Comments by "Robert A" (@RobertAmer) on "ABC News In-depth" channel.

@rossrhodes1963 they are probably the same troll
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@PropheticShadeZ I don't agree one bit with what has happened between Russia and Ukraine. However, as a result the price of oil is skyrocketing, thus it adds to inflation and hit everyone's hip pocket. I am trying to understand why the high oil price, given the US only imports 7% of its oil from Russia, and Germany has said no. So i am saying, one man calls for these sanctions, which has little effect on his country, and everyone else rightfully or wrongly follows. Additionally, when you think about it, cast your memory back to the low oil pricing during the pandemic. I recall the Australian Government stating that it would purchase a massive reserve of, and i can't think of the exact number, but i think it was 1 million barrels. So why has the federal government not stated its plans of alleviating pricing for the Australian public by release of some or all of this oil, or are they going to use it for political purposes to buy votes at the next election. Think outside of the square!
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I think that much of the media are turning into what may aptly be called "RAGS", with too much editorial opinion content, false content, distortion and misinformation. When are governments going to legislate to set parameters and guidelines based on community expectation?
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Biden is the only one to claim that nuclear weapons will be launched by Russia. Putin has not stated in any of his speeches of the use of any of these weapons. So the danger here is Biden! And Russia's military is not up to the task? I suggest you watch this space over the next week. It is apparent your news is received from only one source, nothing being independent. You guys seem to have forgotten 8 years of war in the East of Ukraine. These points i make are clearly an indication of the level of censorship, limiting your ability to gain knowledge, or you are being very selective. As for the interview with the Lowie institute, consider the reality being Zelensky was meant what he said! If you guys were not so intelligent, i would claim you were presenting misinformation. But of course, you do have intelligence, thus you are obviously into spreading disinformation. Do a better job of research, and state both sides of what could be in discussions, a debate, rather then your one sided narrative.
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bruce parka although the Russian narrative includes enhanced propaganda, the facts remain that they do not lie like the West, which on many ocassions may be totally fabricated, for appeasement purposes.
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I recommend you do some research of a recent ABC shown video, The War in Ukraine is Threatening Dozens of Countries on the brink of Famine. This report, which i do not think was produced by the ABC, is full of mistatements and misinformation, which suggests that the ABC did not do its homework before airing it.
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TROLL ALERT!
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I have contacted many Australian companies in Australia to do business in China, as i live there, and am Australian. None seem interested, which leaves me astounded. All say, we have plans in place, but i know there products are still not available in China. I tried for several years to find a reliable beef source in Australia, as i had some very large ready to go customers in Shenzhen. There was always an excuse given.
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@htht7831 these are companies without plans and vision.
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I live in China, have done so for many years, and it's not so difficult with the new rules. Where there is a will, there is a way.
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@TYsdrawkcaB So when was it required for a country to purchase Nuclear Submarines to counter a country offering finance for projects? I will again repeat myself, the use of the word aggression is used very loosely without examples, and you cannot give me an example of aggression leading to such a requirement,
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@TYsdrawkcaB very simple, show me an example of chinese aggression justifying the purchase of nuclear submarines. Obviously English is not yout native tongue.
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@TYsdrawkcaB i think you will find most of my errors are typographical ones, caused by typing one fingered on a small screen, and not proof reading. But, I'll live with that! Oh, and of course you can't trust China because the Americans say it. So, do you think we should trust America?
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@TYsdrawkcaB absolutely!
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@chrizzle6222 undoubtedly you were a self conscious tourist going to tourist locations but not knowing or understanding the people, and unable to understand the language. It is quite understandable that most people in western nations are extremely brain washed by governments only through differences in ideologies. The China of today is very different from the China of yesterday. The level of autocracy is no greater, contrary to popular belief. The only politician in Australia who entered into a none binding memorandum of understanding with China on its Belt and Road initiatives was Dan Andrews who did so only after a visit to China.
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It is pleasing to see your comments section again open!
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@Luke-PlanesTrainsDogsnCars A typical troll type comment. You wake up!
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@sheavague7058 what a load of codswobble. Guilty of what? You use the assumption by some countries of assumed guilt and democratic in the same sentence, which just shows the world where democracy has gone. Guilty of what? Almost oxymoronic!
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@sheavague7058 nothing mentioned in the interview and you claim, guilty! The garble is getting worse.
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@sheavague7058 let me suggest tnis is an accusation, not guilt of anything. One if the essences of democracy is the assumption of innocence, until proven guilty, of which you do not appear to be an advocate. Stay open minded!
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@sheavague7058 actually the media acts as judge and jury, you think about it. They control the narrative, in an effort to sway public opinion. Jacinta has enough nouse to be able to deal with them. So they present questions in such a way, to be able to extract a preconceived answer from them, so they can in turn point the finger. They should return to asking direct questions to which there will be no ambiguity to the replies.
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@sheavague7058 let me reiterate, the media tries to control the narrative, which maintains their influence. Some politicians, like Jacinta, are very good at recognizing it, and can deal with it, but some others cannot. In the US, the MSM divided the nation, thus resulting in Trumps loss, but was it based on honesty? Look who they have in charge now, a man who needs to be led around, required to carry notes as to what he should or should not do, and constantly needing to read "Q" cards. So they have a leader who is controlled. A puppet. By whom? The Neocons! Some call them the deep state. . I am getting distracted with your replies. So getting back to my point, questions should be clear, straight forward and without ambiguity.
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@sheavague7058 there should not be an empire, as we are all in one world.
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@nolagibson4569 cannot agree. All governments do this, and to the extreme.
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Wili Wds you believe everything you see on TV undoubtedly. You are obviously very gullible. If such a thing happened in China, i can assure you that it could happen anywhere in the world. To do this is actually against the law in China, even to family members. Not everyone abides by the law, which includes all coutries in the world.
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Wili Wds you're obviously deluded, and know nothing about China.
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@ListenToPumpkinMusic not à all. They are exactly that.
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