Comments by "Robert A" (@RobertAmer) on "Jacinda Ardern says 'militarisation in our region is not necessary and not wanted' | 7.30" video.

  1. Why does Sarah Ferguson enter into questions in a preconceived manner, rather then ask questions framed in a neutral manner. Should i give examples? It is obvious throughout. In other words, questions carry within them preconceived assumptions, which are not necessarily valid, or are opinion based.
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  2.  @Luke-PlanesTrainsDogsnCars  unbiased, yes! Not these preassumed!
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  3.  @Luke-PlanesTrainsDogsnCars  LOL, you obviously weren't listening. Miles apart. It is like a man going to court, and the judge talking to him as if he was guilty. That is the essence of democracy, but nowadays it is lost, with guilt based on accusation. Think about it.
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  4.  @nolagibson4569 Generally speaking, all politicians are the same. Driven by their ego, with honesty at the back of the line.
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  5.  @Luke-PlanesTrainsDogsnCars  A typical troll type comment. You wake up!
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  6.  @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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  7.  @sheavague7058  nothing mentioned in the interview and you claim, guilty! The garble is getting worse.
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  8.  @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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  9.  @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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  10.  @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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  11.  @sheavague7058  there should not be an empire, as we are all in one world.
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  12.  @nolagibson4569  cannot agree. All governments do this, and to the extreme.
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