Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "ABC News" channel.

  1. I couldn't agree more. As a person in the UK, it sicks us to see how the American health care system works every day.
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  2. I totally agree. He is truly one-of-a-kind. Or, one of the few people who are like him that have been able to get enough good luck to actually achieve the goals that many of us strive to that are usually stifled by other millionaires and billionaires of the world. I wish him the best of luck.
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  3.  @ldo1308  What the hell are you talking about.
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  4. No time for trolling. This weather now is unacceptable.
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  5.  @juliantiambar9710  I think you've forgotten the definition of the word 'coward' MATE. Get lost.
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  6. At least they both able to make it out of there. Let's hope they do not have to do this again. And to those that are still in Mariupol, pleeease hang in there and keep fighting if you can. The whole world is watching and standing with you in every way we can and backup will get to you soon. Freedom to Ukraine. SLAVA UKRAINE
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  7. I still truly believe that Ukraine will be victorious in this fight.
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  8. I can definitely imagine that is one of the reasons that has motivated him. We can only hope that his decision he will continue to motivate others to also sign up and join the Ukrainian forces.
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  9. Well, almost. Although we all know that when you are suggesting someone should go and actually kill themselves or verbally insulting someone’s race or ethnic/religious group then obviously it is hate speech.
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  10. He will never go for peace now. He has gone too far to got back. All we can do now is make sure he looses sooner rather than later. If you chaps have any more people in the Philippines who can go over to fight or provide medical aid it would be hugely appreciated.
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  11. I couldn’t agree more. We the British public have been begging our government and those in Europe to do the same thing since this will began. We need to get anti-air missiles along with MiG-29 fighter jets and other variants along with at least some tanks into Ukraine pronto. We can’t be so scared of what Putin says anymore. It’s bloody pathetic. If he was going to attack us with nuclear weapons because we were sending weapons over then he would have done so after we sent in the rocket launchers. Size ‘in this case’ doesn’t matter.
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  12. Couldn’t agree more.
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  13. True
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  14. This’s a decision that’s been a long looong loooong time coming. Should’ve been so over 2 years ago. Better later than never I guess but STILL. Hope now they can help to make a difference.
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  15. It’s cool that they are still all being very supportive which is only understandable considering all their similar goals. It will be awesome if Elon will really be at the launch site as well.👌🏼
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  16.  @davediamond7228 What is? How unforgiving the ocean can be!?
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  17. Thank you for you kind words. Please all of you continue to do so. We are doing everything we can here in the UK as well. If any people from Vietnam are are able to go over to Ukraine and help I'm sure your country's experience in rural and urban warfare and national strength would be hugely appreciated in this fight for freedom and democracy. Bless you Vietnam from Britain. Slava Ukraine
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  18. Stay strong Ukraine. Our govs may be slow to act the right way, but the people who stand with freedom across the whole would stand with you and will never let you go.
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  19. America. Pretty much.
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  20. Why not. We are all still big kids at heart.👌🏼😆
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  21. Well, the people are. Their governments...eeer not so much.
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  22. This was a really good piece of concise journalism here. It felt overall a lot more like a BBC video than anything else. Not just because the particular journalist interviewer here is British. ABC News should definitely do this more often. This is some great work by the restorers here. I hope they’ll eventually give step-by-step updates on sites like Facebook and Twitter about their progress. That usually helps to ease a lot of peoples worries and could get a lot more people involved in the restoration including funding if necessary.
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  23. We all know this including Ukraine, but it has to be done anyway. The world will also not stop in its support to help Ukraine recover both economically and in public infrastructure and housing as much as possible.
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  24. It’s amazing how much is covered in this one video alone. Guess it makes sense though considering how much happens every single day now. It is great news that the surrounding areas of Kyiv have been liberated, but it’s such a horrific cost to everyone and everything there. So many ordinance that will have to be disposed of, but hopefully some can perhaps be reused for the fighting that will be going ahead. I’m surprised we haven’t heard more news about Ukraine now indeed receiving perhaps more Soviet era tanks from European neighbours. I know we in the UK don’t really have many except for museum pieces but perhaps some on the mainland can help with this and I imagine Germany will be doing so. If we can get them over to Crane ASAP they can definitely helped to backup the forces moving in to help Mariupol. We need to get thanks, more surface-to-air missiles and fighter jets to Ukraine ASAP. It seems like now two of those are finally being done with some having already arrived from the UK in the form of a highly effective short range missile defence system, so all that is left now is the MiG fighter jets. You are doing an incredible job Ukraine. We all stand with you across the whole world. Slava Ukraine
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  25. Here here. He is the person we should all be so lucky to be one of our presidents or prime ministers. Best of love and support from Great Britain. Slava Ukraine
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  26. Niiiice
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  27.  @dufonrafal  I can picture that. Although they’ll definitely have to keep up a good pace if they want to achieve that goal.
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  28. Too true. And even when the US President slightly HINTS that that madman cannot remain in power (which doesn't mean forceful regime change), they are quick to denounce it. Absolutely UNBELIEVABLE. The other time we actually DO NEED TO DO SO we are to scared to do it. Pathetic
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  29. Of course they can right now. It just that they don't have enough rockets to spare that can make it that far. They have helicopters but they are also busy more trying to just defend and attack the Russian forces directly right now, and have only been able to attack one site as far as we know inside of Russian territory so far with this equipment. They really do need to be able to hit more targets inside Russian though, but make sure they are actually if the targets needed rather than what the invaders are doing. Namely the Kremlin please. We can only hope this'll be one of the targets eventually once Ukraine starts to get more of the heavy long range weapons.
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  30. This's definitely getting closer to the rest of Europe, whether we like it or not. We need to get even more big hardware into the country NOW. This bombing has possibly taken out some of the supplies we in the UK and the ones over in the US had been sent over, so we need to make sure the allied nations with Ukraine can get that information and make sure to compensate for that in all of our next shipments to the country and then some. Let alone the god damn surface to air and jets they need to close the skies for themselves. 'If we had done so already none of this might have happened today in the first place'. I hope bloody well hope our governments realise this. Stay strong Ukraine. We will never abandon you. SLAYA UKRAINE
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  31. It’s good the measures that are being implemented, especially with the training exciting happening in Poland. But disappointed again that, although Biden did confirm that military supplies are still making their way into Ukraine, he is still as of yet has not confirmed what the next round of equipment will be that Ukraine desperately needs. As we’ve seen, it comes as Mary or Paul is being just wrecked with no end in sight. Just hope that the destruction of this transport ship will help in some way, butWith how the city is looking right now, and with Russian forces re-engaging more in the east, we’ve got to hope that the pushback will give Ukrainian forces some space to try and send more troops onto the outskirts of Marianne pole to destroy the ever encroaching Russian soldiers including the rocket and mortar sites. It’s good that so much training is happening in Poland right now, but all that equipment that is being set up it’s just been wasted it’s not actually going to be used for its intended purpose. It needs to be in Ukraine right now where I can actually be put to good use, not just being flaunted in Poland is some sort of chest pumping piece.
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  32. Now I wouldn’t go that far, but definitely a life sentence.
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  33. I think she meant ‘it is hard to deny these are war crimes’. ‘Not’ “hard to deny these are not warcrimes.” What she said at the start here and thought she meant in her mistake that it sounds like she was saying it’s hard for someone to doubt that these aren’t warcrimes being perpetrated. It’s the same mistake people make basically when they say ‘I could care less’, rather than saying I ‘couldn’t’ care less.
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  34. We the British public have been saying it for OVER A DECADE, but our governments haven't listened to us because what they saw as stability in the region and profits were more important. Well, HERE WE AAAARE NOW. We should've killed hit a looooong time ago along with MANY OTHER PEOPLE in the world who have it coming and to HELL with the short term consequences and danger. It would all be worth it in the end.
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  35. Wow, I can’t believe YouTube‘s algorithm is only just decided to show me this video. He is incredible. I do hope he is still alive to this day. Although with sea conditions changing all the time and the chances of him still trying to go for another lobster trap, who knows.
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  36. Definitely just a rearrangement and redeployment of Russian troops and most definitely not a withdrawal.They know they can’t take care of now so they are trying to just get what they can. Ukraine however is not going to fall for it.
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  37. Well, he is Barack Obama, so I’m not too surprised. This guy can do anything.😁😎
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  38. We need to get Ukraine eeeverything we can. Like what was said at the UN meeting here, they want to do everything they can and stand with them, BUT as per usual THAT ISN'T GOING TO BE ENOUGH. That is what Zelensky has been trying to say here in the first place and why there needs to be serious change. When it comes to Biden though, he's said that he won't send boots on the ground, but now I'm starting to wonder here (after what one of the women in the online meeting just said) if perhaps people are actually 'making sure' he doesn't go back on that. Could it be AT ALL POSSIBLE, that he himself is also being manipulated and that he is being forces by others around him to try and send as little help as possible so Ukraine ooonly 'just' wins this fight and kicks the Russians out? If so then we have a worse situation here then we though. We can't keep being so afraid our enemy Pootin and need to send over the fighter jets Ukraine needs NOW. If they don't bloody well do it soon, then some of us will just have no choice but to go and take then over to the Ukrainian forces ourselves. Even if it means on the back of stollen trucks. Your choice guys. You can either send them over and been seen and the people who helped save Ukraine, or just send as usual hollow platitudes from up top and been seen as the cowards so many say you are.
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  39. It’s still so unbelievable to witness this footage no matter how many times you watch it. Especially with some of these really new ones of when the debris actually falling to the ground from other phones and security cameras. I do think it’s a bit much to actually ground the whole fleet that uses these engines, but I guess safety first. And any excuse to get more planes out of the air is a good thing really.
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  40. Exactly. Putin must be physically crushed.
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  41. Perhaps they could make a phew Bob if they actually sold on the beer secondhand rather than just pouring it down the drain.😂
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  42. Of course there will be soldiers in some of these locations. It only makes sense in the building are among the few that're intact, but pretty sure they won't be using them as bases at the same time as civilians.
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  43. Honestly I am exactly the same. I saw the report pop-up on my phone at about 5am last Thursday that Russia was heading into Ukraine. This was just before I was about to go to sleep as a uni student and continue to look at it on the edge of my bed for about an hour before finally trying to go to sleep. Since then I have been looking at all the reports continuously on multiple threads nearly 24 hours a day. It is really cutting into my work time but I just can’t bear to look away. I feel as if I do that then I am somehow acknowledging that this is somehow the norm when it shouldn’t be. Constantly on YouTube followed by Instagram and then a few independent sites that upload all the raw footage with information supplied by ex military veterans far faster than even those on YouTube let alone the main news channels are able to put out. I don’t think I can keep it up for long as I have to actually do my studies, but definitely wanting to make sure that I know exactly what is happening out there. We all need to show our support.
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  44. They can not be stopped, and we will in the end one way or another get them the equipment they need to get the job done.
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  45.  @gregfalco4528  It’s because even if they can make it, it would still mean the loss of so many lives of soldiers and volunteers who are willing to risk their own lives to make sure the country remains free. With more large-scale equipment they can achieve the same and with less loss of life on the Ukrainian front. They know they can win, but without the right equipment and more of it they will lose too many people for their hearts to bear and rightly so.
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  46. I very much doubt unfortunately that Putin will ever comply with this. If he doesn’t, he really will just be pushing everyone further and further into potentially direct national military action against him.
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  47. Yep. Modern tanks and MiG-29 fighters would be a great add onto that as well. I'm hoping that is what they are doing behind closed doors and are just saying we haven't yet puuuurely for the Russians benefit for now. Just imagine the look on the Russians faces when they come face to face with THOSE SUCKERS. BOOOOMN B&%CH.
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  48. Yep. He said he would be a ‘dictator on day one’ after all.
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  49. Just hope America can actually do that by more signing up to fight and actually getting the missiles into Ukraine where they are needed rather than being bolstered in Poland. Holland needs defending, but all of those weapons systems have just been wasted if they are going to be sent when they are actually needed. Ukraine needs them right now and there’s no point protecting Poland if they are willing to sacrifice more lives in Ukraine for their own protection. I’ll be at a rifle or a missile. There is no difference.
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  50. Couldn't agree more. I just hope that the factory neat Kyiv wasn't to badly damaged considering how important it is for manufacturing the military hardware (possibly including the missile type used again the Russian warship) and if it is bad then some of the aid money can help a liiittle bit will repairs if possible and international companies will be willing to help with shipping new parts to speed it up if needed.
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