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

  1. I’m so glad now it turns out our European neighbours and those in the US truly are actually after all sending power generators and replacement equipment to help restore power needed areas of Ukraine after all. I was really really worried because I hadn’t heard any news about new equipment being sent to help with this for days now. This needs to happen pronto. As much as we can possibly spare.
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  2. I truly hope that by the end of all of this, the majority of the people who are being rounded up and arrested in Russia will still be alright. Whatever that might mean.
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  3. Looks like things are finally shifting now. I think the offensive really has begun. We just need to make sure information is as confidential as possible. If anybody knows anything specific that you feel probably isn’t best spreading, keep it to yourself. not the time to look cool right now flapping info about.
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  4. This’s just one of the many BIG REASONS why we need Ukraine to win this war ASAP.
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  5. That is basically the gist of it. It’s embarrassing for me as an outsider and the rest of us to view America like this and to know a lot of these people originally came from Europe. It feels like all of the idiots and the undesirables just went to America (not far of the truth really) and created the most ugly and undesirable place to be of them all. America may be big, no one is denying that, but it is by in no ways the best. I’m afraid that really is just an American thing and that is it.😞
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  6. Gross important thing he said here, was that we need to make sure we do not ‘normalise’ what is happening in Ukraine. As soon as we normalise it, we start to not put all of our effort into it and start drifting to other things. We must make sure that this does not happen. We need to stay focused and say NOOO MOOORE to Putin. It really is great news about the Soviet era tanks as well. When we say that, we always picture Russian tanks, and there is a possibility that we might be sending the same models over, but we seem to forget that other countries have their own thanks to during that time from all over the world. So who knows what could be arriving in Ukraine soon from countries like Germany, France and the UK. The vast majority of those tanks were rendered obsolete a long time ago and weren’t always kept, but I’m sure altogether we can find enough that are in battle ready condition that can be sent over with a few better modern upgrades. Sounds like they are well on their way so hope we see them being put into action soon enough. Stay strong Ukraine. Your backup is on the way from everywhere and it’s help you to kick even more ass. SLAVA UKRAINE 🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  7. I’m glad you spoke to them so honestly here. I agree with him wholeheartedly. There will definitely be a confrontation with Russia face-to-face eventually with the rest of the NATO allies and we should have a presence in Ukraine already. We are just too scared to make that damn leap through the threat of nukes that I truly don’t believe Putin would use. It would mean the end for him. Both politically and possibly physically. If we are going to do this though, then we at least need to do the next best thing and actually get those bigger military pieces into Ukraine NOW. Stay strong Ukraine. The whole world stands with you.🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  8. I don’t know what we can do at this point. What can we do? Please, somebody, DO SOMETHING.
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  9. Here here. Putin must pay for what he has done.
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  10. Best of luck to all in the counteroffensive. Stay safe, stay strong.
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  11. Here here. It’s Slovakia’s fault here and other nation for not take this LONG TIME to find alternatives.
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  12. Yikes, I’m really surprised that 16 minutes would bother anyone that much considering how endanger the everyday citizen might be. Although I’m in the UK so I guess our crime levels just aren’t that much of a concern.🤨I can completely understand having a gun for hunting though, and I am a supporter of moderate hunting of certain game bread species so long is it for a good purpose like the furs to be reused or the meat, but really not for home defence at all. We just generally have faith in the police here and know that owning a gun and the dangers it can pose to others long-term in its life is not worth the risk versus just trusting that the police will get there in time and that as human individuals, physically, with our own hands and what else we might have at home, we are capable of defending ourselves.
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  13. Thanks for your service man to your country man. All of us in the UK feel just so much safer without guns around and definitely applaud you for your decision not to arm up again. I hope at least others will be inspired in the coming days and weeks to do the same. It definitely isn’t all about changing everybody’s minds. So long as we can change at least one mind that can create a domino affect, it will be worth it.
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  14. I couldn’t agree more. This cannot cease being a constitutional right, not just a state by state right.
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  15. I really do 100% agree. Even though it is very risky, this has got to be one of the best ideas I’ve ever heard of coming from the CIA, or any intelligence agency honestly. I really hope that this advertisement campaign being used to Telegram will work. It’s amazing (and sometimes horrifying) how much stuff you can find on telegram, and this might help with this.
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  16. Oh, I think she realises that now. I can only imagine how many messages she has now received since getting out. She is truly an inspiration for many people to go out there and try and do the same thing. So no pressure I guess. Lol
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  17. Exactly. If it wasn't for this the Oscars this year wouldn't have made to news at all this year.
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  18. Biggest reason probably is due to the fact that they aren’t getting the large-scale long-distance resources they needed in time. They should’ve been given more than thanks along with the fighter jets they actually are trying to use weeks ago rather than new surface-to-air missiles and now armoured personnel carriers over the past week. Of course though there is also the argument that they want the Russians to advance so they will come out of the trenches and defensive positions and be in a state of more vulnerability. Let us hope it is the latter.
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  19. Exactly. Ukraine is the bigger picture here. We can’t be obsessed with our own selfishness.
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  20. Wow. That truuuly is such an amazing number.
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  21.  @allanquinn9135 I sure hope so. We in NATO should’ve gotten more directly involved from the very beginning.
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  22. A muuuch lower yield that most missiles fired from fighter jets really, BUT still very effective and much muuuch cheaper than using a fighter jet for a similar mission.
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  23.  @thenotoriousgryyn342 Yep, Pretty much. This is very confusing right now. It’s hard to know really know how to feel about the Wagner group, or at least its leader. I mean, if he was given everything he needed from Putin, then most likely they would still be on very good terms, but considering this and other developments right now, it seems like they are becoming enemies. So in the end, it seems like this man could be of some help to Ukraine, if he is willing to perhaps switch sides. But at the same time, the Wagner group is one that is probably guilty of many war crimes itself and he has done many terrible things. So in the end, it might just be best that he surrenders to Ukraine, and then gives them all of his supplies and information he has, in exchange for a shortened prison sentence.
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  24. Exactly. What absolute BS. Even if somehow a nuke did manage to explode in space and take one of the satellites, there is no possibility of a shockwave, except for perhaps a partial heatwave travelling through space, so it wouldn’t take out any of the other satellites. If a nuclear bomb did destroy one of the satellites, it would vaporise more likely, so there would be no debris floating through space to knock into other satellites. So what he is saying here is absolute nonsense.
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  25. Thank you so much for posting this message to us. I am in the UK and I hope that my country will be sending more weapons once manufacturing is completed very soon on more ATGMs and more vehicles. Same from the rest of our neighbours. We are seeing the footage from so many sources and we can see you guys are doing an amazing job and such impossible conditions. Please please stay safe and keep moving. The whole world is rooting for you chaps so please stay alive. Slava Ukraine
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  26. Yeah these orc bots are just pathetic. Not even original.
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  27. Absolutely. I want to hear a lot more about that. We are doing the same thing in the UK now, but we are doing it at a much faster rate. Want to hear about both the reasons why it is good and the probable problems they could have with it in terms of making them actually places people want to live in. On top of making sure they are actually affordable and they don’t just simply try and make them expensive homes to try and get back the money they’ve had to do invest in the conversions and the many months of no office tenants.
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  28. We cannot turn our backs and walk away from Ukraine. We need to keep our politicians on focus.
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  29. I want to see this really does make no sense. I very much doubt Ukraine would ever do a false flag operation, and they’ve been extremely careful with firing their missiles to attack Russian targets or intercept incoming missiles from the Russians thus far, so for one of them is was to ever malfunction and head into Poland feels quite unlikely if not insane. I honestly feel like this might more likely be either huge bit of bad intelligence on the US side, or someone is trying to blame Ukraine to try and cower out of having to respond to Russia’s aggression here and has some sort of insight plan. In other words, it’s all a lie in order to pin it on someone else and not having to respond at all against Russia, when logically at the very minimum Article 4 needs to be activated.
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  30. God damn it that is horrible.
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  31. Definitely. All it takes is a small amount of piercing through the line of thick landmines, and then they can start pushing it outwards from those points to allow even more troops and equipment through. Wishing them all the best. The big point, apart from obviously reclaiming Crimea, will be to see Ukrainian forces setting foot and eventually taking back Mariupol and Azovstal.
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  32. Hope they say safe and we need to back these kinda of groups combatting fake news in every way possible.
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  33.  @pureounce.9184  Here here. We really don’t need them here in the UK and if the US would just decrease their firearms, especially among those who don’t even need them in the slightest in the first place, then haps we could persuade the general populous to disarm as well.
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  34.  @emort6  If America was a civilised country like many others then they really wouldn’t even need as many police as were already around the capital building to begin with. But yes, when you hold it up to the level of violence in America, they probably really did need more police officers even before it started.
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  35.  @hemantapegu1053  Yes, but unlike Russia, they are actually hitting the RIGHT TARGETS and only hitting those inportant to the war over civilians.
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  36. Rightly so. If they can just stop the oil flowing, then there can’t be any refinement and shipment to these countries in the first place. Stopping the full ships at sea with the environmental damage possible is just too dangerous.
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  37. Absolutely right. Occupation is not peace.
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  38. As a British person it absolutely twists my stomach.
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  39. Yeah, and a pathetic one at this point at that.
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  40.  @ignoreamos1 Ok that makes a lot more sense really. He must’ve known just how much damage it was gonna cause and send a message, rather than just go and kill a bunch of passing people.
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  41. Yeah that was gooood. except that’s a cheetah. Lol
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  42. Glad many of these chaps managed to make it back over the border safe and sound. Wishing the best of luck to them.
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  43.  @eh1702  They are truly absolute legends. Saw a BBC documentary last month they exclusively produced following the workers as they keep the power plants going and the electricity flowing throughout the country, repairing it again and again as it goes, and getting more skilled at it each time, along with the foreign aid they have received from across the world to patch it up and improve it in areas to be more like the rest of some parts of Europe and even Japan. Wishing them ever further success.
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  44. Tell me about it. I really wanted to go over and help in anyway I could but life back here in the UK had other plans and prevented me from being able to do volunteer work in anyway I wanted. Still want to see if I can help here in any way possible.
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  45. That is very true indeed. If only Russia would learn the same thing.
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  46. God these Russian commanders and generals in one way or another are just dropping off like flies. Seems like Russia is doing half the job for us.
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  47. Totally with you there. It feels really hard to see many over in America that actually are willing to learn from their mistakes and change their mind. Usually with age comes wisdom but that isn’t always the case with many people as people can just become more and more stubborn with age.
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  48. Yeah most likely it already has long since been destroyed if they have now given it to the news. Every piece of information is a tactical advantage whether it’s big or small so very likely they have taken it out. The question is whether they did it at the point that a bunch of vehicles were bottlenecked trying to get over or were they just wanted to get it out of the way and done.
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  49. Yes you can definitely start to see it here now. They’re moving more and more like our coalition forces.👌🏼
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  50. Yeah that is a preeetty good line I have to admit.
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