@arturrehi, you can criticize Trump all you want, and you can even passively hope that Harris will win the election. However, I want to point you to three significant, historical facts: 1) The Russians first launched their war against Ukraine back in February 2014 when Obama was President and Biden was his Vice President. 2) Russia expanded their war against Ukraine in February 2022 when Biden was/is President and Harris was/is Vice President. 3) When Trump was President from January 2017 through January 2021, there were no new wars; there was relative peace in the Middle East, the Abrahamic Peace Accords (that Trump originated) resulted in at least three Peace Treaties being signed between Israel and her Islamic neighbors; the terrorist government of Iran was on the verge of financial collapse because of the sanctions that Trump imposed on them, our enemies feared us the our allies respected us. Just look at the escalation in global conflict and chaos that has occurred throughout the last several years when the democrats (Obama, Biden and Harris) have been in control of the U.S. government. The aggressors saw the weakness demonstrated by the democrats, and they took advantage of the weak U.S. leadership at the time. Hamas would never have attacked Israel last October, had Trump still been in office. The Houthis would never have been attacking international shipping in the Red Sea area. And 13 U.S. servicemen would never have been killed in Afghanistan when Biden pulled out the way he did, leaving billions of dollars worth of military equipment in the hands of Islamic terrorists. As a veteran of the U.S. military who proudly served 20 years in the U.S. Navy defending the U.S. Constitution and the American way of life, I am voting for Donald Trump. I am more concerned about the economic health of the U.S., the integrity of our border security, and the strength of our military, than I am other, lesser issues.
Hungary has a tilted election system. Lots of foreigners are allowed to vote. And other rules favoring Orban's party. But this latest statement is pretty weird, because Fidesz basically annexed the heroes of '56. If this guy said this 10-15 years ago, Orban would have choked him by his own hands.
If Trump wins the American election, then by a year from now, Putin could have all of Ukraine, with pockets of resistance. Apparently, Orban just wrote that, if invaded, he'd give Hungary to Putin, rather than fight for independence. So, within the next year or 2, there's a clear path for Putin to have veto power in NATO. It seems preposterous but it's not impossible.
Maybe it's time to reassess Austria's currency and banking contacts, if China isn't able to do business with Russia, why would Austrian traitors be able 🤔
Ukraine is lucky to have Zelenski, he is vistingthe frontlines, hospitals, etc etc and travels the world to BEG for help in anny kind of way. Never before anny state had such a president who cared about his people. No one in whole Ukrain wants to be under russian control again !!!! ask the baltics country's
Without him Russia might have won already, naturally Putin is pissed - and has tried to murder him multiple times (fitting for the Russian mafia state).
I’m no expert, but Zelensky has been a vocal and visible leader of a nation under constant Russian attack for almost three years now. His actions, international transparency and impassioned engagement in the UN have kept Putin in check. His visits showing appreciation and support to Ukrainian troops throughout conflict zones clearly demonstrate his leadership.
@@David-u2b5p Uh, Baltic people are not Russians other than ethnic Russians who were brought in and ethnic Ingrians, Estonians, Livonians, and Finnic peoples forcibly removed. Estonians are nothing like Russians. I've lived all over that region in Finland, Estonia, and Russia, to include St. Petersburg.
@@pl0dman925 One of my old friends ...his father was listening as a radio ham. The Hungarian guy was describing the tanks coming into the square below ... Then the Russian soldiers .. he heard them crashing up the stairs and then breaking open the door.. and their voices as they dragged him off then the radio went dead, probably smashed up ... Or ripped out. My friend remembers it in detail 60 years plus later. 🧙🏼♂️🇬🇧 🇺🇦🐐🐐🐐....🧌
@@pl0dman925 it is more complicated, Hungary was already a Warsaw Pact member state, and the Soviets invaded already on Nov 4th, 1956. The political change, the revolution, started on October 23rd 1956.
How does Orban get away with it? He jumped on the Classic Rightwing Religion anti feminist Family and baby farm tactics whils conjuring up the old gremlins of Nationalism and Patriotism against scape goats.... first using external migrant xenophobia across the Mediteranian then internal against Gays, political and media opponents, Roma, muslims and then former allies.. by which time he was deep in Putins pockets to the tune of a nuclear powerplant or two.
@@spxram4793 1956 also happened in Poland. It was passed over in silence and was not an "invasion", anyway In Poznan Metallurgic Plant named after J. Stalin, people started protests and raised against communist party. Over years it was pretty silent about it, but there were like 10k soldiers and 400 tanks (polish army and militia) used against civilian protesters. Army was brought to the streets on the request of commie party, led by Soviet military, general S. Popławski (#edit polish born in a town currently in Ukraine, taken into Soviet army, died in Moscow).
That's why the maximum allowed price for oil by the US and EU is so powerful. The world's economy will work as always and Russia does not get more money than the extraction cost at the same time.
@@Peace-Love-And-Freedom-For-Alltrue but it seems china is taking over russia bit by bit. It's chinese cars and stuff that is now being sold in russia. I don't think they are totally in it for economic reasons either. I mean this war has shown just how weak russia really is. Also china has been making a lot of in roads in Africa as well, but by lending money and even helping with things like infrastructure. But when the country can't keep up on the repayment of the loans then china basically takes them over. I think china is playing the long game with russia and I think they are winning. They are just using the old adage slow and study wins the race. With chinas economy collapsing and less people doing business with them. With manufacturing and unions coming back to America and people while it's hard doing their best to find things not made in china, or things with parts made in china to then be used in things made here. I know countries well the leaders of countries have said it's not their goal to crush chinas economy, they didn't take into consideration what the people wanted. Right now we are very much loving having manufacturing coming back and getting stronger, we are loving the unions coming back and getting stronger, it's why so many are doing all they can to get Harris and Walz into the white house and get every Democrat running from the top all the way down to city dog catcher elected. Unfortunately for some stupid reason it still seems like it will be close, I know others in other countries worry because they say how America goes so goes the world, I don't know if I totally believe that. Because a country is as strong and as free as the people want. In places like russia, china, north korea they have a different mind set but the worst seems to be in russia. As a kid I paid attention to the elders in my neighborhood. We had a large population of people that came from Eastern Europe and a portion had been in the camps, they were put there because they still did what was the right thing to do, even knowing the consequences if caught. It was another time in history where things were upside down in so many places. Where doing the right thing was wrong, and doing the wrong thing was right. I listened I learned and they also warned those of us kids that would listen that the darkness of that time came from the hearts of people and nothing else, but the lights that shown also came from the hearts of people. A good example for me of one of those lights was the women I grew closet to. She was from Poland and her and her family became guest at the camps for doing what was right, she was the only one that left the camps yet even knowing the outcome she said she would do the same thing all over again, because it's better to do the right thing no matter what, then join in the wrong thing and let the darkness eat your heart. Another example for me are the code talkers. After everything done to them since those from other countries started coming here and treating them like dodo when asked because their language linguistically was so different from anything else it couldn't be figured out, a language mind you that people had tried to take away from them. In my eyes they did a lot to save and help the good guys win. For whatever reason people have let the darkness fill their hearts again and I believe trump didn't just give premission here to unleashe people's hatred but that started spreading, but places like in Hungry that started before trump. I honestly believe we as a species not just as a country or countries are at a cross roads and it's up to all of us do we all fall into darkness or do we find the light in our hearts. I'm not talking about any kind of religion, I believe in a thing called coexisting until others try to force their ways and beliefs down my throat. Until others start taking away my rights and freedoms. This isn't going to end with this one election, but getting sane and caring people in all levels of office, getting rid of trump by beating him in the voting booth is a big start. Unfortunately there are to many people around the world that just want to be told what to do to just be a lump on the couch channel surfing the TV. Not realizing what they want to happen to others will happen to them as well. So it's up to each person which path do we take and here trump and his people are already trying to set up the whole pack of lies again just like last time saying it's fake, it's stolen bla bla bla. So many are worried about what his cult is already doing and will do when he loses, but they haven't stopped to think how many are fed up are just done with it all, and it won't be like what happened with the protest in DC when trump got sworn in. It won't be like the protest when another black man was unalived, it will be all the pent up rage, fear, pain, and all the other emotions coming out. All people have a breaking point but people have not stopped to think about that. The countries like russia interfering in our elections because they want a weak person they can play like a fiddle, have forgotten what happens when you wake a sleeping giant. I am curious to see if those in other countries will wake up as well. Now let's see if this is allowed to post.
@@Peace-Love-And-Freedom-For-All 16:15 It's not exactly a secret this China is sending them all kinds of things to help them build their bombs and weapons
A dollar-value on 60 Kinzhals tells part of the story. I don't believe one can go down and pick up replacements at the corner-grocery, at any price. The real value of those missiles to Russia is opportunity cost. The ROI to Ukraine is the losses averted. I mention because too many bros in the West are normalizing the conflict in financial terms that should not be applied out of context. Hopefully Russian economists will continue to make this mistake, though, and continue to treat their own lives as tradeable chits.
Деньги не имеют значения для России, если нужно спасти россиян и убить врагов России. Путин поставил задачу российским войскам МАКСИМАЛЬНО БЕРЕЧЬ РОССИЙСКИХ СОЛДАТ и ведёт войну не числом, а умением и техникой (ракетами).
@@Ministry-of-Offense А ты откуда знаешь """Чем отличается ракета «Кинжал» от ракеты «Искандер»?""" Я россиянин, а ты неизвестно кто и звать тебя никак. Но могу ответить, что Кинжал гиперзвуковая ракета быстрее Искандера и отличается другой полезной нагрузкой. Но это не имеет значения, если обе ракеты будут с ядерными боеголовками. Разница будет только в подлётном времени. Кинжал до Лондона долетит за 3, 5 минуты. Искандер чуть помедленнее . Может быть за пять. Но это уже для тебя будет всё равно.
@@Ministry-of-Offense not as offensive a burn as you intended. I am indeed an armchair economist. Enjoy your missile fetish, though, and congrats on the refreshed supply of copium.
sounds good. but hey, I'm a bit scared of what would happen to my country - Romania... if hungary gets the boot !! apart from Ukraine we would have zero access to the EU and vice-versa - this is IF they are finally admitted. 🙃
The discussion of Hungary’s government and its stance towards Russia implies Hungary is lost to pro-Russian influence. However, the statement lacks thorough insight into Hungarian domestic politics, relying more on a personal viewpoint than a balanced analysis. Opposition leaders’ call for Orban’s resignation is mentioned, but the broad generalization that “Hungary is lost” oversimplifies internal dissent within the country.
I do understand but I want NATO to go global. It already represents 40% of global GDP And over a billion people. It is the strongest most successful most moral military alliance in history. It can expand in the Pacific with a chip shot. Japan South Korea Australia Taiwan and believe it or not quite possibly Vietnam among many others. I don't like hungry's behavior and it's not new. But for a global alliance to work there has to be room for views we vehemently disagree with.
@@muiz-98pl Oddly they are still proud of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. The anniversary is coming up on October 23, let's see how they are going to celebrate the event.
The half Hungarian population is a blinded people with the media and the pushed propaganda. These people holding Orbán in the majority of the power. Orbán takes his politic from russian modell. I’m very annoyed about his goverment and his rhetoric.
Well, up to an extent. I am not convinced China is helping them that much. China will get what they can from them at the lowest cost and sell as much as possible, but the USA and Europe are by far China's biggest "costumers".
Austrian here, very disappointed in my people. At-least Vienna is still with the SPO. It always seems in democratic countries you need to have a party come in and F it up for a while before people will change.
As a pro-Ukrainian and pro-European I am happy that Austria finally voted against the massive illegal immigration that negatively affect all of Europe.
@@TheWasatchCrown I really shouldn't be commenting on your comment because this is Artur's channel and his channel has nothing to do with what I'm going to talk about. Your pain should be lifted in another month, even before the November elections. Just let him continue and guys wearing white jackets will come and take him away. Of course you're always going to have his cult followers saying that he was set up and this is all fake news and stuff.
The pro-European candidate will undoubtedly get the most votes, but the worry is that, even with twice as many people voting for her, the ballot counters might find more ballots for the pro-Russian candidate. I hope that worry is overblown, but it would hardly be the first time Russia had interfered with an election.
Not true. If you watch the video of the protests against Maya Sandu in Chisinau, you will see that a pro-Western candidate can win only if there are violations in the elections. That is, the vote will not be correct. The majority of Moldovans want to have a president with a pro-Russian orientation. An example of Bashkan of Gagauzia Zhenya Hutsul.
Thanks Artur - Your reporting helps make voting decisions in the US November election. Your reporting makes one realize that the vote is not just for domestic US concerns but for the future of the entire world. The wrong choice may mean the expansion of an evil empire. The right decision expands freedom and democracy.
I'm not 100% sure that the aircraft flown from that airfield carry the kinzal missiles, but whatever was there the damage to the control tower and runway should be enough to affect all sorties coming out of that area.
My wonderful Hungarian father-in-law escaped during the 1956 uprising, and made his way to America. He was an architect but worked as a janitor when he arrived in the US until he learned the language and could pass the requirements for becoming an architect here. He risked his life during the uprising and knew the Soviets would be coming for him. He risked his life again to escape. He died in 2022, but if he was alive to know that Hungary would accept a re-occupation by Russia, I truly believe he would cry. The tears would be white hot with anger. He and his fellow Hungarian rebels worked so hard and lost so much trying to get out from under the thumb of Russia. I can't imagine any European country that would look to Russia and think "Yeah, living like that looks better than engaging with Europe." It has to be crime-related. EU roots out crime and corruption. Russia operates on crime and corruption. Hungary must've decided that they want to participate in the oligarchs' criminal destruction of their own countries.
Орбан не ведёт пророссийскую политику он патриот Венгрии и , если ему выгодно покупать российский, а не американский газ, он это делает. Пока Германия покупала российский газ он была локомотивом для Европы с наилучшей экономикой.
@@frankfurtbeatfrankfurtbeat Вы лучше меня должны знать, что стоимость продукции напрямую зависит от стоимости её составляющих. Энергоносители (газ) есть кровь промышленности. Энергетика это основа всего. Вы же не станете покупать немецкий автомобиль Фольксваген вместо китайского автомобиля, если китайский дешевле и лучше Фольксвагена по параметрам? Именно из-за проблем со сбытом Фольксваген закрылся..
Yeah, it's always the people who would benefit from stealing from the population who look back fondly on the USSR. No one who suffered and were or would be repressed look back on it and want it to come back.
I think you fail to understand Orban’s reasoning and the fine print of Hungary’s situation. Orban, like every Hungarian ever, knows perfectly that Russia is the worst thing ever, and probably loathes them beyond belief, yet he plays Russia’s buddy constantly. Why do you think he does it? He does it because his relationship with Russia is literally the only leverage he has against the big EU players (especially Germany and France), which have been at Hungary’s throat since when Merkel took the suicidal decision to kickstart the “refugee” crisis in the 2010s by inviting everybody to come to Europe. Every year, the EU tries to force Hungary to relent the laws that the Hungarian people demand, which include not taking in any illegal from the third world, not allowing Islam to spread in Hungary, not allowing for any gender-charged rhetoric in the education system, not following suicidal CO2 emission legislation that kills the economy without achieving anything for global warming etc. For the governments of Germany, France and Luxembourg, these are the worst actions any Western nation could do, and they leverage every tool they have to try to bend Hungary to do what they want rather than what Hungarian voters want. In the same way, Orban has started to use Hungary’s relationship with Russia more and more in order to push against this, because it’s literally the best card in his deck. This still makes him a POS, don’t get me wrong, but to ignore how his approach has been drifting in this direction the more that the main EU powers started to apply their political will on the other member states, simply doesn’t recognize the underlying issue that drives all of this. This constant imposition of will from the big EU players is the single reason why populist right wing parties even exist, and why “pro-Russia” is even on the charts! If EU nations were not forced to take in the avalanche of illegals who come there, to adopt useless “green policies” that still cannot make a dent on global emissions and so on, 70% of Europe’s political issues would disappear overnight. Orban would be as staunch of a Ukraine supporter as Poland is, Austria would have a different government, Germany would not have an exasperated population that votes AfD, etc. but sadly everybody will throw every excuse in the book to not look at the actual reason why all of this is taking place.
I am from Austria. Yes it's true, a Russian paid party won with almost 30%😢 But still 70%did not! Now the positive side, nobody wants to work with them..... every other party said, at least.... Let's find out.. On the other hand, I am happy that Austria is so small and "neutral"... so whatever the government will be, no big change for the World and Ukraine! Still awful. Slava Ukraine!
@@isitanos More like the President in the Sharknado movies (who is also an astronaut, doctor, lawyer, hero, dad, brother, shark destroyer and much more).
I'm Portuguese and I'm ashamed that a terrible representative of a European Union country would say that they let themselves be invaded. This sample of person called Viktor Orban should not be a representative of a country of good people like Hungary. It's the fault of those gentlemen who govern the European Union badly for letting the presidency of the European Union take over, which belongs to everyone and is in favor of Ukraine. They must give the Hungarians an ultimatum, either they are with the European Union or they are with Russia and if that is the case, they leave the European Union.
Well the bad political decisions ukraine made that caused their demise. Now they are lettign their own men die, to the idea of a country that doesnt exist anymore.
That is why Hungarians can vote in a strong minded leader with gonads of steel...who understands the HISTORY of Hungary and how you got to where it is now.
It's always been funny to me how Putin thinks that US political division is our weakness. From the perspective of Putin and Xi, a one party system must obviously be stronger, and two sides voting against each other must weaken the country. Instead, it (hopefully) means that the side with the better ideas wins, gets to try their ideas, and if it doesn't work out, the other side gets a turn. In a one party system, under a dictator, there is no other side to take control if things aren't going well. The dictator makes a decision, and the whole country is forced to keep applying that idea, even if following that bad idea is destroying their country. It's good to have an alternative, and consequences for the outcomes of bad decisions.
It is also a matter of "what kind of division" we are talking about. - If US share the same goals, same values, same concepts, same ideas but they are divided about means and strategies to achieve them, that is strength. - if US is divided about goals, values, concept and ideas, then remember "The House Divided" speech of Abraham Lincoln.
It is a weakness. it makes it very difficult to take timely and effective action in an existential crisis because you first have to convince people that there is an existential crisis, and that can be difficult with a malign outside actor stirring up dissent. I'm sure there are many people in authority in Europe who are very aware of the threat posed by Putin but can't re-arm to the degree required for fear of losing popularity.
@@CipiRipi-in7df By “a house divided,” Lincoln was clearly talking about the Civil War. That issue that was pretty specific to his presidency. He didn’t just mean having different political parties, since he had just become the leader of the very new (liberal) Republican Party, after the Whigs lost power. He just meant a country’s disagreements shouldn’t be settled through violence.
@@Ollies2CentsWardill Again, discussing different solutions before taking action is a strength, not a weakness. Look at China’s high speed rail system, losing billions of dollars every year because they built tracks to small towns that barely anyone uses. If discussion were allowed, and another party was able to point out the problems with that project, it never would have become such an expensive disaster. Even war shouldn’t be rushed into, like Putin found out. Unfortunately, Congress doesn’t need to declare war anymore, but they should, or Iraq and Afghanistan probably never would have happened.
Я недавно посмотрел американский фантастический фильм ""Падение Империи", где хорошо показали, что двухпартийная система может привести к гражданской войне. Кстати Путин не диктатор. За него проголосовало 87% россиян.
Trump is pretending to have a real estate deal lined up and he hasn't talked to the buyer. He obviously is undervaluing what the seller will want, justice.
Watching Trump talk about Ukraine right beside Zelenski, the way that he did was one of the most cringy things I've seen in a while. I mean, I'm Canadian and Trudeau is our *"* leader *"* I find it ironic that he was laying into Biden about not being able to string a sentence together, then all of...."that" came out of his mouth.
@ArturRehi : Back in the day Kings and Generals would lead their men onto the battlefield. Budanov's only means to get a 100% true understanding of what his troops are going through is to join them and have a look for himself. Oh what a morale booster it must be for the troops to see Budanov right there in the thick of it!! Слава Україні і Героїзм Слава 🇺🇦💙💛💙💛💙
Always amazes me that while they move their ships out of range ...the Russians continue to store large stockpiles of expensive weapons close to the front lines????
Donald Trump told crowds of his supporters that Ukraine is dead and no longer exists, that the whole world couldn't rebuild it in a lifetime. He said Zelensky is a great con man maybe the best because every time he goes to the U.S he leaves with 60 billion dollars and anything he wants. Trump has acknowledged he's had conversations with Putin all this time, Can anyone imagine the conversation? Putin - I want Ukraine Trump - It's yours baby make me President again
The comment about the impossibility of rebuilding Ukraine is about the stupidest thing Trump has ever said. At the end of World War II, all of Europe between Antwerp and Moscow lay in ruins, but nearly all of it was rebuilt over the next 30 years (more in the West than in the Soviet-controlled territories). Also, to be precise, Trump did not call Zelensky a "con man." He said that he was the "world's greatest salesman." That's an enormous difference, especially when you consider that Trump prides himself on being a great salesman.
@Comm.DavidPorter you're right, let me ask you though is Trump a great salesman or a great con man? I'm just asking you are %100 correct of what he said, I just assumed what he was implying, Trump projects, he calls smart people stupid, he calls the best people the worst kind of people, he calls bad guys great guys and he calls good guys bad guys.
Ther are a lot of other problems Austrian voters had to deal with besides Ukraine. And it would be good to know that the dependance on russian fuel of Austria dates back decades when Austria was heavily influenced by the Soviet Union. No wonder Russia still plays a role in Austria. It is always good to know history and things do not originate from nothing, Mr Rehi. Usually there is a long and complicated story behind things.
Didn’t know about the Russian influence in Austria? Glad you reported this , I’ll have to check this out could be because Austrians were against allowing immigrants into Europe and especially in Austria , I do know , have to research this information!
Yes, that's what they say in Austria. Same with Le Penn in France and AFD in Germany. They SAY they are against immigration, but in reality, all of these parties are funded by Russia, just to cause chaos and instability in Europe. None of those "patriotic" parties are doing it for "their country" but for their bank account. At this point, it's ALL of them. Including Wilders in the Netherlands and the ones I already named. Not sure about Orban, maybe he's just a read hard, but could also be an ally to Putler.
Unfortunately there are Russia-friendly political opportunists all too ready to use the disenfranchised to gain power. Britain may be heading that way if Starmer remains determined to alienate Britons trying very hard to send him a message.
And China has had massive floods, and massive losses in rice production. I wonder how they will keep feeding the North Korean people when the Chinese people are experiencing famine.
The USA has plenty of extra grain that can be sold to China; no problem. The US is planning to export about 100 million cwt of rice in the coming year, but that could be increased if prices rise. But India, Thailand, Vietnam and Pakistan export even more rice than the US. And China has plenty of foreign reserves with which to pay for it. No need to fret about "famine" in China.
@@Comm.DavidPorter @Comm.DavidPorter Ваше зерно будет дороже российского потому, что его надо будет везти через океан на кораблях. Российское зерно достаточно отправить поездом через границы с Китаем и Северной Кореей. Кроме этого в Штатах дорогая рабочая сила. Дороже, чем в России. Поэтому ешьте сами свои """100 миллионов центнеров риса в следующем году"".
As an American it’s shameful to see a presidential candidate who has said “They should give up, just a little” in reference to Ukraine. America was born of a desire for personal liberty, and the fact that a man who may very well end up as the president doesn’t stand up for the liberty of another democracy is SICKENING. True Americans support Ukraine, and all democracies. We are all in this together, beyond borders, beyond regions, beyond languages. Western Democracies need to stand together to usher in an era of peace and liberty for ALL on this earth. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦
The thing is, Trump IS going to win, whether we like it or not. Harris is a far-left airhead, which will become more and more apparent over the next two months. So we should focus our energies on convincing Trump that Ukraine has NO obligation to give up a single acre of its internationally - recognized territory, or to quit fighting to retrieve its kidnapped children. Maybe "give up, just a little" of its reparations demands in order to conclude the strife, but that's it.
100% 👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇦. Ukraine is living the origin story of the USA, who could be for the evil empire and against those fighting for their freedom? A clown, that's who
Trump is on record during the debate with Biden saying he would not give up Ukrainian territory for a peace deal. The Biden approach of slow walking aid is bleeding out Ukraine. A Harris presidency would continue that approach indefinitely. Not to mention the devastating results of the continued Democrat domestic agenda. I support Trump because he is best for America and a strong America is good for the world.
@@jonny87kz Biden is well aware of the nuclear capability of Russia. They are all aimed at the U.S. So he is supplying a limited amount of arms to Ukraine(just to watch the Russian reaction) [ in a nuclear war no one wins] & by using non nuclear arms he is hoping that Russia realizes a nuke war is not good for the planet. So Russia will put up with the small arms without going Nuke nuts. So Ukraine has to get inventive if they want to reach farther. UKRAINE is still short on GUNS & AMMO for all its men. That means all the donations received up to now STILL is not enough to ARM each man adequately. There are a lot of Ukrainians. I am amazed too. That the delivery is so slow. My pizza is getting cold. I was under the impression that NATO could not aid Ukraine. Somehow they are fudging on the rules; slipping in a bit here or there which does not anger the Kremlin Goblin. . Russia is fighting the way it always has fought, using meat waves until the other side is out of bullets. It seems to be their only tactic.
I'm 29 and from Austria. Me and my friends are also shocked by the result. Sadly, 90% of the politicians are corrupt in every party. Every year it is noticeable how our rights as citizens are becoming less and less. I think the government is taking the wrong path, but don't know how we can defend ourselves. I wish they would stick more to country's like estonia. Hope Austria doesn't turn into Hungary. Thank you for your videos and good vibes...
I am (unfortunately) not, it was hella close the last time with the Bundespräsident already...... Maybe if that went to the FPÖ back then they would have shown themselves as inept by now and it would have gone differentlly.
The Trump/Zelenskyy news conference was an embarrassment, as a US citizen, I apologize for that grotesque display. I can only do my part to keep that man away from the levers of power.
its also illeagle for a us citizen who is not elected to any office to meet with world leaders to discuss politics and possibley negotiate...the united states keeps letting trump break law after law...and the quid pro quo phone call was also illeagle...
@@joellemaster998it’s actually pretty common for the leading candidates to start getting briefings and intel updates so that they can have an idea of what’s happening inside once they assume command. In this case, Zelenskyy WANTED to meet with Trump, to try and establish some normative relationship in the event he has to live in a world where Trump becomes President again. Zelenskyy is quite a wise leader, and humble. That had to be one of the most difficult meetings in his whole life. Honestly it would probably be easier for him to meet Putin face to face.
How can any person who claims to be the designted leader of a people like those of Hungary who have a proud history of the defence of their homeland and even empire building dare to say that they as a nation would not now seek to actively resist military aggression from an invader. The man is a snivelling example of a person who is certainly a bully to his own people and a coward in the face of adversity and aggression from a bigger bully. Mind, their partners in their last attempt at a great empire, Austria, seems to also have recently turned more towards being willing toadies for right-winged political bullies and dictators.
"a people like those of Hungary who have a proud history of the defence of their homeland" is simply not true. If you look in the history: - This is NOT their homeland. They migrated in this area around 900 CE. And before them, the area was not empty. Pannonian plain was inhabited long before Magyars moved in. - Since the Battle of Mohacs (1521), they failed to matter as a military force. Hungarians were just a bargain chip between Great Powers of the Day: HR and Ottoman Empire, later Austrian Empire and Tsarist Russia, and so on.
@@CipiRipi-in7df How did you get a recommend for that lunacy? 900CE?? Using the vagueness of your word "they" one could make a similar equally valid argument almost all, if not all, of Europe.
What Russia ignores is that changes in government officials is normal in a democratic system that doesnt involved falling out of a high window, Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦
Trump said he will not defend Ukraine, and that Taiwan, a tiny island, should, "Pay for their own defense." That's like saying the Isle of Man should be able to defeat the rest of the UK by itself...
Thank you for serving our Community brother!!! ;-) Love the enthusiasm!!! Mike Turner R Ohio our Intelligence Committee Chair has spoken about the several Russian Talking Points being repeated by his fellow Republican Members on Capitol Hill... Sad News about the impact of Russian Counterintelligence on Trumps Party...Yeah, he even repeated a few in his saying Ukraine needs to surrender... KEEP THE FAITH - Yes we can!!!
20:28. Haha! All these ‘strongmen’ dictator types are all the same. They’re all so very weak and fragile inside. Lukashenko reminds me of Trump “I know more about (pick any subject) than anybody in history ever”. 😂
I feel like a country could be fed up with forced immigration when violence and crime are the result. I further feel that a country can feel that way without supporting an evil empire-building dictator. So Austria can be done with bad immigration and still oppose Putler
The Harris meeting with Zelenskyy was more significant than the one with Trump. Harris made it clear that giving up Ukraine sovereign territory is not a peace plan it is surrender, "which is unacceptable".
Yes, except that Harris is going to lose. Trump is ahead in four of the seven swing-state poll averages, per RCP, if you throw out the worthless Bloomberg/Morning Consult polls. And Harris's leads in the other three are well within the margin of error. Given that Trump, in 2016 and 2020, has consistently out-performed on election day the predictions of the pollsters by several points, the reality is that he probably leads in every one of those states. But just giving him the four states where he now leads, he will end up with 287 electoral college votes, enough to deny Kamala the Presidency.
Why would you call the idea of Trump ending the war "a lie"? That's just ignorant. He is saying what he thinks he can do. That's not a lie, that's an aspiration. Whether he can realistically do it is up for debate, but to dismiss it as a lie is harmful to your own interests.
I'm an ethic Hungarian born in Canada, I'm not an expert on Hungarian politics, but I know a few reasons why Orban is able to stay in power: -There is a lingering revanchism in many Hungarians, wishing to take back territory lost from the first world war -Orban's government implemented a policy that allows Hungarians living outside the country to obtain citizenship, and many of those people would vote for him -Hungary's party system is broken or partly broken (not 100% sure, again I'm not an expert) Not really here to debate, just wanted to give my 2 cents.
Austrian here: pro-russian party in Austria got 29% of the votes, but it's highly unlikely that they will rule government or appoint the chancelor since they need at least a second party to reach 50% and no one wants to form coalation with them ;) So its very likely that parties representing the middle will stay in power and FPÖ with their 29% stay in parlament as opposition.
Glad to hear this. My Stepmom was Austrian and died in May having lived almost 70 years in Germany. She was kindhearted with a terribly racist streak, increasingly giving out about the foreigners as she got older, conveniently forgetting that she kept holding on to her Austrian passport and therefore was a foreigner, too.
Putin and Trump both need to be on vacation in Venezuela forever. What does Putin have on Trump? Maybe some video while Trump was there on "business ".
Austria has always had issues when it comes to center line democarcy. They did give us the worlds most terrible tyrant in the past 100 years. I am not surprised at all.
When a guy has so many jobs on his resume, it means that he was no good at any of them and couldn't keep a job for more than a couple months at a time.
