Comments by "Wundurra" (@wundurra24) on "'His behaviour was out of order!' | Ben Habib on the Alex Phillips u0026 Alastair Campbell saga" video.

  1. Campbell spoke truth to power. The Brexiteers didn't like it.
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  2.  @marycaine8874  What did Campbell say that was "wrong"? Phillips lied on national TV and sulked for being called out on her lies.
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  3.  @marpop99  How is Campbell a bully? For calling out lies?
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  4. We need to talk about Alex Phillips' Cambridge Analytica history.
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  5. If you think Habib is "brilliant" you need to get out more.
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  6. Can't handle the truth?
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  7.  @orkneyancestor2059  Isaac Newton, Leonardo da Vinci, Charles Darwin, Ḥasan Ibn al-Haytham, Werner Heisenberg, Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, John Maynard Keynes, William Shakespeare, Mark Twain, Leo Tolstoy, Marcel Proust, Srinivasa Ramanujan, James Joyce, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Erwin Schrödinger, Benjamin Franklin, Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni, Frank Gehry, Ludwig van Beethoven, Plato. I can't be bothered explaining why those people are brilliant. I don't need to.
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  8.  @marycaine8874  There is plenty of evidence against Raab and Patel. They were found guilty on numerous counts. The civil service are not "work shy". Stop repeating Tory slurs. As for Campbell, I watched the clip and didn't see any bullying. He called out the ex-Cambridge Analytica Brexiteer for lying on national TV and then rightly called out the BBC for not challenging those lies. Campbell was interrupted far more than the Brexiteer.
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  9.  @uniquevideosUk  Why would you say that? My original post here asked a specific question. "What did Campbell say that was "wrong"? " I'm curious as I watched that segment and didn't see what he said was "wrong".
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  10.  @marpop99  Compared to who? Raab and Patel?
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  11.  @davehallett810  What do you actually see in Trump?
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  12.  @uniquevideosUk  "Who pulled from Iraq War first?" "pulled"??
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  13. ​ @uniquevideosUk  I don't quite get what you're sayingabout Iraq. I was against the war at the time and haven't changed my mind. I can understand why Blair agreed to goto war with Bush and Cheney, for geopolitical (US alliance) reasons and energy (oil) security, even though I strongly disagree with him. I don't like the way the right in this country call Blair a liar when he was basing his decision on poor intelligence from several agencies and countries. And I also dislike the way the right in this country call Blair a warmonger when more Tory MPs (as a percentage) voted for the invasion than Labour MPs. Iain Duncan Smith would've also taken this country to war.
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  14.  @orkneyancestor2059  Chilcot did not pass judgment on whether the war was legal and did not accuse Blair of being a liar. Who goes to the Invinctus Games apart from Prince Harry?
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  15.  @uniquevideosUk  "Who pulled out from Iraq first?" Out of the US led coalition? Why do you ask? What's your point? Did you serve in Iraq? Surely you don't need to have stepped foot in Iraq to know about the war. I don't always belittle Britain - I belittle the Tories, their divisive culture wars, the damage they've done to this country and the Tories' shills.
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  16.  @orkneyancestor2059  FFS how many enquiries cleared Blair and Campbell? You want to blame the Downing Street director of communications for the Iraq war? Most people around the world wouldn't know who he is. The Iraq war is Cheney and Bush's fault, along with enablers on both sides of the political divide and Atlantic.
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  17.  @garymoore2535  Are you seriously blaming the Iraq war on the Downing Street director of communications? Really?
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  18.  @garymoore2535  Over 70% of the coalition forces which invaded Iraq in 2003 were Americans, but you're blaming the Downing Street director of communications for the war. Pathetic. I bet no American would know who Campbell is.
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  19.  @NatMart9394  Found to be work shy by who? According to the Institute for Government’s 2022 report, civil servants “work[ing] under clear ministerial direction … with a focus on action and making change happen”. For example the vaccine rollout, the cost of living support package and the response to the Ukraine crisis. As for "playing games with Brexit", I think you'll find that is the Tory party who couldn't decide what form of Brexit to vote for and whose negiotiations with the EU were hopeless.
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  20.  @NatMart9394  Did you not understand the "waffle"? Does it need to be rewritten in simpler English?
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  21.  @T5Zplayer  "Near violent." You are a snowflake.
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  22.  @davehallett810  Trump started a trade war with China which hurt US citizens more. Trump nearly started a war with Iran. Trump is a wannabe autocrat like his hero Putin, who attempted a coup.
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  23.  @NatMart9394  Who? Jacob Rees-Mogg? STFU
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  24.  @orkneyancestor2059  One of the people on the list is alive. The are plenty of other brilliant people in the world. None are members of Reform UK.
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