Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1. That sounds like a mission for the new Space Force.
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  2. Learn how punctuation works before you try and speak for a nation of 330 million people.
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  3. My pet pterodactyl was reporting missing off the coast of Alaska. I hope this is unrelated.
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  4. Maybe the Kremlin should have worked harder for a diplomatic solution. Were you expecting NATO to look the other way after the invasion?
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  5.  @coeurderocker444  Imagine how unimpressed we ( 🇺🇲) were when Xi scolded your Prime Minister in front of international media.
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  6. I'm an outsider on the other side of the Atlantic, but do British politicians openly admit that they (including The Bank of England) are intentionally raising interest rates to cause a recession? They're normally vocal about cutting interest rates and lowering taxes to stimulate the economy, but I never hear them mentioning raising taxes, cutting spending, and higher interest rates to slow down an economy growing too fast. It's the same cost-of-living and inflationary pressures in the US, UK, EU, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand that's been made worse from the post-Covid supply-chain problems and now the Russia-Ukraine war.
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  7.  @garrytherat4793  Are you talking about that lower jaw like European Royal Families used to have?
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  8.  @davidbrisbane7206  I've got to be honest by admitting I'm genuinely impressed with that response. I thought you were simply celebrating the possible demise of the world's oldest continuously functioning democracy. I'm used to those type of responses from Russian and CCP bots. Fortunately for your side, I have no input on the Scottish Independence question. I'm just a foreign Anglophile who would like to see UK remain in existence. I was fortunate enough to visit Glasgow and could immediately tell the difference and appreciate the much more hospital environment compared to London and Paris. It is true that legal secession doesn't exist in the US, so the situations aren't identical. Despite that, aren't England and Scotland both each other's largest trading partners? When the UK left the EU, the remaining countries had to set an example to discourage other countries from leaving the EU. Aren't you concerned about the obstacles and trade tariffs England will impose on an independent Scotland?
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  9. It's not better than a spy satellite. Planes don't fly at those altitudes.
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  10. This is a diplomatic protest. China isn't trying to start a war with the US. They are still building a military.
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  11. Where are those stats about the Russian GDP data? The UK is still growing. Russia has a dying population and mass exodus of young men. Russia's numbers are about as real as the CCP (your employer's) COVID-19 fatality figures.
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  12. Putin and his blunders have been the best gift to the NATO/Transatlantic Partnership, and he's individually the biggest supporter of expanded American military power in Europe. We haven't seen this much support for US mobilization since Sir. Winton Churchill.
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  13. They dealt with Civil War, Covid-19 Pandemic, and now an earthquake in 2023.
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  14. Russia has a dying population and lost an entire generation for a war they're losing. Britain isn't the only one fight and winning against Russia.
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  15.  @phantomvideoproductions913  No they're losing. They were supposed to take Kyiv in three days. It's been over a year. They could have walked to the moon and back by now. They lost a hundred thousand soldiers and have nothing to show for it but humiliation.
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  16.  @phantomvideoproductions913  My tax dollars are funding the weapons that are turning Russians into fertilizer, so I'll happily let you know when they finally learn how international borders work.
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  17.  @phantomvideoproductions913  The number of dead Russians is comparable to what Germany did during the Second World War. Just thousands of young Russians that are target practice for US-made weapons. If Putin doesn't value their lives, Zelenskyy shouldn't either.
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  18. The bear is dying.
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  19. It's not the US navy or NATO. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are fighting on behalf of the free world and specialize in dealing with Russia.
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  20. It's not just Cameron. Putin and his puppet, Medvedev, did the same with every American president (Clinton, Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden), ExxonMobil, Gerhard Schröder, and Angela Merkel.
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  21.  @craigfinnegan8534  Do you know if this is the only surveillance or private video recorded at the moment of explosion? In some of the other footage, It looks like the part of the bridge dedicated to vehicle traffic partially collapsed. Originally, the Russians were claiming a car bomb was involved, but I'll wait for a more credible source.
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  22. If they won't exist then hedge against them, and put your money where you mouth is.
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  23.  @davidbrisbane7206  All it takes is a strong Prime Minster to say "screw your referendums." London should take the stance Washington, DC, has with Texas: "You're free to leave the union, but you can't take our land with you without a war."
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  24.  @johnsshed995  Punctuation isn't spelling. Who are you, a Hooked on Phonics failure? If you don't like the government, vote for another one. The US isn't a pacifist or poor nation, so just because your life is miserable doesn't mean you get to speak for the country either.
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  25.  @buntrockstudios  You must not be familiar with this because they tracked the balloon to know it came from China. This wasn't meant to be a secret. The CCP wanted it in the media, so that people like yourself, who're uninformed with national security, would see this as a threat.
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  26.  @buntrockstudios  Based on your spelling, it doesn't sound like you're even an American. I'm not trying to insult you, but are you sure you're not one of the CCP bots because I'm certain that you're not in the USA? Why would a balloon over a country you don't even reside in attract attention from you?
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  27.  @rochellevanderboegh2122  Sir, Mister, or it. What ever you are, don't tag me again. You are too masculine to use that name. Can I just call you roach?
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  28. The Kremlin is led by incompetent people, but none of them are suicidal and crazy enough to start a war that can never be won.
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  29. Are you supposed to pass as a Englishman when can you can barely speak the language.
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  30. How much is Britain giving to Ukraine, and where would that money go instead?
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  31. This channel doesn't have a problem with credibility. The story is international news and available on multiple different social media platforms.
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  32. It's a balloon. What do you think the US does to China and Russia? We surrounded them with military bases and medium range nukes. They send an obvious spy balloon in protest and to intentionally get media attention.
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  33.  @CollieDog24  I don't know, but its GPS tracker isn't showing any movement 😥😥.
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  34. The UK economy is worth over 3 trillion dollars. This has to be a Russian bot or a fool.
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  35. Were you there with a camera, flash light, and scale verifying all of this?
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  36. Congrats, Royal Navy and Ukraine! That was an impressive attack on the Russian Black Sea fleet. Also, the Special Nord Stream Operation successfully ended Germany's dependence on Russian gas.
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  37. It sells financial services and produces a diverse range of goods and services. They have a GDP of over 3 trillion dollars. You probably don't have a need for them, but the world's largest economies do.
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  38. You were make a great argument until you randomly referenced "Russian Collusion." The investigation into to the links between the Trump Campaign and Brexit have nothing to do with each other.
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  39. That sounds a lot more like the problem in Russia.
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  40. They clearly don't news battlefield advice from a troll. They're getting weapon systems regardless.
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  41.  @Quran_is_remedie  I'm in the US, and we just finished an election season and everyone talked about inflation and mostly blamed it on Biden. I was genuinely curious how any politician would handle it since we haven't seen this type of inflation since the early 1980s. Since there's no upcoming elections scheduled in the UK, I expected the politician to be more transparent and describe it as "short-term pain." The expected duration of the recession expected in the UK shocked me because there will be a similar effect in the US, EU, and other G7 countries.
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  42. Notice how you're the only idiot saying that, and not the Sryians themselves?
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  43. The atheist Putin sent Russian soldiers to become target practice for US weapons.
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  44. The two aren't remotely connected, but none of us were born yesterday. We know it's a spy balloon from China.
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  45. This is a 21st century geopolitics tragedy that should have never happened. I've been exhausted just watching this war in the media, so I can't image the experience of the civilians on the ground. If the Kremlin's actual purpose was to project military superpower to discourage NATO expansion and aggression, then the 2014 and 2022 invasions were miscalculations and strategic blunders. The US military-industrial complex, LNG industry, and competitors of Gazprom and other Russian corporations have benefitted the most. The only change in the int'l superpower categories of military strength, cultural influence, and economic might will arguably the recognition of the German-led European Union as a "superpower."
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