Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Sky News" channel.

  1.  @veronical.lianmaseras4543  Teresa may
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  2. An own goal
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  3. Or she could have been pushed or held under. I don’t see them having proven that didn’t happen
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  4. Depends what their targets are. If they’re inside Russia like the drone and other attacks, and U.K. is providing Ukrainians with weapons to attack targets in Russia, then it’s a dangerous escalation, Russia could decide that targets outside Ukraine are now legitimate including supply conveys and even British factories. There’s not much difference between British weapons striking targets in Russia and Britain striking targets in Russia. If there ira were being supplied with Russian missiles and striking targets in England I don’t think Britain would ignore who was supplying them
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  5.  @surf2257  nah, it was the Indian captain and crew
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  6. No he just sacrifices it him and mogg are on record saying they don't care about the union. No surprise really since they're both Catholics, the dup got paid and that's all they cared about, they read and agreed the deal after accepting the money so why they're bleating about it now i don't know
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  7.  @JohnSmith-ts8xp  it's stopped western Europe from repeating 1914 and 1939 again. All the wars that haze occurred in Europe recently have been due to nato i.e. The us agitating and encouraging certain states to declare their independence, whilst ignoring others
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  8. People in the comment section seem to think the police do anything 😂
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  9. He's here to destroy the Conservative party
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  10. Is she still there? Jesus Christ in thought she’d been sacked ages ago, she’s been an unmitigated disaster the met has gone rapidly downhill under her watch
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  11. Great so taxpayers are going to pay for this, wonderful. An alternative would have been to force the Saudis and Americans to start ramping up production and reduce the price but no, that would harm shell and bp profits and we can’t have that
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  12. Welcome to Boris's britain. We all voted for it
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  13.  @pastelclouds1922  it wasn’t exactly a war of independence as such. It was a bunch of disparate armies and warlords fighting German armies, white and red Russian armies (including troops from the USA and other allied countries) and each other. There had never been a unified Ukraine and there certainly wasn’t a unified Ukrainian army
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  14.  @darrenbetts2987  didn't know he was a female, fair play to him for making the transition to a male so convincingly
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  15. @Matthew Lund excellent paraphrasing of Ewan McCall and Peggy Seger, if I'm not mistaken
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  16. It’s going to 5 in 6 soon
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  17. I haven’t. I predicted this 25 years ago in my thesis. I said it would happen in about 30 years. I know exactly what’s going to happen, and it won’t be pretty.
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  18.  @straightouttacornwall  not the sharpest tool in the box that one
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  19.  @UnimportantAcc  Jesus
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  20. He'll be out in ten years probably
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  21.  @gordonpotter8372  don't think Poland will do much. He was wanted for rape there but it didn't seem to make any difference to him coming and living here
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  22.  @billybatts8283  it's true Tony Blair did do that, but remember the last time the economy was anything like decent was under labour, also the last time we had a functioning police and NHS
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  23.  @amc8241  don’t be silly
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  24. Nothing that rules that out
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  25. Didn’t see any protests at Spurs bet their fans are gutted the super league didn’t happen how they got into it no one will ever know
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  26.  @mrfrisky2997  he had 12 parties when they were illegal, and the prime minister of the country should be held to a higher standard than some brainless football hooligan
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  27. And yet one of the options they won’t consider is closing the border to places like India or even mandating quarantine to people coming from them
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  28. Yet another corporate lackey
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  29. And everyone here who voted for boris last time will vote for him again next time
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  30. @Emptiness Form and if they don’t?
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  31.  @kimsim6757  open a window, it’s a lot cheaper
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  32. New Zealand closed their borders in March 2020, had one six wheel lockdown and that’s so it. They’ve had a fully open economy for ax year now, theatres, pubs, stadiums, clubs, concerts, cinemas the lot
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  33. Turkey has got a huge airforce, they managed to shoot down Russian aircraft and now want their help?
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  34. Alex Agius no the police sell their guns to them
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  35. 8 years? So he’ll need out in less than 4. I wonder if I’d get 8 years if I incapacitate a copper then kick and stamp on his head while he’s motionless on the floor
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  36.  @edix1673  what the vaccines didn’t do was stop the spread of it, and they knew that at time when they were telling us it would. This has been proven recently and they’ve admitted it
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  37.  @alsy0055  yep Scotland is northern Britain. Come on America, look at a map occasionally, do they not have them over there or what
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  38.  @jpw6893  “measures will be restricted to their scope and duration to what is strictly necessary...as will lead disturb the functioning of this protocol” is not analogous to abandoning it all together
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  39.  @jason88580  Ukrainians aren't mediaeval goat herders though plus they're not fighting Americans
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  40.  @spudOSR  Saudi Arabia are proving the taliban with most of the assistance. A lot of the weapons the US sells to them will go to the taliban
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  41. Looks like the student parties on Brighton beach. And India wonders why it is getting nearly 200 000 cases a day
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  42. What's coming on the 6th?
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  43.  @ulsterinfidel9897  it won’t come under those Fenians Boris Johnson and Jacob Reese Mogg that much is certain, foster and the DUP sold us down the river when they sabotaged May and paved the way for that clown to seize power
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  44. @angry brit I remember boris saying there would be no paperwork and no checks and we could ring him personally if anyone asked to check our paperwork, unfortunately not only are there checks a lot of the paperwork that boris begin and agreed isn’t filled in properly because it’s horrendously complicated and bureaucratic and no one understands it. This is the oven ready deal that boris proposed, negotiated and insisted on signing by an arbitrary deadline he imposed without scrutinising it or letting parliament scrutinise it. I voted Brexit and am no fan of the EU but how exactly is this not Boris and Reese Mogg’s fault?
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  45. How about subsidised companies stop making record profits and giving record salaries and bonuses to their boards, in fact any company
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  46.  @MetaGoblin  if they had to live in the average wage and use public transport for 3 months it would
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  47.  @Dunk1970  no they don’t, they vote on it award themselves pays rises of between 15-20% annually
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  48. Yes there is. Us
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  49. The captain and crew are Indian so not necessarily
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  50.  @Thomas-ok9ot  kier is unelectable
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