Comments by "duncan smith" (@duncansmith7562) on "CNN" channel.

  1.  @donnypaul6262  they won't have to choose, you poor sweet innocent child
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  2.  @donnypaul6262  you did mention that..can't remember your own words from 5 minutes ago? I'll call you "Biden" from now on.
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  3.  @johnbrown3235  the genius Donny said "vaccinating", not "vacationing", but that tells you Donny's level of comprehension. To Donny, relaxing on the beach is the same as getting the pfizer jab.
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  4.  @johnriach8365  I am asking for reliable evidence. Who funds the International Partnership for Human Rights? I guess I can do some digging. the very name smacks of US funded think tank.
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  5.  @adrien5834  Only one country in the world recognizes Northern Cyprus. Yet Northern Cyprus is a de facto separate country and if you went to Northern Cyprus you couldn't even tell that the rest of the world doesn't "recognize" it, so big bloody deal this pathetic "international recognition" is. Really, you think there is some great significance to Iran not recognizing Crimea as part of Russia? There are people in Scotland who don't "recognize" London as their national capital, so what?
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  6.  @takeitasacompliment.  On military matters in Ukraine, Colonel Douglass MacGregor would be the most believable.
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  7.  @donnypaul6262  have you learnt the difference between "vacationing" and "vaccinating" yet?
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  8.  @tomgibson9620  "learn the truth"? so you claim to know the truth because you ONLY believe verified reports from those physically on the front lines? when was the last time you were in Ukraine, Tom?
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  9.  @boholde2757  yeah? tell me the "credible" news sources it comes from and how exactly it was verified.
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  10. it's the CNN propaganda that is starting to unravel. Example: Russia never "pulled out" of the grain deal. The grain deal expired. The fair-minded of this world are fed up of lies such as these, from the likes of CNN.
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  11.  @baldyslapnut.  convicts, drunken mercenaries, disunited...but still able to kick NATO's ass in Soledar and Bakhmut:)
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  12.  @Gunit867899  not trying to take Ukraine. Russia is trying to kill every Ukrainian soldier, and thankfully, Zelensky keeps serving them up by the thousands in places like Bakhmut and Soledar. Destroying NATO's weapons is also a priority, so please hurry up and send those tanks in!
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  13.  @Gunit867899  Crimeans, DPR and LPR all defending their land and soldiers know what they are fighting for.
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  14. any chance those Soviet T72s have been improved by Russia over the last 4 decades?
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  15. Blame the corrupt DNC for that one.
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  16.  @starmnsixty1209  how little you know Russians
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  17.  @timeames2509  yep, could be a problem. US invaded Afghanistan when US discovered the Afghans were hosting and training Al Qaeda. Maybe soon Russia will attack the UK, where Ukrainian troops are being hosted and trained. Would be interesting to see what exactly a demilitarized NATO would do with respect to Article 5
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  18.  @timeames2509  why does NATO refuse to send its "super tech" weapons?
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  19.  @timeames2509  Neither Sweden nor Finland are in NATO. On the other hand, both NATO members Hungary and Turkey are more supportive of Russia than they are of NATO! That sure backfired on NATO! US is definitely the master of taking out ISIS agents in 3rd world cesspits. They did the same to an ISIS agent in Kabul, but turned out to be a charity worker and innocent family. When US special forces face a real enemy, like Russia, we'll find out how weak USA in fact is, though Kabul 2021 already showed us.
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  20.  @cog600  If Russia has donated so much weaponry and ordinance to Ukraine, what happened to it all? Why is Ukraine begging for more, now?
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  21.  @lawrencebolt3540  spot on
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  22. Did you all hear that Himars, over the last month, has been so successful a game changer that Ukraine is now advancing beyond Bakhmut and deep into Russian occupied territory? No, neither did I.
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  23. Russia has low morale and is poorly equipped. That is why a bunch of convicts keeps defeating battalions of NATO trained, armed and advised troops, every day.
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  24. moral of the story.....think VERY carefully before you fire at a Russian incoming missile targeting a power plant, because by intercepting said missile, you could well divert it into apartment buildings, as happened here. Zelensky to face war crimes charges, no doubt.
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  25. "The Leopards will get there PROBABLY in time" = we may be too late and Russia will have won by April
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  26. it's abundantly clear that NATO is powerless to prevent Russian drone attacks. NATO has always assumed mastery of the skies, for the first time it doesn't have that. Ukraine is screwed, but then that is Ukraine's fault for taking NATO's promises at face value. Rich irony that the two most sanctioned nations of the world, Iran and Russia, are combining forces to get revenge, but, hey, sanctions do work, right?
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  27.  @volkerr.  bla bla bla. Iran and Cuba and Venezuela and all sanctioned countries are always on the brink of a revolution according to the deluded West. Strange that such revolution never actually happens. Point out one area where the Russian economy is crumbling. Remember when Biden said the "ruble will become the rubble"? How is the ruble doing right now?:)
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  28. "no one knows the death toll, but it is high" let that sink in. the media have pushed this nonsense for so long, even the dumbest sheep are beginning to see through the charade. tanks are needed immediately, even though Russia is on the back foot, sanctions are working, Russia is isolated, Russia is poorly led, with poor equipment, low on morale, out of missiles, yet its convicts routed NATO trained battalions in Soledar. hmmm
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  29. not since the leaked documents confirmed the death toll is 7:1 in Russia's favor.
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  30.  @XX89948  we respect our veterans who served honorably, not those who served reluctantly
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  31.  @XX89948  you couldn't identify political jargon from the harsh reality if your life depended on it.
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  32.  @XX89948  the greatest military in the world would be Israel, followed by Russia. Neither Israel nor Russia would have executed such a s**t show as the US managed to do in Kabul, 2021.
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  33. "the magnificent job Ukraine is doing" 8 million refugees, 8 million displaced, 120,000 dead, bankrupt and begging, no reliable power grid, waiting for the next deluge of drones and missiles, Russia's convicts and mercenaries defeating Ukraine's finest in Soledar. If this is doing magnificently, would hate to see things when Ukraine starts to lose.
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  34. or even buffoons
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  35.  @TheJrr71  He lost because the judge decided he had lost without hearing any testimony. On how many previous occasions have such charges of inflating property values been brought before a NY court, would you say? Who is the victim of Trump's "crimes" and will they testify? There is no fraud when a disclaimer about assessed property value is on Page One! The folks that laugh are ignorant cretins that can't see a broken justice system when it stares them in the face.
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  36.  @superevil4ever322  the more the corrupt judge decides to fine Trump, the more cash Trump will raise from his massive following and the more he will rise in the polls. The dumb Democrats have not figured out that this is all working in Trump's favor, no matter what the judge's decisions are.
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  37.  @TheJrr71  Of course all of the valuations were produced in the defence's documentation. And the judge, before hearing a single word in court, decided he knew best what the true value of Trump's holdings were. Totally corrupt. Gonna answer my simple questions I asked you, or gonna duck them? Cue crickets
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  38.  @grayisgood  no one is below the law, apart from Trump. No other case of fraud based on property evaluations and asset evaluations has ever been taken to court in NY. Please, the authorities would take no one else to court over this, except Trump. we are not seeing cowardice from the "authorities", but bias and vindictiveness.
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  39.  @frederickschneider3165  America needs no help from Trump regarding burning itself down. Biden has managed to promote that destruction all on his own, while figuring out what day of the week it is. Trump is right to call this corrupt biased judge out. Trump, not the judge, will get the masses behind him, because the masses see how broken and biased the US justice system is. Trump is playing his cards right. The judge is not and is lost on this one.
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  40.  @MaiZonnies  the judge has already ruled that Trump is guilty without hearing a word of testimony! Welcome to justice NY style. Give me Russian justice any day. And how would you define "accurate information" when it comes to property evaluations? I say my apartment is worth $100,000. Now, you be the judge, is my estimate accurate?
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  41.  @dougaltolan3017  why do you call it fraud? who, exactly, is the victim of this "fraud" when it is the duty of every individual or corporation to independently verify ANY valuation of property? Fraud? You must be joking. The issue is scale? really? So, fraud is allowed. what amount of fraud represents the red line and makes acceptable fraud suddenly unacceptable fraud? what's the number? and why is it only Trump that has crossed that red line in the history of NY property valuation fraud cases?
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  42.  @512Squared  Maybe I don't know the law. maybe I do. I certainly know justice, and this case ain't justice. Trump exposed NO bank to any risk whatsoever. On the contrary. Trump insisted on Page One, through his disclaimer, that the bank must conduct their own evaluation to be satisfied of his claim. This is common sense and it is how business is done all over the world every day. If I claim my apartment is worth $100,000 and you agree to buy it without doing your own appraisal, that's not fraud. That would be stupidity on your part. you say "misreport the value of a property". Please, define exactly what is the value of a property. You tell me, what is the value of my apartment?
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  43.  @TheJrr71  You simply do not understand what the defence submitted. Let me repeat. The defence submitted financial records. Those financial records were the evidence of Trump's business dealings. Whether fraud was committed or not is NOT based on a set of financial figures. Fraud is committed when a certain party claims to have lost money due to illegal practices and ALL evidence, verbal and written, is weighed up in a court of law to determine the truth. Now, for the THIRD time of asking, how about you answer some of my most basic questions. Who is the party that suffered horrendous loss from Trump's fraud? Why did they bring this case to court and how much loss are they claiming? Do you believe every single person who ever submitted two differing property evaluations for 2 different purposes has committed fraud and should be in court for such? .On how many previous occasions have property evaluation fraud cases been brought to a NY court, and were all the previous occasions brought by a DA who vowed to "get Trump"? Now, answers please.
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  44.  @TheJrr71  reading the summary judgement would not answer my questions, and reading statute 63 12 would fail to answer my questions. and you know this. Where have I come by all these "fairy tale legal fantasies?" you ask. oh, probably the 40 odd years I have spent writing about legal cases! Let me repeat....if you can't answer my most basic of questions, it's you who is ignorant of what fraud is, not me. bye bye.
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  45.  @alexwyatt2911  sure it can. you see what your bank does if you start using a counterfeit debit card.
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  46.  @garyharrington3240  I certainly do, and a lot better than you apparently don't!
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  47.  @garyharrington3240  in NY, a bench trial would be where a corrupt, left-wing judge gets to do all in his power to hamper the election campaign of a presidential candidate by adjudicating a fraud case where no fraud was committed in the style of a buffoon and absolute ignoramus, right?
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  48.  @xxxyz1004  It may not work out well for Trump, personally, though it may. It will work out well for Trump's supporters and the majority of Americans, who are finally starting to realize that their "justice" system has become so corrupted. Radical change is on the horizon.
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  49.  @magni5648  you know it's a legitimate business organization when no one, not the the lenders, nor the insurers, not the bankers, bring a case to court. ONLY a bent AG who got elected on a promise to "Get Trump" is whining about this business that has brought employment and income to New Yorkers like no one else. Get real.
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  50. no wonder NATO had such a humiliating, chaotic exit from Kabul in 2021. with nothing but lies and propaganda filling the troops' heads, they actually think they are on top of the situation. the reality is a shock when it shows up. Russia is winning and the Ukronazi losses are horrendous.
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