Comments by "" (@random6809) on "Sky News" channel.

  1. Russian tanks haven't exactly fared well, it'll be just as vulnerable.
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  2.  @mcn6447  Gen-Z have no concept of anything pre-2000, they think war is something that happened in the 1930's.
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  3. They do, but only when it is certain in comparison to accident. This case is clearly an accident.
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  4.  @rinarina750  The point of joining NATO is that Russia then can't invade. Ukraine had the opportunity and now they regret not doing so.
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  5. 6-9ft in the middle, it starts at 2ft at the bank and drops off quickly, hence the sign at the bench warning of deep water that the loons online keep missing!
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  6. It is that there are so few of them. That is the point.
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  7. To get a Darwin Award.
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  8. Heat waves are going to get worse in the UK? Oh the horror! I much prefer shivering my ar$e off most of the year...
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  9.  @vyvienvp3413  "She was as reported a very strong swimmer. " In a bathing costume at the local heated swimming pool where she is swimming for fun, not panicking. "Do grown women fall in the river and don't get themselves out?" Yes, it is literally why people die around water.
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  10. He is asking prisoners with combat experience to fight. Which is common sense.
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  11. No doubt Boris is laughing his socks off at the ineptitude of Truss on her first day.
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  12. Pointless inquiry when buildings still have cladding today.
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  13. When dropping my father off at A&E, the crew waited 2 hours to hand him over to the hospital. There was a queue of crews waiting to hand over, several ambulances parked up unavailable for hours. Back in my youth you'd be taken to hospital with an instant handover so the ambulance crew was back on the road. After the hospital stay, he was waiting all day sat dressed on the bed for his prescription to be done by the pharmacy. That's a bed blocked for a day simply because his drugs were not available. Blocked beds means blocked A&E. IT'S NOT ROCKET SCIENCE
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  14. Was the HGV ok?
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  15.  @ads1340  God of the gaps. It never gets old.
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  16.  @SV-cg3sk  Guns aren't illegal in the UK.
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  17.  @Tony-1971  It'll be damp penetrating through the walls. De-humidifier won't fix it, the plaster is soaked.
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  18.  @SirSmokeALot-yz3hl  With only Germany none of this would have happened, they had to be embarrassed on the World stage into doing it. The Polish should be congratulated on causing the stink that made it happen.
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  19. Since they only empty my general waste bin every three weeks I throw everything I can into the recycle bins, couldn't care less if it the wrong type of plastic or contaminated card. Whatever I think I can get away with gets shoved in the recycle bins. If they emptied my general waste bin every week I would not have to worry about making it last three weeks and I'd put it in there instead. All stick and no carrot caused this issue.
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  20. Hmmm what other group could be described that way...
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  21.  @Tamarlane389  There is a huge difference between having a human rights system and abusing the human rights system.
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  22. There has never been evidence of criminality.
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  23. Pay freezes, welcome to the real World Network Rail staff.
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  24. Hmmm I wonder how much land the CofE owns that could be used to help house migrants.
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  25. The Range and Home Bargains on a retail park pretty much killed off Wilko in my area. I reckon it was people who didn't have a car that were left using Wilko in the abandoned town pedestrian centre. Of course the council still insisted on charging for the town car park too, even though the retail park near it is free. It's like local councillors sole job is to devastate town centres, they are so anti-car.
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  26. @Andy P Because Russia were believed when they said they were not going to invade Ukraine, see how that went?
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  27. The EU are being real ar$es about this. All that is required is a declaration from the exporter and importer that the goods imported to NI are not then being exported to Ireland. It is that simple. Sure there will be some dodgy cross border transfers of goods, but in the great scheme of things it will be a tiny cost in comparison to maintaining peace.
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  28. The issue is that organisations insist on their end user devices being connected to the Internet. Back in the day there would be an air-gap between Internet connected devices that needed access to the web and those devices that are were only used to access sensitive information and didn't have access to the Internet. It is still possible to do but people are too lazy to implement such air-gaps these days. Then some poor user clicks on the wrong link allowing some ransomware/malware in.
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  29.  @kainreaver3596  Spoil it correctly so it is counted. Many people don't do it properly.
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  30. Prince Harry has had such a hard life...
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  31. Jimmy Carr?
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  32. Bodies bump along the bottom.
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  33.  @Lovelyday137  From that river it took 2 months for one victim to end up on the bank. He went into the water upstream of the bench and was found 7 MILES down from it.
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  34. All this fuss over something that a 3D printer can replicate. Take a copy and send them back.
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  35. Average UK pay is 38k, average nurse 34k. What's the problem?
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  36. It is unfortunate that they rejected joining NATO when they had the chance. The did not learn from the Cold War years that the only thing stopping Russian expansion is NATO.
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  37. @sneaky One Your comment would have a point had these cough "asylum seekers" not crossed several safe countries to then make a dangerous channel crossing.
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  38.  @rubbercable  7 million quid per day on hotels alone is not just in anyone's head.
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  39. Nightmare scenario for the mother, unless of course he was a little sh!t and she wanted rid!
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  40. Not strange at all, armour is required to punch through defensive lines. Ukraine lacks it, so has been provided with it. The Russian's have fallen back to defensive positions as their offensive efforts have been ineffective because they are sh!te!
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  41. Because, here's a thought, they have other experts not on the telly saying to them that it is possible her body can reach the sea?
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  42.  @yvonneflanagan2312  Some take weeks.
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  43. So can I and she certainly has enough to go around. :)
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  44.  @TOFMDrone  I'd pay to watch that.
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  45. Now expose the BBC policy that does the same. See Doctor Who.
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  46. The vast bulk of Russian ground, air and sea forces have no combat experience. They are using outdated and unreliable equipment, their logistics support will be terrible.
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  47. " A mistake, a misguided view or otherwise doesn't mean she's just anti semetic." Being mates with Corbyn during when the Labour Party were found to be, does that!
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  48. Labour considered selling Channel 4.
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  49. Except they aren't, hence why she apologised and withdrew them.
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  50. "and mandatory voting" ABSOLUTELY NOT
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  51.  @joshuawilkinson5367  The point stands, guns are not illegal.
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  52.  @spirit_miku  It being a tank is irrelevant as they have lightning protection. There will be some serious questions why this occurred.
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  53. Power cuts in towns aren't uncommon, substations blow and streets lose power for hours. People p!ssing their pants over something that isn't likely to happen anyway is hilarious!
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  54. Men with fishing rods seen near river. Really suspicious that is!
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  55.  @MsVanorak  "just whizzing about on the sea with their boys toys." Yes of course they are dear.
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  56. "Banning creates a unregulated crime driven market. " When there is no alternative, which there is.
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  57.  @LambsyLamb  No she isn't. It was ignorance at its best.
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  58. If it was reasonable why has she withdrawn it and apologised?
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  59. Why has the French economy stalled then genuis?
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  60. She wasn't, that's the point and it is why she withdrew it and apologised!
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  61.  @hustlinmagic  It actually is as I am an importer/exporter well used to dealing with HMRC and foreign customs systems. It literally is as simple as making a declaration that the goods will not go on to Ireland. The only checks would be required on goods going to Ireland. Goods are already waved across EU borders without checks using exactly what I described.
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  62. Good!
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  63.  @scottandrewhorne4655  Your use of all capitals makes for a compelling argument.
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  64.  @wadefite  "The RCN has estimated that an average NHS nurse's pay is around £34,000"
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  65. @Justin Neill She would have sunk, a surface search would be pretty pointless until a week or two later, so a fingertip search of the immediate area was the better option. Of course there are also plenty of people to report a body should she end up on the bank.
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  66. Broken record.
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  67.  @aaronjerome  The comment was "It's tougher now to do business in this country out of all the developed economies" No it isn't.
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  68. There are these amazing things called batteries now....
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  69. If politicians were first to leave the trenches and face their enemy, they'd think twice about going to war.
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  70.  @SssoFluffy  That's what they said about Hitler.
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  71.  @georgebodley8068  It is for those in NI to determine who governs them. Up to know, that has been the UK.
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  72.  @6lr6ak6  Except the post mortem would have revealed that she was not in that river for three weeks. She was.
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  73.  @peterwilliamallen1063  Actually it may stop six miles from Euston. That was the point the OP was making.
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  74.  @peterwilliamallen1063  Perhaps because promises have been made and people lied to.
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  75. Why did Labour consider selling Channel 4 then?
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  76. Comments here haven't aged well and this bell-end of an "expert" looks a right tit now.
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  77. It was "White British people" that ended slavery in Britain and over most of the World.
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  78. The French economy stalling is due to Brexit?
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  79.  @marksibley1309  "An asylum seeker is seeking haven from war or risk of death." Which is why they claimed asylum in the first safe country they entered.....oh wait!
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  80. Or it could be that yours isn't due until next year....
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  81. Feel free to move some into your home then.
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  82. Blame Hamas for rocket attacks on Israel for that. It is Hamas that use civilian areas as launch sites knowing that airstrikes will be the result.
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  83.  @danielwarton5343  "The only people I know who died with Covid were very old and frail " Oh well, that's alright then!
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  84. It was spent on a party for the King.
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  85. If it is Brexit, why has the economy of France stalled?
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  86. It's because of gas and oil. Putin wants it.
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  87.  @ChampChamp2024  Correct, people drown because a river looks "calm". Have a search for Roger Jones who drown upstream from that bench, it is scarily similar to this case. I reckon her body will be found in a few weeks.
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  88.  @justb974  If the average is 34K then the majority cannot be on 27K.
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  89. What has it got to do with Brexit? The French economy has halted, is that because they left the EU too?
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  90. Indeed, where was the outcry from the unions when P&O re-flagged their ships?
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  91. I'm sure Liz Truss is crying all the way to the bank.
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  92.  @braveheart4603  "Maybe hold the source of the problem responsible." Hamas is the source of the problem.
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  93.  @braveheart4603  Hamas is the source, they have the power to negotiate on the World stage with other regional powers but don't want to, they instead prefer to throw rockets at Israel and everybody suffers as a result.
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  94. Yet again it's like these people have never heard of a VPN.
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  95. Same issue in nursing. The requirements to become a nurse put off clinical support staff that are already doing the job of a nurse when they have far more experience than a nurse from college.
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  96.  @martinmalone6324  "so how do the experts become experts then?" By not listening to a bunch of f00ls commenting on how to investigate a missing person.
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  97.  @rob-c.  Seriously low viewing figures and that was 3 years ago before COVID increased streaming numbers.
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  98. Yet no witness saw it.
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  99. They haven't learnt from the other 26 school shootings that have happened in the USA THIS YEAR
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  100.  @carlosandleon  Read my comment properly.
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  101. I believe they create bubbles of groups, so a factory (which could be the size of a town) would all go in lockdown but keep producing.
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  102. I miss the days of Trump and Boris; politics was hilarious on both sides of the pond.
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  103. Since the "ex-detective" is not part of the investigation, then he clearly can not comment on what the 40 detectives have or have not been doing. His opinion is as valid, or not, as yours is! For example, he did not know that the National Crime Agency have been overseeing the investigation and are in agreement with Lancashire. So much for this "ex-detectives" knowledge on this case, eh!
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  104. Since France has a stalled economy, that is correct.
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  105.  @ednorton47  Let them eat cake.
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  106. This is what I don't get. Since the falling of the Berlin Wall, Russia could have become an economic powerhouse with its fossil fuels and land resources. Yet it appears to be in the grip of ex-KGB politicians stuck in the 1980s.
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  107. Brexit affected France too? Their economy has stalled.
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  108. France is in the EU and their economy has stalled this qtr.
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  109.  @lukem118  Except they didn't. What they actually stated is that they were investigating all leads of enquiry but have not found any evidence of criminality. Stop listening to BS online.
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  110.  @patrickkelly9110  France growth was expected but has stalled. Is that because of Brexit too?
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  111.  @patrickkelly9110  It was expected to grow in the first quarter. It hasn't.
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  112. Your r@cism is showing. Ironic.
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  113. @RH The French economy has stalled because of Brexit?
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  114. No it isn't, it's a poor result for Labour who would have expected to do far better. Libs did alright though.
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  115. ...and the Germans continue to pay them billions for cheap gas.
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  116. Must be a bugger finding headphones.
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  117.  @RobBCactive  Nope, in 2010 Viktor Yanukovych stopped the process.
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  118.  @pawelnotts  It would violate their human rights and their lawyers would be suing the country.
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  119. Corbyn would have been an utter disaster of epic proportions.
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  120. The conspir@cy loons are certainly out in force!
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  121. Yup, I can pay mine. I am a Mr Ordinary.
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  122. "Brexit has actually made it much much worse." The net effect is a benefit as there is no longer the right for EU workers to work in the UK. Asylum seekers are a drop in the ocean (or channel) in comparison to pre-Brexit economic migration from the EU driving down wages. It is actually easy to resolve, fly them to a country willing to take them. Unfortunately, the bleeding-heart liberals block attempts to do so.
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  123. They already know it is possible.
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  124. @Alastair Wallace They were not paid any greater pre-Brexit. Stop blaming it for everything, its done, move on.
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  125. Putin's BS produces enough gas to supply the World.
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  126.  @toolatehello3345  It is a fact that they considered it, so it is not uniquely a Conservative agenda.
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  127. The people are watching state controlled TV, they believe everything they watch on it.
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  128. NATO already borders Russia.
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  129. "It's tougher now to do business in this country out of all the developed economies" Is it? Our company has been profitable throughout 21/22.
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  130.  @JBM-JBM  What?
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  131. "I'm not into Tarot Cards at all, but worth a listen to. " No, it really isn't!
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  132. Russian bot.
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  133. Get a grip. The fault lies with Putin wanting gas and oil.
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  134.  @chesterdonnelly1212  "Don't forget the gingers" Nah fcuk em.
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  135. Putin bot.
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  136. Even at 1mph it would not take long to cover the mileage to the sea.
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  137. Get some bleach and clean it. Plenty of videos here on the subject.
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  138. Latest polls indicate that the split remains consistent with the referendum, those wanting to remain in the UK ahead.
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  139. People still banging on about Brexit give us remainers a bad name. Please stop FFS.
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  140.  @mrsolodolo5770  Indeed, slippery slope.
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  141.  @lewis0701  Labour are terrible at managing the economy.
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  142.  @lewis0701  Capitalism isn't meant to be managed!
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  143. Conspir@cy l00n alert!
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  144. Media attention.
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  145. Russian bot alert!
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  146. If they have not reopened then it means such businesses were failing anyway.
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  147. Putin would be dead by his own side before it came to that.
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  148. They do decide for themselves.
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  149.  @raskeisar4049  It is consistently what they choose. Do keep up!
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  150.  @sergiosantos7345  The clown is Putin, the aggressor.
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  151. The "expert" does not know the river. He also doesn't know about the Roger Jones case. Look it up and see how wrong that "expert" is about what can happen to a body in that river and at that very location!
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  152.  @SirSmokeALot-yz3hl  "Without Germany there whouldnt have been this tank" There would be something else from another country. Poland wouldn't have no tanks at all if the Leopard didn't exist, they'd have bought elsewhere!
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  153.  @SirSmokeALot-yz3hl  " just worst tanks" Such as?
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  154. How is is Brexit when France has a stalled economy?
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  155.  @6lr6ak6  It would state that she wasn't in the water for that length of time. Since she was, then it does not need to state that she wasn't. It's not rocket science!
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  156. Yeah, great stuff isn't it!
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  157.  @franceleeparis37  LOL
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  158.  @Lemingtona-x5g  Not in African countries they aren't, so what is your point?
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  159. Bl@ck knife crime in the UK isn't about r@ce.
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  160. @Davidisk Ivan-son How is Russia invading Ukraine poking the bear exactly?
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  161. Says the armchair expert on noobtube.
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  162.  @martynjones8560  Yet the French economy has stalled, how's that then?
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  163. Your mum must be so proud.
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  164. Or fell in!
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  165. @Red Queen They were searching an hour after the report. That is plenty of time for her body to bump along the bottom of the river some distance. A search is a fingertip one in zero visibility. It's a lot of water. If they don't find her where she fell in, then she will get further away making a fingertip search impossible. It's not as easy as people think it is.
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  166. Charged them with what?
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  167. Search Roger Jones and see that it can indeed happen at that bench!
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  168. Because the majority of those living in NI want to remain part of the UK.
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  169.  @coolcat6103  Sure Ivan.
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  170.  @SkepticalMantisCHANNEL10  "Who destroyed their homelands and made them refugees in the first place?" Their own leaders did that. If they weren't belligerent terrorists, then just like every other developed country they wouldn't have to be taught to behave themselves. But it's easier not to blame the idi0ts running those countries, yes?
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  171.  @HUYI1  They contain a battery.
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  172. It is highly probable that she fell in. It is highly improbable that she was abducted.
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  173.  @yazooboooo  Zero evidence of abduction.
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  174. Imagine how the minorities now feel thinking that they may not be there due to them being the best, but due to box ticking.
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  175. Putin's sabre rattling scares nobody.
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  176.  @suzyrottencrotch5132  Dead Hand is switched off, it was not even on during the Cold War.
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  177.  @suzyrottencrotch5132  I said it was switched off, not non-operational. English not your strong point? Dead Hand, by default, is switched OFF. It was even so during the Cold War years.
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  178. If they are THAT vulnerable, then they will already have a UPS.
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  179. She would have to be a Ninja to leave the area without one camera or witness to see her.
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  180. "Russia has the pre-eminent nuclear weapons technology." LMFAO, we have seen how "good" their technology is in the Ukraine.
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  181. The expert that doesn't know about the Roger Jones drowning? Some "expert" he is then!
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  182. Of course Will Walden's comments are nothing at all to do with him being previously side-lined....
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  183. It's actually the opposite. Being a member of NATO means Putin can not invade.
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  184.  @OnlyThe1Son  NATO literally stopped the USSR from invading the West.
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  185.  @OnlyThe1Son  History. Try it.
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  186. Looking at the state of Russia's military and tactics, a war between them and the lads at my local pub would result in them getting their commie ar$es kicked.
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  187. Because "we" know they aren't. Their "best" equipment is already in use and performing poorly.
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  188.  @Teknotion  We know exactly what equipment Russia has.
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  189. Great swimmers drown.
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  190. LOL there is a huge difference between number of tanks and number of SERVICEABLE tanks. A warehouse full of rusting 1970s T-72s is about as much use as a chocolate tea pot and there will be little spare parts, well, plenty of spare parts in Ukraine taken off the ones that have been wiped out.... Stock piles of weapons are only any use if they actually work! They look good on paper to satisfy Putin, that is all.
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  191. There is an anti-Semite problem in Labour and it was under Corbyn and Abbott it blew up. He has to seen to be stomping down on it, it helps that he will want to side-line her too of course, she is poison.
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  192. It's certainly a killing field judging by the number of dead Russians.
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  193. Wrong. We know for a fact it can. A lad drown upstream of the bench and was found 2 MONTHS later 7 miles downstream of it.
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  194. Putin would be dead by his own people long before he attempted a nuclear exchange.
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  195.  @timg1246  I wouldn't underestimate the fairies in that battle.
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  196.  @pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503  Lighten up.
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  197.  @artsy38  The World expert on cold water immersion explained at the inquest that at around 4c she likely went under water and involuntarily breathed in water. He said that as little as two "breaths" is 2L of water and that would have killed in 48 seconds.
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  198. Whatever Ivan.
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  199. No. Theirs is not the greatest.
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  200.  @rubbercable  Because not having any and weakening NATO as a result is a genius idea. That went well for Ukraine.
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  201. Labour not picking them up though.
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  202.  @susansantapola  Is it? How exactly?
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  203.  @NaaahBruv  Indeed, the number of people that don't bother to use a dictionary is ridiculous!
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  204. It isn't shallow, it is 15ft near where she was. The average depth does not show how deep it can be in places. The locals have said all week that she will end up in the sea and they'd know the river better than most.
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  205.  @lifebeelifebee9214  The search was sections of the river, not all of it. This is not the first time. A lad went into the water upstream of the bench, then over the weir. He was found 2 MONTHS later 7 miles down the river. Stop listening to "experts" who don't know that river!
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  206. Because there are so FEW of them. Get a clue!
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  207. Indeed, one that May sidelined.
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  208.  @PHTV11  Being paid in line with inflation yet not dropping the wage when inflation falls to 2% again.
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  209. Because since the French economy has stalled it is obviously nothing to do with it!
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  210. Corbyn's Labour was so far removed from that it was impossible to vote for. Trendy left-wing w@nkers. It's about time his cronies like Abbott were thrown out.
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  211. That is private, this is about the NHS.
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  212. She'd assume it was her job to go and bring the cars to the car park.
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  213. A tory saying that is to be expected. This however is news.
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  214. At 1mph it would only take 12 hours.
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  215. The river is 6-9ft at the bench, hence why there is a sign literally above the bench warning of deep water.
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  216.  @jackoh991  For large families it isn't.
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  217. "There is no strategic need to join NATO and no real threat of Russian invasion." That is what Ukraine believed. It went so well for them, didn't it!
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  218.  @acac7928  Which is what pay freeze means.
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  219. Why? Have they all disappeared or something?
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  220. "but police are not looking to him for answers" Because he was proved wrong.
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  221. My assless chaps are on standby.
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  222. "It's took a professional to come in and categorically say her body isn't in the river." The whole river has not be searched. He can say it, but it is nonsense.
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  223. Marcus Aurelius commenting on democracy. Ironic.
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  224. It's an amendment, it can be amended, the title is the clue.
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  225. It isn't the Met...
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  226. Vote for Zelenskyy
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  227. To be fair, the Unionists were promised no border between mainland and NI, they were then thrown under a bus by the UK Government.
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  228. The vaccines in use in China are not effective.
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  229. It's why Labour do so well in London.
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  230. People drown all the time, they pull bodies out of the canals near me on a regular basis. All these "fit" swimmers.
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  231. Who'd have thought that somebody could be more of a bumbling idi0t of a PM than Boris!
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  232. There is a HUGE difference between somebody running rampant with fork and being easily evaded and tackled compared to somebody with a AR-15 type weapon and hundreds of rounds. It is has everything to do with easy access to guns.
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  233.  @theaeronautical9203  Way to miss the point!
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  234.  @leonardbenzies6374  No they aren't. The countries receiving boosters are the very same ones that have recovered economically sooner.
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  235.  @Imaveryniceguy  LOL!
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  236. Ukraine has shown how ineffective Russian forces are. If it wasn't for the tragic consequences, the World would be laughing at the "mighty" Russian forces right now. Their army, navy and air force are a bunch of amateurs using 1990s equipment.
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  237. 0:45 open the bathroom window! That is YOUR fault.
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  238. I wouldn't fancy going to some scrote's house to have a chat with whatever the thing is that calls itself a parent.
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  239. I am sure the police have their own experts who think that "expert" is a joker.
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  240. Must have been ruff.
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  241. @L Lewit Except it has happened before there. Roger Jones was found 2 months later, 7 miles away. He went in UPSTREAM of where the bench is.
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  242.  @TheFibrylator  " Also, they can't go to their supervisor and ask for pay raises or complain about the workload." Neither can most people in the private sector. They can swap jobs if they want to earn higher wages, just like I have to.
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  243.  @ragnarok8952  Or the Brexit effect will bring economic success. Why talk the UK down? Why is the economy of France stalled right now?
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  244. Because that worked out so well for Ukraine.
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  245.  @suzyrottencrotch5132  Ukraine stopped the process in 2010.
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  246. Er no, this sort of thing was happening way before Brexit. P&O changed the flag on their shipping a couple of years ago in preparation for doing this.
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  247. How does one get evidence of somebody simply falling off a river bank? It was a VERTICAL drop at the end of the sloping bank, there would be no marks left.
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  248. They will not sell anything due to it being their pensions.
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  249. They will continue to win elections until there is an effective opposition.
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  250. LOL!
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  251. Perhaps because nappies are bulky and quickly fill up the general waste bin that then doesn't get collected for three weeks.
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  252. They have Uninterruptable Power Supplies, hopefully with good batteries.
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  253. There are already NATO countries boarding Russia, look at a map!
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  254. Or one could simply fix the reason why people are r@cist.
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  255. I'll give everybody £1,001. Vote for me rather than that cheapskate Richard!
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  256. He would be assassinated by his own people long before giving any nuclear order.
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  257.  @suzyrottencrotch5132  The Dead Hand system is switched off.
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  258.  @AlexKell885  Or maybe should be looking at how somebody with a documented history of mental health was able to get access to firearms. But then we already know why, Maine gun laws.
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  259. The are starting at the sea and working upstream.
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  260.  @pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504  No that isn't it at all.
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  261. Don't use the word bl@ck it triggers the censor bots.
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  262. Lots of "ifs" and "buts". In other words, the media hyping up something that isn't going to happen.
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  263. Because when from the "right " countries it fills his churches.
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  264. Calm down Karen, this was triggered by Putin and nuclear war is not closer than it has ever been for decades.
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  265. "but with them being white middle class" Well, we have a r@cist.
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  266. Pay should be linked to inflation so it rises and falls with it.
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  267.  @paulfoot9230  If it was linked to the rise and fall of inflation it would not be a problem. Of course, the unions will not agree with the fall of inflation bit.
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  268. Search for Roger Jones to get an idea of what has happened to this woman on this river. He went in UPSTREAM of the bench.
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  269. @Jim Koolman It will remain "at peace" along with the assurance that Russia can not invade.
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  270. It is 700 doofus!
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  271. There is no reporting on polling day, it is illegal. The news comes in after the polling stations close.
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  272. People voted tory because of Labour. Blame them!
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  273. "Sir Keir Starmer claims 'beergate' is 'mudslinging from the Tories'" Hypocrite.
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  274.  @patmillar961  Your father would have been ignorant to the health effects. He may have minded going underground then.
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  275. NATO would respond, it is literally the point of it.
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  276.  @alexio9604  Why would the USA nuke SF?
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  277. One of the "better" theories was the kidnap by helicopter one. It was an escalation of the kidnapped by immigrant boat people one...
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  278. Except of course "experts" differ and the police will have access to experts who don't give interviews to anybody with a camera.
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  279.  @simonmorgan225  Good. At least our poor get equal care, unlike the USA.
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  280. Jeremy Corbyn was an unelectable cl0wn.
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  281.  @inxe8  Indeed, the EU had their opportunity when Cameron tried to get a deal, their arrogance meant he came back and triggered the referendum.
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  282. The partner is on camera at home. Not him.
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  283. People who voted for leaving the EU must be racists?
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  284.  @liamwilliams146  "They are £5000 a year worse off then in 2010, how considerate of the government ..." They are also free to change jobs like the rest of us who want more money.
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  285.  @liamwilliams146  Other people fill the role who are happy with that wage, it is literally how the employment market works.
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  286. I believe she will be proved right. There was a lad who fell in upstream of the bench and was found 7 miles downstream 2 MONTHS later.
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  287. Because the husband is not experienced in a missing person investigation. He doesn't want to believe she is dead.
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  288. She can't be in the attic, I am.
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  289. Social media justice warriors have something new to be outraged about. They didn't care before it was demolished and likely hadn't even known it existed. They will not care after they move on to the next thing to be outraged about. If it was so popular why was it closed, abandoned and sold? Christ on a bike...
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  290.  @danielreed823  "and opperates on 2G" Not for much longer!
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  291. At 1mph it would only take 12 hours.
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  292. They can't turn it off, it is literally the only thing keeping their economy going. The pipelines only go west!
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  293. Good swimmer in a swimming pool is not the same as falling fully clothed into 4c water.
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  294.  @hollyblackburn7804  There is zero evidence of criminality.
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  295.  @ArranVid  Good swimmers drown every day.
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  296. Hopefully the body didn't get in the way, I hate it when that happens.
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  297. Putin is responsible, nobody else.
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  298.  @tastypymp1287  For disposable vapes? Nobody would bother. The problem is availability, nobody is going to dealing deposable vapes on a street corner when there are shops selling vapes!
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  299.  @badbones777  The issues are short term, been here, got the t-shirt. I fail to see what the fuss is about frankly.
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  300.  @clivechesterman6635  "Labour shouldn't stand for what?" Anti-Semitism would be a good start, they were investigated and found to be it guilty of it!
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  301. "The age of the T-72 tank is over". ...is more appropriate.
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  302.  @LambsyLamb  "It wasn't antisemitic" It literally was. Hence the reason her mate Corbyn lost the whip too and the Labour Party were investigated and found to be!
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  303.  @gcullen104  No the real question is why is France stalled when it is still in the EU and was predicted to have growth in qtr 1.
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  304. "Could landlords be imprisoned if they don't meet cladding targets?" They can't even imprison those responsible for the deaths of 72 people.
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  305.  @DaFinkingOrk  An issue with the Labour Party is their diversity, which works with London voters due to the demographic, but not so much elsewhere. While a leader may want to introduce policy that appeals to many "traditional" Labour voters, the lefty hipster student types in the party balk at it and shout whatever the fashionable 'ism is that minute of the day. For example, they can't go around claiming Brexiters as being r@cists and gammons one minute and then want their vote the next.
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  306.  @Louis-o6e  LMFAO, I was just about to state the same in reply to that idi0t!
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  307.  @modifidious666  "should be mandatory to have a full criminal, mental and medical assessment before owning a firearm." Plus mandatory regular training and home checks on how they are secured. All of which is reviewed periodically.
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  308. Missing White Woman Syndrome. No, I am not making it up!
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  309. Russia is expansionist. NATO is the response to that expansionism.
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  310. @dianamincher6479 They didn't. Only conspiratards made that claim.
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  311. The BF is on camera at home doofus.
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  312.  @massivelymandela6766  Why are the locals saying that she is in the sea?
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  313.  @massivelymandela6766  The "expert" doesn't know the river he is from the south. The locals have been through this before, they know that a body can wash over the weir and they know how deep and fast it can be.
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  314.  @2760ade  It has happened before, the lad went into the water upstream from the bench, the body washed over the weir and was found near the bridge 7 miles away TWO MONTHS later.
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  315. He is a dictator.
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  316. Yes we will and so will Ukraine.
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  317. @TBSC50 Indeed. The bench is quite close to the start of the slope, at the end of the slope is a vertical drop into the river. It is likely that she put the phone down to attend to her dog and simply fell in.
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  318. " this could end badly." Yes, for Russian troops!
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  319. When is Love Island coming back on TV? Asking for a friend....
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  320. A lot of Putin bots here going on about "democracy".
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  321.  @rhysholdaway  So not Brexit then. Got it.
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  322.  @rhysholdaway  Sure we will. I've lived long enough to learn that the World economy is a roller coaster, we are on a dip and it will peak again.
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  323. Diane Abbott is poison. Corbyn old guard that needs to go.
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  324. Yes we do, we know that there are very few numbers and types of up-to-date armour that Russia possesses.
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  325. Being abducted and taken from that location without one witness or being seen on CCTV, doorbell, dashcam is highly improbable compared to falling in a river that is right next to the bench.
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  326. Sir Keir Starmer says he has been handed her head on a platter. He must be laughing his c0ck off!
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  327. Putin bot alert!
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  328. An inquest, like a civil court, is based on probability. Even in a criminal case a person could be convicted and go to prison (or executed) just using "beyond reasonable doubt".
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  329. The judge himself said that he wasn't smuggling.
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  330.  @flemlion13  If nobody is wanting a border, then what is the issue?
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  331.  @flemlion13  Only if EU checks are on goods bound for the Republic of Ireland.
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  332. They were for the dive search teams!
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  333. The river is 28 miles long doofus.
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  334. Walk it off lad, walk it off.
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  335. Yes those damn Tory voters, Corbyn would have been far better at dealing with COVID, vaccine roll-out, Furlough and the Ukraine war....oh wait.
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  336. Why would the IDF target a hospital that they know has refugees when the whole World is watching?
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  337. LMFAO
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  338.  @laurencefox5884  Hopefully not to France where the economy has also stalled due to er, Brexit? Oh wait....
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  339.  @scottandrewhorne4655  Frankly, I could not be bothered reading your rant.
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  340. We did. We also saw how she withdrew it and apologised and Labour said she was wrong!
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  341. Herd immunity through effective vaccines, yes. Natural herd immunity does not work with a constantly mutating virus, well, it does once the herd are all dead...
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  342. Don't forget the chimney.
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  343.  @MasterCheeks-2552  We could launch the bodies off them!
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  344. So the French economy stalling is also due to Brexit, is it?
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  345. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is a m0r0n for releasing a statement blaming Israel.
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  346.  @laurencefox5884  Since Diane Abbott has withdrawn it and apologised maybe ask her?
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  347. It is said to be old footage.
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  348. It is for Hamas to provide evidence that Israel did it then. Is there any?
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  349.  @fatbelly27  If psychics were real then he would have found her body weeks earlier.
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  350. How is is Brexit when France has a stalled economy?
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  351.  @dynaco8402  Not in the case of oil and gas. Oil can be bought from many other producers, it is not exclusive to Russia. As for gas, their pipelines only go west.
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  352.  @Watcher4111  What has any of that got yo do with what I said?
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  353.  @stephenlowton1911  Ah yes, the little one that only supplies 2% of China's gas consumption.
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  354. @bruceshaw2402 Indeed, if it was so beloved and is gone that is the fault of the locals now crying about it.
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  355. Cadaver dogs in the sea?
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  356. Friends stated that she was known to remove the harness to let the dog run free. So naturally she would place it on the bench she was sat at. She was on a Teams meeting. Friends say she always used the speakerphone when on a call. Placing it on the bench to attend to something like her dog would be the obvious thing to do. The bench is at the start of a slope, at the end of the slope is a VERTICAL drop into the river. She may be an "excellent swimmer" in a heated swimming pool and bathing costume, but that is not the same as falling from a vertical drop, fully clothed, into freezing water and panicking because she can not get out. That is assuming she was conscious after the fall.
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  357. Labour wanted to sell off Channel 4, but don't let the facts get in the way of your conspiracy theory.
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  358.  @toolatehello3345  Re-read my comment.
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  359. Should the people of NI want it, but they don't.
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