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  1. Absolutely
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  2.  @SherifBender  Exactly. We need to have this information to make sure that the government are actually doing what they’re supposed to. If they don’t confirm this, they might as will be doing nothing. After all, we have seen many reports of weapons that was supposed to have arrived quite awhile ago, but according to tracking on many social media platforms, there has been very little sign of many piece of equipment not making it or even crossing the border.
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  3. Either way we need to continue sending Ukraine better air defences ASAP.
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  4.  @tedcrilly46 It’s actually being done right now for domestic houses and seems to be going quite well.
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  5.  @babblo1389  We better hope they done arrive. This chancellor is bloody useless and I HOPE the government there declares a vote of no confidence and gets someone in to do the job right.
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  6. It’s better than sewer water that gets dumped into the sea that’s for sea. And considering the levels of Tritium, it ‘should indeed’ be diluted fine by the surrounding water. It will be ok. We reeeeally don’t have any other realistic options here people. Just take a breath and honestly think about it.
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  7. They will definitely go on the offensive eventually, it will just be way too down the line when we finally get our act together for all of the necessary weapons to arrive. It could’ve happened so much for earlier if we’d actually just pushed aside bureaucracy and just done it.
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  8.  @lawrencekling8598  Uuuuum, that’s exactly what they are doing. What do you think they are doing all this time. They are desperately burning wood in households and on the front lines to try and stay warm. Unfortunately, this is not exactly an option in the cities. It’s no good when there very little wood available, unless you have it driven in, which cost a lot of money. not to mention the fact that you can’t exactly be burning wood in a flat. Not only could it be bad like setting of fire alarms, but it would also be very ineffective and would be a smoke/choking hazard. Plus, wood is damp in winter. So even if you can’t get wood, not everyone has the option to dry it out. Generators are most needed right now.
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  9. They shall sure give it a go though.😞
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  10. I’m just glad that the evacuation of the wounded has been completed. I just hope this is all of the wounded. The title is total click bait for this video though. There’s a difference between Ukraine ceding control of an area and then simply lowering your offensive work in the area to get injured out. It seems like this has happened on two channels here where they are implying them that they have for some reason or just gotten up and gone when this isn’t the case, purely for a use of drawing more viewers in quickly. I hope that the remaining fighters, now that they have to take care of less rooted and don’t have to ration the resources as much, can now more focus on fighting again. Please stay strong chaps. The whole free world believes in you.🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  11. Such excellent news. Bravo. Been needed for a long time now. Thank you Macron for doing this for our allies Ukraine.
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  12. Considering the number of F-16s available, it makes sense out of the shift of focus on getting them has moved to the US. I mean, Ukrainian pilots are already training in the US on how to operate them along with logistics and maintenance. They’ve been doing this for months now. What’s the point in doing all of that if the US isn’t going to supply them? This is very confusing. We need clarification from Biden on what he said ASAP
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  13.  @Chociewitka  Train sounds like a good idea.
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  14. Yeah, I’m definitely not a fan of massive gas guzzling aircraft, but if they can fill up all the seats, it does make more sense and it will be great to see the A380 up in the air again.
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  15. Exactly. This is insanity. I’m in Britain and the equivalent which should be just over £40,000 is still not at all affordable. Not unless my rich parents paid for it or something, which my current generation could really use right about now. And convincing them to actually give us the money for it is very hard because they with their small minds just want you to get a petrol vehicle and don’t take the risk with an EV or plug-in hybrid .😩😓 We seriously need a lot more 15 to 20K options (outside of BYD and Honda) otherwise nobody outside of this limited bracket of people who can afford such a thing is going to takeoff. This is why we need to be like China and actually subsidise these companies. If our countries are suddenly so against these EVs flooding our markets, then they need to fight back ‘by not just being pathetic and petty’ and giving us BS by trying to block them, but by actually subsidising the European and American companies that are going full EV in the first place. Do that, and the uptake of EV‘s will sore again. If not, then they are basically doing the same thing as Apple increasing the product prices to over 1K or charging 3K for the first augmented reality headset (even if it was basically an alpha test) expecting customers to just get the money out of nowhere as if we’re just pulling it out of the hat.
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  16. Yikes. Didn’t realise it was that bad back then man. Hope after last year it’s now started to damn well change.
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  17. Yep. Hard to really ignore that. It almost looks like an online model render they are so perfectly in with each other.😎👌🏼
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  18.  @ExplosiveSalami Absolutely
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  19. Here here. Totes agree.
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  20. Uhum… we don’t ‘all know that’s mate. Because we don’t all believe that. It will happen IF we do nothing and just sit on our arses. THAT’S WHY WE ALL HAVE TO DO OUR BIT TO HELP. DUR
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  21.  @edwardvalivonis23  IIII get the reference. Niiiice
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  22.  @huzarion3814  Totally
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  23. Yes this needed to be transparent right from the beginning.
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  24.  @cephy8102  Well, America had the same attitude before it joined the fight in WW2 and look how that turned out. Better to do what is right first of rather than doing in only a the laaast possible moment to still have a bit of humility in your selfishness.
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  25. BLIMEY WEEKS!?😱😰 That is definitely a worse case scenario. If it does I can only imagine the size of the backlog of ships before is is freed. Hopefully it won’t be that long, but every day it’s like this is a disaster. Just imagine what it’ll be for the ports that have ships wanting to dock now that don’t want to take the long way round.
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  26. He is wicked. More need to do this.
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  27.  @claude9560  YesBut as they have said, Ukraine also has a huge surplus of people on the ground you are willing to fight, but they can’t on each and everyone of them. Unless someone outside of Ukraine and she has additional clothing, body armour and perhaps a rifle they can bring with them, there’s not much point. Not unless perhaps you are going to be involved in one of the international convoys dropping off food aid or military supplies. Well that’s something we could all be doing. If you can’t send literal armies into Ukraine, but at least we can do an army of people from across the world who are willing to help in other ways for the country to win.
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  28. This is absolutely great news indeed. I hope the UK will be helping with this as well, which I have no doubt. Hope we can collect as many shells and rounds of ammunition as possible to get them into Ukraine ASAP.
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  29. You are definitely right there. I back all these solar energy projects.
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  30. Nothing? “Literally nothing”? You sound like a right bot there. There is always SOMETHING. In fact there are many ways for Ukraine to win. It’s all about though them actually getting what they need, and for other to STOP BEING SELFISH.
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  31. It’s symbolic which is very powerful indeed considering the strategic importance of the island. It would be unwise to keep troops there, especially straight after planting the flag. Ukrainian troops will probably stay on the edge of the island or have headed right back home afterwards, as it’s not safe currently obviously but either side to be there right now. Not unless Ukraine can guarantee it being held with naval vessels around it as well as surface-to-air missiles in plentiful supply. Just like for the rest of the war, planter the thing and scoot. Always keep moving.
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  32. The House of Representatives better bloody well passed this bill. Ukraine critically needs it and there’s no reason for them not to pass it apart from their own evil self interests through their shortsightedness.
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  33. Looks like we’re aaall doing this again now. Let us hope it works while these damn lessons are being learned again.
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  34. Wishing all nations in the end the best of luck and knowledge in the new space race. I just wish my country Britain was actually trying to be involved more beyond low Earth orbit.
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  35. Here here. Same with us in Britain. Sometime old enemies make the best allies. Especially now with everything we’ve all been through and everything we’ve come to know and love about each other in this ‘long peace’.
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  36. I couldn’t agree more. My brother is in the British Army reserves and has been so for many years now and has been a great contributor in his life. I too wish to do this. Been blocked from joining the regular army and Officer training course due to an unfair medical diagnosis but hope to eventually be able to join the reserves in a couple of years after Uni.
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  37. Do you see it now America, do you? Same goes for the rest of the world, and everybody who thinks he can just get off to another safe place for a holiday, or even just to emigrate, thinking the weather will be better somewhere else. Climate change is going to follow you wherever you go. You cannot run away from it. Our only option is to face it head on and try and fight it as best we can, no matter what some people might think I tried to stand in the way of change. I cannot imagine how long it’ll take to even rebuild half of what has been lost in Maui, let alone reforestation efforts. It must be done though.
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  38. Yep, IT’S HAPPENING. IT’S FIIIINALLY HAPPENING. We all knew that this was coming for years now, and it appears things are finally slipping over the edge. For once though this’s a bubble that actually did need to pop sooner rather than later. Hopefully China will start to realise now that its mindless expansion is now no longer profitable
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  39. The last interviewee was right. We need to be prioritising getting leopards to Ukraine along with the Challenger 2s. M1 Abrams tanks are both a logistical nightmare with their high maintenance demands and they also aren’t as advanced as the two former tanks.
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  40. At least we have some good news now.
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  41. I knoooow. It’s reeeally sad and embarrassing for my nation.
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  42. I hear that. I mean, just look at how long it took VW to get it's 'i' series of electric cars out the production door and into the hands of consumers. Even though the cars 'are good', it is very disapointing how they went about it and how long it took.
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  43. I couldn’t agree more. It’s not about being fatigued, but simply the masses becoming too instinctively bored and moving onto something else. That just shows how selfish people are. I have friends who’re sadly the same way and I feel quite ashamed of them for this.
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  44. Well what are the people without homes supposed to do in the meantime??? They need to rebuilt in the first steps NOW, because they have no other choice.
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  45.  @pranjalbivare7667  It’s great that when the lockdown happened Indians actually committed to the lockdown very effectively. This definitely helped to lower the eventual cases and the pollution levels. But just because that happened, doesn’t mean that gives a load of people the right to go out and start celebrating when it’s not over yet otherwise it will all just happen all over again (that includes here in the west as well). Even if it isn’t happening everywhere, with this many people doing it, it’s enough to start small regional outbreaks.
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  46.  Dan S  Too true
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  47.  @calcyiteslashmaster2174  Yeah, it’s such a huge disappointment.
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  48. Sorry remoaners. Ain’t gonna happen. Let’s just get this deal done and over with.
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  49. Absolutely. In any future conflict I hope we can use it as a good opportunity to make the whole of Tibet independent again.
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  50. Yeeeah. He’s deeefinitely enjoying this more than o would’ve EXPECTED for a rather nitrile news channel like this.
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