Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "WION" channel.

  1. Splits and dissolution within a Communist party to make a change for the better is always a promising sign. Don't forget that. Nepal is in a whole lot of trouble, economically, poverty-wise and socially, due to its communist leanings. Hoping for the better.
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  2. Creating lab copies of nutritional food through genetic engineering/editing will probably become the norm. Maintaining the healthy and nutritional parts is likely something that can be done, otherwise it wouldn't be seen as a valid alternative. I haven't heard that the nutrition would dissolve completely through these processes.
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  3. Pakistan sent fighters and financial aid in the late 80s/early 90s to the Taliban in Afghanistan so a regime favorably to Pakistan would be installed there. These sort of operations and turning the other cheek to radical Islamists has resulted in a ton of backlash. Pakistan should've thought twice prior to indulging in these activities.
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  4. Good, this is a long time coming. We want security and stability in Hong Kong, not lawless anarchy where the police is shamed, where innocent residents are attacked, and where every building is burned down or vandalized. The same should apply to BLM in USA. The support for these movements is completely irrational and indefensible.
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  5. The lifestyle by many and the interests by the average person are responsible for the type of consumer-based society and mass production facilities that exists. Shopping, travelling, purchasing useless stuff, gilding one's appearance in an excessive way, filling up several wardrobes, etc, is the go-to by many, not just the rich. The rich may be lobbying to avoid change, but the average person in society aren't willing to give up their way of living either.
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  6. Aww, how cute. Dogtors 😂
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  7. Looks like the bike floats and that you may be able to use it as a raft.
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  8. So exaggerated. This group isn't a threat compared with many of the actual threats that exists in these countries. But this is what you get when politically motivated actors decides to designate groups as 'threats' based on their political convictions.
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  9. It may be needed for us to get past this with ease.
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  10. Proof?
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  11. Oh yes 😂
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  12. These imports better not include crude oil from Eastern Libya, controlled by entities waging a civil war in the country.
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  13. Tedros is the messenger, represents a team and countries part of the WHO, and has been reporting on the available information. Criticize WHO for having been slow and not clear enough throughout this pandemic, don't single out Tedros.
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  14. Let those that are going hungry or those that are poor consume this food then. You don't have to consume it. More food options is always welcomed.
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  15. Can't stand this strict and slightly conceited reporter. Her sometimes biased statements doesn't help either. Not sure why she's so praised.
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  16.  Shînïchī_しにち くど  Pandering and appealing to extreme fundamentalists will be the end of these countries. We Do Not Negotiate With Terrorists, as the US used to say.
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  17. 0:28, damn that is satisfying. Running her painted nails and fingers down the artistic depictions. Like visual ASMR.
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  18. Anyone who've watched the entire conference that wanna give a summary? Any new revelations or plans?
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  19. That's very tough and frustrating to hear. Another toxic virus strain developing and starting to transmit rapidly in the country. It's good to hear that there's unity between the PM and opposition though. That's what's needed to keep the new mutation at bay, after all. Keeps your heads up, Brits. You'll get through this.
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  20.  @KR-rb9zg  Pardon him for what? Being a contentious president?
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  21. Vandals, thugs and pirates would steal and obliterate them. Why should artifacts be sent back if their safety can't be ensured? If they were stolen during a time when everyone stole items?
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  22. Why is this reporter so biasedly provocative and angry? Not a great look optics-wise and for credibility reasons. Would be appreciated if more of an objective view could be presented when explaining news and events.
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  23. Maybe the military mistook the eggs for skulls and decided to crack it anyway. Joke.
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  24.  @MrX-el6jq  Without leftist ideology and religion, yes.
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  25. Because UAE are big fans of security, assimilation and fighting terrorism. Because UAE are close trade- and diplomatic partners with China. Why speak up against a benevolent friend?
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  26. He's alive because it'd be too costly for the Russian state to neutralize him.
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  27. The ex- crown prince says that he won't be silent and that he'll challenge the Jordanian authorities further after this arrest. Bold. Wouldn't be surprised if he's tortured and placed behind bars for the rest of his life now.
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  28. They don't have a reason to lie about these numbers. Why would they? Save face? If 100+ were dead, the amount of sympathy and assistance would increase, which could benefit China. I doubt they would make things up when it comes to these accidents or blunders. The real info would come out sooner or later anyway.
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  29.  @rulebreaker_xoii  A religious approach would be foolish and a death sentence. And your assertions are not right here. Lockdowns has worked in most nations that has applied them, if they've been imposed early on and strictly enough. Some countries has managed to open up and return to their normal way of life because of the measures taken. England decreased spread significantly the past weeks through quarantines/curfews. It works, scientifically.
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  30. India's literacy rate is 75%. I can see why. 😂 Most of these childish comment sections makes NO sense.
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  31. Africa and Asia needs to be blocked from the world until they manage to establish decisive control over these reprehensible groups that is a threat to any civilized country.
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  32. It's safe from what we know, with minimal side-effects. Long term side-effects can't be ruled out, but the alternative of not vaccinating is more dangerous than doing so.
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  33. 0:37 Who's screaming loudly in the background? lmao
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  34. Awww. Speak of a situation of where so little can enrich so much in your life.
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  35. Doesn't look great when one of the most advanced and safe countries on earth, Norway, can't defend their own territory from foreign breaches and trespassers.
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  36. Better gun legislation is a good start, but it'll be opposed by the libertarian gop/dem members, acting as dogmatic roadblocks to every needed change. But gun laws won't be enough. Cleaning up the ghetto areas and changing the values that many of its members has would also be important. Strengthening the police rather than downsizing it would be another important step. Releasing the police officers who've done their job from jail or the court system is also crucial (Chauvin/Potters did NOTHING wrong). Lots to be done.
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  37.  @BrotherHood-xh9sg  What are they advocating for anyway? Open border feminism and more kittens in society?
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  38. Inspiring story. Respect for turning chapter in life and bettering yourself. Good luck on the gold medal the next paralympic games, Juan Jose Florian!
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  39. Essential implies something that you need to function, to survive. The pillar of society. Drugs, snacks, poison and sugary candy isn't essential.
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  40. US and NATO entered the middle east on valid premises, to counter global threats, terrorism and extremists that tried to seize control in middle eastern countries or in the West. Why wish misery upon those responsible for such operations just because some of them failed?
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  41.  Amir Kiani ka BAAP  😂
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  42. It didn't "disappear", it's just that the corona is more transmissible and deadly, which is why most reports are about the coronavirus. You don't only appear delusional if you use the term corona and "hoax" in the same sentence, but coldhearted and selfish. Millions have suffered from the outbreak and are continuing to do so, so show some damn respect.
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  43. Cutiepie girl meets wise old man
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  44. They're being proactive and smart. They have the economic muscles to do this, and are preparing for the future. You can be jealous and critical of that, but Canada will likely benefit by this. If they don't need the vaccines, i'm sure they'll sell them off or donate them.
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  45. You sound like a good person. Props.
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  46. He'll probably just prioritize trade, deescalation and give China the leverage to do whatever they want. To harass and provoke neighbours. We'll see.
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  47. Don't cancel Al Jazeera :')
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  48. The Thai king is a sleazy person that exploits his position at the expense of Thailand's reputation. Lives in luxurious conditions without justification. Wastes cash. Doesn't really care about the people. Dresses like a tacky hippie. So I can see why Thai people are looking to abolish the monarchy. It's a stain at this point.
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  49. Especially not by excluding competent men to make the cabinet/management more diverse and appeal to progressive feminists that discriminates against men to favor women. Can't tell if that was the case here in France though.
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  50. A more conservative and capitalist government, perhaps. Nepal and its partners would benefit by that. Protectionist and counterproductive communism isn't a concept worth preserving anywhere.
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