Comments by "Stephen Hill" (@stephenhill545) on "BBC News" channel.

  1. Weren't you lost in combat?
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  2. The government will define what extremism is. Basically anybody who criticizes the government.
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  3. Did you get that on RT? The car had belorussian number plates, which you forgot to mention.
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  4. An expert on European history are you?
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  5. These comments sections should be closed, and a system of writing letters to the BBC installed. At the moment, comments are being abused by russian bots with bad, bad english, bad taste, but English names.
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  6. Because immigration saves the country money, and provides enough young tax contributors to pay for pensions. There have been serious studies done on this question, by King's College, London for example.
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  7. ​ @BellaCroyda on the contrary, he does. He spends time with historians. Thd question is, will he be judged by eighteenth century or twenty-first century standards. Let's face it, he hasn't done much to advance the causes of climate change, respect for diversity, and mental health, issues which matter to younger people, but if you're an old fashioned colonial imperialist type, he's your man.
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  8. It's the important part for the Chinese economy. It can afford to buy stuff, and so it is China's biggest market.
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  9. What information provided do you think is false?
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  10. ​ @irresistablejewel so how does this "style" differ from the Manchester concert attack?
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  11.  @paulsamson6039  Singapore. Greece. Tobruk. All mass surrenders of the British army. The French defended the perimeter at Dunkirk bravely, allowing the British to flee the continent, and were captured as a result. You should have a bit more respect for other nations. It's unbecoming.
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  12. The question is "why didn't anyone tell the Russians that the age of imperialism finished quite a long time ago?" they don't seem to have noticed thst we have been decoloniding for a century.
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  13.  @lilylove3300  success is wearing down russia's military capacity to such an extent that it won't be able to invade my neighbour 's garden. It will free ukraine too.
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  14. ​ @Lt-Leinad  insulting people anonymously. What could be better, eh?
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  15.  @johnnysgaminglab2126  yes, countries have, like Spain did in the sixteenth century, but I can't imagine Spain doing that now. Russia and Serbia haven't evolved though. Russians have no idea about recycling and green issues, they don't understand human rights, they seem to live in a bygone age. It's actually a bit sad.
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  16. Oppenheimer's nightmare, nuclear weapons in the hands of an isolated deluded dictator.
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  17. I don't recall that stopping hitler.
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  18. They were the backbone of the red army too. Russians not so much.
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  19. Britain is an impregnable island fortress. The last time it was successfully invaded was 959 years ago, and they got lucky.
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  20. Naughty piccies, like Edgar J. Hoover.
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  21.  @swagpussmcg8715  animal farm, nice parody of Stalinism.
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  22. More advanced than China, just less people.
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  23. BS. Putin has no right to tell any country what they can and can't do. If they want to join NATO, that is their right. If I was next door to Putin, I woukd want to have international protection from his aggressive state too.
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  24. ​ @drakker2116 Stalin was born in Georgia, and..
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  25. Yeah, well done guys. We want to play football against you in a free democratic Europe in future years.
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  26.  @happyjonn9242  many Britons worked in Europe, because, guess what, pay and Co ditions were better, and they could escape the stupid class system.
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  27.  @Captain-Buzzsaw  "meddling" true. Now we can throw shit in our rivers with impunity.
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  28.  @BillyBobJoeSnr  it's the worst performing economy in the G20. Source IMF, and that even includes sanction hit russia who are in 19th place.
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  29. Putin said exactly the same thing about Poland in 1939 to Tucker Carlson. No wonder Trump and Putin get on so well.
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  30. No you don't. You would need to be 160 years old, and you're not.
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  31. They cant detect the attack despite warnings, but they can catch everyone involved in 3 hours.
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  32.  @jaspal201  desiring freedom is not naive. It is essential for the security and prosperity of the citizenry.
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  33. ​ @ozrakhan9495 the west has better intelligence services than russia. We did tell stalin the time and day Hitler would invade the ussr. Stalin ignored that warning too.
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  34. How would you fight a bully?
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  35. Yes, aren't dictatorships simply wonderful to live in.
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  36. Fascism, no thank you.
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  37. They will never know. We have independent journalism.
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  38.  natonaziterrorists7031  of course dear.
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  39.  @madwill1000  then you should know that many people in the far east are descended from people forcibly deported there from the west. At least that is so here in kharbarovsk.
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  40. The Ukranians want to turn west. Cope.
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  41. France fought an international coalition and lost Germany fought an intetnational coalition and lost. Russia fought an international coalition and... loading.
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  42. ​ @1984-z6h  a bot.
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  43. The next of kin can view the body at any time here in the UK. Both before and after the postmortem. I double checked this. You could have done gthat too.
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  44. Do you expect sympathy? The god of war doesn't know sympathy? Only retribution.
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  45.  @apex9806  I worked at a school in Germany. They had an exchange going with a school in kaliningrad. They didn't want to go back to Russia. Wonder why?
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  46.  @vmvmvmvm5684  and how did you work that one out? Countries have sovereign internationally recognised borders these days. Its not the middle ages.
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  47. I love the resentment. We must be so cool.
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  48. Has Ephialtes Teump been lying again.
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  49.  @pdadyweikel  I don't know where your from, but you could try joining a party or voting in the primaries. In these ways you can influence the choice of candidates.
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  50. ​ @brandonlance3601  1) NATO got bigger, the NATO border with Russia is 8x longer, Gasprom made a 4 billion loss, Germany is no longer a strategic partner, Russia is now economically dependent on China, Ukraine's national identity is much stronger, Russia is the most sanctioned country in the world, with higj interest rates, high inflation, a weakened currency, and severe labor shortages, including losing a million youbg educated people since 2022..
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