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  1. Looks like someone finally saw sense. So has the majority of the Senate. Although certainly is disappointing that more of them didn’t vote yes than they did. Those who didn’t choose to vote with the people who were right in this certainly won’t be looked fondly on in history.
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  2. Let’s just hope they actually mean it when they say it. These people need to know who is really in control now.
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  3. Please don’t continue to perpetuate this nonsense. We will be out of lockdown eventually. I know it’s hard for some, but we have to be patient. The British public are the ones who have continued to allow this virus to spread, not the government. They have done the best they can under the type of country we live in. Once the virus is gone, restrictions will be lifted and we will be out of lockdown for real. If you don’t believe otherwise, then I’m afraid you are more lost than the rest of the loonies.
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  4. You must be even more careful no matter what. We can’t risk ourselves being caught out with even more cases and deaths to put strain on the NHS just when things might be starting to recover. We MUST keep this new variant locked down.
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  5. Here here
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  6. Wouldn’t be the worst idea.
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  7. HECK YEAH
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  8. It seems the plane was in quite a spiral though, so who knows. Perhaps some of the crew managed to bail out before potentially being engulfed, let alone the final crash.
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  9.  @seandavis8213  Oh yes. To this day now I still don’t know for sure whether he isn’t in the final fantastic beasts movie because either they wanted to drop him (through their small mindedness) or he wasn’t able to make it due to new scheduling issues. Either way it is a big shame.
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  10. Absolutely. They may have been partial quotes, but they were all 100% from the heart and we should follow suit. Slava Ukraine
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  11. Oh this is awesome. I was beginning to wonder when the president would actually come out with a statement about the prince’s actions in regards to his daughters confinement. They better be something substantial.
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  12. At least there aren’t as many as there were last time, but seriously, these people shouldn’t be gathering like this in such large numbers, even with facemasks on. If you are going to go outside, at least go and do it after the results come in instead of just hanging around and increasing your chances of catching it.
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  13. Oh yes, that’s really appropriate for a climate change summit.
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  14.  @david-cy9dd There was that as well, but there was also another instance of another soldier surrendering a few months before this one.
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  15. The fact that Belarus did this is testament to genuine state terrorism, even borderline a declaration of war in many countries. Quite frankly, if this was 100 years ago, we would be at war by now with several nations around the world for how they have become so cocky that they can do anything and won’t get a rally out of a single western nation.
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  16.  @christarant2538  Here here
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  17. It’s quite crazy. We say the same thing about Britain. The only difference is that even when there are several people who want the lines to keep running, they still went and shut them down anyway in the 60s. One of the worst decisions we have made. Now we are finally starting to repair some of the damage.
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  18.  @Luis-wm5sh  He still did well in that one no doubt. It was probably more the plot.
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  19. Here here
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  20. Thank you soooo much for sharing this experience with the would world. I couldn't agree more with you. I truly hope Johnny is able to finally win this so he can get on with his life and resume acting, if that is his choice.
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  21.  @ArtWarp  IKR. I mean, I'm a Uni student in the UK and even though my course isn't connected directly to film, I have actually met and talked to MANY directors and visual and audio artists working in the US film industry. The industry is much bigger than people for some reason still seem to realise. We're all more interconnected than people think. During even one of my module MS Teams meeting in fact, before the vfx Artist can on the chat, we actually got the FIRST promotional cover for Jurassic World Dominion (newest third film about to come out) before the film cover or any other promotional material had come out to the wider world. It was soooo awesome we couldn't stop screaming about it in the first few seconds of the comments second before he started talking. Point is, in this business, the game of chance and meeting the right people that you might admire is higher than you'd think.
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  22. Actually, they are also now using Storm Shadow missiles supplied by the UK that can go even further. They’ve really helped to make an even greater difference behind the front lines in the war.
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  23. Well climate change will exponentially impact the NHS in the long run and it is already doing so right now. So honestly it makes total sense for NHS doctors to go out and protest and march on the streets as well.
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  24. Honestly, now that Boris is a father and a husband, I feel he is more like a carer now than he was before.
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  25. Oh don’t be ridiculous.
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  26. She is right on the mark here.
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  27. Yeah and those norms need to die out.
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  28.  Adam Jones  Sounds like they need to be taken out as well as China’s dictator leaders.
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  29. This is honestly my first time seeing American dude disenrol work like this actually broadcast the made available on YouTube. It really feels weird. Is it normally don’t like this in the US? This is really alien to us in the UK and feels very uncomfortable. Johnny Depp should not have had to be put through this ridiculous system.
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  30.  @G1NZOU  it is quite interesting. If it is to keep the line going, I guess it makes sense to just have it as the first born.
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  31. The government is genuinely trying the best it can. I believe them on that.
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  32. Definitely an absolute bargain of the modern military age. Can't go wrong.
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  33. In the ships mind: “Well, this is my home now I guess.”
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  34. Absolutely. I only fully realised this when I saw he wasn't going to be in the last Fantastic Beasts film. Of course this isn't just her fault, but Hollywood's fault as well for their willingness to drop anyone at the drop of a hat when they're scared about hitting their image, even if the information given isn't true. I don't know how this is going to be fixed. I think it's made worse by the fact that this whole thing has been recorded and broadcast to us. I mean WHY have we been given all of this? Who on earth does it benefit!?
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  35. @Alexandru Yeah, I think Will Smith is in more trouble in the end than Johnny is going to be thankfully.
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  36.  @zzodysseuszz  Yeah this guy is really missing out on the overall true experience.
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  37. Here here. Truly do feel that in these times it would be great if the samurai were able to come back. It feels like in many ways across the world we could use return to that kind of chivalry.
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  38. It reeally does feel that way. I mean, the way it is all being shown here and with the voice of Johnny, it just feels like the present day setting for a flashback movie to how he started out all the way to the present, and then it ends with him FINALLY WINNING.
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  39.  @flo-dd5sw  That feels both sick, and honest really at the same time. There is something wrong with us.
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  40. Lol, BRILLIANT
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  41. Too true
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  42. Don’t know where you got that mate. I’m a Tory Conservative and I’m very much pro-green energy and protecting our environment in EVERY WAY.
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  43. Weeell, there’re worse ideas.👌🏼😆
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  44.  @brianjones5342  Here here. So far on the British streets over the past two years alone I haven’t seen a single thing worth protesting about ‘at the level to which we have seen it’ except for Extinction Rebellion. These protesters actually stuck to their promises to the public and the police and had the facts and science to back it up.👍🏼 Which is what makes it even more shameful and disappointing that the general British public seemed to act more ‘negatively and verbally’ towards them on the streets in 2019 than they have for some rioters during the BLM and antilockdown protest.😥😢😓
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  45.  @judithorr8762  Both are idiots really. And most the time are some of the same people. Anti-lockdown and hate it when they are being told what to do, even when the requests of them are reasonable.
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  46.  @judithorr8762  Really messed up indeed. It feels like in the west the heat is always directed at the wrong people like the police and the government which is genuinely sometimes just tried to do the best I can under the circumstances (environmental policy unfortunately not being one of them), whilst in Asia there isn’t enough pressure by the public against their oppressive or all controlling governments, military and police forces. We can only hope the people of Myanmar will succeed in their efforts.
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  47.  @judithorr8762  Agreed
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  48.  @salvadorpicasso4448  Well you’re not wrong there. The world is massively over populated and we do need to have a massive culling of a huge number of the worlds population immediately, and seeing as the majority of people would find killing of babies unethical, it makes sense to take the other end of the spectrum. And sure, the virus has helped a bit with that, but on the whole it still hasn’t made any dent long-term whatsoever. And the actual thought that anyone is using the virus or any kind of made up poison vaccine to kill people is beyond ridiculous.
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  49. I very much doubt she’s gonna win this. Thank goodness
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  50. Very appalling and disgustingly dangerous behaviour by this individual. I’m glad the police acted so swiftly and responsibly to stop her and take him away. We cannot allow people like this to get in the way of our country, let alone ruin the coronation which will be one of the most important moments like many in our nations history.
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