Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. There is still hope for the United States! The President can still turn on his phone unaided. Or, at least, thinks that he can.
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  2.  @vincentnord5914  I am from a place called Manchester, in the North West of England. I am also an historian, with a First in Modern History. I haven't expressed an opinion on American politics, but on the inevitable consequences of American policies. When the supposed leader of the Free World ceases to demonstrate leadership, then this should be a matter of great concern to us all. You should read 'Recessional' by Rudyard Kipling. It seems to describe what happened to the British Empire, and what is beginning to happen to the American one.
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  3.  @vincentnord5914  As I tried to explain to you, I was not expressing an opinion on American politics, but on American foreign policy. If this concept is too complex for you to grasp, then you have my deepest apologies.
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  4.  @homertangler9529  Whether true or false, that is hardly an argument. The reality is that the nation which leads the free world, or at least used to, is now demonstrating what happens to states who place their faith in US support. Who, after Vietnam part two currently being demonstrated in Afghanistan, can ever trust in a US 'alliance' ever again?
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  5. What was the answer given at Nuremburg? 'Befehl ist befehl.'
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  6. Actually, Kennedy's salary as President of this organisation was around twice as much as the amount that it paid out in aid two years ago. Certainly, a very nice little earner for an already extremely rich woman.
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  7.  @raoulfr  Far better to alienate every ally the United States had, then?
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  8. In Britain, there would be a serious tar shortage, and a lot of bald chickens, in a matter of hours.
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  9.  @potooleftl  The Coronation is a State event, not a family one. Even someone as weak & ouit of touch as Charles should be capable of grasping that, by allowing the malignant Markles to attend, he would inflict serious and possibly terminal damage on the Monarchy.
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  10. As a foreigner observing the behaviour of your president, I am not completely convince that he even knows what day of the week it is.
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  11.  @johant23  But a highly successful war leader.
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  12. Perhaps because that is a fantasy restricted to those voices in your head?
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  13. Was such a remark made? Both Markles and their lackey Scobie claimed it happened on three differing occasions, and all seem unusually reluctant to give more than the vaguest of details.
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  14.  @ge.h.1902  Are you? An odd thing to claim.
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  15. More probably, the Markles wanted the prestige and glamour, but not the workload or the duties.
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  16. Unfair criticism of Ms. Pelosi. How can you expect someone so badly hung over not to make mistakes?
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  17. I actually met Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, the day before the Battle of Waterloo, and advised him on his tactics. Well, if your President can publicly fantasise, why shouldn't I?
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  18. Americans are so ungrateful. Isn't this the same Nancy Pelosi who, at the age of three, advised President Roosevelt on Allied strategy in World War 2? I must go now. Time for tea & muffins!
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  19. I believe your President rang back four hours later to complain that the Crispy Duck had still not arrived.
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  20. You mean like how he and his carer came up with two different claims about the alleged questions about the colour of the child when speaking to Oprah when Philip was dying? Then, of course, that little Scobie creature released a third. All three were very generalised, of course, and thus impossible to prove. That sort of truth?
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  21. Basically, the New York Attorney General is saying, 'That is the trouble with democracy. Sometimes the little people don't do what we expect of them, so I intend to ignore them.'
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  22. A grossly unfair attack on a woman who, at the age of two, helped FDR & Churchill to determine the strategy that the Western Allies should pursue in WW2!!
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  23. We have the same in what used to be Britain. People in authority, frequently appointed for reasons other than qualifications or ability, will do whatever is necessary to protect their privileged salaries and positions. Integrity and honesty are distant seconds, compared to blatant self-interest.
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  24. The overwhelming view in the UK was that, if there was a competition to determine the worst possible way to debate with President Trump, Zelensky won it hands down.
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  25.  @MegaDirtyberty  I don't need to look them up, as I know how the argument was received.
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  26. Charles did serve in the military, and the others hold honorary military ranks. The Uniforms Act is clear on the issue, in that ex servicemen & women may not wear military uniform.
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  27. Perhaps this KJP person should ask the British Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, to write her CV for her. Rachel is good at inventing qualifications.
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  28. Which Caribbean countries are under whose rules?
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  29. George Orwell wrote, long ago :- ‘England is perhaps the only great country whose intellectuals are ashamed of their own nationality. In left-wing circles it is always felt that there is something slightly disgraceful in being an Englishman and that it is a duty to snigger at every English institution, from horse racing to suet puddings. It is a strange fact, but it is unquestionably true that almost any English intellectual would feel more ashamed of standing to attention during ‘God save the King’ than of stealing from a poor box. All through the critical years many left-wingers were chipping away at English morale, trying to spread an outlook that was sometimes squashily pacifist, sometimes violently pro-Russian, but always anti-British’. Hilary Mantel does at least deserve respect, is that she openly admits her hypocrisy.
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  30. Leave old Joe alone. You should be proud that the President of the United States actually met Queen Victoria, Kaiser Wilhelm II and Lenin. Or at least thinks he has.
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  31. It seems that the United States is suffering from the same affliction which is beginning to take over the United Kingdom. Put simply, those who benefit most from western civilisation are, perversely, those who seem most eager to overthrow it.
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  32. I always thought the the one who did the deed was a well respected English rugby player.
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  33. I understand that this poor person will soon be unemployed, and that she is in the process of composing her CV, She has been taking advice from Rachel Reeves, aka 'Rachel from Accounts' the British Chancellor, as Rachel is highly accomplished at including invented achievements in CVs.
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  34. Say that here in Britain, and the boys in blue will come a-knocking. In Starmerworld, Freedom of Speech means only the freedom to agree with his opinions.
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