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

  1. Hoping the rest of the world will also help his own people long term.
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  2. Sorry India, but we are returning the diamond. Things move around, and times change. Things are not permanent. If we kept moving everything around him back to where they allegedly came from, by that logic then every museum in the world to be empty. I’m by the same logic, no nation would be allowed to have another piece of territory that was separated from it by body of water. The diamond is a part of Britain now and a part of our own culture, legacy and Royal family and we aren’t giving it up. it is just too important to us now and to give us our would be probably the last straw in our tolerance in order to make people like us. You cannot just buy your love from others and once you give an arm people will take a leg. Eventually you have to draw the line somewhere, the Kohinoor diamond is one of them. I’m really sorry India, but that’s just how it is. You’d feel the same way, so this is where we are drawing the line.
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  3. Mainly because what kind of the same country would ever want peace with Russia now. I say if you want peace with Russia as it is now then you are a bloody traitor to the rest of the world.
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  4. Love this design. Been waiting for something like this to be used in public for yeeears now.👍🏼👌🏼⚡️
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  5. Ankit Verma I think you mean Britons. That’s the word specifically used for British people. And yes, I am a British person who dislikes this, but I very much doubt it was only us. This report from this lady is a huge insult to both the legacy that India has built and our country as well. This whole report is far too bias.
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  6. Thank goodness. We need to send a clear message to China that they’re acting truly criminal against Hong Kong now so more than ever.
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  7. Aayushi Bokade Okay that is a little bit odd there. I want to have that we shut your country after apartheid. You did that to yourselves. We tried to work with the three representatives of the faiths to try and come up with a solution and the best one available was also the worst one available. The parties involved agreed to it and that was that.India staying together most likely would’ve resulted in Civil War. And with the mentality of the Indian population, this probably would’ve resulted in an even larger loss of life. Unfortunately, as the final decisions had to be made in the final moments of being the leaders of the country, they had to choose the lesser of two evils. Although for the Indians or Muslims, depending on who you ask here, one persons heaven is another ones hell. One of our biggest regrets is that we broke Gandhi’s heart with this choice, seeing as he was always against breaking up India. Either way though, India had to make all its decisions after that point, and it hasn’t shown any sign of making the truly substantial ones that would put it on the right course to follow in the footsteps of other great democratic and balanced Asian nations such as South Korea or Thailand. Believe me though, we would love nothing more than to see you like that. A perfect blend of proper environmental awareness, Great food and a vibrant rich culture or blended together into one.
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