Thank you, gentlemen. May solidarity of sane people be strengthened. Love from Indonesia..

Huge gratitude and appreciation to those who organised, participated to this wonderful event! 💙💛👏👏

@SiliconCurtain

19 күн бұрын

Thank you!

It is so refreshing to hear and see political figures across the spectrum, discussing difficult things with humility, clarity and good grace.

Great work, Jonathan 🙏💪🇺🇦🫶

@SiliconCurtain

18 күн бұрын

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Jonathan-👍👍👏👏❤️

Thanks!

@SiliconCurtain

19 күн бұрын

Fantastic, thank you

Dear people of UK, from the bottom of my heart I wish to tell you GOD BLESS YOUR COUNTRY, GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILIES! Now I know who are the bravest in Europe - YOU ARE! All of your support and kindness will live with us during next years and years! Kyiv. with love.

@davedawson9851

18 күн бұрын

It would surely be discourteous for your comment not to receive a response to thank you for your very kind words. до перемоги! слава україні!

@SiliconCurtain

18 күн бұрын

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@k_tell

18 күн бұрын

This comment brought a tear to my eye. But, sorry, you are wrong on one point. Since Ukraine is in Europe no other country can be called "the bravest in Europe"! The UK is at best the second bravest!

I'm so glad I got to re-listen to it all more clearly, as my ears were ringing even louder than normal after leaving the tube station. It was great to see you, Jonathan. As good as this gathering was and how it should all be left to the experts, I just wish there was a way for us little people to, not so much brain storm ideas, but to take what there is and build upon it. Which kind of sounds like the same thing. LOL The thing is, when there's a gathering like this and peeps have their own opinions one's mind can be overwhelmed with ideas begotten from them and others. ;)

I wasn't surprised, but I was still disheartened that the word Ukraine did not appear once in any of the election flyers that came through my letterbox this week. Nor for that matter did the word defense.

@klaasvakie

18 күн бұрын

Seems the political landscape is changing for the better! 😉🥃🇷🇺

Thank you Mr J Fink for uploading this ,, it was amazingly useful for me , to finally, make up my mind, before tomorrow's vote - may we all win this war together.

Grateful to and for all of you, honorable people. ❤

Paul Mason was surprisingly strong on defence. I like what he said.

@HNH421

18 күн бұрын

i will never vote for the Reds, sorry Johnathan , good try, but NO.

From your previous interviews, Jonathan, I always liked Edward Lucas's deep insight into how *ussia works, and today he did not disappoint! Thanks for holding this event and making it available to us all. Every election in Europe affects all of us! 🇸🇪💙💛🇺🇦

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Rip Victoria 🙏 Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 ❤

Very Bad Audio...

Elections in ukraine? I vote for that

1:12:55 That was a completely wrong conclusion, a total misconception of everything about Muscovy. Denying the liberation of numerous subjugated nations and rejecting the partition of Muscovy into smaller, manageable national states makes its nuclear disarmament unachievable, and without it any long lasting peace in Europe becomes absolutely impossible even in theory.

@SiliconCurtain

18 күн бұрын

There were differences of opinion among the panel on this one. Three of us firmly for the idea of Russia being broken up into small states being a good outcome.

@phillee2814

18 күн бұрын

Totally agree - like other historical empires, the Muscovian Empire must be broken up, or at least, the independence movements in all the nations currently occupied by Muscovians encouraged. Although it is far too expensive for us to achieve alone, "The West" can easily afford to give concessions on reparations to each of those states as they splinter off, and in the course of that, giving greater discounts the further they distance themselves from the whole idea of a "Greater Russia", so that for example: Agreeing to the principle of them becoming liable for their fair share of the reparations owed to Ukraine, before any "Western" subsidy. Cooperating with the investigation into identifying and tracking down war criminals so that they can be extradited and prosecuted (and hopefully, if the newly independent state is well-behaved enough, allowing sentences to be served locally). Locating and freeing the kidnapped Ukrainian children so that they can be deprogrammed and returned, or showing that they have made every reasonable effort to find all such victims without result. Anything else, particularly items identified as needing attention by Ukraine, but open to other suggestions as well. Surrendering of any nuclear arms on the territory of the new or restored nation. Would all give faster acceptance by the community of nations and recognition. Ending of sanctions - slowly and in proportion to their acceptance of and cooperation with the above principles. They would earn trust, which is vital to securing trade deals, financial links, and all the other benefits of being part of the community of civilised nations instead of opposing that community. But above all else - Nothing ABOUT Ukraine WITHOUT Ukraine, so they must have a veto on any of those subsidies and discounts. In particular, forgiveness is only theirs to offer, and "The West" should stay the hell out of the way. 🇺🇦Slava Ukraini!🇺🇦🇬🇧

@klaasvakie

18 күн бұрын

​@@SiliconCurtainbut It ain't gonna happen!! When will you gents learn? Seems this event was a huge success!

die rubelnutte bei der arbeit :D

@SiliconCurtain

18 күн бұрын

?!

I now realise that the French election is far more interesting and relevant, because France is a very important voice in the EU. Why do the British still think their politics is interesting for international audience?

@davidbrancaleone3039

18 күн бұрын

Not sure about this question? It seems to be off point. The point is support for Ukraine and specifically what more can Britain do to increase its support and how to bring this about? I suggest watching the Q &A session in separate footage. The questions make clear this us not about UK politics but about questioning the level of support for Ukraine. Hope this helps.

@vukasinjosic9719

18 күн бұрын

@@davidbrancaleone3039 thanks for the input, but my comment was indeed off topic, and maybe not so relevant to this particular event, but rather to the general attitude of British media who force their domestic politics onto international audience, refusing to accept how utterly irrelevant and boring it has become post Brexit

@davidbrancaleone3039

18 күн бұрын

@@vukasinjosic9719 Brexit was in my view a big mistake, though successive British governnents seemed not to understand the changing geopolitics after the Second World War and its deserved loss of its colonies. Fundamentally, I agree. I do think there is also some brilliant British journalism that does surprise me.

@vukasinjosic9719

18 күн бұрын

@@davidbrancaleone3039 they lost the empire, but integrated, to some extent, to a greater European project. and then, for some reason, they decided, "well, if we are going down, lets rather jump into the abyss, jolly well might be better to be at the bottom then in the middle". I shall never understand the rationale behind that decision

@davidwright5094

18 күн бұрын

@@vukasinjosic9719 "media who force their domestic politics onto international audience" ??? Are you accusing British media of electronic jamming, or some other form of material sabotage? ---of other news services around the world, I mean?

Please share these videos far and wide friends!!🫶

@SiliconCurtain

18 күн бұрын

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