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

  1.  @acthompson9983  When the happens, let me know about it.
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  2. If that comes from someone not considered "insane," I'd consider it.
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  3. I'll never believe some conspiracy nutcases. The US government is actually credible and not insane.
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  4.  @Alterego76  Go get your aircraft carrier and dismantle NATO and the US Navy by yourself. The US has never been a pacifist country and neither has Europe.
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  5. Write a strongly worded letter for her to resign in disgrace.
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  6.  @gamerseuphoria7670  The Kremlin isn't sending their best bots. It must be the sanctions stopping them from upgrading.
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  7. It's just matter of semantics. The US follows common law, a form of parliamentary supremacy, and constitutional rights that all originated in England. The rights to fair trials, free speech, ownership of guns, private property, rule of law, and democratic government were originally between English Kings and British subjects. We have a codified constitution that went into effect in 1789, but just like our language, it was "Made in England." The Queen would be the symbolic, and living, equivalent of the US Constitution. Her role is to not be a tyrant, act on the advice of ministers, and uphold the agreement between the King and his subjects. It could seem like a "rubber stamp," but the Queen in her official capacity is required to legally administer government and pass legislation.
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  8. The MAGA cult thought they were paying to keep Trump out of prison. It was just another cash grab.
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  9. I've got bad constipation and need to give the toilet my vote of confidence.
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  10. Unless the former government had been coordinating with a terror group; or was supporting Russia, China, North Korea, or Iran against US interests in the region, he wouldn't have been on the radar. CIA-backed regime change is the excuse every tyrant uses today. There are more important geopolitical issues in Eastern Europe and the Pacific that are keeping the US preoccupied.
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  11. Hate them for what, being born Royal?
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  12. That's because the people and government of Ukraine are strong anglophiles now and wouldn't be a country now without the US and UK.
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  13. Is there a translation for non-British people? Does this mean Boris is leaving? He seemed safe last week. Now what happened?
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  14.  @bryanbelshaw7725  Stop falling for Kremlin propaganda. Only a person completely disengaged in geopolitics and confused would seriously consider Russian propaganda as credible as a professional navy.
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  15. Taiwan is a democracy, but the future is dependent more on what happens between Beijing and Washington, DC. If they use diplomacy and maintain the status quo, them there could be peace, but the US, Japan, UK, and Australia aren't waiting and are already preparing to defend Taiwan.
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  16. Texas and New Mexico are just fine.
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  17.  @philliprickard5280  Good luck with that. Probably should have taken climate change a lot more seriously. Now just deal with the consequences.
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  18.  @fatuglyjake  No she didn't. The veto restricting new limitations on the royal prerogative powers is from the government not the monarch. That could easily be resolved by asking the question at PMQs. The Royals haven't been political in centuries. Interfering in an Act of Parliament would require advice from her government.
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  19. I'm not from there, but weren't David Lloyd George and Jeremy Corbyn the British version of Bernie?
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  20.  @Tribuneoftheplebs  Oh great! I don't mean what happen was good, but I always get Jeremy Corbyn and Ed Miliband swapped. I'm surprised I got it.
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  21. They're sending a message to a targeted audience. To someone only exposed to Kremlin-backed media and can't verify claims, it might seem reasonable. The US and UK are engaged in economic warfare, sanctions, and providing the weapons responsible for most of the battlefield deaths in Ukraine. This could be a fake news disinformation campaign as retaliation. If they genuinely thought the Royal Navy and NATO were responsible, they're are military and diplomatic channels for them to engage with the UK government directly.
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  22.  @summurhussain3024  Good Job!
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  23. I'm not sure why the Russians would want to blow up a nuclear power plant and contaminate part of their own territory as well. Whether or not the Kremlin resorts to terrorism, they're still in a desperate situation that they've created themselves. They're still demonstrating that Beijing has become the senior partner in the Sino-Russian strategic alliance. Despite the problems with the CCP, I highly doubt that they would ever be in support of Russia intentionally targeting a nuclear power plant. The US can deter Russia with it's larger military, NATO, sanctions power, and its ability to isolate and mostly contain Russia from most international markets. Since Russia has fewer close allies than it did before the war and lost access to the European gas market, it's crucial to get Beijing's and new Delhi opinion on the planned attack.
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  24. Bojo survived Brexit, Covid-19, and Corona-party gate. He's been through a lot as well.
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  25. In today's world, the imperialism will come from either Washington, DC or Beijing. There hasn't been a tyrannical British since the 17th century.
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  26. If Putin is ready to sacrifice another generation of young Russian conscripts, then the West should give Zelenskyy the necessary weapon systems to quickly end the suffering of the Russian soldiers the Kremlin is sending to the meat grinder.
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  27. The available information has to from the 1930s and 1940s when the Royal Navy was actively targeted German U-boats.
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  28.  @rstone3353  Biden is probably brief on Israel's role, but Trump is able to keep intelligence away from him until January 20.
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  29. The UK and it's Prime Ministers have shown remarkable leadership during the war. In spite of domestic political problems, Brexit-related complications, and the higher-than-normal levels of inflation and energy costs, the British government and the US have been the most crucial international partners providing the security and humanitarian assistance needed to keep Ukraine from total collapse. Once the war is over, and the Russian troops are removed from Ukrainian territory, the country should rebuild and seriously consider replacing the Russian with English as their second-official language.
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  30. There's always room for improvement, but the vulnerabilities may have been overstated by special interest and lobbying from the military-industrial complexes on both sides of the Atlantic. Most of the nations in the Anglo-American sphere respects the UK as a mother country and close ally. That's important because, unlike Russia and China, Britain has allies that will fight along side them.
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  31. I'm not British, but is Theresa May still unpopular? Can't they just call another election like Boris did to win majority.
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  32. Neither Zelenskyy nor Putin are with the MSM.
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  33.  @cobblebrick  Britain's a constitutional monarchy, so she had a duty to follow the advice of her ministers, parliament, and the Commonwealth governments. Since other people act in her name, and the Crown can do no wrong, then trace the issue back to the politicians that advised her.
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  34. The US sells weapons systems to Europe, and if Britain were attacked it wouldn't be a "proxy war" because the US would be directly involved in the conflict.
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  35. That was from nothing she or her father ordered. That was the British government and mostly the East India Company. Since the beginning of the 1700s, they've had a prime minister running the government. There wasn't a British Empire (except for Hong Kong) under the Queen.
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  36.  @rishabhsood5133  They would need a reason to put boots on the ground. The US-UK-Russia-Ukraine entered the Budapest Memorandum as part of the non-nuclear proliferation treaties. Despite it being a NATO-Russia proxy war, the Kremlin hasn't attacked any NATO countries.
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  37.  @thetruth9210  Congress, the White House, and the British Government have already interpreted and legally codified what "assistance" means.
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  38.  @RyzenShanks  No one said it was. It's based on US foreign policy, congressional appropriations, and the perceived threat to NATO. The fact that Russia violated the terms wasn't the justification for arming Ukraine. The Budapest Memo was an interpretation of the Non-proliferation treaties. There doesn't have to be a treaty or international agree for the President and Congress to commit to military aid or enter a proxy war/economic war against a hostile nation. There was no "Budapest Memo" in place for the US to fund the Syrian Kurds, Afghan Mujahedeen, or the Contras either. The military action is solely from the president, and the financial aid is from US congress.
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  39.  @EliF-ge5bu  Yes. I get that. The owner is British. Why isn't he trying to have a successful space program in the UK? Glad to have him in the US, but there is a crowd.
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  40. The US has nukes that actually still work and have been used in war. Russia would be turned into a radioactive wasteland, so that's why it's bullying Ukraine instead of NATO.
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  41. The crown jewels are in the Tower of London; and the gold bars that used to back the British Pound are mostly in protected vaults in Ft. Knox, Kentucky and the Federal Reserved Bank of New York.
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  42.  @caractacus22  Great point!
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  43.  @morho9422  American agent? The US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand don't spy on each other. They all have the name foreign adversaries and share intel. There wouldn't be a permanent US military presence in Europe without the UK supporting the US as the "world's police."
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  44.  @Patrick-jj5nh  Fascist hate the mainstream media.
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  45. The US is essentially a modern version of the British Empire, without colonialism. The English language, English common law, property rights, human rights, and British culture wouldn't still exist around the globe today without the empire.
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  46. How is the British version of Sky News nothing like Fox News or Sky News Australia? The rest of the Rupert Murdoch-owned media companies consider Bernie a "dangerous Bolshevik."
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  47. Britain is still a great power, and its economic power punches harder than Russia's.
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  48.  @a-walpatches6460  Destroyed Trump and the Russian military.
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  49.  @happysecret5273  January 6, 2021.
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  50.  @saif_on_top233  It's been two years and two days.
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