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

  1. Well done lady. We need more people like you to have the strength to stand up and show the madness of covering yourself up like this.
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  2. I’m really sorry this has happened to them. This kind of reaction is not uncommon as it happened obviously a lot in WW one and WWII, but obviously to a much higher extent by Ken. People are much more understanding now but the judgements and hatred can still well up very quickly inside. Many communities are still trying to do the best they can and are showing support for each other and by people outside of the communities but still clearly a lot has got to be done to make sure anti-Russian sentiments don’t go too far. Best of love from all of us in the UK.
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  3. This is an absolutely incredible and unprecedented search and rescue mission. I truly hope from the bottom my heart they are at least able to save one of the children out there. It’s literally a jungle. Who knows what state they will be in by the end of this if they’re alive.
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  4. What we need to do right now is keep up the weapons shipments to Ukraine on a regular basis rather than one of big deliveries no matter what. We need to get the long-range missiles crucially into the country as well to protect the sky, sea and attack behind the Russian lines
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  5. Let it buuuurn.💥🔥👏🏻 For the Orcs waaay back. Slava Ukraine
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  6. Her Majesty did a wonderful job here and it must’ve been a huge treat for everyone to welcome her on board the ship named after herself which she christened a few years ago. Glad though that HMS Queen Elizabeth will now go on her first full deployment since going through all of her test runs. I don’t want to be that guy though, but why are there U.S. Navy men on board are UK flagship in the first place? As it does feel a little bit odd. I do believe that a US destroyer arrived in Portsmouth the other day but I still don’t exactly see why it’s relevant! Not unless it’s designed to be a final celebratory meeting for them before we all deploy for the South China Sea as part of the large carrier strike group.
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  7. This was without a doubt one of the greatest things I’ve seen all year. SpaceX, Elon, you’ve done it again. 🔥👏🏻👏🏻
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  8. As somebody living in Britain, I should probably highlight that this apparent cup craze isn’t currently happening in the UK. This has come out of nowhere.🤨😆
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  9. The truth couldn’t have been spoken more clearly by these two. The world needs to stop talking and actually put the words our governments speak actually into real action. Slava Ukraine 🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  10. 100% agree. There is nothing wrong with being anti-Russian if the organisation or group support Putin, but the everyday Russian people do not deserve hatred especially those that aren’t even living in that country. It only makes us look as bad as those people who support Putin in the first place. We’ve got to show that we are better than that.
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  11. I will be definitely looking to do so in my local town here in Britain. It is insane that this has been going on for one month now. The time is just shot by but it also feels like an eternity. I can only imagine what it has been like for the people actually down on the ground there and neighbouring countries. We all need to show our solidarity and support for Ukraine right now more than ever. They need as many medical, food and military supplies as they can carry. What we have seen so far is good, but it’s nowhere near enough. We need to get the big mega hardware in there now, and we cannot let Russia threaten us with pointless words.
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  12. Brilliant work Ukraine. WELL DONE.💪🏼👏🏻👏🏻 Slava Ukraine
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  13. If this happened over here in Britain, the punishment could be larger as all swans belong to the king. A very sad day indeed for this to go and happen.
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  14. He truly has done an incredible job like everyone else in Ukraine now. She is 100% right.
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  15. Definitely. His home country SURELY won’t complain about it this time.
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  16. 300,000 troops is a brilliant number. Exactly what we should’ve done from the beginning, but considering troops were already put on high alert with all of the equipment being moved into position along the whole Russian border from our NATO side, I guess it makes sense that this came later rather than appearing to be a straight away invasion force. Only hope now this will actually be even more of a large deterrent to encourage Russia to actually back off. Although if push comes to shove, at least will have the troops in position ready to help Ukraine or any other NATO member when the need arises.
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  17. This is incredible. As a person from Britain, it’s amazing to see a gun seller in the US with an actual conscience. Just a shame you didn’t see this before 2021. At least he’s doing it now. Now we need the rest of them to do the same.
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  18. This has now court up with all of the US, and it's time for you guys to now FINALLY invest in repairing and creating new infrustructure to help the environment. Both for yourselves and the land.
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  19. Let us hope these are the first of the rest to be able to get out of Azovstal and into Ukrainian help territory. We cannot allow the Russians to highjack this again. What we have here is an effort that is unprecedented in the face of war and something we haven't seen in a very long time and need to be able to make it work for as long as possible. We also need to try and get SOME SUPPLIES to the people still in there as part of the UN vehicles heading near to the plant. Most importantly medicals aid, food and water filters if they can't carry that in. Please help everyone as best we can. The soldiers and people to and that means the wounded need to be able to leave as well. We just need to make sure the Russians will allow this.
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  20. The ISS will not fall, the ISS CAN NOT FALL. We need it to help usher in the next faze of space development that is already in production.
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  21. I sure hope so and we can see it happen. I would give anything to be one of these people.
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  22. Crazy yes… but the ‘craziest’? No, I wouldn’t say that.
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  23. Woooow, now THAT was definitely something. Definitely had it coming though.
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  24. Much really like Elon musk when NASA refused to give him a secondhand rocket, so he just went and decided to make his own. Now he runs the industry and is rubbing it in their faces as being the better and cheaper alternative and rightly so. Turkey is doing the same thing. Just goes to show that American business and bureaucracy does nothing but get in the way of peoples lives and well-being with all the layers it is built up around itself that are obsessed with paperwork and money. The world has had enough and it is time for The knowledge to be dispersed and for everyone to have a try. When you take it out of the hands of the governments, anything is possible and the Ukrainian ingenuity and the abilities of private individuals who are determined to reach a specific goal can outweigh even the biggest of powerful governments. Wish Turkey the best of luck with the drone programs and hope they keep up the ingenuity and iteration testing that spawned them in the first place.
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  25. If Portugal actually has all of this, and seem to be determined like the rest of Europe to never use this stuff, then it is also their obligation to send them to Ukraine RIGHT NOW. They could mean all the difference between life and death for soooo many people.
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  26. Hoping and wishing every day for the survival of the remaining forces in Mariupol. We still don’t know how many are still hanging in there in and around the steelworks and which areas they control, which I guess for now is a good thing really (as if we know then the Russians will too), but I just hope they can do so for as long as possible until the main Ukrainian offensive can begin. We need to SERIOUSLY get help to or airdrop supplies to these chaps ASAP. Something, ANYTHING, need to be arranged. Even if it is risky.
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  27. Huge respect to him for what he did for Ukraine and his sacrifice and my deepest condolences to his family and friends. As a Briton, I am forever soo pround of the people who've volunteered and continue to volunteer to help and even fight in Ukraine for their freedom, and by extension all of ours.
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  28. Yes this was a thankful surprise in the end. When it was originally announced that she wasn’t going there, I just thought it was typical American politics again trying not to upset China, but it looks like we are finally turning point now where we are actually going to stand up for the principles of what is right. Taiwan is its own country, and China is just going to have to get used to that. We are not rolling over unless. NONE OF US.
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  29. Well, for starters, they aren’t lifestyle choices for the vast many of people, it’s who they are inside just like the rest of everybody else in society. It’s genetic coding within the brain. Not just someone suddenly waking up one day and deciding they liked this thing over another thing. I’m straight and even I can see that.
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  30. This really is an incredible moment in history. It’s so sad that it has to be obscured right now in the mind of the general populous with everything else going on right now. This momentous moment in space truly is one of the things happening right now that is the turning point in history. Well done SpaceX
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  31. Now that one was truly the real milestone.
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  32. We really do need to do and use everything we can to get the civilians and soldiers out of Azovstal ASAP. We really are out of time now. NO MORE DELAYS.
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  33. Well I wouldn’t entirely say that. Plenty of nations out there do you want war as well as individuals. For example, we may have no choice to go to war with Russia eventually and most certainly China. So it’s not so much a place that we want to go to war, as much as we need to go to war. We can’t just keep looking the other way and keep trying to come up with a small agreements that you would nothing in these countries and sanctions further doing nothing. War unfortunately is most likely going to have to be the end result, and plenty of rest of them is for a long time, but are politicians and business heads have been trying to put it off for a long long time in the face of profits. It’s just a case now that they have finally realised that The stain glass window has shattered and reality has now slapped them in the face as well.
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  34. In what way though. And for ‘what’. Who knows.
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  35. same here. I’m in the UK and we love self check out. Of course there is always staff on hand if you need help with something like age verification or taking the protective talk of an alcoholic drink or fixing something. But apart from that it’s usually smooth sailing and plenty of us are fine with the idea of going full self check out. I wonder if there is a national divide here. It feels like this news report is a bit too brief really relying on just one store groups opinion without really delving more into it.
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  36. The strength and determination here, it's just unbelievable. With the strength and resolve they've shown, along with the people also of Mariupol, they will most certainly win this. Just watch were you step for your swim on the beach chaps. Haha Slava Ukraine
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  37. Again, a mystery worth solving. I just hope this one doesn’t get pushed under the rug and actually gets an answer.
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  38. Yes this’s definitely going to be good for them.
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  39. Judging from these images I can definitely believe it. It looks really nice there and I might actually go and visit someday soon, in a truly free Ukraine. If any of it needs rebuilding, we will all help to make it happen. Slava Ukraine
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  40. A mobile control centre which also has a microwave oven in the corner. I’m sorry but it really doesn’t seem like it’s a very professional set up. If anything it looks like something even the Russians were flaunt for looking cool but it’s actually quite basic. I do believe that we need to be focusing more on space defence, but the American space force I still feel like it’s a bit of a joke. Sorry chaps, but I really just don’t see much of another way of looking at it. Probably because Trump has tainted it in the first place. I still wish all the best though to the people who work at space force and hope that your objectives are met.
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  41. Absolutely right there.
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  42. More like they don’t want to except it.
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  43. A man died trekking through the valley. The irony is absolutely not lost on me. And hopefully nobody else. The name should literally be a clue, along with the current climate condition that doing such a thing is absolutely ludicrous.
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  44. Truly, this’s an absolutely disaster in the making.
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  45. I have a feeling that this time, much like that Russian cargo ship in the port a few days ago, they fill try and turn any new ships that TRY to get any closer will be turned into raging balls of fire. They aren't willing to let them repeat the same actions again and Ukraine actually has the resolve and the equipment now to do it.
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  46.  @growupjohnny9374  I'm British and we feel the same way. We appreciate these people for what they've chosen to do and respect their decisions through freedom of choise.
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  47. I only hoe that when this is over, many of us from across the world will do the same thing and volunteer to go over to help rebuild to allow to country to rise better than it was before for as many as possible. The fight doesn't stop just when the guns stop firing after all.
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  48. I’m just hoping that even after the strike by the Russians on Kyiv, a deal can still somehow be made with the Russians to allow the civilians and wounded to leave Azovstol in Mariupol. This is extremely critical as time is not on their side.
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  49.  @bigjohnson3381  Wrong group man. Not even living up to the beliefs that were supposed to underpin Communism. Frankly though the same can be said for China.
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  50. The news agencies over in the US need to start doing this again.
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