Comments by "Klara Chiamarsi" (@klarachiamarsi5935) on "BBC News" channel.

  1. Are you kidding? All the questions were the epitome of bias.
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  2. Seems like Steven has a delusion he is a police officer interrogating a suspect.
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  3. You've been brainwashed. The Soviets created the problem of territories because they GAVE Russian land TO republics, not "conquered" it.
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  4. Yes, ask Georgians now, and they'll explain to you why they are talking about apologizing to Russia for that war.
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  5. Of course not. He didn't.
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  6. Earlier. Since at least 1991.There is a video of a tv-show from mid-90s, where the Ukrainian leader calmly discusses, how NATO just had a war training where the ukrainians fight for NATO with Russia.
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  7. The guy from BBC Russia speaks like he is snitching on someone to his school teacher ))) 2:52 "He (Putin) didnt mention even once the special military operation..." This is a lie or he didn't listen attentively. I only read a few quotes from the speech, and even in those parts of the speech Putin mentioned it THREE times.
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  8. Why don't you just educate yourself about politics in general and about history of this land before uttering naive BS?
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  9. Putin is facepalming, seeing how Westerners are being so easily decieved by this cia puppet.
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  10. Я бы сказала, с нулевой социальной ответственностью
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  11. She is familiar with English, but she is not familiar with the speech someone had written for her to read.
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  12. They do that even when someone dies in other countries too 😂
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  13. Can you explain what is "a real and better democracy"? It's just empty words.
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  14. 🤡
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  15.  @guidototh6091  Prove they are Russians. Go on. I dare you.
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  16.  @guidototh6091  The claim was made by CNN that it was Russians. So, it's CNN's responsibility to prove they were Russians. And yours, if you support the original claim. I can dispute it as much as I like. The burden of proof is on CNN and you.
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  17. There are lies in the journo's questions. How would you answer the question like "Why are sitting on a unicorn right now?" "I am sitting on a chair" These type of journos and gullible public take it like "Aha! He didn't give a straight answer on why he is sitting on a unicorn!"
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  18. God forbid. She is NOBODY. A housewife.
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  19. The child behaves very strange... Sleepy child would just get asleep in his chair safely near his mother, not wonder around in unfamiliar place full of hundreds of strangers...
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  20.  @livor2983  Well, she promised to continue what her husband was doing, he was doing a jail time, so...
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  21. Lavrov did answer straight. It's not his fault that you haven't understood the answer. Steven asked if Putin asked for Lavrov's advice. Lavrov answered, in essence, that the decision-making mechanism in Russia is much more comprehensive then "asking for Lavrov's advice", he is not going to give all the details of how it organized, but can assure that the decision-making mechanism was implemented IN FULL. That was a comprehensive answer. Steven undersood it, but acted like he didn't -- and that's a very typical behavior from a BBC journo, or any Western journo too. See, how that works. A journo asks a question he knows beforehand the interviewee can't answer straight (national security reasons, commersial info, or simply inappropriate question). The interviewee answers the best he can (and the journo knows that). Then the journo says something to create and impression for the audience, that the answer wasn't given for some sinister reason. And gullible public ran away with that. It's like, Journo: "how many times a week do you f*ck your wife?" Interviewee: "That's inaproppriate!" Journo: "He couldn't answer hard question!" The gullible public: "Oooh! He couldn't answer hard questions! He is definitely hiding something sinister!" That's one of the ways of how media propaganda works.
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  22.  @aurora9839  She speaks for 82 % of Russians who support Putin, as all the polls show, so shut up.
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  23.  @livor2983  Because you are brainwashed by the western propaganda machine and it's special branch that masquerades themselves as "Russian opposiion"
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  24. Not "poetic", it was a psyop on Ukrainians to make them vote for this American puppet.
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  25. Tell that to Biden next time he point fault at Putin for inflation, price increase and lack of some products in the USA.
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  26. You know nothing. Only what your media brainwashes you of. And we ARE rebuilding Ukraine, from the first days we entered. You can search for videos of Mariupol reconstruction.
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  27. What are you talking about. All McDonalds restaurant and production plant in Russia have been bought by Russian billioner, and are already working under a new name, with exact same menu. Western buisinesses are those who suffered from sunctions more then anyone.
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  28. I bet they are shown an "applause" sign.
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  29. The catch is, that kind of superpower always comes with psychopathy. Dunno why
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  30. ​ @clankb2o5  I recommend you reading more books, so you could understand allegory and Aesopian language ))) The "superpowers to make the world a better place" exists - it's being a high-rank politician or a billionaire. They really do have a lot of power and means to make the world better. But, as history shows us, politicians and billionaires only care about their own pockets, their glory. Their actions bring many suffering to ordinary people. So, probably it takes being a psychopath to become a politician or billionaire, in other words, the "superpowers to make the world a better place" always comes with psychopathy (total lack of empathy).
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  31. 🤡
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