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

  1. Imagine having to talk to Kay Burley🤮
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  2. If they are confident of the facts, they can put their case before the court. The defense minister called the residents of Gaza "human animals".
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  3. Mandelson talks a lot of sense, without the hyperbole.
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  4. We should be out on the streets showing our support for our nurses.
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  5. She is a Tory.
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  6. Ruth Davies shouldn't be a Tory. The party has left people like her behind in its never-ending lurch to the right.
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  7. We're not a presidential democracy, so that is actually okay. The problem is that he is limiting the right to protest and scapegoating migrants. The nice thing is that his party is going to lose the election big time, ending his disastrous tenure.
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  8. Good, we need people from the real world with a bit of empathy.
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  9. Played by a Ukranian regiment.
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  10. He supported Truss.
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  11. Because they are not bankers and hedge fund managers, the people the government represents. The PM was one.
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  12. They can go to court and prove their innocence. That's how the legal system works.
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  13. Straight into the customs union, please. Turkey is in the customs union. Enough of this self-harm. Time to live in the real world again.
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  14. Another banana republic.
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  15.  @johnrussell3961  she's just repaying her backers for tje crown they put on her head.
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  16. Good that she said the 13,000 figure. They need to go. It's not taxing peole, it's the lies.
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  17. It will be a great moment for the US when Kamala becomes the first female person of color to grace the Oval office, a proud moment in our history as a nation.
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  18. ​ @amalia_ag The power of the human spirit and the sheer courage The best of us.
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  19. I studied industrial relations at university with a former personnel manager from the leyland plant. He was very critical of the insensitivity of the line managers there. Mostly public school he said.
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  20. Their army was a mullticultural one. They mostly fought for the promise of a better country, a deal was made to give the working classes sometjing to fight for, the welfare state,NHS etc. People were more class conscious back then, and they didn't like Churchill very much. .
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  21. Ukraine was 20% of the soviet population. How could it not have a right to 20% of its weaponry? I assume Ukranian taxpayers had helped pay for them.
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  22. Trolls are quick off the mark today. The opportunity to express their "opinion" must be very motivating.
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  23. But it is defending Europe from a tyrant, which is actually rather important.
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  24. Have they asked for a no fly zone over Kursk yet?
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  25. Somehow, we have to get away from blaming migrants for our ills. It's plain wrong, and unkind.
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  26. Your version of Britain, not the liberally minded majority.
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  27. Spain will win 3:0.
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  28. With little swastilkas on them.
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  29. He has backbone, unlike Scholz, who one can only feel utter contempt for
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  30. He is formidable. It was a mistake to try to make him look bad. He should've congratulated him. The reporter had no class.
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  31. He betted against the country during the financial crisis. Why would anybody think he cares about it?
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  32. ​ @xyzaero that's not true. It suffered economically under Bolshevism, but it's doing well now.
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  33. The nurses and railway staff are the public.
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  34.  @mogznwaz  has their pay been cut by 20% in the last ten years, or is the lady lying?
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  35. Moral clarity, a relief to hear in these days of moral relativism a la Nieche.
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  36. Of course the government will have to raise revenue. Otherwise, our public services will decline further, which would not be good.
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  37. ​ @MaxArthey  They have, leaving the hard right to fight over the carcus.
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  38. If our ancestors did not dare to dream, we would never have become a democracy. It took a lot of brave people from the past to be where we are today, millions of courageous acts.
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  39. Yes, tax is 38%, the highest since 1956.
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  40. Soviet architecture and sovietstyle oppression coming to your beautiful country soon.
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  41. Sadly, putin knows that attacking his neighbours always makes him more popular. What dies that say about russian's?
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  42. ​ @Blanka1100 I like your FM. He has a spine.
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  43. He can't use a cash card.
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  44. He's not Putin. He doesn't decide everything. The NEC does that.
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  45. They can afford huge waiting lists. The British people are fools for accepting it.
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  46. They won't get the chance to impose austerity a second time.
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  47. Mr. Lynch will be vilified, but he's too good, and his cause is too just, to look bad on the media rounds. Can someone please tell grant schnapps to stop lying. It isn't cool.
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  48. He wants to inspire people to hope.
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  49. He's bullying her.
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  50. To show the futility of it all, in the hope that there are some wise heads left.
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  51. Doubt it. Most of them are as callous as him.
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  52. More than that. They will lift sanctions.
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  53. The media is complicit in Putin's scare tactics. Russia depends on China, and China wants to develop, not be wiped out in a nuclear war. There is zero chance of this happening.
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  54. Not a crime, but the govt needs revenue for our public services.
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  55. Bots here again.
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  56. Having seen the admiral kuznetzov, i doubt he will get to london.
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  57. ​ @robertcreighton4635  he left at 12 noon to give a TV interview.
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  58. Super. Reality is back.
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  59. Why is it a trap?
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  60. Tolerance and inclusiveness isn't your thing then.
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  61. ​ @karlwilke no.
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  62. ​ @oshanegriffiths8972  china doesn't agree. Relax.
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  63. Remind me. How much is Farage's EU pension again?
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  64. Abdolutely.
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  65. Labour isn't a socialist party, it's always been social democratic, despite what clause 4 used to say.
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  66. She was elected.
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  67. ​ @Heimdadream96 they are going to get a big shock soon.
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  68. ​ @outerlands936 5% of our defense budget. Not a fortune for a country with a national snnual budget of 1 tr. Pounds, even after Trussonomics and Brexit.
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  69. Poles are amazing❤ from me in Britain.
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  70. There is no such thing as a super majority. Governments need a working majority. A majority of 50 ia very comfortable. 80 was big.
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  71.  @Justlookin958  and whose fault is that, the nurses for being angry about years of paycuts, or the government for cutting their pay year on year?
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  72. We shall have a Rushi on a little dishy when the vote comes in.
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  73. 66 seats😂😂😂
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  74. It was 13,000, if done like this calculation.
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  75. Sunak the Scholzesque technocrat bead counter isn't made for such momentous times.
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  76. We are prepared to make sacrifices to help ukraine. We know how it feels to be alone against a bigger military, and not given much chance of survival, but we held on, and our friends helped us. We will do the same for ukraine. We are a stoic people, and we value freedom and democracy. Ukrainians too. Slava Ukrainya.
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  77. It may be beyond that now. Trump has stopped funding to his departments handling Russian cyber warfare and Russian online disinformation. If Trump isn't a KGB asset, he is doing a very good impression of one.
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  78. It isn't. It's private. It's not very good either, except for Michael Clarke, who isn't one of their journos.
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  79. Charles does not rule us. He suts there and waves a bit.
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  80. News International, murdoch, I think.
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  81. They suffered terribly. One in six civilians died in WW2, and then they became the poorest country in Europe under a puppet communist military leadership, which ruled them for 43 years.
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  82. ​ @mitchyoung93 you mean 500 years ago?
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  83. Glaswegians are the best people on this island. Only had good experiences in Glasgow, friendliest folk in Britain.
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  84. They are banking on the anti-union prejudices in our society making them more popular, so they have no interest in the industrial strife ending. They may be right.
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  85. The markets knew leave had won because the pound collapsed, and in 2015 they expected a Tory minority govt. He's still lieing now.
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  86. There already is a war. No appeasement this time. Letting hitler and stalin bully, attack, invade and wipe out small countries was a mistake we won't make twice.
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  87. An old school shires Tory doesn't understand modern Britain.
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  88. Tories trying to suppress the vote. Don't let them.
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  89. Starmer's done a good job getting Labour ready for government. This guy will lose his seat too.
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  90. Of course there isn't. Putin thinks it's fine to enslave free countries, and we disagree.
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  91.  @richard-gn3es  why? Russia invaded Ukraine to steal its territory. It would be morally wrong to not help this young democracy survive a despot's attacks.
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  92. They care, that NATO blocks their western expansion into their old imperial territories inside Europe. It must be very fustrating for them.
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  93. The far-right is doing well everywhere at the moment. Putin in Russia, Orban in Hungary, Farage in the UK perhaps.
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  94. Thurangia was a very national socialist place back in the day. As now, it was rural and a bit behind the times.
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  95. International law, article 52 UN charter, allows states to receive military support when invaded by another country. Russia can respond as it wishes, but Britain is acting within international law.
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  96. ​ @romanarri8374 cold today, is it?
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  97. Scaremongers. 😮
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  98. They never say kier or angela
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  99. She can't relate to normal people. She has been separated from them, deliberately, since birth to ensure that sympathy cannot occur. The public school system was designed to create imperial administrators without compassion, now they only have us to bludgeon.
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  100. She's a simple creature, which in this situation isn't such a bad thing. It needs a simple response; arm the heroes.
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  101. It was the Russian imperial name, from 1795 to 1917 when Ukraine was part of the Russian Tsarist Empire.
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  102. ​ @eng3d yes, dearie
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  103. Climate change is a bigger problem than short-term price fluctuations in the energy field, awful as they are.
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  104. Atlee beat him. It was a landslide.
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  105. Or defending an ally of course.
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  106.  @johnadam2885  so arrogant. So little respect for human beings, not even their own citizens care about their 30,000 dead soldiers.
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  107.  @no1mongrel  St petersburg I guess, since our nuclear missile armed subs will be in the area.
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  108. He will. In 3 weeks.
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  109. Public school people don't like trade unions. They think the oiks should do what they're told.
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  110. ​ @sueburgess847 it doesn't excuse her racism.
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  111. Liz Truss and the tories are so awful but putin is so much worse. They facilitate food banks, he facilitates world famine
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  112. Lie and deny. Boris Johnson, Richi Sunak, no difference.
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  113. Social media gives them the chance to mouth off anonymously.
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  114. Some people have other concerns, strange as that might seem to yourself.
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  115. Democracy is messy. But it sure as hell beats the altwrnative.
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  116. Yes, our public srvices rely on a functional economy.
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  117. He is very right-wing himself, and very anti-immigration. He has to be to be trusted by the Tories that he's one of them, like Bravermann, Patel and Badenoch. It's not a coincidence. They're lying of course, because they are basically saying that they do t think their parents had the right to immigrate to Britain.
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  118. No, she didn't question him on the cost of Tory spending pledges like national service. The IFS says the Tory manifesto isn't properly costed, and the fact that taxes sre higher at any time since 1956, and shd coild havexasked him about where the money for test and trace went, why Tory donors and MPs were given covid contracts. Plenty to ask.
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  119. Napoleon ate the same rations as his soldiers. MPs should take the same payrises as other public sector workers. If they did, I could respect her, but I can't.
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  120. Hitler said he would be content with the Czech Sudetenland. One year later he and his soviet buddies invaded Poland.
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  121. ​ @phitsf5475 for nothing.
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  122. Steady ship??? A ship of stealing fools.
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  123. Substantive questioning required.
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  124. That's not English though.. hmm.
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  125. The Russians will pocket new demands, then start again. Trump is either bought or stupid.
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  126. His level of support is unbelievable. Millions of people would vote for such a person.
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  127. Nobody can even
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  128. Thd questioning was duplicitous. She knows why he did it. I wanted to hear about his policies. He won the fight for control of the Labour party. That's old news.
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  129. Good that fans of totalitarian regimes like China don't get to vote in the UK.
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  130. They support putin the neofascist demagogue, so I hope not.
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  131. She's a Tory, works for Murdoch. He's being allowed to spread fear at will.
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  132.  @McYeroc  russian's... So dumb.
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  133.  @BBee-e8b  the bear needs more than poking, it needs putting back in its cage. It can play with its central Asian friends instead.
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  134. Sanctions old boy, lifting sanctions. Then they can start again.
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  135. They will ask themselves, does it help us to rebuild our lost European empire or not?
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  136. ​ @MegaJordan691  only Europe wasn't Russia's enemy. Putin chose that.
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  137. ​ @thewho5786 it will depopulate 2 countries.
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  138. Winchester public school head boy.
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  139. How much is Farage's EU pension again?
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  140. That's not actually true, and if it were, it was the consequence of a kremlin backed insurrection aimed at destabilising EU and NATO bound Ukraine. This is an English website, and your poor English is not wanted here.
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  141. "concerns"? Sorry, but I don't actually recall NATO ever attacking Russia. I was as if they were developing normal trade ties, and then.. Boom!
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  142. Democracy isn"t a deferential creed.
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  143. And from the UK.
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  144. Her voice. She's trying to sound posh with a Leeds accent, and the Leeds accent is very pleasing to the ear.
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  145. Half of the Brexit voters didn't want young people to be able to work and study abroad. It's called jealousy.
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  146. And 700,000 non white Christians have entered the country since all those awful white Christian Europeans stopped coming
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  147.  @derekc6445  what is a British race?
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  148. He won. He got the most votes. Its called first past the post. Prefer PR myself, but according to the rules, he won fair and square.
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  149. He's not a toff.
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  150. He lied about partygate.
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  151. Took 4 years to bite in world war 1.
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  152. No. Shoppers died.
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  153. His "job" was online get rich quick schemes.
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  154. Kinnock had the same problem. He moved the party to the centre, but he had campaigned for Foot. Blair and Smith didn't have the baggage. Starmer will, however, win, because the Tories are so terrible, but without trust.
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  155. From Ukraine, really,?
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  156. Dictators tend to hang around a long time.
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  157. No questions about the effect of Brexit on their fishing industry. I hear they lost access to Norwegian waters.
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  158. Prove your belief.
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  159. No, I wonder if he was set up.
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  160. I thought they believed in the power of the free market, not trying to distort the market by interference?
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  161. Sunak said there were 27, which he added up the cost of.
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  162. The russian govt makes truss look like a paragon of virtue, and that takes a lot of doing.
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  163. Why has it expanded? Because russia wants to expand by enslaving its neighbours. If Russia was a normal country, nobody would bother.
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  164. Maybe Google maps changed world geography again.​ @reecereed8131 
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  165. They're trying to let her walk out with her dignity intact. What she said about travellers is unforgivable.
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  166. Thatchers back! Just when we need government intervention.
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  167. I doubt they understand. They nearly all went to public school, and those that didn't have to try double hard to close their hearts to be accepted.
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  168. Except the native value system is liberal.​ @neilw.3012 
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  169. The King stayed, and he is suffering from cancer.
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  170. Yeah. Abbot should have retired, if she cared about the country.
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  171. Be grateful it's not a piece of shrapnel in the head and quit moaning. Slava Ukrainya!
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  172. Luckily he was crap.
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  173. They have majoritive democracy. If coalitions get more than 50% support they can form a government democratically.
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  174. ​ @johnwoods7650 FPTP is a terrible system. The only other country jn Europe which has it is Russia.
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  175. ​ @karoltakisobie6638 you need to find a coalition partner. The AfD didn't get majority support.
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  176. These interviews normally start. Congragulations on...
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  177.  @dazblack1273  by giving rich people a big tax break, do continue.
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  178. Food banks. When I left Britain in the 90s they were unheard of, and now they are accepted as normal. Words fail me.
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  179. Not a good answer, could have just said the manifesto was democratically agreed.
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  180. Reform isn't a party. It's a limited company.
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  181. That is masochism.
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  182. We do have them too clever boy.
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  183. My bet is that Trump lifts sanctions, Russia accepts the ceasefire, Russia lets the ceasefire run out, Russia resumes the war.
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  184. They will let it run out, having bagged more concessions for accepting it.
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  185. ​​ @elbibwen3019 Russia didnt exist until 1721, when peter I renamed Muscovy. Rus(pronounced Roos) was a medieval state founded by Swedish traders. It survived until the thirteenth century in Galicia, which I guess is why the culture and language of Ukraine is western orientated, while yours is mongoloid. Aint it great to be educated.
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  186. Is Eileen a case of Russian electoral interference? She has made 2 comments in 8 years.
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  187. They are still allowed to protest. Lucky them.
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  188. The NEC should meet and vote on it immediately.
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  189. Factionalism; horrible. The Tories are the enemy. The wings of the party are rivals.
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  190. Let her stand, and tell her to work for a Labour victory.
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  191. It doesn't take a lot of imagination to realise how that war was reported in the old Soviet Union, although russian's I know assure me the media was more bakanced in Russia then than now.
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  192. Did they fire back? Quelle surprise!
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  193. Nobody's listening. The lies, corruption, and sheer incompetence have made us deaf to these chancers.
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  194. Wait and see what Trump gives them for just agreeing to a short ceasefire. Expect sanctions to be lifted. The US blocked tightening controls on Russia's shadow fleet at the latest G7 meeting.
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  195. There is no point. Putin will only stop the fighting when he can steal ukranian territory. . So the only option is to stop him stealing it. Its rather simple.
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  196. Wrong administration. That was the Blair government.
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  197. A Murdoch babe.
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  198. Rayner's working class, Starmer too. He did very well for himself.
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  199. Because the press would start calling him a Marxist.
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  200. He was set up by someone at sky who doesn't like him very much. George eats inexperienced reporters for breakfast.
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  201. Oswald Moseley never achieved that. To think, my grandparents fought fascism.
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  202. Deeply patriotic😂😂😂😂
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  203. He's stopping it for the pensioners who can afford to pay for their own heating costs.
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  204. Realtime fact checkers needed.
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  205. The moderates have already been shut down, remember Gaunt, Grieve etc. There isn't really much difference between them now.
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  206. A stupid argument over Europe. Spot on.
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  207. An energy policy reducing energy dependence. Perfectly doable with enough political will, and public ownership of course. France has shown how important that is.
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  208. The plan 😮
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  209. Sick.
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  210. The cynicism he spoke of is alive and well.
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  211. No, he isn't. He doesn't have an ounce of respect for the sacrifices of our allies either. To think our brave lads who assaulted sword beach fought with french marines, and he snubbed them all.
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  212. Privately educated City bankers like Nigel generally are.
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  213. They should have brought forward the NEC meeting. They don't need this. Sunak can't beat them. Only they can do that.
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  214. History will see this war as the death knell of imperialism.
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  215. Putin wouldn't like Sunak. The good old ethno-nationalist that he is.
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  216.  @wamnicho  nuclear weapons aren't usable. Everyone dies.
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  217. They have more than drifted to the right, they have expelled the moderates from the Parliamentary party; Hammond, Gaunt, Clarke, Grieve etc.
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  218. I'm sure BA systems have some expertise.
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  219. Mercer doesn't care about veterans either. He's good at virtue signalling though, unlike Sunak. Sunak was so deeply concerned, he mocked an unemployed GP next day.
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  220. Infrastructure intensive, like the railway industry, because it is actually our infrastructure. Very stupid putting it in the hands of private companies, whose modus operendi is the profit principle not providing the best possible infrastructure for our economy.
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  221. his public school sense of supetiority protects him from realising that he got skinned. It truly never occured to him.
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  222. Journalists at this level are predominantly public school boffs, even kirsty warke, which surprised me for some reason.
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  223. Whoever wins will have to raise taxes. There is a 28 billion hole in the public finances(IFS). Labour have ringfenced some taxes. I hope that answers your question.
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  224. Tories raised it by 13,000. That is a fact.
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  225. Thd far right are coming for the conservatives now. Whoopee!
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  226. So the leadership of the Bank of England, did they get fat bonuses for their failure, paycuts maybe, or...?
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  227. By a certain far right rabble rouser who ran on an anti-minorities platform, from Austria..
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  228. She's a useful idiot, yes. What better.
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  229. He could've started by saying "Congragulations on your fantastic win Mr. Galloway, how does it feel to be Rochdales new MP? "He didn't.
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