Seriously, if you're getting your information about current affairs from YouTube,
Seriously, if you're getting your information about current affairs from YouTube,
Some of us are not.
1. Exactly who was in control of the petrol wells bombed by Russians (in order to have their jets taken out) two weeks ago is all over the news across half of Europe. The reports include actual names and, so far, indirect proof based on their wealth graphs over the time of the conflict. I have seen/heard it on two different stations in two different countries so far (sometimes having a 80cm SAT dish pointed somewhere else from BSkyB in the UK comes in handy).
Considering the resources and the money a very pissed off Russia has put to bear on this one, it will be only a matter of time until the actual documents are leaked and there is little reason to expect that the names announced so far will be exonerated. Similarly, because of the names and Bns involved Obama and the French asking the Russians to calm down is like as pissing up-wind in a hurricane.
2. It is not on the news in the UK because of UK libel law - the evidence so far is circumstantial - people getting ~Bn wealth in under 5 years. No comment on Faux news and other USA outlets. They just tow the line.
3. As long as the names and numbers are not announced on the local news all we can do is order more popcorn. Once they are, there will be some questions to my MP to ask in the Parliament on exactly why we are offering military support and to whom. Again - no names, UK libel law, go and dig them out yourself from continental news sources.