Comments by "Alex Bayer" (@alexbayer2365) on "Operator Starsky - Ukraine is now Fighting Back Against Russian Aggression with Creative Strategies." video.

  1. In Russia, we don’t support Putin’s totalitarian regime. Peace for everyone and don’t blame us.
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  2.  @betterdonotanswer  Russia. Not Muscovite. Look at the map. Don’t being so russophobic. We don’t support Putin’s totalitarian regime.
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  3.  @betterdonotanswer  first. South and north Russians are two different nations. Second. There’s no difference between antisemitism and Russophobia.
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  4.  @betterdonotanswer  propaganda says a completely different things.
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  5.  @betterdonotanswer  there’s no muscovites. Russians, u can read it on the Wikipedia. Or just look at Russian Genetics. Typical Slavic.
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  6.  @betterdonotanswer  “They are the Mordvins, Udmurts, Vepsians, Bashkirs, Tatars and other Finnish, Turkic, Uralic or Altaic peoples subjugated by Muscovy.” Completely fake, Wikipedia: Genetic studies show that Russians are closest to Poles, Belarusians, Ukrainians and to other Slavs as well as to Estonians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Hungarians.[1]
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  7.  @betterdonotanswer  The top four Y-DNA haplogroups among the sample of 1228 Russians are:[1] Haplogroup R1a (Y-DNA) – with an average of 53.4% Typical Slavic Haplogroup. Learn it.
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  8.  @betterdonotanswer  and by the way, there’s no Turkic Haplogroupe (J2, for example), in Russia. Less than two percent.
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  9.  @betterdonotanswer  «the Russians do not.” Wikipedia for u: just exist. And map. And genetics. Russians are real. U are living in a fantasy world. U can say “Wikipedia and Genetics is a big fake”. It would be funny. But this is not sad, but a fact.
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  10.  @betterdonotanswer  “Muscovite” I don’t see this country on the map. Only your fantasies. And there’s no independent pools in Russia. Same situation in Belarus, North Korea, Venezuela and etc.
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  11.  @betterdonotanswer  what primary source? U can Google it. Same situation. Just Russia. And Russians.
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  12.  @betterdonotanswer  Wikipedia is a authority source. It’s not a Kremlin propaganda or RT or Prigozhin sites. It’s a independent source without hate-speaking and fakes.
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  13.  @betterdonotanswer  typical Russophobia. And, yeah, Russophobia just exist. U can read about it in Wikipedia.
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  14.  @betterdonotanswer  let me guess, your primary source is something about conspiracy theory and nazism?
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  15.  @betterdonotanswer  “are not allowed to ask without permission.” We are in internet. No permissions here. Your primary source? Or just troll without any proofs.
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  16.  @betterdonotanswer  Wikipedia Says Russians. Goggle, Facebook and etc. not your fantasy, real life.
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  17.  @betterdonotanswer  proof it. Genetics has a totally different opinion. Or do u think they are all liars? Proof or Typical Troll
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  18. Can u just respect international borders and don’t blame average citizens?
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  19. Typical discrimination and Russophobia.
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  20. Putin’s army deserves, not average citizens of Russia.
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  21. About Crimea. I think it’s should be autonomy with Russian language in Ukraine, that’s all
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