Comments by "olgayurisdaughter" (@uglaegilsdottir) on "Neutrality Studies" channel.

  1. This channel has grown significantly! I started watching it when there were only 20,000 subscribers! I wish this channel a lot of success and even more subscribers! 🌹🌹🌹
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  2. I adore the leader of the channel - Pascal Lottaz! Thank you for your hard and intelligent work! 🌹🌹🌹
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  3.  @cadicamo8720  Did you even listen to the program? 🤣
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  4. Thank you, dear Pascal! I love and cherish your channel. It is very enlightening and educational! 🌹🌹🌹
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  5. A lot of people from the so-called "occupied" territories of Russia during the Soviet Union don't actually hate either the Russians or Russia. It is mostly their governments and the loudest 10% of the population. How do I know that? Well, I have seen quite a few interviews with the regular citizens from the former Warsaw Pact, and I have also read thousands upon thousands of comments in the comment sections. They are the silent majority and are not given the platform to speak from at all.
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  6. I really like the main leader of the channel, Pascal. Such an educated, well-spoken and curious gentleman!
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  7.  @cadicamo8720  Не стоило так мучаться. Можно было просто отключить девайсы! 😂
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  8.  @joeordinary2trumpheroofrussia  No, it wasn't. You don't know history. First of all, it was a Mongol Empire, not Mongolia. The Mongol Empire was a horse empire - it was always on the move. They didn't have a set capital because Mongols were nomads. Second, the Mongol Empire never really "conquered" anyone as we understand it. It was ruling its conquered territories through "over-rides". The Mongol horseback riders would ride to their conquered territories on horses to collect yoke in gold. They would come to conquered Russian territories, say, several times per year to collect the yoke. They never "ruled" over Russians in the way we understand it today. Third, the Mongol Empire dissolved. So Russia wouldn't be able to join it anymore even if it really wanted to. And fourth, parts of the Mongol Empire today are parts of Russia. The Mongol Empire "entered" Russia so to speak.
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  9. Pascal, I wish you to reach 100,000 subscribers! 🌹It's much closer than you think!
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  10.  @jirisalamoun2297  They need to create an "image of the enemy" in order to justify the existence of NATO after the Warsaw Pact had been disbanded over 30 years ago.
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  11. What a beautiful and honest comment! 🌹
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  12.  @Jean-rg4sp  Well, if the United States was created in 1776 as an independent state, then it should have recognized the 2 independent republics - Donetsk NR and Lugansk NR? Shouldn't they? They should know how hard it is to fight for freedom against a tyrannical government. Yet, they never recognized the Donbass republics and pretended like it wasn't happening. The US took the Ukrainian side all the way! Even though the Ukrainian government was illegitimately couped in 2014. Why is that?
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  13. A lot of people from the so-called "occupied" territories of Russia during the Soviet Union don't actually hate either the Russians or Russia. It is mostly their governments and the loudest 10% of the population. How do I know that? Well, I have seen quite a few interviews with the regular citizens from the former Warsaw Pact, and I have also read thousands upon thousands of comments in the comment sections. They are the silent majority and are not given the platform to speak from at all.
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  14.  @arcturus4067  Stalin was Georgian; not Russian. Our Tsars were of the Western European stock, mostly German. They weren't Russian, either.
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  15. Thank you for your support, Andrew! 🌹
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  16.  @joeordinary2trumpheroofrussia  First of all, it was a Mongol Empire, not Mongolia. The Mongol Empire was a horse empire - it was always on the move. They didn't have a set capital because Mongols were nomads. Second, the Mongol Empire never really "conquered" anyone as we understand it. It was ruling its conquered territories through "over-rides". The Mongol horseback riders would ride to their conquered territories on horses to collect yoke in gold. They would come to conquered Russian territories, say, several times per year to collect the yoke. They never "ruled" over Russians in the way we understand it today. Third, the Mongol Empire dissolved. So Russia wouldn't be able to join it anymore even if it really wanted to. And fourth, parts of the Mongol Empire today are parts of Russia. The Mongol Empire "entered" Russia so to speak.
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  17. Dear Glenn, I really like you as a speaker, a person and a guest on Pascal's channel! It is great to hear the Norwegian perspective, which we don't hear very often. 🌹I visited your country, and I went to the Viking Skip Huset.
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  18. I didn't know that page of WWII. I will have to study it deeper now!
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  19.  @cokrlicix  Oh, my gosh! Thank you so much for pointing me in the right direction. I shall start researching tomorrow after work!
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  20. Thank you for sharing this brilliant speech! 🌹🌹🌹
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  21. Das geht doch nicht!
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  22. What do you think the mainstream media would say if we told them that? Just curious.
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  23.  @louise_rose  You clearly don't get that I was talking to him, not to you. You are un-invited.
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  24.  @louise_rose  Cleverer than you! 🤣
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  25.  @cadicamo8720  I will make that decision myself, thank you.
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  26. Truth! 🌹🌹🌹
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  27. I agree with your comment! ❤
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  28.  @neutralitystudies  No problem! 🌹
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  29.  @danutahanyga4834  You are very correct, and I agree with your every point! 🌹
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  30. I have never been to Australia, but I know that their capital is Canberra. We can be experts on a country through studying, research and reading. This is not rocket science. I don't know how some people can't see that.
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  31.  @zetristan4525  Same here! I have been listening to the channel for months!
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  32.  @zetristan4525  Yes, but Russians are part Scandinavian. I am 10% Viking.
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