Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "WION" channel.

  1. Shriraj Chettri This is definitely true. When it comes to anything that is the problem in India today they just end up trying to blame the British decades ago for it. Even if it is a recent occurrence. It just makes it easier that way rather than trying to solve a problem and just end up patching over it and trying to continue on as normal, never improving, always dragging on.
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  2. Bikash Ray Wow, and you call us racist!
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  3. It sure sounds like it. Although it also sounds like in most of these broadcasts the presenter is constantly angry at China and don't even try to not sound condescending. I mean, I don't like what the CCP is doing either, but journalists should have a certain level of unbias broadcasting.
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  4. Stay strong guys. We believe in each and everyone of you and the volunteers who have joined the fight for your freedom. Slava Ukraine
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  5. I truly believe these cities will rebuild and be better than ever before. The world will make sure this happens. Slava Ukraine
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  6. Now this is a disaster.šŸ˜© I really hope that this one at least makes it to the other regular news agencies. This is something that actually needs to be talked about.šŸ„ŗ
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  7. Suman Manna And for that we are eternally relieved. We still need a little bit of the magic in this world. If she really was just a queen with absolutely no powers whatsoever, then what would be the point. Plus, someone needs to be able to hold the Prime Minister to account on occasion, and vice versa. Itā€™s basically a controlling mechanism. A failsafe in case things get out of hand. America doesnā€™t have that, and look at them now
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  8. The video is just absolutely wonderful. I only wish our regular media here in the west was this open about how the wider public truly feels about all this and what it means for nature.
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  9. FIIIINALLY. The US is now moving in the right direction. That is so long as the bill is fully past, WHICH IT MUST.
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  10. Ā @styleslv8800Ā  That is very true. If some civilians are still in there and able to get water than they could sneak some supplies through. Especially if any of them have been given information or perhaps previously have the location of the tunnel networks.
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  11. Iā€™ve been looking forward to this project finally getting underway en masse for years now, and canā€™t wait to see the end results. I have high hopes for this one.
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  12. Ā @lyns8062Ā  Very true indeed. Many times now the Russians have given the option to surrender, claiming to somehow be lenient, but many times it has simply been that they themselves are taking too much of a hit and they simply want to try and play this card in order to essentially trick the enemy into letting their guard down, thus slowing the impact on their own forces. When it comes to the Russians, it is best usually never to surrender to them, as you never know what your fate might be.
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  13. Itā€™s wonderful that these people are actually getting proper, well made brick buildings to live in rather than temporary housing is made out of tarp. And you can even clearly tell that they are getting a uninterrupted electricity supply from solar panels on the bigger buildings. Definitely makes a lot more sense than relying on temporary dirty coal when you are in a place like India, Bangladesh or Pakistan. Really wonderful guys. A lot of places in the world could learn from this.
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  14. Just another reason to hate China
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  15. Already is a bloody catastrophe.
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  16. I feel that this report was kind of like your mother trying to tell you off in terms of its tone. She really needs to slow down a bit and lower the volume to feel more like youā€™re being educated, rather than being told off.
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  17. The Final Messenger They better
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  18. You are probably right there. America is not Indias best friend by a a fairly big margin. Then again, India could be handling the China situation a bit better.
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  19. Brilliant news.šŸ‘šŸ¼ Stand against China.
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  20. Wow, I didnā€™t know there was a wine exam like that here in the UK!šŸ˜® Iā€™m in.
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  21. Don't forget that a loooot of these volunteers have military experience so please don't insult like that so easily.
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  22. I still canā€™t believe theyā€™re doing this. I mean, there is absolutely no benefit to burning down your home like this. We can only hope now that the historical Christian sites will be okay when Azerbaijan takes over.
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  23. I most definitely would not call her broadcasting unbiased in anyway.Western journalist donā€™t like to fling insults at other nations the matter where theyā€™re from. She however repeatedly feelings verbally insulted everyone outside of India and itā€™s feels like there is no end in sight. Not to mention she repeatedly selects specific small points and fit the agenda. Right here they did it with journalists out on the front line to try and get people to empathise with them back home, but you donā€™t see any of the regular journalists when she was studio saying stuff like this. Not to mention the statements have been very few and far between if any yet she is very specifically highlighted them to prove her own point. This sort of journalism is the very thing we are very much discouraged from ever doing when we write essays and this is early university level stuff right here. This channel sometimes gets stuff right, especially when it comes to footage, but I would say about 80% of the time itā€™s heavily biased.
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  24. channel settings Actually we are finally bringing sharia law courts under control. It has been a great area for far too long now and thankfully we are bringing in legislation to outlaw sharia law hidden courts that happen within the country. The only law is British law, and other laws cannot be allowed to remain in place in communities for religious purposes that do not align with the laws of their new country (FGM being just one of themšŸ˜¢šŸ˜ ). Thatā€™s taking freedom of expression too far. Also, the actual idea of thinking itā€™s okay to punish the descendants of people who you claim were devils really shows how sick some people are in the head. You cannot blame a child for the sins of the father. The child is not the father and vice versa. However if you truly believe this, then you are the one who needs to be punished. But not with a whip or stoning (barbarian acts). We are not that barbaric. You will just simply been made to actually talk. Talk, and listen, AND GROW THE HELL UP.
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  25. Yes. Weā€™ve just got to hope the Republicans over in the US actually have some semblance of humanity and common sense left and actually allow this bill to be passed.
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  26. I do have very high hopes for the G-7 meeting in the coming trips into the rest of Europe.
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  27. Indeed, they almost seem surprised at this point that countries would actually ignore them for once and actually develop enough of a backbone as a collective unit to fight back. China has to realise now, no nation is going to be shunned or singled out for defying China. They stand with the majority now.
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  28. Ā @mohdyounus8353Ā  I can only imagine what the river is like now, after lockdown initially allowed it to become cleaner than it has been in decades.
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  29. I really didnā€™t know that China went and did this. And the fact that they actually even think they have the right to go ahead and appoint their own preferred Dalai Lama is beyond belief. The hypocrisy in their actions is beyond dismay. Only the Dalai llama has the right to choose his successor. End of discussion. And although the Dalai Lama must not be involved in the eventual defeat of the CCP, only once they are annihilated completely can he return to his spiritual home in Tibet once again. Perhaps there, we will see another reincarnation from one of the local people.
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  30. Zelensky is definitely doing the best he can. These kind of measures he is doing now are inevitable in wartime. There needs to be constant analysis of everyone involved otherwise a single weak link could derail a war effort. Churchill had to do the same thing and we thank him for that. Zelensky will just have to keep doing the same thing until the war is over. I really donā€™t like how on this channel, as soon as there is shown to be a single chink in the armour, they always love to go down the rabbit hole as of the entire thing is falling apart just to draw in an audience, BUT, it is good that ā€˜most of the timeā€™ they know what sides they need to be on.
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  31. So true. I am not at all religious but Iā€™m sure even those people who are religious are getting sick and tired of people constantly saying our thoughts and prayers are with you. Prayers are going to do shit hole right now. If prayers are actually bullets this would be over by now but they arenā€™t. Anyone who says that next time sheā€™s just gone to pick up bloody rifle and actually do something. If not then actually state how you truly feel in more than just those simple few words. Be honest or say nothing at all.
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  32. Ā @MrAmitsaurabhĀ  I understand that. Itā€™s an absolutely bloody disaster and outrage over there.
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  33. Just keeps making me wonder what we will FIIIINALLY HAVE ENOUGH OF THE CCP and push them back. Really does frankly make me wonder if war actually is the long term answer. I mean, looking back on history, it really does seem like the best way to end them so every nation can be free around China (I also include North Korea and Russia in this) once and for all.
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  34. Do you actually have a link for this? I donā€™t believe it has actually fallen yet. That was probably from one of the neighbouring factories. Russia usually likes to spin it like that anyway.
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  35. Ā @kiraunleashed5292Ā  Looks like though the Ukraine is going to be joining the EU though before NATO.
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  36. Totally šŸ˜‚šŸ‘ŒšŸ¼ā¤ļø
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  37. Dear me they have really lost it now.šŸ˜©šŸ˜“ THEYā€™RE NUUUUUTS.
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  38. It is great
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  39. Here here. The whole of Britain backs the Dalai Lama in this continuing struggle. We stand with Tibet, not Chinaā€™s CCP.
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  40. I know what you mean. This will definitely help to plug a gap in their Arsenal, but itā€™s not going to save them if they canā€™t keep the troops back. In reality the world still seems to be struggling to develop a proper unmanned aerial vehicle that can shoot down enemies rather than just directly dropping bombs or missile. What we need is an equivalent F35 that is designed in structure purely without a human occupant in mind. That way it can be smaller and cost less. Sure that means thereā€™s less room for redundancy if something goes wrong and it crashes but does feel safer for human life in the long run.
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  41. God I really do hope the Olympics can go ahead next year. Itā€™s still so far away, so hopefully Japan will have access to a vaccine by then. Perhaps theyā€™ll want to buy the Oxford vaccine if that truly does end up working as much as it seems.
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  42. Theyā€™ve really got to capture or kill the Hamas fighters before they start to try and fully infiltrate Israel or are able to escape once Israel launches its ground assault. This needs to be the final major fight with Gaza.
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  43. Do you honestly mean that or are you joking?
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  44. I havenā€™t really looked up much about Munich in the past, even though I have a great interest in German history over the 20th century. It looks absolutely beautiful and I should really try visiting there someday.
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  45. They are not being told to fight to the end and in fact probably under a week ago or so several dozen had to surrender from a different area (at least one British volunteer who has worked with the Ukrainian forces for at least 3 years now was amount them) and no one is blaming them for that. Unlike the Russians this is not being done by force by Ukrainian leaders.
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  46. The guy does have a very good point though that people donā€™t seem to be even acknowledging. Why is India receiving so much money every year in aid when it can afford to send a probe to the moonā€™s surface? It is a valid point and this canā€™t just be ignored through snarky jabs at the past. If India is capable of doing this, then it does warrant the question genuinely as to whether India is now financially capable of managing itself and the UK should stop paying money. Then India can actually start focusing more on dealing with the poorest of its population which it still has a startling number of even this far into the 21st-century.
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  47. Yep, CHINA HAS FUCKED UP HERE.
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  48. Sorry but the police are the ones in the right here. This news channel likes to exaggerate and commenting on foreign events as it is heavily biased. We all know this. The police gave people adequate respect and time to disperse over several hours but as you look at the timeline of events you can see that the people continue to ignore them because they thought they had some kind of right to do whatever they wanted as a type of inherited privilege without ā€˜earning itā€™. As things got too crowded they started to just yell and slur at the police until they had no choice but to act. This is the video footage that got the most popular attention obviously online and made things worse. I still full heartedly support the police, and certainly a lot more now than these protesters popping up everywhere.
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  49. Ā @desmondleroux3444Ā  Think you may be right there sadly.
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  50. Ā Banff 2020Ā  It sure feels that way sometimes. And Iā€™m a Uni student so Iā€™m constantly seeing these kinds of people about.
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