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

  1. Well done guys. Keep up the good fight. You are doing an awesome job. It really does seem like everybody about my age and below are really leading in helping the world turnover new leaf now. The previous generation had a chances and failed. Glad to see that the Internet has indeed been restored. They definitely couldn’t have kept that particular blackout for long.
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  2. Based on what I’ve seen here, I think I too would like to support the people of Last Generation. I already support the people of Just Stop Oil in there efforts as best they can, even in the face of many overtly aggressive members of the public, so it makes sense to support this German group as well really.
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  3. This is definitely gonna usher in a great new age in science.👌🏼
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  4. If the German Chancellor is indeed going to be heading to Kyiv by the end of June, he is going to have to accept the fact he is not going to be the most welcome out of all the world leaders. While he is there he is going to have accept the fact that he is going to get a bit of a telling off from a lot of people and we can only hope that after the visit he will see a bit more of the light and actually fast track weapons and protective equipment to Ukraine ASAP.
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  5. The fact that Russia is still able to be here AT ALL is why the UN needs to be dissolved.
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  6. Agreed. Don’t just ignore people’s concerns because they’re not always your own. One day they could be.
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  7. Exactly. It’s our own countries fault across the board not Ukraine’s. We’ve been sitting on our hands AGAAAIN this whole time with actually increasing manufacturing and giving them what we already have to give.
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  8. Overall this's really reeeally great news. Glad to see we're all going to be increasing our military spending again. The UK has been doing better recently for our Royal Navy but the army has been a shambles in terms of it's sizes and expenditure and sacrifices it's had to make for the whole Woke PC culture but hopefully this'll spell the end for that. And now it seems our European allies will be following suit and rebuilding again. I only hope it isn't too late or that we'll have to use them eventually if worst come to worst.
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  9. An incredible Prince, and incredible man, who gave soo much to soo many people across the world. He will be dearly missed by the vast majority of us all.
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  10. That was a pretty good report really.
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  11. Agreed. If Finland does make this move then it could massively help to support Ukraine. Both militarily as well as in the morale of the Ukrainian people.
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  12. Here here. We need to standardise as much equipment as possible, but have multiple countries across Europe, making the same equipment to help with development as well as keeping the costs down rather than all coming from just one supplier that can monopolise it.
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  13. How. In tanks forever? Sorry, but it had to go eventually. After all they can’t just keep expanding tank numbers forever and taking away land.
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  14.  @Seoulhawk01  This is why frankly I will happily buy a BYD vehicle now. I know it’s risky, but frankly it feels like the only practical option I have lined up for me right now. I just don’t give a damn anymore. If our governments don’t want us to do it, then they need to subsidise their companies as well FFS, otherwise they are just being clearly petty. Nothing else.
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  15. HERE HERE. Germany could actually get ahead of this for once, IF they actually allow it NOW. Either way, Britain will be sending its Challenger 2 tanks.😁 This has been a loooong time coming. Let’s all get this done, TOGETHER.
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  16.  @DemPilafian Here here
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  17. Exactly. Definitely doesn’t feel like the right wording.
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  18. Only for now. This is a much cheaper flight now than anything that would’ve had to be funded by the US tax payer for a NASA launch and spacewalk. SpaceX is changing the game here, one step at a time.
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  19. Heck yeah. Screw the uneducated haters.
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  20. Yep, ESPECIALLY when you also add in the British Challenger 2s. Those are deeeefinitely going to be heading there now, no matter what happens with our neighbours.
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  21. We wish for all of you in Myanmar a strong victory against your old oppressors. We may not be militarily involved yet, but we will do our best to help you in any way we can on our end. Best of luck from the UK.
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  22. Totally agree with the UK and EU governments decision to ban all flights to Belarus. Indeed, this must not change until the country’s code turns ‘democratic’.
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  23. Yeah they don’t even look the same in basically anyway. It’s just basically the same name with the same company.They will definitely have to put them through their paces and see how any possible reasonable upgrades will make them compare to tanks such as the T72. After that, they will know whether it’s worth sending them to the front lines or whether it’s best to keep them in the rear and allow this to send more of the advanced tanks to the front lines to push through the Russian defences
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  24. Well, I mean, it does work soooo.
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  25. Yes the Abram tank would be a baaad decision both in logistics and it’s functionality in a European battlefield. Best to definitely stick to Challies and Leopards.
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  26. Exactly. It feels like bloody nonsense considering the growing demand here in Europe and the rest of the world. We NEEEED cheaper EVs, and China seems to be the only country doing this. I hate the CCP, but for the environmental long term benefits and user experience I am willing to the make a possible exception here.
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  27.  @jayo3074 It’s in Africa! It usually happens.
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  28.  @dexter6205  Dude where did you get that number? The number is approximately 100 per day, not 1000 per day. Think you’re getting your numbers mixed up.
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  29. Yeah he definitely deserved more time. He knew his stuff and told it concisely.
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  30. I agree. It should be by a certain majority, not all.
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  31.  Wo Laiye  I’m pretty sure that even if it is true that she was involved, it is a very different situation. And ethnic minority, versus an entire country’s freedom and falling down the plug hole. They are both terrible but also at the same time not worth comparison.
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  32. Yep. That’d be me right there. Someone throw something at that guy.
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  33.  @ElMeroKikoPapá  Not if they making bad decisions. We're all Humans after all. There is a limit to how much you can tolerate. Governments close to the one in MALI are the limit.
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  34.  @ABanRocks  Its strategic location is what makes it so valuable. It is always been that way for hundreds of years.
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  35. Here here.👍🏼 China and the CCP are not one-in-the-same. We are aware of this and hold ‘no ill will’ against the everyday Chinese people themselves. Just the politicians and the cogs in the machine.
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  36.  @teckmenglee8060  not really. Leopard 2 tanks and Challenger 2 tanks are much more superior to Russian tanks and will hugely dominate on the front lines.
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  37.  @alantorres2256  It means it’s time to take the fight to the bully rather than being cowards and trying to avoid them in fear of getting hurt. Basically, we need to take the flight to Russia’s leaders to put them down once and for all. This is a fight that has literally been 100 years in the making. Many knew it at the end of World War II, but we didn’t want to face it because it was easier to look away to end the war then. Now, even after the collapse of the Soviet Union, we are still facing that same enemy underneath. It never went away, it simply changed its face. It’s time to do this NOW. WE ARE OUT OF TIME TO BE COWARDS.
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  38. Don't mention it. Stay safe.
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  39. Here here
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  40. It is rather weird.
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  41. Very shocking to say the least. Very disappointed in Slovakia for voting in a person like this. I would’ve thought they would’ve learned better, especially considering how much support both publicly and from the government has been going to Ukraine. No negotiation with Russia. It must be defeated.
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  42. You make a very good point here.
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  43. Truly disappointing indeed. I really thought Japan now was ready for this change. Japan, you NEED to kick your old gens out of power. They stiiill do not seem to realise what century they’re in now and that their people are BEGGING to allow changes to happen. The old generation is stopping your country from arriving in the TRUE 21st century, and LGBTQ rights is one of them.
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  44. You would think. Especially with the kind of good people who’ve made this film in the first place.
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  45. Am I the only one who is scared that this actually might have been a Missile? I damn well hope not because it feels suspiciously like that is what it is adding up to.😰🤨
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  46. Oh I’m totally with you there. They know what’s at stake. Which is ironic, considering what Germany went through at the end of WW2. Poland could still be doing A LOT MORE. I.e. fighter jets, but they’re still doing so much more than some others.
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  47. Well, that’s one of the points about 3D printing buildings in the first place. With increased numbers will lower the prices.
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  48. Which is of course a very smart move in the end. THIS NEEDS TO BE DONE.
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  49. @@happyrh3122With the level of contamination in this water, it IS cleaning than sewer water.
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  50. Hahahaaa. Sorry losers, your government wins out on this one and rightly so. It needed to go ahead ages ago and it is about time it came into line with other western countries. It only makes sense with peoples life expectancy is in quality of life going out. Besides, it’s only increasing by two years. Other countries still have it higher than that. Glad they didn’t let these (in some places and instances barbaric) over-the-top protests, get in the way of this necessity.
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