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French pastries. The best bakeries in the world.
It’s not the White House it’s the blocking going on in the house of representatives by Trump’s useful idiots.
I was not aware that Johnson ran unopposed. Let’s hope that changes.
The US is expecting Ukraine to do exactly what Americans “would not do” if they were under attack.
As a US citizen my government embarrasses me. I would gladly pay a two dollar per gallon surcharge to help the Ukraine defense.
you do it
Respect - why not more Americans support? Perhaps myopic world knowledge!
So would I
Getting rid of Jake Sullivan is the first thing Biden needs to do
Absolutely, but he won't
Why?
Sorry, but who is Jake Sullivan?
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I appreciate you. Thanks.
And why not throw DeJoy into that group of "need to be replaced now".
Getting rid of Biden. He's the Boss not Sullivan
How about Zelensky says that in the absence of support from America, Ukraine must do what it can with what it's got. Now, if America would be willing to turn on the taps with no more nonsense , then the oil infrastructure strikes might end. FU.
Ukraine is doing what it needs to do, in the absence of US support, and sufficient support from European allies. So yes, I think you’re right. But now the cat is out of the bag…
I wish the MAGA Republicans would wise up but I'm afraid they are hoplessly grotesquely ignorant !
This Yank is voting 💙
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Hypocrisy on a new level from the US. Europeans could suffer from high oil and gas prices but poor Americans could not!
EU populace is unarmed! Womp wommp
@@ugiswrongand yet they have bigger balls than you do. The French call you cowards and nobody disagrees.
@@ugiswrong May want to check your sources there
Switzerland isn’t in the EU numb nuts
Thanks, Jonathan, for Silicon Bites! "Grotesquely Ignorant" is such a precise description of Trump and MAGA dogma!
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bidentato dementia head puppet!!! FJB !!!
Did you have a seizure, fascist?
@@johnbobak9263, Who’s the puppet master? Who’s pulling the strings?
@@terjeoseberg990 If you cant tell these last 3 yrs go crawl back under your rock!!!
Thank you, Jonathan. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
Contrary to US and UK public sentiment, our administrations see the war in Ukraine as a bargaining chip rather than an existential threat. That's what happens when you let profit orientated corporations hijack your governments.
For all his claws, the bear is big and has soft spots that he can't protect. Slava Ukraini!
Declawed, detoothed, chained, and drunk at the roadside
Perhaps Ukraine should consider expanding it's geographical boundry. 👍
Zelenshyy has legally ratified that all the occupied lands belong to Ukraine, so it's now the law. The only way Russia can change that is to totally.. (and YT won't even let me say it, but you know what I mean).
I think it should ask for all of its historical lands, the Kuban/Belgorod regions for starters
@aaronmicalowe
What do you mean ratified? Ukraine legally never ceased to be precisely within 1992. borders (same as Ukrainian SSR in USSR), under domestic or international law. Or i missed something? Every time Zelensky says this, i'd guess it's just a reminder.
@@dannydetonator I think Zelenskyy was trolling Putin. He did it on the same day Putin claimed those areas are Russia 😂
Belgorod -> Bilhorod, Kursk, Taganrog, entire Belarus 🤣
Thank you, Jonathan, for your latest Silicon Bites episode! I wish Europe would wake up already...
🇺🇦 Перемоги і миру всім українцям! 🇺🇦
Thank you Jonathan for the wonderful episode of Silicon Bites. Slava UKraine! 💙💛👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you for your coverage and insights
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Excellent, insightful discussion, if troubling. Thank you.
Thank you for saying it as it is.
Thank you for all you informative work!
Thank you Jonathan for your great analysis!
Thx for such an awesome Bites. Cheers man!
Keep going. Looking forward for the next videos. Thx Jonathan!
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Thanks for this wonderful correct perspective
Glad you enjoyed it!
💛💙💜💙💛 here I am, listening uninterrupted 😄
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Amazing, video. I really like your clear analysis of Russia today. Your voice and reading delivery is perfect. Thank you.
Thank you very much!
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These views in the USA and elsewhere are beyond stupidity . Sad and depressing Thanks for this. SLAVA UKRAINI!!
That was just an excellent video, thank you.
I am in absolute, total, agreement. Thanks. 😎 Don't stop.
very well said!
Thank you for a very professional and insightful analysis.
I agree with the hypocracy of America's stance & I have written to my Senator (Patty Murray) to use her clout to get the $ sent as well as rid us of the misguided advice of Sullivan
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Hippocrates was a Greek Physician, are you saying that the U.S stance is trying to heal people ?
@@HepCatJackno pretty much the opposite while lecturing the world about rights and freedoms. Hey why do we all use the dollar? Doesn't make sense anymore after this.
@@bigolboomerbelly4348 you don't have to use the dollar unless you engage in international trade. For example in the European Union they use the Euro. Australia, the UK and Canada have their own currency. Maybe you should travel more.
Thank you very much, Jon ❤
You speak common sense and The TRUTH. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
Hi Johnathan,
I find your interviews truly fascinating and the wide range of guests is fantastic. Have you thought of reaching out to the likes of Julia Davis who runs the Russian Media Monitor youtube channel, Rob Lee who is a senior fellow at Foreign Policy Research Institute or Tatarigami who is a former Ukrainian officer and now runs Frontelligence Insight and arguably does the best analysis of the Russian invasion.
I think these guests would offer some excellent information, particularly Tatarigami - assuming he speaks English as well as he types it.
Thanks.
Julia has been on the channel last year. The other suggestions are great, thank you.
The US politics is ruining their country and their global outreach. Whether it’s Trump or Biden. It’s awful
the world is loco ... sad days ahead for democracy, with such " leaders "
Or Sudentland 1938
Thx
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Thank you for the continued support !
Here in DK we are trying to collect as many pc’s and screens as possible to send to Ukraine
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You are bang on about 1999 .........
Grotesquely ignorant is a perfect description of MAGA ! Thank you for that choice of words !💙🖖😊 I'd say that fits Putin as well inspite of his so called education I hear he thinks he's Jesus like Trump does. He'll have to get in line. Trump has his own Bible he's selling for $60.00 with His own name where God goes. 😂 I guess their two of a kind.
The world is a wonderful place, karma is a bitch and what goes around comes around,
US be like: Ukrainians are bombed every day - I sleep; oil prices might rise - real sh*t?
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an excellent presentation, thoughtful, timeous, flawlessly delivered...check...your knuckles must be scuffed!
Where are Italy and Spain ?
as always sleeping
Thank you so much for the detailed information. The truth will win in the end. Slava Ukraini!!!,💙💛
Before Putin's 2022 invasion into Ukraine, Tatars and other non-ethnic Russian minorities were extremely unhappy with ethnic Russian occupation. Putin's War against Ukraine in 2014 made non-ethnic Russian people, particularly Tatars, unhappy.
. Countries that lived under Russian rule in the former Soviet Union, such as Ukraine, know that if they do not fight against the Russians, their culture and country will disappear because Russia will tear up signed treaties if they are not remembered with the use of military force. And when the Baltic countries saw the invasion of Ukraine, they knew they would be next and they are preparing.
. If Americans and Western Europe allow Ukraine to be invaded, they will be seen as weak and disunited, and predatory and expansionist countries like Russia and China, if they smell fear and cowardice, will not resist and attack, no matter how absurd it may seem to Western eyes, who thought that everyone they would prefer peace and that conflicts would be restricted to UN diplomacy to maintain the peace and trust between countries necessary to have a globalized economy where goods and money circulate freely without borders. This thinking is so dominant that the American government is more concerned about the price of oil than about civilian lives that are lost every day in Ukraine due to lack of military aid promised by the Budapest Treaty.
It’s obscene of the west to complain about Ukraines strikes on Russia’s oil refineries pushing up oil prices.
Thank you. Your analysis is comprehensive. It must take a while to seek out the relevant information in order to provide this meta analysis. I’m grateful. ❤
Superb reporting, thnx Mr Fink ❤
As an American I agree 100% with your analysis of the Biden Administration's outrageous pressure on Ukraine to cease attacking Russian oil facilities, which are legitimate military targets. All this for the Administration's political purposes in an election year where they fear rising oil prices will damage their election prospects. It's shameful & spineless.
It's amazing to me,how people will justify their hate for others,by proposing actions,that will in the end,be more harmful to themselves.
But if the alternative is Donald Trump winning the election?
Washington D.C. : Fifty-nine square miles surrounded by reality.
I have less respect for the US every day
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Ohhh, Damn! You are saying everything I’m thinking about the USA and I agree!
Destroying Moscow's refineries does not affect the "oil markets" AT ALL. Russia will be forced to export more crude oil - which lowers the price - and import more refined products - which raises gasoline / diesel price ONLY in Russia. So that is what we want to achieve, actually!
I used to think that but that's a bit too simplified a take. I totally agree about the effect on ruzzia. The really important question is this, though: how much free refining capacity does the rest of the world have? Because if suddenly a huge buyer (like ruzzia) enters the market and increases demand for refined gas and diesel by a lot, then the market price of those will absolutely go up. Especially if there is not enough refining capacity in the rest of the world and refineries become a bottleneck.
/Normally/, the price of crude and refined product go hand in hand. But if you knock out all the refineries of a big country to the point there's a worldwide bottleneck, the prices of crude and refined product could actually diverge. We might see high gas prices DESPITE the price of crude dropping to new lows.
So far, I was under the impression that the US mostly imports crude and refines it themselves so falling crude prices should give them LOWER prices at the pump. BUT: I could totally imagine US companies reacting to a worldwide price increase for refined gas and diesel by selling abroad and/or hiking their prices as well. These companies are not led by good people (more like total fuckers like the Koch brothers). If gas prices in the US get affected a lot, and given how gerrymandered the US is - would we end up with another Trump term? That would be REALLY bad for Ukraine. Then there's also a lot of elections in the EU this year, including the EU parliament. You can bet good money that the fascist putlerite parties like the German AfD will exploit high gas prices.
Personally, I say burn, baby burn, I'll take the tram or my bike or share my car or just walk (I'm European, where I live is walkable for most things). The problem is I don't trust my fellow citizens all that much anymore. The latest polls re: what people would vote if there were elections next Sunday are pretty terrifying.
If we're lucky, the rest of the world has enough refineries to process all that cheap crude that's about to enter the market. Currently, that's where I hang my hopes. Hurting ruzzia AND getting cheaper gas for the rest of the world would be poetic justice.
@@TheFeldhamster I live in Germany, see your points. At the same time, US is 100% self-reliant meanwhile, both for crude and refined. There is a lot of surplus capacity for crude, Saudi/OPEC are struggling to limit production, countries are leaving OPEC to avoid the Saudis f*cking them around. Also for russia, if 50-60% of the refined capacity would be kicked, it had a massive internal effect. It is a country on the war path, and it has to be brought to it's senses. So they need to be hurt in a way they take notice.
Long term, with more and more green energy, any oil country will be on the decline unless it finds another business model.
Congratulations, your new news and comment style presentation is extremely good. Well done my friend, keep it up.
BRAVO very well represented. THANK YOU !!!
Your clearheadedness is greatly appreciated.
As an American former Republican I have fears of Putin-promoted Trumpist fascism in America and similar movements in western Europe. I think that we all need to louder and clearer in waking up other citizens to the threat.
Precision and empathy… your very respected JF
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If the US is not going to help then it can put up and shut up.
America doesn't care how many Ukrainians die but the longer the war continues the more Russia is weakened, and for the last 6 months, at absolutely no cost to America. And now they don't even want to suffer an increase in the cost of fuel. Ukraine needs to forget about America. Noone needs friends like that. Europe does seem to be waking up to help at last.
Well said, Jonny.
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While in the past the Kremlin has had a very convenient attack, this time I do not believe it was the case. That doesn't mean they're not going to try and use it for their own cynical needs... But this attack did nothing to help the Kremlin, all it did was make the Kremlin look weaker. I don't even subscribe to the idea of a hawkish faction allowing something like this to come through. Instead let's understand the nature of a police state. It's there to suppress the dissidents and protesters of its own population, not to provide security to that population. It's sole purpose is to provide security in the form of oppression, to the ruling factions. As such, it is particularly bad at stopping these type of attacks. I would point as evidence, all the fires that accidentally have happened in places that would be considered appropriate to attack in a time of war
It's a copy paste of Stalin...
Stalin, now rehabilitated, is an idol and role model of our short, bald, chinless old poo tin.
It wasn't just the US that warned Russia. Iran also warned of the coming terrorist attack. The implication is that Putin and Co calculated that the attack would work to their advantage.
Slava Ukraini.
Munich 1938
Now I know why the the US says victory for as long as it takes ! They keep making it harder for Ukraine, even with the most successful strategies, while Russia has no limits. The US secretary of Defence should become an enemy target for Ukraine, because he is. (Australia) ,
Thanks!
Thanks for your work
But petroleum shortages (as opposed to pricing) will not affect US . We now produce sufficient petroleum to full fill our needs.😮
not diesel
No shortages, but rising gas prices are a major concern for Biden this election. Releases from the US Strategic oil reserves may help alleviate this.
@@ipeteagles U.S. petroleum refineries produce most of the diesel fuel the United States consumes [Source- EIA].
@@artmcteaglethey can keep the price down but Biden wants it both ways. He refuses to increase production in order to pander to environmentalists.
Artmcteagle. Didn’t mean to blow off the economic consequences. They are very real. But I am 76, and remember the 1970s as a person in my 20s and early 30s. That’s not the situation today, for a number of reasons, including production. But I admit, I was a bit too glib about what would still be economically painful events causing distress and perhaps hunger for hundreds of millions, especially living overseas. Still, given the context of the crises of my early adulthood, the petroleum situation in North America seems surprisingly manageable. I can’t tell today if the cup of woe is Half full or half empty?
yeah, no, as u said, Ru is not concerned with saving face. At least not in the sense or range that we comprehend the idea of saving face. Ru is the only major power who's historically been so-called 'humiliated' in defeat repeatedly going back a couple hundred years or so. They actually have only backed off & become non-bellicose when they were humiliated historically.
They can handle a massive amount of so-called humiliation and not implode, and not have any ability to lash out in other ways that would harm other nations, e.g. WMD or nukes, none of which they can use at all due to the conventional reponse promised by us (they can't afford to lose most of their airpower). They know they are barking up the wrong friggin tree at this point after 2 years of barbaric yet mostly impotent (in many ways) war against Ukr. BUT, this is a complex topic that i'm not saying is simple. The key with western leaders or former leaders talking about ending the war at the status quo of now, is patently absurd now bcuz it's plainly clear that Ukr has had one arm tied behind its back for almost a year now, and without that being tied, they'd probably have had a chance to push Ru back & get them to sue for peace potentially, on poor terms for them (the Ru's), whereas right now the settlement would not be favorable at all for Ukr it would seem. But main problem w/ Orban/trump saying to sue for peace, is that in a war like this, it's never smart for us supporters of Ukr to show our cards at this stage of a war like this, ie major land war (first major land war of scale, since ww2). Fact is that Ru has quite literally restarted WW2, particularly from their own perspective. Back then, they couldn't be as aggressive as they wanted to, so they're doing it now. Really, that is how these elite Russians think, this ultra conservative fascistic oriented group, including Siloviki elite, the few hundred of so of those guys. As a result, this is like a pest of a country. It is a steady consistent threat that persists. They can't make sudden moves that will change any games, so they keep their persistent aggressive approach. They will try to harass the Baltics and grab any small piece land or big piece, they can. They really really will try this, imho (and i did attend one of the elite programs in international politics (in top three worldwide). A coalition of the willing, such as the member of the J10 group within Nato, needs to get ready for that and for harassment of Romania. I believe Moldova should be defended by a coalition even before Ukr is ever directly defended by same coalition. Predicting how this war will proceed is very difficult. Ukr has a very decent chance to have a decent outcome, as of this week in particular, what with maaaany many shells being located by european countries for Ukr, which will be there soon. We'll know much more by next winter
At least everyone is calling the Russians terrorists, this is honestly more progress than I originally hoped for.
No one is going to bring Dawn Sturgess back to life, but at least the Russians know and understand how many real friends they have left in the world
Neither Biden, nor Trump knows what to do with putin. Churchill knew that about undecisive America very well. 😢
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Thank you
Austin is not a soldier. He’s a politician.
Thanks Jonathan, "Grotesquely Ignorant" what a definitive description of the whole GOP/MAGA circus we are witnessing now. As for Lloyd Austin comments, they are reflecting the position of the US government, and by extension the citizens of the US. How dare they treat a democracy in such an appalling manner, at a time when face an existential threat. I think I have heard it all now
Well, look at how they treat their own democracy 🥴 Hardly surprising…🤦🏼♂️
It is disgusting when the Byden regime started talking out of its ass.
We all hoped for bipartisan support. We got a bipartisan support to not arm Ukraine
A genuine and large rebellion among the non-etnic Russians could see ten, if not, hundreds of thousands of conscripted and contact non-ethnic Russians going home to jobs thar would open up in places such as Tatarstan, Chechnya, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan because monies that previously went to St. Petersburg and Moscow staying in previously name oblasts and republics with the produced materials.
The US expressed a desire for Ukraine focus on non oil production infrastructure for the sake of global economic stability.
The US does not want gas prices in the US to rise because Americans react very badly.
Everyone says that Russia has converted its economy to a “war economy”, but west exactly is a “war economy”? Nobody explains. As far as I can tell, a war economy is when a country starts spending all its savings on military equipment, and when they run out of savings, they start printing money. Is this correct? And how sustainable is it? How long can Russia continue with this “war economy”?
Not just savings. Although as I understand it, they're rapidly draining what is supposed to be the national 'retirement/pension fund'.
It also means redirecting both funds and personnel from all kinds of civilian projects (infrastructure upkeep, for example) towards military related efforts. Engineers, welders, electricians, doctors and nurses...you need as many of them as possible to manufacture weapons and take care of the wounded and all that. Not to mention, that every young man being drafted is missing as a laborer in his local economy. And loads of highly educated people have already fled the country.
This will (ironically) make the economy look pretty good initially. Low unemployment, better wages etc. Everyone is happy for a while, until the whole thing implodes.
Although admittedly, Russia has a great advantage in that a large part of the state finances come from oil export, not income tax or export of other goods. It's just damn hard to sanction a country like Russia into oblivion, because our own economies also depend on that oil not being completely cut off.
And as long as they can finance the war with oil, it's really hard to stop them. The negative effects of a 'war economy' don't happen overnight. They take years to fully manifest, but they will also take decades to erase again. The regular Russians are in for a really hard time, in all likelihood.
Do you know the 'Inside Russia' channel? Konstantin over there has made some easy to follow along videos about the ins and outs of Russia's economy and why it's doomed to self destruct in the foreseeable (if not necessarily near) future.
Think about this the Biden Administration has deceased and restricted United States Gas and Oil production to the point our government prefers to by gas & oil from Venezuela than take the restrains off United States Gas & Oil production. Biden Administration could relax restrictions on our gas & oil to make for loss Russian gas & oil (which is supposed to be banned anyway) but refused to do so.
welcome to the Russian AtmosFear
😊Yah say you want a revolution, yes the people of Russia want normal stuff. ❤❤. Oligarchs have no responsibilities.
Jonathan: could you try to get an interview with someone like Steve Bannon on Ukraine/Russia? Could be interesting….
Russian losses sound like at least 3 times US losses since 1945.😮
Easily. I think if I recall the approximations correctly, Russia has lost at the very least more personnel than all US losses in all interventions combined Post Korean War at the very least. And its safe to think that your estimate may be a close one as well.
😂😂😂 wishful thinking!! Russians are not as stupid as the Yankee war machine
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Exactly
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Dripping, drenched, soaking. And it's all Ukrainian.
......the gvtlessness of the American stance on Ukraine's battering of Russia's petroleum industry is appalling
If we fork out and pull our fingers out we can soon be free of the need for help from the US. Then they can happily sit at home with their Bud and cheeseburgers and Make America Great Again.
Has there been any reasonable explanation for the calm unaffected "men in Blue" present in the audience at the Crocus during the attack?
That’s likely a conspiracy theory. There are other aspects of the terror that are far less ‘explainable’. I think in future, we will learn of connections between the terror act and FSB factions.
30:00 It's not so much Russian FSB incompetence alone that allowed the Crokus attack, as the institutional inflexibility from being 25 years out of practice since anything similar in Moscow, and a severe case of tunnel vision that is hyperfocused on threats related to the Ukraine war. That said, Hanlon's razor applies, i.e. the terrorist attack was much less likely to have been a direct Russian black op (or even facilitated or allowed by Russian security forces) than simple incompetence/incapability, i.e. inability to get the right intelligence evaluated correctly, and escalated to the right level in sufficient time to figure out how to stop the event. Remember that even the FBI had two early intelligence assessments in advance of the 911 attacks, but these (among all the many other daily threat reports that they collect) were dismissed as too unlikely to be worth action. It's NOT easy.
This guy looks like Jigsaw, I can't unsee it
RESPECT,
WHY DID YOU TAKE YOUR NAME OFF YOUR TALKING HEAD SCREEN?
I HAVE TROUBLE SPELLNG JONATHAN.
NOT REALLY.
GREAT SHOW, THANX🔱⭐🇩🇪...
Never depend on usa. Always late and always wins...the weakest point in europe is spain
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Wow 😊. I'm getting trolls on both sides,both here and Israel 😊. But it's just fun and games 😊 hehehe. No problems,bit of Dark humour 😊. Lol, they can't handle the Truth 😊
Stand strong 🔱💪😡
19:05 questionable - same as someone saying you are under pressure to release this video
These comments are coming from reliable sources or anonymous sources? I think there’s a whole lot of exaggeration in your portrayal of these comments. I don’t find this portrayal of these comments realistic at all. It’s extremely misleading to say the Biden administration is so myopic or indifferent to Ukraine’s suffering from this illegal war. America is a country with nuclear weapons, a lot of them and are cautious with comments regarding another country armed with nuclear weapons, of course.
One set of comments & one interpretation of comments cannot possibly be conclusive about the intentions of the Biden administration. Please refrain from exaggeration about such serious sensitive issues.