Youtube comments of DS9TREK (@DS9TREK).

  1. It's a continuation not a reboot
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  2. Sunak will put Starmer in Number 10. Only Hunt would be a worse choice.
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  3. We love you Nigel we do! We love you Nigel we do!
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  4. Sunetra Gupta is a hero for keeping on going. I can't believe how much she gets attacked.
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  5. China will beat itself by losing population.
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  6. The quicker the Russian bots jump all over these videos the worse things are going for them on the battlefield.
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  7. The UK only has 149 working Chally 2's left. If I were PM I'd give Ukraine the whole lot and then build 400 new tanks for the British Army. It's a shame Sunak/Hunt won't do that.
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  8. It wouldn't make illegal immigration any easier. There's the Channel Tunnel between England and France, but illegals still travel by small boat or by hiding in a lorry that goes on a ferry.
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  9.  @douglastaggart9360  who died and made you our spokesperson?
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  10. Rishi supported the lockdowns too.
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  11. In the 1930s the BBC announced it was going to start broadcasting in high definition because it was upgrading from 30 lines to 240 lines. You can experience what those high definition broadcasts were like by watching this video again on 240p resolution. Is it disrespectful to say it isn't HD any more?
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  12. I wish Carswell was still an MP. We need people like him.
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  13. 🙄 the Russians are getting desperate
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  14. Julia actually causes me stress with her monologue questions. Not even a quarter of the way through her questions and I'm feeling growing stress.
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  15. You can't say there definitely wouldn't be a UK without the Crown's merging beforehand. It's less likely but not impossible.
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  16. Russian bots make me laugh. Russia takes 11 months of meat wave tactics to take Bakhmut and calls it a success. Meanwhile, Ukraine liberates more land in a month than Russia took in the past year and Russian bots call it a failure. Lol 😆😂
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  17. There aren't communists on Sage. The woman you're talking about is on an unrelated group called Independent Sage. They chose that name on purpose to make the public think they're connected to the official Sage group, but they're not
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  18. She also asked questions and made people justify and back up their claims.
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  19.  @ericberg2131  Ukraine is winning the war. Finland lost 10% of its territory to Russia in the Winter War, but Finland is regarded as the winner cos Russia failed in its strategic aims. That being to fully conquer Finland. Russia has already failed to do the same in Ukraine
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  20. Hong Kong was a British colony back then. If it said made in Hong Kong it was made in Hong Kong
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  21.  @cuckingfunt9353  you should watch the interview. Douglas himself mentions how he changed party, won the by-election and then won in the general election of 2015. With the Brexit referendum won in 2016, he announced he was leaving UKIP would stand down as an MP at the next election. Which is what he did.
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  22. Your daughter and Harry aren't the same person. You can't seriously think every human being responds to trauma in the same way.
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  23. Only Parliament should be able to remove a title so there are checks and balances
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  24. To make money
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  25. Because the vaccine doesn't stop you catching the thing. That's why vaccine passports make no sense.
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  26. My first thought before watching is she was a liberal in the Gladstonian sense, not the modern usage of the word.
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  27.  @AliceInBlunderland666  2 years ago I'd have thought a lockdown would be impossible in Britain... The public repeatedly disappoint me these days. I hope there is something the public will still stand up for.
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  28. Thanks for uploading these. It's wonderful to see them again.
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  29. I know right. I keep saying we should give our tanks to Ukraine. All of them. And then build a new tank in greater number - at least 450.
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  30. Ok, Ivan
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  31. It was probably nervous laughter
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  32. Remember guys: Kherson is pronounced "Her-son", not "Kurzon".
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  33. This is what happens when you let a loser force their way into Number 10.
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  34. ​​ @NarcisTheDictator  What point are you trying to make? Northern Ireland is part of the UK, and therefore everyone is British, but they're also entitled to the Irish citizenship of Britain's neighbour the Republic of Ireland. Many do take Irish citizenship because if nothing else it makes it easier to get into the EU.
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  35.  @rickyhyppa7960  Marc has the amazing voice but he lacks the stage presence to charm a audience and put on a show. Adam's stage presence may be different to Freddie's but at least he has one. And that's why Adam gets to front Queen despite Marc being a better singer.
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  36.  @davidringmann3395  legally he does still reside in the UK cos he's registered as living at Frogmore still.
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  37. ​ @Thrill_Hou North Korean officials overseas have to leave their families behind as hostages. If you refuse to come back they're put into prison camps
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  38. Britain won the Falklands War without attaking Argentina. So it can be done.
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  39. I used to listen to Dale's LBC show after listening to Farage's. After Farage was forced out I stopped listening to LBC completely.
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  40.  @lonesnark  applauds
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  41. The population will put up with it. they're only too happy obey and put up with crap.
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  42. When Leadsome incorrectly claimed five million are on the waiting list "directly because of Covid" why wasn't she corrected? It's not because of Covid, it's because of a political decision known as lockdown.
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  43.  @jacksimper5725  language doesn't mean support. Would English speaking parts of the EU (Ireland and Malta) welcome 'liberation' from the EU by the British cos they speak English?
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  44. How about Russia gets out so the fighting can end?
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  45. Bibek Mukherjee, well that's full of half truths. The Indians weren't fighting the British in WWII. They were fighting WITH the British in both Asia and North Africa. India was given independence after the war for the same reason Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa were. As dominions of the British Empire they were all being slowly readied for independence. And India wasn't divdied into India and Bangladesh. It was divided into India and Pakistan. Bangladesh got independence from Pakistan in the 70s.
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  46.  @tymotekaitis3872  existing isn't shoving anything down your throat
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  47.  @FreedLOD  so why aren't they just buying train or plane tickets anyway? They know asylum will be refused so they want to sneak in. Illegals aren't stupid and they do understand that Europe currently has train stations and airports
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  48. ​ @Tym2Repent the ferries are suspended. They really have been told to drive through what Russia calls "the new territories". We call them the "illegally occupied territories".
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  49. I cringe every single time she says "the Ukraine".
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  50. Farage can beat Starmer
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  51. Prince and Princess can be taken away. Parliament threatened to take the title away from Princess Margaret if she married a divorcée.
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  52. You can only defend someone if you're their fan? Is that a law?
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  53. If you're talking about illegals I'm with you on deporting them. If you're talking about legal migrants it terrifies me you have so many upvotes
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  54. ​ @ashootwittaker-kw8jw 🙄
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  55. Argentina managed to declare war on the UK alone... Belgium and France refused us help, and even members of the Reagan administration wanted to refuse us help, chiefly the Secretary of State. Thank goodness for the support of the Defence Secretary
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  56. They're non-stop asking for freebies and complaining that what they get isn't enough. What happened to beggars can't be choosers?
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  57. ​ @matthowardtv there doesn't need to be a credible candidate for the threat to be carried out.
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  58. ​ @Thrill_Hou prison is worse. Experts have stated that conditions in the North Korean prison camps is worse than the Nazi concentration camps
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  59. ​​ @Gkuljian  Poland is increasing defence spending to 4% of GDP - twice what the UK pays. Is Poland "pretending to be an empire"?
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  60. They're newspaper journalists doing a podcast, not broadcasters.
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  61.  @puddingsimon2626  Russia did send conscripts in the first wave, but the Russian courts ordered the army to send them home when their mothers complained. Putin said they were sent in "by mistake".
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  62. The polls prove too many kids don't know what D-Day is
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  63. Kings have never been able to remove titles. Only Parliament can
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  64.  @alevyts3523  Who made the English language? So maths is correct
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  65. Ew, make Britain atheist
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  66. You can do that at the next election
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  67. They refused him the business account he needed. And they only offered him a NatWest account after he told them he was going public.
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  68. A news channel in the UK is anglocentric? Shocking.
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  69.  @Fatima_Garabandal2251  the Queen let Harry and Meghan keep the HRH cos otherwise they would have to bow/curtsey to the other Royals. It's the same for Andrew
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  70. Brexit is about both legal and illegal immigration. Both are too high.
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  71. I hope Ireland can leave the EU one day. I'm British but I have a lot of affection for Ireland cos my dad is Irish and came over here to join the Army, so I want to see Ireland prosper
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  72. ​ @seekeroftruthandjust  that's false. While it's true we have to meet EU standards to export to them it doesn't mean we need to apply those standards to UK domestic law. We meet US, Japanese, Australian standards when we export to them, but none of them force us to apply their laws to our domestic products that stay in the UK. Sadly, the EU thinks it can
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  73. So you're part of cancel culture then, Ricky Ric? Shame on you. I disagree on making vaccines mandatory but I can still respect someone who disagrees with me. You and your cancel culture that you clearly support are all that is wrong with modern Britain.
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  74. Insults demean you. Starkey is clearly of a very high intelligence. If you disagree with him on an historical fact argue the fact and cite evidence in your favour.
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  75. Of course they tried.
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  76.  @notherbalteanicetea  the younger you are the the less clear it is that the risk-reward balance favours you getting the vaccine. There's too much selfishness going around where older people want to force a vaccine into young people who don't require its protection.
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  77. International law allows Turkey to close access to the Black Sea during times of war. it has done so.
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  78. The primary duty of a parliamentarian isn't to legislate. Ever since 1215 their main duty is to control the spending of the executive
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  79. Thatcher spoke the truth
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  80. Nigel misspoke, the Post Office wasn't privatised. Royal Mail was but the Post Office stayed under public ownership
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  81.  @Salty_old_Viking  the UK is a legit country. The UK government has the full authority of the Crown and the people in which to govern. The devolved administrations exist with UK govt consent. This differs from the EU which has no real legitimacy, no common demos exists among the peoples of the member states.. It's council and commission exist only because the member states allow it, same as NATO, the UN, the WHO and WTO.
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  82. Why is your nationality relevant?
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  83. ​ @matthowardtv he held a US green card. A requirement of a green card is you promise that you intend to live permanently in the United States. So at some point leaving Britain permanently was his intention.
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  84. Correction: Mr Sunak was NOT elected to the office of prime minister
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  85. It wasn't just European countries supporting Ukraine, Britain and Canada were there too
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  86. How do you reach that conclusion?
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  87.  @rtorres4132  ok, explain how you hold a fair referendum in areas that have been de-populated by the Russian invasion?
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  88. Chile gave the UK important intelligence, plus sent back British troops who attacked Argentina. This documentary doesn't talk about it but a helicopter dropped off SAS on the Argentine mainland to cause trouble. But because the helicopter was damaged the flight crew destroyed it themselves and then surrendered themselves to Chile at the border. They were quickly returned home. The SAS carried out their mission with thousands of Argentine soldiers hunting for them. Once the mission was done they burnt their uniforms and destroyed their equipment, then put on civillian clothes and crossed over to Chile on fake passports before flying home on a commercial flight.
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  89. He was unofficially offered a peerage but the price was to stop opposing May's surrender treaty. Of course he refused. You can't bribe Farage.
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  90. DeSantis isn't anti-vax. You needed a Republican talking on that section
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  91. If some high profile Tories were to defect it could be an SDP moment and actually see Reform pick up seats
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  92.  @leehenry5764  he doesn't need to be an MP to an electoral threat. Remember we got the Brexit referendum precisely cos Fararge posed an electoral threat to the Tories.
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  93. the eco-madness won't go anywhere. the social democrats in the Tories will elect one of their own
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  94. She was right. Tax cuts and a reduction of the state are what we've been crying out for.
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  95. Blame Gove, always Gove. He single handedly stopped Boris and put May in office. Bloody weasel. Boris is one of the few Tory Brexiteers who'd have asked Farage to help out too.
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  96. They've all had these issues due to the date being so unexpected
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  97. ​ @SterileNeutrino  yes we do
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  98. Most people in England are proud to be British. It's not fear, it's pride.
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  99. Belarus has never been a democracy, and I'm not sure enough in their country want it to be one.
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  100.  @Morwenna1220  nah, some people clearly wanted Belarus to be a democracy, but they obviously weren't enough. Belarus is like Russia, Hong Kong, Iran and China. Some people want a democracy but the majority don't care as long as they are comfortable.
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  101.  @shonacooksey4189  I think a joke went over your head. They're obviously saying you have to be a drunk to vote SNP, hence Scotch people.
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  102. I think it's worth pointing out that there's no such thing as "the Royal Army". The English Bill of Rights forbids one, and Parliament has to give permission annually for even the government to maintain one. Also, in this scenario the Isle of Man IS part of the UK. Under the deal that makes the Isle of Man a crown colony, the UK government is permitted to conscript the men and women living there during war time. Basically, it's more a part of the UK than even the Falklands is.
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  103. People have been too dependent on the state since 1945 and have grown too used a big brother nanny state.
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  104. Because most Tories support lockdown. They are only 40-50 libertarians in the Tory party
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  105. ​ @Tacklepig my niece has autism and it's very difficult on her mum. Constant worry and struggle with her behaviour
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  106. Lol. Growth under socialists. Lol
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  107. His job was to get us out of the EU. He succeeded didn't he?
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  108. I hope he comes back.
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  109. Dr Starkey's point was that the Constitution creates the polarisation by giving the impression there are absolute rights and even a sense of absolute right and wrong. Even in the state legislatures compromise is hard to to come by because both sides see themselves as being on the side of absolute right. And so any compromise is seen as a step too far because it is an automatic betrayal of your absolute uncompromisable values.
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  110. He can demand anything he wants but that won't deliver it. The best he can do is to force the Russians out by use of force.
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  111. And from Labour
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  112. Who's volunteering to pay for that? The UK government won't even pay for the UK to have a modern army, it certainly won't pay for one in Ukraine
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  113. Wow, open comments again. Yay.
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  114. I'm surprised Mark supports this. He wanted Rishi to be prime minister and Rishi wouldn't have done any of this.
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  115. Ukraine blew up the dam to protect Russian forces? Sure thing, bro
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  116. ​@D you're not perfect then :p
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  117. It's gallows humour. Something Brits are famous for
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  118. Should've brought them back instead of Lineker and co
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  119. ​ @lindacurrie8817 no, Tories are left wing and Reform are centre right.
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  120. The Welsh and Scottish ARE British
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  121. I know this will sound stupid but sometimes i wish the big Premier League teams would eff off to a super league so domestic football will be better off without them. But sadly the 'fans' and money would follow the super league...😢
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  122. The reason he rolled back on decriminalisation is he didn't want the news showing video of bailiffs sent by the BBC/Capita raiding a 90 year olds home.
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  123. Fines don't give you a criminal record
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  124. ​ @samsungtap4183 stormshadow doesn't cost anywhere near $12 million and it produces a hole big enough to stop heavy vehicles using the bridge
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  125. The fans will want them to roll over to City, but the players won't. They don't care about local derby's like the fans do.
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  126. You can still have a TV with a licence. Just stick to onDemand content and DVDs/Blu rays to be within the law
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  127. Hopefully he doesn't emulate Sir Winston's post-war record
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  128. Then Labour wins the election and takes us back into the EU
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  129. To give Russia an escape route
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  130.  @w花b  what military resources do you think Russia has in reserve?
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  131. Their socks. they're smoking their socks
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  132. I'm happy to see this series again.
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  133. His first mistake was thinking he could do a better job than Boris.
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  134. Lovely people shouldn't need to follow broadcast laws?
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  135. ​ @toi_techno the Irish are more British than the British. There are populations in the centre of Ireland that have never seen inward immigration. Whereas the island which was named "Great Britain" by the French has seen immigration from the Beaker People, the Roman Empire, the Angles and the Saxons, the Vikings and the Normans.
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  136. Kemi was born here, unlike Boris Johnson. ​ @sylviabaxter265 
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  137.  @ryannoble4789  probably, yes. While Bomber Harris of RAF Bomber Command was viewed as a hero by the British working class, who suffered the most from German bombings, the more liberal minded of the intelligentsia saw him as a war criminal for bombing German cities back to the stone age. Harris himself was unapologetic, saying 1 British life is worth 1000 German lives. So there's been a constant debate on whether he was a hero or villain. I think he was a bit of both.
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  138. What happened to innocent until proven guilty?
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  139. ​ @RH1812 Yes it is. There are limits on noise levels
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  140.  @mariogmajner6549  Russia invaded in the end of winter
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  141. "26 other Eurozone countries" You what? The Eurozone only has 19 countries.... Where did he get the extra 7 countries from?
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  142. They have to state facts. It hasn't been proven he was murdered despite it being obvious
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  143. African tyrants were doing that anyway. Prigozhin was just taking a cut
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  144. ​ @bombaybeach208  you don't have to like someone or agree with them in order to give them credit for their strong points. Churchill even praised Hitler's leadership ship skills during the dark days of 1940.
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  145. ​ @peterruff5810 touche means you made a clever point at someone else's expense. In this case the OP. It's a compliment to you, nowt to get upset over
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  146. If the war ends with Russia still in Crimea then Ukraine has lost the war. We can't let that happen
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  147. ​ @petersmith2522 privatising the NHS and having social insurance provided by the state, like in the Netherlands and Germany, would save us money and remove waiting lists.
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  148. He is popular in the country
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  149.  @geralds6131  the Yanks weren't fighting in Afghanistan. That's why there hadn't been an American fatality in the 18 months prior to withdrawal. The Afghan army was doing the fighting and the Yanks doing logistics
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  150. 70 years ago Churchill predicted what's now called Canzuk would become one country and later merge with the US. I wonder if he'll ever be proved right.
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  151. The Scottish referendum was 55-45%, not 52-48% as incorrectly stated in this video
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  152. Yep, it isn't a prediction. It's him saying China will have the capability to be successful in five years. He made no prediction on whether it will be successful.
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  153. So you support cancel culture, Mark? Because that's what you're asking for. For Tom to be silenced for disagreeing with you. You and the Wokeists are the same. Your only difference is to fight over who should be cancelled.
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  154. We need to spend 4% on defence. Stop wasting money on foreign aid and homing illegals when our defence an safety is at risk
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  155. Most British Conservatives are closer to the Democrats. You could see that from how many supported Clinton in the election.
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  156. Ikr. By Russian logic New England is desperate to be liberated by the UK, I mean, they speak English
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  157. Nuke the area for what purpose? A single nuke won't make a difference to the war. Russian would need to use dozens of them across the entire frontline
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  158. It's nice to see the channel has some life still in it.
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  159.  @Nick7901962  most countries are too poor to find all their cases through testing. The evidence from Western countries is the survival rate is 99.8% even before we had vaccines. STOP fiddling the figures.
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  160. Nor necessarily. He may have given up due to the difficulty in getting those 100 names.
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  161. ​ @mrkeithmorgan1 that's because AV is a bad system. It might be different if we're given the option of Single Transferable Vote
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  162. The latter. A new party won't break through at this time. We need to take over the Tories
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  163.  @richardlong7291  no, Sweden never locked down, not even partially. It had voluntary advice
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  164.  @mariogmajner6549  irrelevant
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  165. Tell Putin to withdraw his forces to the 2014 borders. Then talks can be considered
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  166.  @alicehammond7438  he always challenges both sides. Andrew is a legend for it.
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  167. Brave people. I really admire the people defending Ukraine
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  168. But Russia is also wearing itself down. I doubt it can maintain attacks of this intensity without going into a total war economy with full mobilisation
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  169. How can this guy be an expert yet not know the difference between casualties and deaths?
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  170. No, because Kherson is uphill of the dam. Blowing the dam will kill the Russian soldiers on the east side of the River
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  171. He's Charles III, not 111
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  172.  @edwardrichtofen8530  it is a He Man show. The 40 year incel crybabies shouldn't have judged the full season based on half a season. That was dumb. It's like ordering steak as part of a 3 course meal and then crying incel tears because the first course is soup.
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  173. Yes!
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  174. There are more millionaires in Labour and the Tories than Reform.
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  175. You're
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  176. It's owned by a company based in Dubai. Is Dubai part of Israel?
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  177.  @mariahewitt9787  no
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  178. ​ @beez5338 in politics you play the ball, not the player. The fact fox had to use personal insults instead of constructive arguments makes him look pathetic. He's disgusting.
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  179. Insecure people don't like to be surrounded by people who're more than intelligent than themselves. Trump is super insecure.
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  180. Left-wing Brexiteers don't want to vote for a right wing party. Can you picture George Galloway ever voting for a right wing party? Me neither. And regarding right wing Brexiteers, It's hard for them to break their loyalty to the Tories
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  181. Not quite similar cos it's for different reasons. Truss is a rare conviction politician doing what she believes. Putin has lost control of the situation and is desperately trying to save himself.
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  182. Terrible take. So the EU should say "you can't join, Ukraine. Russia gets the veto on your foreign policy."? Does the EU get that veto on the UK cos we're a former member? Does the UK get a veto on the foreign policy of former colonies?
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  183. Sir Jacob earns over £300,000 per year presenting his show on GB News. I think he'll cope without his £83,000 MP salary
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  184. ​ @eatshtanddie4168 the dossier they gave him said he did have enough money to keep the account
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  185. I'd love them to bring that format back with Portillo in tow
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  186. That would make the NATO legitimate targets for Russia. What happens after Russia attacks them, deliberately or otherwise?
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  187. America is part of NATO, so you only need to say NATO.
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  188. ​ @dirtycitydisco Remind us which party had to be investigated for institutional anti-Semitism? Oh right, Labour
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  189. ​@robinmorritt7493 I did too but it was all an act
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  190. Dame Allison
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  191. ​ @romusa9204 no, so everyone gets justice. How many times do you hear of cops framing someone cos it's an easy result? It's rare but even once is too much. Everyone is innocent until the guilty says otherwise
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  192. ​@@BrianBadondebowlFox personally attacked a person instead of discussing the politics
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  193. He's a Champagner who wants to fight the issues but not run the country. And there's nowt wrong with that.
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  194. ​ @seniorslaphead8336  He should follow Churchill's advice, "political parties are like horses, you ride whichever one will take you to victory".
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  195. The NHS needs to be remodelled along continental lines. The Dutch and German systems should be the basis. But no government will ever be brave enough to do it.
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  196. Correction: we're sixth biggesy economy. India went past us
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  197. You're quibbling. Becoming part of a country is the same difference as joining with it.
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  198. Technically you CAN buy titles. That's one reason Boris Johnson got himself into trouble - all those big Tory party donors who donated £1,000,000+ all found themselves sitting in the House of Lords. Amazing coincidence, huh? Michael Jackson's mistake was asking the Queen for a knighthood. She can only give out knighthoods in the most prestigious orders, eg, The Order of the Garter, Order of the Thistle, Order of Bath. Had Jackson gone to the government they'd have probably given him one in a lower order that they control, i.e., the Order of the British Empire. New Labour were in power at the time and they loved giving out titles to celebs in hopes some glitz would rub off.
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  199. Attacks on civilians is heartbreaking but it doesn't harm Ukraine's ability to wage war. That's why it's not being discussed. We grieve the dead after the war is won
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  200. That's... fiction
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  201. ​ @MrRadiorobot  MPs don't have immunity from prosecution and parliamentary privilege is an absolutely essential part of our constitution, without it, there'd be no free speech in Parliament. So instead of abolishing free speech we should extend it to all citizens through a new Bill of Rights.
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  202. Sooner, harder, longer. Labour are insane
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  203. It's His Majesty's Opposition. King Charles uses he/him pronouns
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  204. Humans
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  205. It is
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  206.  @notherbalteanicetea  viruses evolve to be less deadly over time. The more it roams the sooner it becomes less deadly.
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  207. ​ @martyn4501 the only mass graves in Ukraine are in Russian occupied territory
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  208. Sure you are
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  209. It is true. Russia had a large stock of missiles before the war started. That stock is now gone and Russia is firing off missiles as it produces them, hence the longer gaps between missile strikes.
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  210. Lowering taxes lets you and me keep and spend our money
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  211. What caused you to be waiting since 1965 when we joined in 1973?
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  212. It's not something you can do at the drop of a hat
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  213. Labour would England into Wales. It's a scary thought when you see how badly run Wales is.
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  214. Russia is doomed
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  215. And it's the same with China
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  216. Thatcher had too much respect for the concept of monarchy to abolish it. The House of Lords she probably wouldn't even gone as far as Blair's reforms. I mean, she took a peerage and seat in the Lord's. She obviously supported it to some degree.
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  217. Kate's great!
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  218. A successful Reform with Boris is better than a failed Reform without Boris
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  219. Not in England. The sentencing guidelines are totally different
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  220. It's a taster, not click bait
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  221. As long as there's socialism there'll be government overreach
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  222.  @t.r.7811  Salmond said it was once in a lifetime
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  223. How do you vet a volunteer? Not even the Tories and Labour can afford to do that
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  224. Boris was the one who got Europe on board. In one meeting very early on many big countries were sceptical about helping Ukraine. Boris was the one who passionately stood up to gee everyone up. "Come on, we can't let Russia get away with this. We'll all suffer if we do". I can't imagine the likes of Brown, May or Sunak doing any more than going through the motions.
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  225.  @ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available  Yugoslavia didn't exist in 1999
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  226. I don't understand that. Why fight so hard for your sovereignity only to surrender it to the EU?
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  227. The ISW is also interviewed on Ukraine the Latest podcast by The Telegraph. It was one of the episodes from last week
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  228. Everything you just said is false because you assume your values are the world's values. They're not. Go to Afghanistan and tell the Taliban music is valued universally. The Taliban have of course banned music as unIslamic. Even your example of murder fails the test of being universal because you'll never get the world to agree on what constitutes murder. I'd say the Holocaust was murder because I'm actually sane. But you'll find plenty of neo-Nazi's who'll argue otherwise. Likewise in Ukraine... I call shelling cities murder. Putin calls it liberation.
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  229.  @peterruff5810  you're confusing touche with touchy
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  230. ​ @jennifercrosby7917 they did impeach Trump
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  231. Boris is going to take these results as an endorsement of lockdown. I'm worried
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  232. Lineker deserves to be criticised. You can argue Dolan goes in too hard on Lineker but that's Dolan trying to make it entertaining.
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  233. Now we get the backstabber, Rishi Sunak, unless Boris supporters move over to Penny. Please do!
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  234. Reform is a normal centre right party who are angry at the Tory betrayal. In 2019 Farage stood the party down to let the Tories win because the Tories promised to be right wing. Instead we got Rishi Sunak - the most left wing prime minister since James Callaghan.
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  235. ​ @ibana8449 Thatcher was great. Are you smoking your socks?
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  236.  @szililolabu  Germany joined the euro and now it has to bail out poor countries like Greece with taxpayer money.
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  237. Ask for the world, settle for a continent.
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  238. ​ @timmiller6868  Russia took 25% of Ukraine but is now down to 20% as Ukraine liberates itself
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  239. Prigozhin will be the new Elvis. By Saturday morning people will see him doing his weekly shop in Tesco.
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  240. ​ @Neutralino if the political party is legal, it should be illegal to fire someone for being part of it. If the party/organisation is illegal, let the police and courts deal with it.
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  241. Yeah.... It's not that easy to no to abuse.
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  242. Boris went to Eton, speaks several languages and is an award winning writer. I'm confident not only that he's smart than Trump, but that he's also smarter than you.
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  243. You forgot Northern Ireland
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  244. Neither China or Russia are superpowers. They don't have the ability to project power to any corner of the world, and that's one of the three requirements to be a superpower. The other two being to have a strong economy and to occupy a large territory. So if you're going to call China and Russia superpowers, you should include Canada and India as superpowers because they meet the same two requirements.
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  245. Terrible idea. Why should I pay for doctors to go uni?
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  246. They'd have kept half of it if they kept Boris. They're paying for ousting him
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  247. He was given to his mother. His wife couldn't claim his body because she's in self-imposed exile, so his mother claimed his body
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  248. It's a shame you left out the audience Q&A session
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  249. Getting desperate, Ivan?
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  250. Francis appears with Dom on the Ukraine: The Latest podcast. He also does videos for the channel
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  251. Not entirely. A larger majority does make you more comfortable. The small majority Major won in 1992 soon became a minority due to by-election losses
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  252. Send him an email and let him know he has your support. MPs get non stop complaining but not enough praise even when they deserve it
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  253.  @ipel4  I'm a random person on the internet but I can pronounce the names reasonably well cos I pay attention to the pronouncations used by Ukrainians when they appear in the news in the UK. The guys on this channel have no excuse.
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  254. If only. Can you imagine if they privatised the nhs, replaced national insurance with social insurance and allowed us to enjoy universal healthcare of the quality in the Netherlands and Germany? We'd be in heaven.
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  255. A stopped clock is right twice per day. A broken clock can always be wrong
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  256. ​ @QwadLuzr  he's not a whistleblower
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  257. Brexiteers have never been the entire cabinet.
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  258.  @cranberryeater7459  a new states independence isn't recognised in international law until the state they're leaving recognises it.
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  259. No MPs attended them. They were parties for staffers.
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  260. Sometimes it's a yes. In 2020 the Queen made a trip to Balmoral in Scotland and a newspaper headline asked "will she ever return to England?" She's currently in Windsor so I think the answer was 'yes'.
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  261.  @manmaje3596  six replies and only yours is showing
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  262.  @nickbaxter8797  yes it was. Tax cuts produce economic growth. Tax rises kill it
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  263. I hope he does too but it's looking very unlikely.
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  264. If the EU still wants ever closer union it has to happen. Can you imagine rich states in Germany or the USA refusing to subsidise poorer states? Can you imagine England refusing to support the other parts of the UK? Eventually the EU will have a fork in the road... Rich members subsidise the poor, or give up the euro. Which do you think they will pick, considering the EU's sole purpose for existing is "ever closer union".
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  265. Payne was hardly writing with an open mind though. He had already decided the colonies needed independence and was going to use any argument to bring the public opinion to his side.
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  266. King Nigel, we love you!
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  267. ​​ @B.D.E. but we can afford HS2, foreign aid and Net Zero? Scrap the waste and there's much we can afford
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  268. But totally lacking in optimism
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  269. Badly, cos lockdowns on the outside affect them badly cos the screws lock them in their cells and stop prisoners interacting and mixing.
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  270. If he's smart he can turn the world against the EU. Even Biden might turn on them. But that means Boris playing the game and staying innthe deal for now.
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  271. Source?
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  272. Do one on the election system for the House of Lords. Oh, wait...
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  273.  @arndbaggen3011  before 1973 the UK had a limited sales tax called GST. It's a tax still used in Canada to this day. A membership requirement to join the EEC/EU was to scrap GST and replace it with VAT because it raises more money and 1% of VAT goes straight to the EU to spend as it sees fit.
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  274. ​ @Nite2012Mare 🙄
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  275. He isn't a knight of the realm
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  276.  @edoak1120  but the Brexit MEPs includes former Tories. Everyone is now saying Tories shouldn't be allowed to stand for Reform 🙄
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  277. If you're British nominate him. You can find the nomination form online through a quick Google search. The more of us who nominate him, the more chance there is.
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  278. Nope, Sweden is being very libertarian. What a paradise.
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  279. Titan, rarely for a host city, London put as much thought into what happens after as they did the Olympics.
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  280.  @docwhat8370  the distance between the British Isles and the American colonies wasn't the big issue you'd expect. When California was made a state in 1850 it was actually more difficult to travel from it, on the west coast, to Washington DC, on the east coast, than it was to travel across the Atlantic in the 1770s. So Californian delegates would have to sail around the Americas from West coast to East for almost two decades until the transcontinental railway was built. And still the Americans managed to make it work.
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  281. She interrupted to enforce the rules. Do you complain about referees stoping play to enforce rules?
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  282. Yes
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  283. What difference would an English parliament make? It would be a 'devolved' parliament ruling over 57m as opposed to the UK parliament ruling over 68m. The British parliament is the English parliament in everything but name.
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  284. Pirate ship. The UK is a pirate ship
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  285. ​ @mombaassa would you like your pound of sausages Captain Mainwaring?
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  286.  @counterfeitt  what Ocean do you think they need to cross to get from Egypt to England?
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  287. Labour started it
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  288. Labour are coming in.
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  289.  D James  it's not odd that their support is from the West. India and China both have a recent history of doing what Russia does - conquer weaker neighbours. This is a war of values. The West shares Ukraine's, India and China share Russia's.
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  290. We won't get the results until Sunday night though. That's EU law for you.
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  291.  @rwheelerwheeler9034  the Constitution doesn't allow the president to be dictator. Let's see him ban protests like Boris has done, the US Supreme Court would rip Biden a new one
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  292.  @shaun1293  it's a republic and democracy. Why are some people so determined to look smart by pretending they're mutually exclusive concepts?
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  293. "ammo" is the hard part. Making bullets, shells, rockets and missiles as quickly as Ukraine is using them up is a huge challenge.
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  294. Using the first names of politians is very unprofessional. What happened to the standards Lord William Rees-Mogg set at the newspaper?
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  295. "everything is going as planned"
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  296.  @marcusw3169  why are people always looking for conspiracies? Farage didn't retire cos he was bribed, he retired cos he thought we'd won and he was tired after 25 years of hard fighting.
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  297. Sir John doesn't do polls, but his exit polls are very accurate
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  298.  @1234sumpinnew  so you're saying everyone in a cartoon should be straight, and one gay character, just one, is diversity nonsense? Wow
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  299. How often are you left in a hospital for life in England? Very rarely. If anything, they release people too early to save a few bob
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  300.  @achatcueilleur5746  how would you have expected them strike the convoys in the south taking into account the limited capabilities Ukraine had in the region?
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  301. Is there a SDP candidate? They did a deal with Reform that each would stand down in certain places and ask their voters to support the other
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  302.  @poppiefleur7425  have, not of
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  303.  @danildyachkov2566  Ukraine isn't the poorest country in Europe. in fact Ukraine is richer than many EU member states.
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  304. He opposed restrictions. What else was he meant to do, take a gun into the Commons and lead a coup?
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  305. How is that a proverb?
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  306.  @andrealegonidec7057  we were self-sufficient from both oil and gas in addition to being a world leader in nuclear when coal mines were closing in the 80s.
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  307. ​ @darktirkd7395  it's not impossible. Throughout history a mercenary army has been enough to win a civil war.
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  308. "Czechoslovakian"? What decade is Fraser from? Lol
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  309. ​ @scotlandtheinsane3359  he's 'safe' similar to how Major was. And that's what politicians without any real political principals lean towards
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  310. ​ @pathopewell1814 you're part of the problem. Blind loyalty to a single party is foolish.
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  311. "Jester politics"? Do you mean gesture politics?
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  312.  @wesleymbewe9339  🙄 yeah, Russia could've taken all of Ukraine, Boris Johnson can fly, and Elvis lives.
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  313.  @lumpyfishgravy  nope, in the UK the age of consent is 16 years old full stop. A 116 year old sleeping with a 16 year is 100% legal.
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  314. Rishi and Sadiq are both British born
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  315. Why are you lying? He didn't campaign for Brexit at all.
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  316.  @edmundblackadder2741  I thought Nanny raised them for him? If he's never changed a nappy he can't be a very hands on parent
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  317. Conventional war. We need to be prepared for conventional war. Even the Cold War with all its nukes and MAD was defined .by it's conventional wars - Korea, Afghanistan, Vietnam
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  318.  @benwasson7  thousands each day try to get from France to England, and they choose the sea because it's harder to police than a tunnel or bridge.
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  319. "merely showing loyalty". Dear oh dear. Ever since Speaker Lenthal the Speaker's loyalty is to the chamber, not an individual. "May it please Your Majesty, I have neither eyes to see nor tongue to speak in this place but as this House is pleased to direct me whose servant I am here". The House desired Speaker Hoyle to follow the rules and allow the SNP motion to be voted on. He refused to do that, and now has to go.
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  320. He did. It's standard practice to be given questions from your own party in advance
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  321. ​ @jimfish1595  the BBC pensioned him and the old school guys off.
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  322.  @MammothBehemoth  representation isn't SJW 🙄
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  323.  @neonnoir9692  no, you mean some boy dies two episodes in and Teela is the lead. Why do you have to be do dismissive of women?
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  324. It is. That's why there's increasingly longer gaps between Russian rocket attacks
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  325. All these lefties defending Gary Lineker's right to free speech would throw a fit and cancel him if he said something right wing
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  326. Corbyn.
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  327. Winning. In the past year Ukraine has liberated more territory than Russia has taken.
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  328.  @jeromewesselman4653  the Czech Republic has had compulsory mask wearing in public since March and France has had the same in big cities since the end of summer. Both countries have had bigger second waves than the UK has. Bigger Sweden too and they have no masks at all.
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  329. ​​ @sirnigeloffarage9255  you need a TV licence if you watch something when it's streamed live regardless of app or service.
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  330.  @weknowwhotheyare78  🙄 he didn't endorse Blair. He said Blair was right about one thing. It's a free country, you're allowed to agree with bad politicians on the rare times they're right
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  331. A journalist with an opinion
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  332. James is best mates with Rishi and this very eager to look out for him. That means try to blame everything he did as chancellor on Truss
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  333. Governments like the UK and Poland are on board with that. But the US and EU are wavering.
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  334. Monarch's don't rule. They live in a fancy council house and occasionally cut a ribbon or two.
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  335. He's ex-army. It's not uncommon among them
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  336. It only applies if you were born after October 2011
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  337.  @1who4me  the Founder Father's didn't create anything new. They took English principles and wrote them down
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  338. The UK and USA have different rules regarding trials and juries, you can't compare them directly.
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  339.  @axx012  He Man Existed before the MCU. Why do you guys think there were no fictional stories before the MCU started?
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  340. Two wrongs don't make a right
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  341. Starkey has a particular accent. I raise an eyebrow at more than one of his pronouncations
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  342. ​ @IliyaOsnovikov Russian formally gave Crimea to Ukraine and internationally recognised it as part of Ukraine in 1991. Is Russia going to reclaim Alaska next?
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  343. It's freedom when it's a choice
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  344. Hunt needs to go too
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  345. Is that a fancy title for the Sky Pixie?
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  346. ​ @gregorysurovoi3968  actually the Russians relied heavily on supplies from the US and UK during WW2. That's why the artic convoys were so important
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  347. I went to prison once... As a visitor when I was a child. I remember it being a creepy place
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  348. BBC guidelines say he's supposed to keep his opinion to himself. He's apparently immune to breaking BBC guidelines though
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  349.  @escutus  it is largely bots in this case. I just counted 25 bot messages without seeking them out.
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  350. Deterrence is never a waste of money. By your logic the locks on the doors and windows to my home are a waste of money cos a butglar has never tried to enter and steal from me. The weak get invaded, the strong don't.
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  351. ​@@GetthemTofackhe was making a claim against Nigel, so Nigel is the one who's innocent until proven guilty
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  352. Sunak wasn't the prime minister in 2019
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  353.  @zack6285  vaccines are easy if your immune system is already capable of defeating the disease. So flu and Covid are easy, HIV/Aids and cancer are hard.
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  354. We're citizens not slaves, and we tell government what to do, not the other way round. Sweden has no masks, no lockdowns, but fewer cases than the UK.
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  355. They changed the law to end male preference for anyone born after 2011
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  356. Chopper should've also challenged Miliband's "I think all scientists would agree..." Does Chopper really believe all scientists agree on climate change?
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  357.  @Trueblue222  police officers don't contribute towards taxes because they don't create wealth. They take money from us taxpayers/wealth creators through their wages and then give some of it back again through tax. It's like the con where Rejoiners pretend the EU gives us free money, when in reality it's taken our money away and is then throwing a few scraps back at us.
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  358. There's no such thing as temporary citizenship. You're a citizen or not
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  359.  @BrightonDunkz  you have to start somewhere. UKIP started with less than 1% in the polls and people laughed at them for talking about us leaving the EU. How's the EU membership going?
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  360.  @stevbosh102  🙄 he's been fighting lockdown for those two years. Why would be fight digital vaccine passports in May 2020 when they weren't on the cards yet and he had lockdown to fight? You fight what's in front of you, not what's coming later.
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  361.  @stuartparker6838  improved democracy, improved animal welfare laws, we fully control our own foreign policy, which helped us to help Ukraine
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  362.  @tara1941  he's life president of Reform and the legal owner
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  363.  @importantjohn  false. Not everyone gets paid if they get Covid. Some employees get statutory sick pay. Some. The rest of employees and the self-employed get nowt all.
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  364. Jacob should be PM, not Kemi. He's more experienced
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  365. Boris will do the job with the right people around him
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  366. Most people would love another lockdown, sadly.
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  367. Yes. People holding Irish titles kept those after the Irish Free State left the UK
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  368.  @FarfettilLejl  it's against EU law. If a member state adopted the euro without meeting the conditions, the EU would punish them with fines for breaking the law. Being outside the EU currently protects them from punishment but it's still illegal regardless
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  369. ​ @saschastolz61 what's a correctional facility? England has prisons and you go to adult prison from the age of 21 years. The defendant is currently 17 years old
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  370.  Fender King  she's called vice-president. Deputy speaker and such titles aren't grand enough for the EU, so it has 5 presidents and 14 vice-presidents to share out the grand titles. They're almost as bad as the House of Lords.
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  371.  @GreggFellows  people's actions cause the deaths of others every single day. It's that guy who gets into his car and focuses on his phone instead of the road. It's the doctor who misdiagnoses a cancer as something harmless. It's the woman who catches flu and sneezes. What are you gonna do, lock everyone away forever?
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  372.  @heidimeigs5192  no, there's no income. Only the Dutchy of Cornwall (held by the Prince of Wales) brings an income with it.
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  373. Normal countries like Norway and Iceland keep 80-90% of their fish. Anything less than 80% of our fish going to our fishing ships is a sellout
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  374.  sarah b devotion  vote for a small party. I'd recommend Reform UK or the original Liberal Party.
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  375. The problem is no side agrees on what a pro-UK policy is
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  376. Nick Clegg tried to get rid of the religious figures from the Lord's, but too many Tories protect their places.
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  377. It's important to not be stuck in an echo chamber?
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  378. I wonder why they haven't copied the this Week format. I'm sure Portillo would be up for it so they'd just need a new host
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  379. And that was a huge mistake. PMs who 'win' without an election always do badly. See Gordon Brown too
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  380. Legal immigration is a bigger priority.
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  381. It's the Kings English. It changes the moment the monarch changes. So the Queen's Bench became the Kings Bench, Queen's Counsel became King's Counsel, etc
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  382. He doesn't have one that's the point
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  383. Wootton threw Fox under the bus to save his own skin, so Fox released text messages showing Wootton knew what he was going to say and laughed about it afterwards. That's karma.
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  384. She was so, so popular only a few months ago, but she's blown her leadership chances now.
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  385. You're rarer than a flying pig.
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  386. If Ukrainian losses in Bakhmut are huge how massive are the Russian losses? Attackers lose 3-7 men for every defender who is lost. And while the Russians waste lives and war materiel in Bakhmut they can't attack elsewhere.
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  387. This was broadcast live yesterday. YouTube gets it 24 hours late
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  388. ​ @andersbjrnsen7203  Ukraine has a large border to watch over from Belarus in the north to Russia in the east. Russia can focus its forces on the smaller front because Putin knows Ukraine will never send soldiers over the border into Russia
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  389. ​​ @donny121able not every employed person, just the ones in a position to kill directly, or indirectly. I recently had a gas safety check, and now the council wants to send a second person to inspect the inspection to ensure the first bloke did a good job. It's common sense.
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  390. You're overthinking it. She a hungry animal looking for grub.
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  391. I don't think F-16 will be the game changer some wish them to be. It's a very, very good jet, but it doesn't have stealth capability and that will limit to a degree. For example, you wouldn't want to get too close to Russia's air defences, cos they'll detect the jet easily. After that war is over Ukraine needs to work out a way to buy some F-35s.
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  392. I'm cringing at this guy calling Charles king of England. It's the same as calling Trump President of Florida
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  393. Ukip is dead
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  394. ​ @antmancan6408 but not much usable space, unless you wanna live in a big red desert with no water
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  395. It's about injustice. Well, it is in Putin's head. In his writings and speeches he talks about the injustice of Russia losing what is rightfully its by right of conquest - the lands conquered by Catherine the Great. It's the same thing England went through under the Tudors, or more specifically Henry VII and the VIII. They were both obsessed with conquering France at cost, for the glory.
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  396.  @tarquin4940  Northern Ireland is still in the EU single market and that means Brexit has not occurred.
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  397.  @evolassunglasses4673  hey, Ivan. How is Putin's masterplan to win the war going?
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  398.  @IlikeTrainsguy100  the UK military kept growing through the war and right up to 1967 before real cuts started taking place. The video creator simply has wrong data from poor research.
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  399. No
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  400. ​ @barrybolton1396  1,000,000 shells is a 6 month supply that will be delivered over 12 months. Currently the Ukrainians fire 6,000 shells per day compared to the Russians firing 20,000 per day. If that 1,000,000 is all Ukraine gets this year they'll have to cut back to under 3,000 shells per day to avoid running out.
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  401. It's smaller than it was during the Cold War so his point stands.
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  402. People should be denied work because you don't like their previous employer?
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  403.  @OneDigitalSoul  per capita the US has a low death rate. Lower than the UK and most EU countries.
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  404. ​ @TheJsholladay 🙄
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  405. Because it's not-for-profit and therefore can't afford to bribe governments into picking them as a provider.
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  406. Farage won't change it either if he wins. Even Ben Habib admitted that
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  407. Vets make enough money. You seen how much it costs to a cat neutered?
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  408.  @ofentsejay  Ukrainians outside Russian control didn't vote though.
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  409. MI6 knew about the plans weeks in advance, hence the desperate courting of Putin by world leaders. I'd guess those plans have been leaked to the press.
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  410. Vaccination works by cutting deaths. No-one said it cut cases.
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  411. One of the biggest chip companies, ARM, is British. It should be making chips here.
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  412. ​ @deroxanlit4181  Crimea is easier than Donbass cos Crimea is easier to cut off from Russian resupply
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  413.  @anonUK  Boris ended lockdown a couple of years before Starmer would have. We'd still have a mask mandate if Starmer were in charge.
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  414.  @ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣΠΑΙΡΑΣ  yes it is. We should privatise the hospitals and implement a European style healthcare system based on the Dutch system.
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  415.  @ejkk9513  don't be a spoilsport
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  416. The majority of Tory MPs voted FOR Boris in the confidence vote. A minority of the cabinet brought him down.
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  417. How about Russia withdraws the war ends immediately
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  418.  @Regis1995  the English Parliament asked the Kings daughter and her Dutch husband to remove her father. It had nothing to do with the Dutch state.
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  419. ​ @PeterPete  the GFA and the single market have nowt to do with each other. We could solve the border problem right now by the EU agreeing to mutual recognition of standards
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  420. What do you think North Korea makes?
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  421. The Tory manifesto said they would keep aid spending at 0.7%, you should've joined us in voting for the Brexit Party. They were the only ones wanting to cut aid
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  422. Times Radio has nowt tondo with the BBC
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  423.  @johanstinson  no, Crimea voted to leave the Soviet Union in 1991.
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  424. ​ @sinergy111 a land bridge for how much longer?
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  425. Because they need Himars for themselves just incase.
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  426.  freebeerfordworkers  yep, it was the BBC even after the government asked them not to make it public.
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  427. You need a guarantor that Russia fears. When Russia invaded the Ottoman empire in the 19th century, the UK prime minister Benjamin Disraeli called a world conference where a peace deal was hatched. But on the last day Russia started backsliding on its commitments and Europe was letting it... So Disraeli stood up and told the conference he was going home, and if Russia hadn't signed the original deal before he reached London, he'd declare war. Russia signed the treaty and stuck to it.
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  428.  @floydlooney6837  because it has nukes.
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  429. ​ @darrellrobson2484  Reform almost managed to win a few council seats, Reclaim hasn't won a single election
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  430. The text on this makes so many mistakes. It gets the crew number wrong, says 1915 "was nearly a century ago", and claims the ship wanted to cross the continent. Nope the ship was dropping off the men who wanted to cross it.
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  431. That's obviously false. Bad news has always gotten more attention ever since humans could speak.
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  432. Armchair generals in their armchairs being generals.
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  433. Hitchen's is wrong about NATO provoking Putin. He said he was going to invade Ukraine in 2007, and even if NATO disbanded he still would've done it.
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  434.  @vinparaffin6082  Nige offered to help the Tories and they told him to eff off cos they hate him. What else can Nige do?
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  435. There's nowt wrong with constructive feedback
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  436. Chopper should've challenged the language "climate crisis". There isn't one.
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  437.  @TheMarineGamerIGGHQ  there's a reason why the US Congress has the Magna Carta hanging alongside the US Constitution and Declaration of Independence. The whole US system is based on the UK system. From the Senate not being able to vote on money bills, to the way impeachment works, to them having the same committees. Plus parts of the US Constitution copy UK law word for word. The US Bill of Rights is based on the English Bill of Rights. Both countries have trial by jury. Most European countries do not. The US Supreme Court still cites English case law from before independence in present day cases. I'd love you to cite examples of the US Supreme Court using France courts and laws in its judgements.
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  438. What we really need is Labour voters switching to Reform. I've been playing with the numbers using Electoral Calculus and Sir John Curtis is right - Reform has taken all the useful votes it can from the Tories. To move beyond winning 2-5 seats Reform needs to directly pinch Labour voters from Labour. Edit: if it's Lab on 40%, Reform on 20% and Tories on 18% Reform can only win 5 seats at best. But if Labour drops to 35% and Reform rises to 25%, Reform has over 50 seats in play. Electoral Calculus reckons Reform would get dead on 50 seats.
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  439. ​ @vordman Kenneth Williams was very gay. It wasn't uncommon for gay men to claim they were asexual in those days. Former prime minister Ted Heath did the same and likewise avoided relationships while seeing male escorts on the sly.
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  440. He's a billionaire by marrying a rich wife. Anyone can marry into money.
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  441. ​ @AdamJones381 I reckon they'd be slightly ahead of Labour. Boris would've pulled us slightly further back from the EU, cut taxes more and talked a better game
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  442. Protest, yes But TAKE the vaccine. There's nowt wrong with it
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  443. He didn't say that
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  444. Correct. The land forces on D-Day were 70% British/Canadian, 30% American. Naval forces were 85% British, 10% Norwegian, 5% American. Air forces were 98% British, 2% American.
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  445. They have 3 lines of defence and the first is already gone. How long the street by street fighting takes is down to Russia. How hard are they really going to fight to defend a hostile city that wants them out?
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  446. Ukraine isn't allowed to strike targets in Russia. If Ukraine does so, the Americans will withdraw all military support. What Ukraine really needs is tanks, armoured personnel carriers and helicopter attack ships. With those three things added to artillery they can retake cities.
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  447.  @RichMitch  that counts as live for the purpose of the TV licence. Live in the legislation is defined as watching a programme as it is broadcast.
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  448.  Vanna Stein  no, they're CofE
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  449. Because City dropping points makes it interesting. Everton taking points off Arsenal makes the final day a nothing burger
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  450. The woman speakjng about Haiti suggests you can buy automatic weapons in the the US and import them to Haiti. You can't. Automatic weapons were banned in 1988 by the Reagan administration.
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  451. Tony Benn used to say that about Socialism. People would vote for it if only they could understand it.
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  452. I want his body guards from Special Branch to verify it.
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  453. ​ @milerale5286  we won in Afghanistan. It was a political decision to leave
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  454. ​​ @iangascoigne8231 disclosing a customers banking arrangements to anyone other than the police or FCA is illegal. Only a jury can decide whether Alice Rose broke the law when she spoke to the BBC but there's certainly an argument that she did.
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  455. They didn't all get rich from politics though. Sunak married money, Mogg inherited from his dad. Something worse than millionaire Tories is Labour MPs living in council houses. If you can afford to buy a gaff but live in a council place it's basically legalised theft.
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  456. That's a good idea. We need a continental healthcare system very badly
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  457. He does make little slips, but age does it to the best of us
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  458. Why cant you get right wing commentators? You always have left wing Labour and left wing Tory
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  459.  @davidbarry6900  I call BS on your claim. Those 149,000 deaths are WITH Covid. How many died FROM Covid? And why is the number being kept secret? Maybe it's not high enough to scare the public?
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  460. We do have freedom of movement for tourists. We have had for decades. If you're from a trustworthy country like the US, Australia, the EU countries, etc no your passport gives you an automatic right to have a 3 month holiday in the UK. If you're staying longer than 3 months you're not a tourist, you're a resident.
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  461. That doesn't really mean anything. I'm certain there are people who can say "everyone I speak to voted for Labour"
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  462. Of course you can dictate the fighting. It's known as shaping the battlefield. They've been doing it since John Churchill, First Duke of Marlborough
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  463.  @niksarass  Germany didn't exist in Napoleon's time.
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  464. I know many people who will vote Labour. None admit to voting Tory though
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  465. Yes. They're all Queen Consort. Currently they're using the full title in order to avoid confusion between her and the late Queen. But over time the consort part will fade away
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  466.  @jackieporter5323  they might remove that from the ceremony. It's been recommended to drop it by report commissioned by Parliament
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  467. I see Ukraine making slow but steady progress, and that's not a stalemate.
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  468. We should send everything we've got to Ukraine. Give them every last working Chally 2 and then spend proper money on developing a successor.
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  469. "trust me, bro" ​ @guydreamr 
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  470. "parties to the right of the conservatives" is most parties. Even Blair's Labour was to the right of the modern Tory Party.
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  471. I watch Farage's show on the GB News mobile app.
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  472. The native British (the Welsh and Cornish) are a minority. They're outnumbered by the Scots whom came from Ireland 1,800 years ago and the English who came from Denmark and Germany 1,500 years ago
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  473.  @Ghastly_Grinner  liar
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  474. ​ @czgibson3086  prove it. Put some quotes from the Nazi's alongside quotes from the Home Office so we can compare.
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  475.  @Rose-vs5jd  some concert operators in the UK have done the same thing. You will only be able to attend a concert in future if can prove you're been given the vaccine or you've paid for a test and got a negative result.
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  476. It's behind because they lack airpower. They would be using fixed wing aircraft to take out trenches and reinforced bunkers in a normal combined arms offensive. Instead they're doing it all the hard way
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  477. It would happen in the UK. Even Princess Anne has been to court and fined in the recent past.
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  478. ​ @michaelspencer6318 read the opinion polls. The last poll by Lord Ashcroft found the Reform vote goes up if Farage runs. The basic finding was the Tories lose an extra 40 seats if Farage is there.
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  479. ​ @bass7100  ok, Ivan. I hope Putin is paying you to post such utter drivel
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  480. The LibDems and a tiny number of Tories are the only ones fighting to stop our dictators. We're doomed
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  481.  @888Caz  you heard wrongly. Lol. British Gas is 100% British owned.
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  482. If the public dislike him why did he win the Euro elections in 2014 and 2019?
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  483.  @senaahasan5182  it was a throat infection. It was the first symptom that he had HIV but he didn't know that then.
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  484. This video is from hours ago
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  485.  @neonnoir9692  🙄
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  486. I'd like him to but I doubt he will. The BBC and Channel 4 both seem to have blacklisted him since the mob attempted to cancel him
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  487.  @akhripasta2670  Britain gave India roads, bridges, railways and democracy. You're very welcome. 🙂
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  488.  @AlixZouzou  nope, if you lived in a British colony you were British subject before 1983, and citizen afterwards, until your colony gained independence. The exception came a few years later when Britain took British citizenship from Hongkongers to keep China happy.
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  489. ​ @nifralo2752 America was in WWI for only a year, but had four years in WWII, so that seems unlikely
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  490. The Telegraph usually turns off comments on all its videos and community posts. I still think they're leaving these comments open by mistake Edit: and their very next podcast after this had comments turned off, sigh
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  491.  @Jon-es-i6o  councillor, but not an MP
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  492. Students today are taught the test, not the wider subject.
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  493. ​ @adam7802 so don't always be high. If most drinkers can avoid being drunk all the time, I'm sure weed users can too
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  494. After drinking two glasses of water you later get dehydrated, so why do you expect a third glass of water to top your water levels up? Basically the same answer.
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  495. At least Dom has finally dropped the K from Kherson. His "Kurzon" was driving me nuts
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  496. Taurus can be fired from the aircraft retrofitted to fire Storm Shadow. The Germans made Taurus to fire from both Euro Fighters and British Tornadoes, and Tornado spare parts are what's being used by the SU-24s to fire Storm Shadow.
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  497. She was supposed to be lesbian in the reboot games and their canon comics, but higher ups wouldn't allow it. I'm glad they've returned to it
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  498. That's debatable.
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  499. I bet she won't be gone by Xmas
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  500. They're still including everyone with Covid even if the known cause of death is something else providing they died within a month of the test.
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  501. 🙄
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  502.  @jamescricketsson729  fishing grounds means an area of water containing fish. What do legs have to do with it?
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  503. He offered to help the Tories with Brexit and they turned him down, so he retired from politics. I don't blame him if he doesn't want to start from the bottom again
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  504. There should be fewer European games, that's where there's too much. But money is all that counts now...
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  505. Try DMing them on Twitter. I'm not convinced they read YouTube comments
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  506. It's a small town by UK standards. A large town in England has a population of around 200,000. For example, Luton. So Bakhmut's 75,000 population makes it comparable to a small English town.
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  507.  @johnmacaroni105  you can buy fake titles from the offshore platform Sea Land 😂
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  508. You made a slight mistake: you said to be in the line of succession you must be descended from the current monarch or a past monarch. Not true. To be in the line of succession you simply have to be a descendant of Sophia of Hanover and she was never monarch.
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  509. They aren't loonies.
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  510.  @retroarcade3342  EU law is irrelevant to this case. It's even unlawful under UK law.
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  511. The West is paying for Ukraine's defence so they feel like they should get a say. And too many in the West say Ukraine needs to accept it's going to lose territory. I don't like that, but I don't know how we can change policy in Berlin and Paris.😊
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  512. It wasn't illegal to reshare them, unless they paid Jack to originally leak them.
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  513.  @outcastp23  but chlorated salad, as allowed by EU law, is fine? The ban on US chicken and Oz beef is to stop food prices going down, not protecting consumers. The EU is anti-consumer
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  514.  @raphaelforkel7759  I'm sure nothing would happen if the SNP waved tiny little flags in the Commons.
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  515. The polls also said the UK would vote Remain. Don't underestimate Farage. I reckon Reform will get at least 3 seats.
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  516. By your logic that all Russian speakers in Ukraine are pro-Russian, I can say all English speakers in the EU are pro-British and want Britain to come invade them
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  517. ​ @danielbentham758 you have to start somewhere.
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  518. @Adam A-K Boris is a natrual born citizen as per the requirements of the Act of Settlement 1701.
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  519.  @marcusaetius9309  Russia hasn't had air superiority at any point.
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  520.  @suzenmillodot  the Queen is powerless over 99% of knighthoods, but she has full control over the Order of the Garter and the Order of the Thistle.
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  521. To what end?
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  522. A Thatcher period would save France. Imagine the economic boost if taxes were reduced to 27% of GDP from 57%. Imagine the freedom the French would enjoy with the trade unions kneecapped a devoid of their power.
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  523. Nothing. Charles could announce Harry and Meghan are becoming Duke and Duchess of California if he wants. California itself wouldn't recognise them, but the UK would and that's all that counts
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  524. Dear god, no
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  525. No, you didn't legally name that star. Only the International Astronomical Union can legally name objects in space.
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  526. Smart people believe there are variants
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  527. There is... Arsenal at Anfield in 1989.
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  528.  @NLTops  many of our problems were caused by the treaties. EU regulations were dragging us down and artificially directing our trade towards Europe. Now that we're out of the EU we can redirect our trade to the growth markets of the America's and the Pacific
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  529. You could ask why we need a vaccine for flu, which has a similarly low death rate. It's because those who are most at risk would rather not die a preventable death. I mean, I'd bet a pound to a penny you don't have any desire to die from something preventable, so why do you expect anyone else to be ok with it? At the moment no one is being forced to take a vaccine, and hopefully it stays that way. So it's for those who are vulnerable to weigh up the risks.
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  530. St Oliver Cromwell
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  531. Jim'll Fix It
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  532.  @Trollbot-YouTube  we were behind Sweden, Texas and Florida
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  533. Do you believe the world is flat too?
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  534. 3% is still too low imo. In the 80s we were spending 3.8%
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  535. [citation needed]
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  536. Count Dooku voice I've been looking forward to this
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  537. Most Muslims are perfectly capable of adopting our values and becoming British. 200 years ago everyone thought Catholics were opposed to British values and freedom.
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  538. We all need to get on the Eurostar to France and come back on a rubber dinghy. Tell the government you want asylum in a funny accent and they'll give you a life of luxury
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  539. He deserves the sack.
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  540. That isn't how politics in NI works. If a simple majority could win the day then the largest party would be allowed to run the NI assembly alone. But the Belfast Agreement requires consent from both communities - nationalist and unionist. And the unionists elected the DUP as the largest unionist party because they oppose the current arrangements.
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  541. ​ @Sharkbait_Soybomb  no, Ukraine wanted peace talks but Putin thought he could win militarily, silly old sod. Putin's desperate for peace talks now though. I wonder why?
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  542. Yes it is
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  543. We won't after 50 years, there's enough shale in total for 500 years of supply. It's 50 years from just two of the shale sites. And the answer for after is to go nuclear.
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  544. @Scott Smith 100 years ago they said that about the Labour party
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  545. Or at the very least elect prime ministers who understand history. Churchill wrote history to a distinguished level, and Thatcher read history religiously. Since her we've had prime ministers with heads either in the clouds or stuck up their own rear ends.
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  546. EU did offer us an Swiss deal. Lord Frost said so and I trust him
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  547. The centre stone of Stonehenge came from Scotland. You should've mentioned that
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  548. It's not gene therapy 🙄 Anti-vaxxers are making normal sceptics look bad
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  549. That's a bit of an exaggeration
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  550. ​ @ffotograffydd sort out the laws that make their behaviour legal
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  551. Türkiye
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  552. Everything temporary lasts forever. The income tax is temporary but goes on and on. Restricted pub opening hours were temporary in 1916, but still exist 105 years later. WW2 rationing was temporary and was promised to end with the war. But Labour won the 1945 election and made rationing permanent. It wasn't until 1954 that the Tories finally got rid of rationing after winning an election. Vaccine passports will be temporary, forever.
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  553. @blingfire1850 he can't remove titles. The constitutional position is clear: a title is forever unless removed by an Act of Parliament. And courts have agreed with this in the past. Do you remember the hassle the late Labour MP Tony Benn had in ridding himself of an hereditary title? Benn was kicked out of the Commons upon inherenting the title Viscount Stansgate and was desperate to renounce it, but doing so was deemed illegal and unconstitutional. Not even the late Queen could remove the title for him. So he campaigned successfully for the passing of the Peerage Act 1963 which allows a Peer of the Realm to give up a peerage for their lifetime with it passing to the next in line upon their death. The King is absolutely powerless to remove a title.
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  554.  @yanli4858  I think mostly comparing government to government. Xi is a bad guy same as any dictator.
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  555. Sounds like he was charged by a bull, not a cow
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  556. Britain went to war with the entire world to end the Atlantic slave trade and won. Can you name a single slaver ship that has taken slaves from Africa to the Americas in the last 150 years? No? So Britain was successful then.
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  557.  @bigboyman5743  Ireland and Malta are part of the EU and both have English is an official language for them
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  558. MacDonald never won an outright majority but he was Labour prime minister. In 1929 Labour came second behind the Tories, but neither had a majority so the Liberals supported a Labour government
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  559. by your logic we should make Corbyn prime minister because he's white, cis and straight, and therefore will have 80% support from the public. 🙄
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  560. you should watch the video before commenting
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  561.  @ruwaydastruwe8731  in English?
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  562.  @st-ex8506  I have to be fair to Russia here and point out China does in fact occupy some land that is rightfully Russia's
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  563. That means NATO would be a legitimate target
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  564. ​@@maccleba6721it's a terrible idea. Any NATO troops entering Ukraine to support the war effort in any way are a legitimate target for Russia under international law.
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  565. Other people don't hold public office.
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  566. Leopard 2 was originally designed 40 years ago too. The question is has it been given regular updates since? Yes in both questions
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  567. @Big Bazza there's photographic evidence of Boris at parties
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  568.  @UUUU-dn9wz  you need to learn the history of WW2. Hitler couldn't invade the UK because he couldn't get control of the air. Before the EU could send its navy to try to invade the UK it first would need to defeat the RAF and USAF forces in the UK. How would it do that?
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  569. Isolating is impossible. No-one can truly stay away from others. The best you can do is keep social distancing while allowing normal life to continue. You know, like Sweden.
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  570.  @roncollins9222  that's what China does. it spends billions bribing African countries but gives the best jobs to Chinese workers
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  571. Well taxpayers fund it so I assume no expense is spared.
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  572. It's British understatement
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  573.  @davidatkins3498  because he says views that don't get enough airtime. Don't you agree free speech means all political opinions should be heard?
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  574. You can't turn away a UK citizen
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  575. Here's the honest answers to your questions: First, it's not a peerage, it's a knighthood and that's an important distinction because... Second, there can only be 24 members in the Order of the Garter at any one time, and the members serve for life, so it takes time for a place to open up. For example, Sir John Major waited 8 years for a death to open his place in the Order of the Garter and Sir Edward Heath had 18 years waiting for a position to open up. Sir Tony Blair has waited 14 years so it could've been worse. Camilla waited 16 years after marrying Charles to get into the Order too.
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  576. British tanks are much better designed than Russian ones are. A Russian tank has the ammo underneath the turret, which is the weakest part of the tanks armour. That's why Russian tanks are so easy to destory - hit the turret and the ammo underneath explodes too. That's why the turret is always blown off a destoryed Russian tank. British tanks store their ammo lower down in the back of the tank, where the strongest armour is. A Challenger 2 can therefore take a hit or two and keep crew alive.
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  577. They only need to be neutral at the tax funded BBC. Private organisations can be as biased as they like imo.
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  578. Name better example from more recent UK history.
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  579. zJji, it's full and original name is association football. Soccer comes from the association part of the name, so it was football originally.
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  580. Aren't you the charmer 🙄
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  581. We don't, because we never did. We were always outvoted and ignored
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  582. You're lying. MPs get no say in how the Electoral Commission draws boundary lines.
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  583. If he went woke why is he so bad on trans rights?
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  584. ​ arlekino1263 in the past few weeks Ukraine has taken more land than Russia did in the past year and a bit. Ukraine knows what it's doing
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  585. You never fought in a peer to peer war then
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  586. Politically, yes. Buying Leopard 2 was seriously considered as a replacement for Challenger 1. The real problem is financial. The Sunak government isn't prepared to spend proper money on defence, hence going the cheapo route of upgrading Challenger 2 instead of building a new tank.
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  587. Is anyone old enough to remember when the Times used to be right-wing?
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  588.  Macavity  name one EU employment law that the UK has repealed so far. Just one. And then explain how it would change this situation
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  589. No
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  590. ​ @willmcelroy6376  Bolton wasn't in the cabinet, he was an advisor to the POTUS so it was Bolton's job to give Trump a differing opinion
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  591.  @FLPatrick1095  Russia has an aging population. If you look at the 16-25 year old age bracket, Ukraine and Russia are almost equal in population Putin can only take advantage of his bigger population if he can convince 60 and 70 year olds to sign professional contracts so he can send them off to war.
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  592. If they were available 1 month ago they'd have no impact on the offensive today. It's several months to train the pilots and engineers. Everyone forgets the engineers but they need to work on an aircraft after each mission. Modern fighters are like F1 cars
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  593. Why? Because she isn't slavish?
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  594. She would bring back a lot of Brexit and Red Wall voters. They want Thatcherism, and Priti would provide that.
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  595. Are people with masks immune then? Why do we need to social distance if masks are full proof?
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  596.  Dennis Estrada  one side giving up land is a common end to war, look at Finland giving 10% of its land to Russia to end the Winter War. Or looking further back, the Mexicans having to give up territory to the Americans.
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  597.  Dennis Estrada  "won't be tolerated" is empty words. After WW2 the world said "never again to concentration camps". China has concentration camps and no-one is doing a thing about it. Russia took territory from Georgia and no-one did a thing about it. Russia took Crimea from Ukraine and no-one did anything about it. And when Russia takes Donbas as a price for the end of war no-one will do anything about it.
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  598. @Gordon Pattison because most conservatives in the UK are classical/Gladstonian liberals. Eg Steve Baker, Dan Hannan, Jacob Rees-Mogg. Boris used to be among their ranks until he decided to turn conservative/authoritarian.
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  599. Territory changes hands and back on an hour by hour basis, but it's such small patches that it doesn't show up on zoomed out maps. It's still a very fluid war.
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  600. GB News does advertise. I get adverts for the Farage Show during YouTube videos
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  601. ​ @MrManny075  he won the Euro elections twice. The Brexit Party was the single largest party in the EU parliament. The problem with general elections is the non-proportional system
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  602.  @commonsense953  I think Biden will win. But as if right now he is NOT president-elect. Only electoral college can make him so, and they meet on 14th December.
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  603.  @joannewyatt5681  they aren't stopping the virus, they're slowing it down while destroying the economy as the price. The Swedish way is best. use social distancing to slow it down but let the economy grow so people actually have a future. The science advisors are telling the UK government we need to stay under varying degrees of lockdown for 18 months. 18 months. How is Britain going to survive that? Even 6 years of WW2 didn't lockdown our economy. We're throwing away so, so much.
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  604. ​ @nolaserv a few F-16s won't win the war for Ukraine. They need so much more
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  605.  @robertsteele474  it's not an error. Hydrogen bombs use a larger fusion explosion that's powered by small fission reaction
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  606. Most people are pro-jab. They'd struggle to find guests if they only have anti-vaxxers to choose from to please you.
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  607. Forest had more mitigation
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  608. Are you scared to hear opposing opinions?
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  609. Why does your map of the EU exclude Austria?
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  610. how is it brave?
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  611. To whom? Not their grassroots
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  612. That's a list of economies by size, not growth rate
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  613. Starkey isn't a professor
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  614. We need both
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  615. Opinion is truth. I think you don't know the difference between truth and fact
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  616.  @kylewilliams4691  so why did he use the Spanish flag for Spanish then? He should've used the Mexican flag by your logic
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  617. ​ @Generalbas1972 she's been lesbian since the start, but higher ups wouldn't let the writers be open about it... Until now
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  618. Ok Ivan
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  619. ​ @MrBassmann15  we're not. The Ukrainians need several hundred tanks, and the same in fast jets, but they aren't getting it. The Leopard 2's Ukraine has received so far have been so badly maintained that mainly are breaking down in the mud. I'd like my government (the UK) to give all of our Challenger 2's to Ukraine and stump up the cash to build a replacement for ourselves. But the will isn't there...
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  620. In the 18th century it was fashionable to disguise palaces and mansions as humble cottages. Frogmore Cottage was built to that fashion in 1783 for a queen.
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  621. The Remainers are busy reversing it :(
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  622. On those numbers the Tories would lose 362 seats leaving them with 3 seats. So it won't actually happen. Tories who have gone 'don't know' will eventually return to some degree. Not all though.
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  623. The ICC is a court of second resort. They would expect the attempted killers of the Skripal's to be tried in the UK, unless the UK is incapable of organising a fair trial
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  624. ​​ @gordonbradley3241 any time. Just with 'til you explain to voters that rejoining means agreeing to join the Euro and no rebate.
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  625. Animals are sentient but they aren't sapient. You can't put them on par with humans
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  626. ​ @tariqsyafiq3462 lots of pressure. You didn't notice how nervous City looked against Forest and Spurs?
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  627.  @ScotsmanGamer  numbers of MPs are given based on population. Are you saying it's democratic to give a Scots voters vote more weight than the of a person from England, Wales or Northern Ireland?
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  628. You'd need to move your head office to Portugal and register for taxes there
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  629.  @mattc8797  Farage is trying to lead us. People need to listen and give him their vote.
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  630. Russia occupies five regions of Ukraine, not four
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  631. Lol
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  632.  @antheavogel9335  no he wasn't. There's no law allowing for Andrew to be stripped of his dukedoms
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  633. No it's not. Sunak wouldn't let Braverman do anything of substance that Labour would oppose.
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  634. So you want the UK to invade the UK? Cos the UK is part of Canzuk and you want Canzuk to invade the UK.
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  635. That's a two-piece suit, not three-piece.
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  636.  @stephennoble  there was never a vote of no confidence in Sunak
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  637. 🙄
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  638. I'm disappointed in any Brit who mispronounces "lieutenant". It's "left-tennant", not "loo-tennant".
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  639. And where will the troops with the anti tank weapons hide? In the north the troops stayed concealed in buildings and forests while hitting the Russians but the east is mostly open fields
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  640. I hate the saying that goal difference is worth a point. If Ipswich finish a point above Leeds, Leeds goal difference is worth Jack 💩
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  641. People used to say similar things about the Liberals. Yet they never came back
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  642. Of course they do
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  643. Hadrian's wall is deep inside English territory. How much land do you want England to cede to Scotland?
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  644.  @duncans4186  no, Brexit was different. It was a simple matter of yes/no. Westminster elections favour the big two parties. That's why Farage could never get elected.
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  645. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. You've provided none.
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  646. It's pronounced "left-tennant", not " loo-tennant". You're British, talk like it. :)
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  647. Be fair, Boris was better than that
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  648. So there'd be no change then
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  649. We can't have an election that soon. It requires at least six weeks notice before polling day.
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  650. He was dull but brutal when needed. When the Tsar was overthrown in Russia, Prime Minister Lloyd George arranged for the Tsar and his family to be brought to the safety of England. But George V opposed their arrival fearing it would encourage his overthrow in the UK. So he implored Lloyd George to cancel the rescue but the prime minister refused to even consider it because the Tsars wife and 3 daughters were British citizens. So the king went to individual cabinet members and scared them, with tales of revolution, into supporting him and asking them to pressure the prime minister. In the end, Lloyd George decided to hold a vote of the cabinet and follow the majority view. They voted to side with the King. And the rescue was cancelled. A short time later, George V's beloved cousin Tsar Nicholas II and his British wife and daughters were taken down to a dark dingy basement and executed by firing squad.
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  651. It already exists - Reform UK
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  652. Defence should be at 4%. It needs a floor of 3.5% with us spending 4% for now inorder to pay for all the upgrades we need. For example, scrape Challenger 3 and build a brand new tank. 500 of them
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  653. ​ @Tom_Hadler  if they don't have whips how would Parliament function?
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  654. Strictly speaking they're Soviet monuments that were built in then Soviet Union. People call the Soviet Union Russia in error, same as people say England when they when the United Kingdom.
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  655. Join? He's the legal owner and honorary president of a political party - Reform UK.
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  656. No, we won that war, but the Americans got sick of paying for the occupation
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  657. We could also control prices domestically but let the drillers sell at market price internationally
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  658.  @dunstvangeet  she was Duchess of Edinburgh after her marriage in 1947 until she became Queen in 1952
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  659. There is no pot, that's the problem. Instead of there being a pot today's workers directly pay the pension of today's pensioners.
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  660.  @lelouchvibritannia7809  William the Bastard didn't conquer the UK cos it didn't exist then. No one has ever invaded the UK.
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  661. ​ @sweepingtime  I didn't hear any experts predict a stalemate. I do remember one ex-officer in the British Army say Putin would need 400,000 soldiers to invade Ukraine, so couldn't do it with what he had at the border in February, but that was it.
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  662. ​ @user-vi4xy1jw7e  The Big Breakfast in the UK wasn't
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  663. I can't tell whether you're being sarcastic or not
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  664.  Nightbot  he caught Covid in hospital just like 25% of Brits. What has that got to do with a holiday?
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  665. The only thing Truss did wrong was to be in too much of a rush
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  666. As was already said, the Americans rely on the world's biggest minefield to protect South Korea. I reiterate it cos the other comment was clearly anti-American so might be dismissed as untrue
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  667. More convicts to get rid of?
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  668. Changing leader makes 100% sense if the new leader will suffer a lighter defeat. I bet they're wishing they could bring Boris back
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  669. ​ @poppystars9005  that's not because of drugs. It's because America lacks a proper social safety net
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  670. She's not old enough.. you have to be 70+ these days
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  671.  @melvynobrien6193  vaccines save lives. Are you a flat Earther too, or one of those that think the Earth is hollow and Nazi's are hiding in the centre?
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  672. By taking out the bridge
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  673.  @Treeborer  it sounded to me like she knew but didn't care.
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  674. [citation needed]
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  675. ​ @Balmorax there is no video. It's a podcast put out on YouTube to increase its reach.
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  676. We have 149 working tanks left and 101 fighter jets. How many would you send to Ukraine?
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  677. ​ @qatsi4897  Titanic was forgotten. The British film made in the 50s brought the Titanic into popular culture
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  678. ​ @jetpigeon8758  I have to admit that the Titanic had some big design flaws. Some time back I actually read every word of every witness statement from the American enquiry into the disaster. And one expert testimony explained that had the Carpathia (the ship that rescued the survivors) been hit by the same iceberg she'd have stayed afloat. The reason being ships built at taxpayer subsidy at have double hulls for extra safety. The Titanic didn't.
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  679. 1. England doesn't have self-government it's ruled directly by the UK government. That's why many in England want an English parliament or even English independence. 2. Scotland was given an independence referendum and voted to remain. In Wales support for independence is very low. Plaid Cymru have never come better than 3rd in elections
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  680. That's part of what he's paid to do.
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  681. It's bots
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  682. No, there's nothing to stop it. That's why the EU has no objections to Ireland and Northern Ireland uniting in the unlikely event both would want it.
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  683. So because groping of women and girls by men is common no one should complain? Dear, oh dear. Terrible take.
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  684. No they didn't. The data is made up.
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  685. 🙄 I know Mansfield isn't the best place in the world to be born, but I'd hardly call it foreign. Calvin is English born and bred
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  686. From Russia?
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  687.  @paulsheil6669  those missiles are super expensive and in short supply. Russia would run out of them long before Ukraine runs out of tanks
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  688.  @mijicmugendo  it was, yes
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  689. ​ @noogate2672  you're simply racist if you think a black person can't be British. We aren't Russia or Japan, Britishness is defined by accepting civic values, not a racial identity.
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  690. Remainers Hunt and Sunak won't allow us to remove EU law
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  691. Where's Cromwell?
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  692.  @TheMrMerudin  Scandinavian countries aren't socialist. They're capitalist with a generous welfare safety net.
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  693. He is a bit past his best these days. And to be fair to the BBC they let him go because he wanted to seriously restrict his work availability so he could spend more time at home in France. Jo lives in the UK full time
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  694. Both
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  695. ​ @katzgar Putin would never have used nukes, he's not suicidal.
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  696. Oh yeah, I can really believe Putin would allow an honest jurno to interview him. Let's see him sit down with Andrew Neil
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  697. Depends how long the war lasts. For eg, the UK has pre-1939 and post-1945, because that's how long the war was.
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  698. Sir Jacob isn't pompous
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  699. 🙄
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  700. ​ @rbct  even in a full war time economy it would take 15-20 years to bring the British Armed Forces back up to scratch. Poland has ordered 980 K2 tanks from South Korea and received 80 so far. It'll take years to fulfil the order and South Korea has a far greater industrial capability than us. If WW3 started tomorrow the UK would spend the first 5 years building factories
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  701. Anyone remember when the Times used to be right wing?
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  702. No. The new law is changing party means you have to fight a by-election. He'd lose that to Labour
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  703. I'm betting you live in a nice home and aren't a younger worker who needs experienced senior workers around to learn from.
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  704.  @The_ZeroLine  Yeah, this episode is from yesterday (Wed) but they uploaded it today (Thur). The reference to PMQs lets us know
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  705. Wooton laughed about it in text messages afterwards but threw Fox under the bus to save himself. So Fox released the text messages.
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  706. Maybe. The trouble is if you down the bridge the Russians have nowhere to retreat to so they'll fight to the death. When Ukraine was surrounding Lyman it left one road open so the Russians could flee rather than fight. And that saved Ukrainian lives cos attackers lose 3-7 lives for every dead defender.
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  707. You can't make a nuclear power surrender unconditionally
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  708. Ukraine never had a chance to negotiate. Russia would've only accepted surrender
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  709. Or women...
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  710.  @DanielJackson2010  vaccines are therapy. The definition of therapy is a treatment that heals you or relieves symptoms of an illness. If a vaccine doesn't relieve symptoms what does it do?
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  711. That won't work now. Just as the Vichy government was opposed by the Free French, a Ukrainian puppet government will be opposed. If Putin wants to win he needs 500,000 troops and an occupation plan.
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  712. ​ @des_smith7658 you say that like immigrating is easy. It isn't
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  713. Mark Carney ran the Bank of England and hated Brexit, so nothing he says surprises me.
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  714.  @attilamarics4808  Russia lost half its aircraft stationed in Crimea. In military jargon a unit is "destroyed" if it suffers loses of 50% or more
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  715. Labour is full of toffs.
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  716.  @finsfan90  in WWII the Russians were receiving constant supplies from the UK and US, while in this war the Russians are under heavy sanctions. And that's a huge problem for them. Stalin's tactics in WWII amounted to having a bigger army than the Nazi's and throwing young poorly trained men and boys into the meat grinder. As long as the Nazi's died in greater number than Russians Stalin couldn't lose. Putin can't do that.
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  717.  @ilosada2933  the EU let Cyprus join and it is an Asian country.
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  718.  @g4m3r222  Cyprus isn't in Europe either but still it joined.
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  719. ​ @zepher664 Hungary would be able to veto any new treaty.
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  720. Vaccines don't stop cases, whoever told you they do missled you. They cut deaths. Which are down by over 91%
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  721. He can't stop them remaking it. He doesn't own the rights to it
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  722. More than that! It took him 21 years inside that place to finally win the war.
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  723. Survival?
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  724.  @annamhaid4047  sure, Ivan. The Russians sent a huge force of their best men to Kyiv cos they didn't want to capture it. 🙄
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  725.  @Purple_flower09  the UK is nowhere near third biggest in defence spending. In 2006 the UK actually had the second biggest defence spending in the world but today we're only sixth. And we're going to fall further behind cos Germany will pass us once they start spending 2% GPD. And it IS correct say the budget has been cut in real terms. If inflation is running at 2-3% and defence increases are only at 1% you've taken a real terms cut. that's why everyone is poorer in the UK right now. Some people are getting 5% payrises but inflation is over 10% so they're still getting poorer
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  726. ​ @TheGosinho  only after much hesitation did they deliver the tanks. And even then it was later than necessary. For months the UK government was trying convince Germany to come along on tanks and announce the gifting of them on the same day. But Germany was so scared of the granddad in the Kremlin that the Brits gave up and promised tanks alone. And even though the UK wasn't instantly nuked by Grandpa Putin Germany was still too scared to give tanks. "Only if Grandpa Biden holds our hand really tightly and gives Ice cream after... Then we might give some tanks."
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  727. The Thatcher years were great. I remember the constant power cuts before she privatised the energy firms and fixed the country.
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  728. He was asked whether the North Atlantic slave trade was genocide. Starkey answered that if it had been genocide "there wouldn't be so many damned blacks in Africa or in Britain". I had my head in my hands when he said it. It was one small misspoken word that caused so much damage to his reputation.
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  729.  @blissfull3147  Mrs May lived in the flat above Number 10 as far as I'm aware
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  730.  @MrJimheeren  an example of what?
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  731.  @importantjohn  False on all counts. In real terms we spend far less than even a few years ago. Did you know the UK had the second highest defence budget in the world in 2005-07? Now we're down to seventh and still falling. Thatcher was spending 3.8% of GDP when she left office, today it's below 2%. Cameron had to change the rules to include spending on MI5, MI6 and veterans pensions as defence spending to cheat our necks a silver above 2%. The Army has shrunk from 170,000 in 1980 to 83,000 today. The Navy has seen ships cut by 75% during the same period.
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  732. He can never be replaced full stop
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  733. Some are 60 seconds too long
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  734.  @gregmenego2200  the experts are giving their opinions on what might be happening, not the facts of what is actually happening
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  735. 🙄 oh, Ivan.
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  736. I don't think Nigel has realised yet that he has made himself immortal. This is big enough constitutional change to be remembered for as long as there's still an England or UK. Historians will be discussing and debating Nigel Farage 300 years from now in the same way they discuss things like Thomas Cromwell, Oliver Cromwell, the Glorious Revolution, those moments of huge constitutional change.
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  737. The Royal Navy is NOT strong. Not anymore. It's barely at a quarter if the size it had in 1982 during the Falklands War. And we were two ships away from losing the war. Meaning the RN wouldn't have been able to continue operations if the Argies sunk just two more
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  738. They thought Russians were smart enough to use battle tactics and organise supply lines. They now know better. Lol
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  739. ​ @HeavensEye666 but Reform would gain 10,000 votes for every vote it loses
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  740. ​ @alibobsmarland9572 so you'd rather Reform lose than win with Boris? Are you Sir Keir in disguise?
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  741. Setting up a new TV channel called GB News.
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  742.  @quentinnewark2745  that's not his library. He's sitting in front of a green screen. They all are
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  743.  @ricmac954  we beat the sunflower King, Louis VIX, Napoleon, the Kaiser, the Russians in the Crimean War. Kicked the French out of Canada, beat the Yanks in 1812 and burnt the White House... We done pretty good. Oh, and the Falklands War. The Argies had American-made warships and French-made aircraft and missiles.
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  744. They are
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  745. ​ @kenwilkins8237 it's 28th of Jan as the latest for the election
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  746.  @costcobear1596  [citation needed] We all know 90%+ are going to wear masks and get tested cos they have all through Covid.
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  747.  @earthstick  no, his great grandfather was a Turk.
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  748.  @prometheusjackson8787  Russia is supporting itself and its unbalanced economy through the sale of oil and gas. That's not exactly a recipe for long term success.
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  749. It's all down to who you know
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  750. Is Sky News running the Ukrainian army?
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  751.  @uingaeoc3905  why not?
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  752. Closing it is silly. Just make it optional like Netflix and it'll sink or swim.
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  753. Because Boris told him not to
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  754. And it is a sea war too. Did you not notice Russia put a naval blockade on Ukraine, until the Russian fleet was forced to retreat?
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  755. ​ @kiriakoz staying silent when a wrong is done, results in the same outcome as supporting the actions. Just ask the Germans who stayed silent out of fear in the 30s
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  756. The USA was always larger at its birth than you show here. Upon independence it took the 13 colonies plus unorganised land Britain from which several more states were formed. You should've included that land.
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  757. There has NEVER been conscription in Northern Ireland. Not even during the world wars
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  758.  @pointofveiw6059  Tommy is a nickname for British soldiers
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  759. Can you you show me the videos of women on GB News saying worse? Thanks in advance
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  760. @Alex they've had 4 years to get citizenship from an EU country so they've got no excuses.
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  761.  @RS-hr8mj  Russia knows no one will invade a nuclear armed power. It's like Russia says London will be the first place they nuke if we go to war. I stead f it scaring me I just roll my eyes.
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  762. The other allies have run out of things to give Ukraine. I'm British and I'm proud my country has been right at the front in supporting Ukraine, but overall our government doesn't take defence seriously. Even with the world how it is and our weapon stocks depleted to support Ukraine we're still making big defence cuts. And if the second biggest NATO member is in that state it doesn't say great things for the other allies.
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  763. And the only cost is our freedom and democracy. What price freedom?
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  764. Ideally, yes. But the rockets and missiles aren't being replaced as quickly as Ukraine needs to use them.
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  765. You play the ball, not the player.
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  766. You should talk to more young people
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  767. It lost its navy when Russia invaded Crimea in 2014. The UK government had plans to rebuild the Ukrainian navy, but they've been interrupted by the current war
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  768. losing the by-elections. MPs don't want to lose their cushy jobs.
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  769. It's 69 million in Britain 😱
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  770. That wouldn't have made her queen. Males come before older females in the line of succession in all births before Princess Charlotte. It's after her that makes and females become equal
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  771.  @jazzman1626  YouTube doesn't edit videos
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  772. Are you from another planet? Gordon Brown said he had ended boom and bust... And then the crash if 2008 happened. You can't end boom and bust any more than you can stop the seasons.
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  773. 🙄
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  774. ​​ @M3mphix false. From 2010-15 the Lib Dems shared the wheel, and during 2017-19 the DUP did so. So there's only been sole Tory rule from 2015-17 and 2019-24. So that's 7 years.
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  775. It's Sir Desmond rather than Mr Swayne.
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  776. BBC 1 gets higher ratings than a news channel
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  777. Remove the Indian part and I agree
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  778. Is he boring, or are you unwilling to listen?
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  779. There's nowt wrong with being internationalist and letting friendly citizens buy our companies. That's what free trade is all about.
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  780. Which pandemic do you want to talk about? There's Covid, the common cold, flu, Aids. There's ALWAYS a pandemic going on in the world. Always. Pandemic just means a contagious illness that exists on at least two continents.
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  781. She was groomed. In the UK the law says you're guilty of rape if you have any sex whatsoever with a sex slave. She alleges that she was a sex slave when she was allegedly forced to have sex with Andrew.
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  782. ​ @kiliynpattison5551 the players don't care about rivalries like fans do. You really think Spurs players are gonna throw away a chance to play in the CL and earn a performance bonus?
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  783. It's actually incorrect to call it a stalemate, it's a deadlock. Stalemates are longer term and require new technologies to break them. Deadlocks are shorter term and are easier to break. For example, the dealock would be broken easily in Russia's favour if China decided to supply war materiel to russia. It would be broken in Ukraine's favour if the West got more serious in supporting Ukraine and allowed it tomuae Western weapons in Russia.
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  784. When Churchill coined the phrase special relationship he wasn't talking about the UK and US governments. He was talking about the shared culture between the Five Eyes nations. As he said, we all trace our history back to Runnymede.
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  785. He's normal?
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  786.  @brucesmith3072  you'd guess wrong. There are real veterans of Afghanistan in the Commons. Tom Tugendhat served in Afghanistan, he watched comrades die from Taliban attack, he brought thier bodies home for burial and had to look thier families in the eye and say it's worth it. He's a bigger expert on Afghanistan than you are. I'd recommend looking up his speech to the Commons. And the speaker in this video, Sir Ian Duncan Smith, is a veteran of Northern Ireland.
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  787. ​ @ffotograffydd the Coutts dossier from Oct last year states NF meets the requirements to bank with them.
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  788. It's no more ridiculous than Thatcher leading us
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  789. We need Steve Baker for PM.
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  790. Lying
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  791. ​ @hanselbarlowe2575  Bakhmut was more fortified than Berlin in 1945? It must've been a million times more fortified based on how long Russia has laboured in Bakhmut.
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  792. The Tories have found a forest of magic money Christmas trees
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  793. Having decent special forces is worth nowt if you've got nowt else around it. When the SAS were trapped behind Taliban lines a few weeks ago the RAF sent a C130 transport plane to land in the desert at night to rescue them. But guess what? Boris is scrapping those planes 12 years early in 2023 to save a few bob. He's also considering reducing the Army to 50,000 from 83,000 today. It was 110,000 when Labour were in power in 2010. On top of that, the British flagship HMS Queen Elizabeth is sailing the Pacific with US Marines and their aircraft on board because the Royal Navy is too skint to buy enough planes. When Blair ordered the two aircraft carriers to be built the plan was for the ships to carry 36 fighters each. But then the Tories got in and said "why not buy 12 fighters and make the ships share them?" But they decided that wouldn't save enough pennies so then they decided to get to beg the Americans to put some US Marines onboard with their own planes. 🙄 Our armed forces are pitiful because the politicians won't pay what needs to be paid.
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  794. It's a huge building with more rooms than most palaces. How could know what was happening in every room when they don't even live in Number 10? Because remember: ever since 1997 prime minister's have lived in the larger flat a top Number 11.
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  795. Britain is the second biggest military in the West
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  796. Mr Rees-Mogg. And he's Tory until he dies
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  797. It's terrifying isn't it?
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  798. The Royal Family aren't entitled to privacy though. It used to be that the Home Secretary would attend and watch every Royal birth on behalf of the public. That only stopped in 1936 because the Home Secretary has better things to do. But anyway, the principal of everything about them being public knowledge has never been formally changed.
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  799. It can if you're on public wi-fi
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  800. British generals don't fight on the front because the senior officers, non-coms and men are well trained and able to think for themselves.
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  801.  @michaelmacdonell4834  Sweden has the best Covid results. NZ is delaying Covid, not stopping it
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  802. ​ @eddapultstab2078 to be fair, and we should be, Ukraine is running out of volunteers now and conscription is becoming more common. It's a common problem all countries at war have. By 1916 Britain had run out of volunteers for WWI, but Prime Minister H. H. Asquith refused to do conscription on moral grounds. David Lloyd George and Winston Churchill ended up removing Asquith from office cos they felt the situation was so desperate.
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  803. Most of Europe is doing better than the UK, in terms of spending to GDP
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  804. Trump WAS impeached and that can never be undone. what happened was he got found not guilty in his trial. But he was still impeached
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  805. Hate preachers are everywhere.
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  806. Domestic vaccine passports terrify me. They're no better than compulsory ID cards and a death blow to freedom.
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  807.  @jamesfield1674  and also LGBT too. LGBT people are more likely to suffer from loneliness too
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  808. ​ @peterrauth118 🙄
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  809. Ivan Drago England doesn't have a government of its own. You mean the government of the United Kingdom
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  810. Benchmarks&Gaming oh come on. Why is a woman lead copying star wars? You'd think men were 99% of the population not 49%
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  811. Andy Williamas in WWII the Greeks fought an impressive battle against the Italians. It lead to Churchill saying "hence we will not say Greeks fight like heroes, but heroes fight like Greeks". Don't underestimate the Greeks
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  812. What did you think of the Deadpool and Wolverine trailer?
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  813. Neil Evely Rey is too young to be his daughter
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  814. TorianTammas most of those opt-outs were overruled before the ink was dry. The Social Chapter is the classic example. The UK was given a hard won 'cast iron' opt-out and 5 minutes later the European courts ruled the Social Chapter was covered by health and safety, and therefore must apply fully to the UK. That was Britain once again screwed over by Europe
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  815. global.001 So what if it stops at Tube stations? There are dozens of other National Rail lines that stop at Tube stations too. None of them are part of the Tube
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  816. ​ @boink800  that's annoying when you're listening to an interview and both people are at totally different volumes. You're constantly fiddling with the volume when a sound engineer could've fixed it before upload.
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  817. It looks like a country to me.
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  818. It does protect against Omicron.
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  819. no, no they haven't
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  820. Saville supported the Tories. That's all that matters to them...
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  821. It's true, and he doesn't mean it as a bad thing.
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  822. That's like asking "why does the media call Charles III 'king?' It would be more accurate to call him a 'drain on the taxpayer' or 'adulter'. The former is the title for both men, the latter words are what they are.
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  823. She-Ra was great.
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  824.  @marcokite  Labour won't be worse than the Tories, not now
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  825. ​ @kurumbaatoll9190 because Sunak previously lived in the US where he had a green card
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  826. I'm happy to see the pretend Tories go down, I'm just so disappointed to see Labour rising. Galloway is right - they're two cheeks on the same buttocks. Nothing will change.
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  827.  @Celticcross688  I think that's the joke
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  828. Because he's Boris
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  829. He's the King of the UK, not England
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  830. Wales voted to leave the EU.
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  831.  @JKLoans  that's incorrect. The constitutional position is clear: once the Queen gives out a title, it is for life unless Parliament passes legislation to remove it. That's why Tony Benn couldn't just give up the titles he inherited from his father and forced him to leave the Commons. He fought in court to remove the titles, but failed every time. He couldn't give the title up and Queen was powerless to take it back from his family. Parliament had to pass a law.
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  832. Americans do it too
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  833. They think we can go for zero Covid.
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  834. You're funny, Ivan
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  835. ​@stephenford8775 the Telegraph readership isn't representative of the general public
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  836. Ukraine has already won, the only question is how much land will they get back? Finland won the Winter War despite losing 10% of their territory
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  837. Increase the tax free threshold from £12,500 to £20,000 so the six million lowest earners will pay zero income tax.
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  838.  @gweilospur5877  the Celts originated from what is now France. Ancient Britons pre-date them in the British Isles. The Welsh are the closest thing to Ancient Britons left
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  839. I wish they had been listened to.
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  840. They cancel LeTissier for saying something they don't like about the vax, but stand up for Lineker cos he's a lefty. It's not bloody fair
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  841. He's a wonderful after dinner speaker
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  842. ​ @rabd3721 we'll never get a better Joker than Mark. And that's a fact.
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  843. Let Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland join on our side and you have a deal.
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  844. Abolishing the BBC is a stupid waste. Make it subscription and let people chose. It's still a free country isn't it?
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  845. Nah, the moon is too small for that
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  846. They aren't outnumbered though. The Russians invaded with 190,000 while the Ukrainians number twice as much due a general mobilisation
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  847. Sunak isn't former PM yet, sadly.
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  848. And he can't leave Ukraine willingly cos the Russian constitution forbids giving up Russian territory. The Ukrainians will have to kick him out
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  849. Great show. It just needs contributions from a man in terrible suits. I wonder if Portillo is free? 😄🤗
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  850. It's silly to link NATO membership to EU membership. Did Canada, Turkey or Norway join the EU before NATO? Nope. Russia is too big for the EU to absorb any road and it can no more meet the EU's accession requirements than Turkey has been able to.
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  851. No it doesn't. Passports are a shall issue system, no one ever gets refused a passport.
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  852. That causalities, not deaths. Causality = deaths, captured, missing and injured.
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  853. Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg
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  854. It does. Hitler learnt the hard way that attacking during the winter in Ukraine and Russia leads only to defeat. You mostly need to bed in and wait the winter out
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  855. @MercedesMadman 🙄
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  856. No, you're wrong. She was 13 when she met him, but their relationship turned romantic years later.
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  857. Mary was desperate to have an heir and suffered from a false pregnancy. Over a year after her pregnancy was announced but no baby appeared, she was mocked by rumours she'd given birth to a lap dog. Elizabeth I didn't marry cos marrying would've meant losing the throne in favour of her husband. The same thing happened to her sister Mary. Upon her marriage to Phillip II, he became King of England, outranked his wife, signed Bills into law and sat on the throne in Parliament. Had Mary given birth to a child, the marriage agreement required England to become part of Spain so Philip could rule Spain and England as one country. It wasn't until Queen Anne, over 100 years later, that a woman could become Queen without her husband taking the throne from her.
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  858. Kharkiv and Kherson have silent 'K's please drop the 'k'
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  859. ​ @Simon-xu1qt there's no comparison between a bloke slipping over into the sea and another bloke snubbing veterans
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  860. The UK fought a state-on-state war in 1982 against Argentina and in 1990 against Iraq.
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  861. Yeah, he's a bad guy. Opposing Islamic extremists is one thing, an honourable thing. Opposing Islam full stop is racist and extremist
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  862. Can we send people to Mars? Yes. Can we bring them back alive? No.
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  863.  @Slappaccino  The film has a different Bane to the comics and that's ok. The film's differ from the comics in many ways. For eg, Bruce isn't trained by the League of Shadows in the comic. And the lazurus pit makes you immortal in the comics. In the film it's a prison in a hole. Things can be changed.
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  864. Nearly... He was the fourth Doctor 😄
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  865.  @dy6682  there are still flu deaths. It's been killing more people than Covid every month of the winter so far. Kinda proves how they're overreacting to Covid
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  866. You guys need to reduce the quantity of content you produce so you can increase the quality through better research.
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  867. The Challenger 3 isn't a new tank. It's Challenger 2's that have received an upgrade
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  868. Starmer had nowt to do with the downfall of Boris or Truss, that was purely Tory infighting.
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  869. City status isn't based on population. In England, for example the City of London has 8,500 people living there. The town of Luton has 225,000 living in it.
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  870. Russia has lost already. The question is how heavy will the defeat be?
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  871. And he said Putin wants to turn Ukraine into a husk, not NATO.
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  872. Two wrongs don't make a right.
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  873. The country the United Kingdom includes Scotland
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  874.  @LettyK  please, there was little fear in 1939-45. What there was was a determination to beat the enemy and a quiet stoicism. You don't win a war by hiding away in fear. Even Churchill my ever hid. During the blitz he stood outside and watched the bombs fall.
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  875. There weren't votes in parliament to do that. Boris had to work with Sunak and the Remainers holding him back
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  876.  @imanoldurango8213  because calling her the Queen of England is dismissive of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
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  877.  @TheRivrPrncess  she is Queen Camilla.
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  878. Hear me out, imagine Dom as James Bond and Francis as Q. Awesome, right?
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  879.  @stephenclarke2206  they weren't free they were paid for by taxes
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  880.  @peterlaing6661  we're all calling for peace. And Putin can provide it by pulling his boys out of Ukraine.
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  881. A Duke of Marlborough would be better. He was England's greatest general and defeated larger forces than his own time and again
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  882. Slight correction: titles are inherited by the eldest son, not child. Most titles would become extinct if only direct female heirs are available, because titles normally pass only through the male line. There are some rare exceptions though. For example, the Dukedom of Marlborough can pass down the female line (the daughter or sister of the Duke) if there's a male (grandson or nephew) to inherit it.
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  883. She isn't a princess. It's Catherine, Princess of Wales because Princess of Wales is her married name due to William not having a surname
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  884. You're correct
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  885.  @stephenglasse9756  I think Jacob could win over Labour voters
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  886. False information. There were never 2000 troops on the Falklands. Never
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  887.  @Rajamak  🙄
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  888. Sky only has the rights to show video footage in the UK. So if they were to include game footage non-Brits would be blocked from seeing the video.
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  889. Are you disgusted how the USA funded our war from 1939 when they were still neutral?
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  890. Many would argue Scotland leaving is better for the Tories. the loss of Scotland's 59 seats would make it easier for Tories to win general elections. Tories support the union despite it being bad for them. but perhaps that opinion will change...
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  891. Why does Steven Edgington assume libertarians support uncontrolled immigration? I don't, either does Farage
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  892. The pop hasn't gone up anything like 15 million since 2000. It's more like 4-5 million
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  893. When Queen Elizabeth II recreated the Duke of York Dukedom her letters patent said Andrew can only pass it down the male line. As he only has two daughters the title will die with him until a king recreates it in future.
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  894.  @guff9567  🙄
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  895. William lives in a cottage. And Charles is provided with a grand home cos he's the head of state.
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  896. Not true. The US and UK never promised to defend Ukraine territory, only support it.
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  897. Paid. Payed is when you brush tar over your wooden sailing ship.
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  898. They were saying that in 1997. The Tory party never dies
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  899. It's a law to self-isolate if Track & Trace phone you up
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  900. 65 is a young retirement age. My retirement age in the UK is 68 and there's talk of bumping it to 70.
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  901.  @gavinhillick  no, no there wouldn't. The UK + US would have air superiority very quickly cos the Yanks could send over asserts to USAF and RAF bases instead of relying just on carriers.
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  902. No because its laws and courts were supreme
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  903. To protect the 0.04%
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  904. No, Brits lost the colonies cos of the prime minister, Lord North. That's why he resigned.
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  905. The past is the past. Talk about now.
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  906.  @greyfriar9008  dear goodness, it is not genetic engineering. It's a drug that makes your body think it's infected with a virus and causes a natural immune response. Anti-vaxxers are on the same scientific level of an flat Earther. No joke.
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  907. Ugh, vaccine passports. We'll never be a free country again.
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  908. ​ @chico9805  sure thing, Ivan
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  909. Citation needed
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  910. Yes, be is. who do you think is more popular?
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  911. Because he's a Tory with a lot of contacts in the party.
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  912. It's "Labour". Since it's a name, not a word, even Americans should use the letter U in Labour. So an American would write "Labour is a labor party in the UK" for eg.
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  913. ​ @badluck5647  also the French always block reforms to the CAP
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  914. 🙄
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  915. You make it sound like he has a choice. The BBC and Channel Four won't work with him, he's still cancelled in their eyes.
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  916. Mark Martel
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  917. How can the Declaration of Independence be an Act of Congress if Congress didn't exist at the time?
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  918. Working class families with only one working parent are more likely to fall below the poverty line and the kids do worse at school. That's why both parents working is encouraged.
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  919. Mark, you supported Rishi Sunak for prime minister. Twice. I thought you wanted this?
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  920. Ew, no. Keep the EU away from us
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  921. They filmed before her death and decided to not bin the footage
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  922.  Tooty Yue  Harry was spare. William was the heir (to Charles) and Harry was the spare in case William died before having children. That's what it means. And George is not a spare either, he's an heir. Charlotte is the spare.
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  923.  @williampotato1221  that's what hair piece means
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  924. Sir Jacob. He's a Knight of the Realm, not a commoner
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  925. To cooldown the incels.
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  926. The PM doesn't control council tax
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  927.  @thehound9638  no, the clock has been stopped at that time regardless of the time of day he makes a video. It obviously has some meaning to him.
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  928. Actually little Britain is Brittany in France. The French were the first to call Britain, Great Britain in order to distinguish it from Brittany.
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  929. It seems like Ukraine is relying on the UK more than the other allies. The UK was the first country to give Ukraine training and weapons before the war even started and Zelensky talks with Boris more than any other allied leader.
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  930. There's nowt to come clean about. Farage created the Brexit Party as a business, with himself as the sole shareholder, so he wouldn't have to deal with a committee interfering like he did at Ukip. Reform UK is the still Brexit Party, but with a new name, and Farage remains the sole shareholder. There's no secret to that. The public records are held at Companies House and the Electoral Commission.
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  931. 🙄
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  932. Let me guess you served as a general in the army of armchair land?
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  933. Reform will have nowt to do with the next government. Even Tice says his prediction is Labour will win next time and he hopes they'll introduce PR, so Reform can win some MPs at the election after.
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  934. The vaccine reduces spread by two-thirds
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  935. First the worst, second the best 🤗
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  936.  @Alan-ir3km  the USSR was created in 1917
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  937. Where do you get the £1.20 figure from? P&O told Parliament they're paying £5.15 per hour
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  938.  @dogstar8871  all the people in Donbas have been fighting? 100%? Source please.
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  939. He's stupid enough to think it's good for the economy
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  940.  @Trompunitalphapropan  but it was available in a million other places the whole time
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  941. You mispronounced lieutenant. It's correctly pronounced left-tenant.
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  942. You forgot the UK, Norway and New Zealand
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  943. They can't put all of their tanks in Ukraine. Some are still guarding the border with China for example.
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  944. Britain suffered far greater losses in WWI
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  945. The Religion of Peace will be exempt
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  946. ​ @B0neTV Chally 2 is Ukraine's favourite tank so they'd love to have more of them. I wish we'd just give them the last 149 working tanks and build new Chally 3's from scratch instead of doing an upgrade programme.
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  947. So if you were in Tesco and had the staff laughing at you cos one of the staff was saying you're not shaggable, you'd defend it as reasonable and fair free speech?
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  948. You have register with the online pollsters like YouGov. The old fashioned pollsters that cold call voters are giving up because next to no-one answers their phone these days.
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  949. The BBC is still the best and most classy for these announcements
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  950. He wants a knighthood, but would refuse a peerage, he's said so in the past.
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  951.  @thedave7760  technically Boris IS on his second term. The first only lasted 4 months, but it was still a term.
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  952.  @pippo-1073  🙄 you give Brexiteers a bad name with that racist dribble.
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  953. Life goes on
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  954. Can you explain the connection to me? Despite the myths NI does NOT pay for healthcare, it pays for the state pension, that's why it was introduced decades before there ever was an NHS. So why do you think paying for a pension means healthcare doesn't need to be paid for?
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  955. Ofcom rules say the host can be biased as long as a guest is allowed on to disagree with them.
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  956. I don't agree. Why should I pay more tax so doctors can be richer?
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  957. What will the difference be?
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  958.  @oOEsperiaOo  Charles' children and grandchildren are called Wales, not Windsor when they need surnames. That's why William was called Lieutenant Wales when he served in the RAF. And Harry was called Captain Wales in the Army.
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  959.  @simonneep8413  the UK locked down by closing both schools and businesses and forcing people to stay in their homes. Remember you could only leave your home for essential work or an hour day exercise. Sweden didn't close schools, didn't close businesses, didn't lock people in their own homes. Their government advised people to social distance and work from home if possible.
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  960. No, losing
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  961. No, Wanger have no leaders, no resupply and lost all their heavy weapons.
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  962. They have been panicking. That's why Sunak is their leader
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  963. First the worst, second the best 😎
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  964. Because he didn't want to lose his seat in the Commons
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  965. Women in some muslim countries need permission to move about or leave the country, so North Korea is only unique cos it applies it to men too
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  966. ​ @justgivemethetruth  A scotch egg is a boiled egg wrapped up in sausage meat which is covered in bread crumbs.
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  967. ​ @sparrow_6177  Truss was elected by the members at least
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  968. ​ @konradblades93  the Netherlands doesn't allow dual citizenship. If you wanted to become Dutch citizen you'd have to go to the British Embassy and formally give up your British citizenship for life.
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  969. No, videogames don't cause shootings. I'm surprised you didn't blame rock and roll like they used to 60 years ago
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  970. But they don't forever get polls wrong. They're almost always within the margin of error
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  971. It's only a few days old. Note he refers to the Queen's health as of last week.
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  972. Putin won't own this killing cos of the innocents who died. Inthink they'll blame Ukraine and say it used a Western weapon.
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  973. They get more than £8,000 per year
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  974. I didn't know the UK had a vote. Where was my ballot?
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  975. They always have
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  976.  @semperterra3235  YouTube is a job, do you work your profession for free? If so, you're a rare breed, butwhy should Starkey do the same?
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  977. ​ @dirtycitydisco you think the Tories will win?
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  978.  @DigitalVanquish  they were referring to someone else calling the Russian side " the allies"
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  979. our medical ranking is already that low
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  980. I think November Willbe the next one
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  981. which two?
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  982. You mean presenter? The video doesn't have a narrator
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  983. There are no truly neutral countries. During WWII, neutral countries like Ireland, Switzerland, Sweden had to make compromises to survive. Switzerland allowed Nazi's to hide their stolen loot and themselves in the county. Sweden allowed Norwegian citizens to train as 'police' officers in their country. Really they were recieving military training so they could liberate Norway. Sweden gave in to British pressure to allow it. Ireland allowed the RAF to cross its border so it could bomb the Nazi navy in the north Atlantic. They also signed a secret defence deal with Britain that would see Britain come to Ireland's aid if the Nazi's invaded.
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  984. He got the history wrong. Churchill didn't oppose the invasion of France, it was his idea and plan, he opposed the timetable. Stalin was putting huge pressure on FDR to go sooner to ease the burden on the Soviet Army. Churchill felt going early was a reckless risk.
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  985. that was May's doing. Davis tried to stop her
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  986. These interviews are about the person, not fighting politics
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  987.  @hbp_  becoming Duke of Cornwall gives you control of the Duchy of Cornwall. The Duchy produces millions of pounds in profits for the Duke/Duchess to live off but you can only get the title if you're first in line to the throne.
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  988.  UpsideDown World  Cromwell was on Parliament's side and would love the lockdown. I think you want Guido Fawkes.
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  989. It's impossible for North Koreans to cross cos their own soldiers would shoot them. The Americans and South Koreans weren't authorised to kill that American soldier.
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  990.  @SSSSongbird  parliament can remove their titles for any reason it sees fit. Treason is the current standard that would drive MPs into action, but it's not a legal limitation.
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  991.  @elenikominos7404  they won't remove Harry from the line of succession. The UK can't do such a thing alone, the other 14 countries that have the Queen as head of state would have to pass the same law at the same time. Good luck getting Canada to amend their constition just to remove Harry from the succession.
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  992. @SSSSongbird  if it were true that removing their titles would set a dangerous precedent, then that precedent has already been made. It was Parliament who removed Edward VIII from the throne and made him a commoner, at his request, because no king can resign. It was his brother, the new king, George VI, who made him Duke of Windsor so he could return to royality. Likewise, Parliament put Charles I on trial as Charles Stuart when it impeached him for treason because it already decided his titles were gone. The precedent is set.
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  993. ​ @angiegraham2579 licence. We're not American
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  994. The ESA could, I think.
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  995. How many questions were cut?
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  996. To the click and hit replay. You won't get ads then
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  997. The more than 100 who nominated him be leader after Sunak supporters knifed List Truss
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  998. They won't get to second place
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  999. You made you spokesperson for all football fans?
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  1000. No
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  1001. ​ @JosephBird-sc2xt oh dear, you conspiracy theorists are a right old bunch...
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  1002. Building up the Royal Navy would be all well and good if it's wasn't being constantly cut. 12 Type-45 destroyers become a mere six ships. HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales were supposed to get 36 F-35b fighters each. Instead they share 12 fighters. HMS Albion is being put into semi-mothballs with a only a skeleton crew on board. She's not being replaced on active service. The 10 Type-23 frigates are being replaced by 8 Type-26 frigates. The Navy should be at least times larger than it is, ideally four times. But it's instead getting smaller.
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  1003. There's no hammering and the fighting has become more equal. The Russians still have more men and more equipment than Ukraine does, but Ukrainians have better training and morale. Overall things are settling into a standstill
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  1004. Victoria was Queen of the United Kingdom, not England.
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  1005. ​ @Daisy-tl2lh  then he wouldn't have made the product at all
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  1006. UK citizens have free movement throughout the UK.
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  1007. Henry VIIIs last four wives weren't queens. He didn't have any of them formally crowned so none were queen
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  1008. The monarch can't be arrested by police or judged by courts... Apart from the court of parliament. A law breaking king can always be impeached.
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  1009. He's an atheist though. I thought god disliked is atheists.
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  1010. Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg should be the Tory leader but the Wets will never let him anywhere near it. Sir Jacob actually has his finger on the pulse of the electorite and has popular policies.
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  1011. She deserves a pay cut for using the American pronouncation of "lieutenant".
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  1012.  @Berengier817  evolution is very covergent. If a planet has similar conditions to Earth it'll produce very similar lifeforms. It's why a human and an octopus can evolve the same type of eye completely independently from one another.
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  1013. 🙄
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  1014. In WW2 the Nazi's dropped sea mines into the English Channel and Thames River by dropping them from aircraft. There's always a way.
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  1015. We don't have massive military spending. We should be spending twice as much
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  1016.  @andym9571  her name is Kemi
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  1017. Because people all over the world care about her death. If you can prove to me that not a single person in your country cares about her death, I'll accept your words as valid
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  1018. Ukraine is winning.
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  1019. And tanks and attack helicopters. I don't know why we're holding back
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  1020. ​ @Phylicity  name one what?
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  1021. Because the SNP get a couple of million spread between 59 seats. UKIP/Brexit/Reform gets 4 million spread between 632 seats
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  1022. Tbf getting names mixed up is common even for younger people. I'm half his age and do it
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  1023. He's blind. Can you edit an apology into your comment?
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  1024. They surrendered unconditionally
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  1025. I disagree. The likes of Brown, May and Sunak would've just fine through the motions and definitely wouldn't have been arming Ukraine before the February invasion even started. Boris dragged European allies kicking and screaming into applying sanctions and to provide war materiels.
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  1026. Are you high?
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  1027. Labour is going to win no matter what. Our realistic goal is to try to get three or four Reform MPs elected.
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  1028. Tell Putin to withdraw from Ukraine
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  1029. She did have the right and the Queen couldn't stop that once she allowed the marriage to take place
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  1030. I'll miss Sir Jacob
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  1031. We give Ukraine barely anything. You gotta remember that most of the £2.3 billion we sent Ukraine was us sending kit, like tanks, that were being scrapped anyway.
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  1032. Whose traditional Britain? Disraeli's where women and most men can't vote? Churchill's where we're discussing legalising eugenics and homosexuality is illegal? The Royals will bring about their end if they try to hold back progress.
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  1033.  @arfajob4246  it's a sea, not a river
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  1034. You mean former press secretary. She was removed from the position weeks ago, as mentioned by Katy.
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  1035. It is fusion in hydrogen bombs. They work by setting off a small fission reaction which powers an unstable fusion reaction that goes BOOM
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  1036.  @robertsteele474  ah, ok. No worries then ☺️
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  1037. There's no law requiring news magazines/YouTube channels to be impartial. Where did you hear there is?
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  1038. ​@abumohandes4487those times never existed. The BBC needs to be impartial because it's funded by the taxpayer. But private newspapers and YouTube channels have always been allowed to be biased. Private radio and TV shows can also have biased hosts if someone is brought on to challenge them.
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  1039. Theyre still in place. It's why the Ukrainian offensive failed last year
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  1040. Of course there are lots of Trump supporters in the US just as there a lots of Corbyn supporters in the UK, but both lost their elections, and yesterday's man is yesterday's news.
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  1041. The jab saves lives. That's why it's needed in over 30s
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  1042. They only stood in 100 seats due to a lack of money and grassroot network. It took UKIP 20 years to build up to as much support as Reform is getting
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  1043. He got something wrong when he said Ukraine has taken more land in the past month "than russia took in the whole of last year". He meant in the past year. It's a huge difference and we have to be careful to be accurate, otherwise Russian bots will pounce on mistakes and call them misinformation
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  1044. Braverman was born here
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  1045. NATO includes the USA, so you're counting the USA twice.
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  1046. the answer is no. It took the Soviets sending in an army of 2 million to retake Ukraine from the Nazi's. Modern Russia doesn't have the manpower or hardware to take all of Ukraine.
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  1047. You've lost your money. He isn't even the leader of a political party
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  1048. We spent it on nice things. Thanks for giving it to us. :)
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  1049. That isn't full mobilisation. He needs to get 18-24 year olds into uniform, not 60 year olds. He should also be mobilising women and encouraging 16-17 year olds to volunteer. In WWII Britain had 14 year olds serving by lying about their age. Doctor Who was caught lying about his age when he received a medal at 14. The general giving out the medal shook his hand and said "well done lad, I did the same thing myself."
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  1050.  @malcolmrowe9003  the BBC stopped recording over old telly programmes in 1978, so a lot of Norman's stuff should be in the archive
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  1051.  @vanessac1721  for now they allow PCR tests to for entry. When Boris introduces vax passports in a month or two tests won't be allowed to proof for of immunity, same as it's not allowed in Scotland.
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  1052.  @Fllippa00  but mostly miles, unless you're the BBC. It uses km for some strange reason.
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  1053. If Charles allows it. He'll decide what the rules are when he recreates the title.
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  1054. ​ @johncraske  not true. Douglas-Home became prime minister weeks before he had a seat in the Commons. It's traditional to hold a seat in the Commons but not a legal requirement
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  1055. He was rude on his employers time. Try going to work in the morning and saying the same things about your colleagues. Let's see how long it takes you to get the sack.
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  1056. The King can't remove a Dukedom. Constitutionally a title is for life unless removed by an Act of Parliament. The last time a Dukedom was removed was in 1917 for treason
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  1057. Charles has no power to stop an honour once the prime minister has okayed it.
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  1058. Ukraine has won already. Only one question remains - how big will Russia's defeat be?
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  1059. Why is your accent better than any other? The quibbling over the pronunciation of "nuclear" is very snobby.
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  1060. A million years away
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  1061. Imo it should be four up, four down in all divisions. That way the top 3 go up automatically as they should, and 4-7 go into play-offs
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  1062.  @JJaqn05  Scotland joined the Union peacefully and freely, and should be able to leave peacefully and freely. I hope they stay, but if they decide to leave, I wish them well. I don't want the UK becoming a copy of Spain or the USA, where citizens and their region are forced to remain part of the country through force of arms.
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  1063. It's a teaser
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  1064. ​ @gavinreid9184 Reform didn't even stand in 10% of seats. That's like seeing the SNP stand in only 59 seats and complain they never win 300
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  1065. Lies
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  1066. We're sixth largest economy, cos India went past us a couple of years ago
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  1067.  @HegelsOwl  well, it's stopped the Russian advance, pushed them back and made Russian victory impossible. Sounds like money well spent
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  1068. So who is the hope then if the Anglosphere fails? The EU? Perhaps France or Belgium?
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  1069. It didn't. You're throwing fake numbers around
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  1070. Thank goodness. Like Dr Starkey I'm an atheist. We don't need the church.
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  1071. GPS isn't 100% accurate, so relying on radar as it closes in on the target is normal, and smoke can mess with radar.
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  1072. He's a politician fighting for election, anyone who sees him in public has a right to approach him and speak to him. The Tory MP Steve Baker says one of his most common places for speaking to constituents is in the supermarket where they just come up to him
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  1073. ​ @Charlie1776_ that is how it works. Under EU law you can't just give someone an indefinite punishment. Not even paedos on the sex offenders register. Everyone has to be given a set date where they can be considered for release. And before you say the UK left the EU, you're right but we didn't repeal the EU laws. Boris was going to, but Sunak cancelled it so it's easier to rejoin. The upshot being, every six months the kid will be assessed for release
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  1074. Putting beds in a building is easy. Getting staff to staff them is not. They either have to be taken from existing hospitals or pull outta retirement.
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  1075. ​ @Riviera1777 US law requires stronger support for Israel.
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  1076. You don't think we should hold a trial beforehand?
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  1077. It's wrong to say William forced them to make him king. There were tough negotiations and Parliament only finally agreed to let him be king after he and Mary II agreed to sign the Bill of Rights and accept further limitations on their power. Had they not agreed, Parliament had the option to skip them and go to Anne
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  1078. He can't renounce titles. Only an Act of Parliament can remove his titles.
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  1079. ​ @craigboden9455  that assumes other countries let them in in the first place, and let them stay longer term, second.
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  1080. The king can't change the line of succession. They'll only be removed if the parliaments of all 15 countries that he's king of pass an Act of Parliament that removes them
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  1081. The king can't remove titles
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  1082. Only the Chinese who control it trust it.
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  1083.  @hannannah1uk  Blair hasn't been ennobled, he's been knighted.
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  1084. We have acute hospital capacity issues every single year. Why didn't we lockdown last year?
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  1085. They couldn't do a retake cos in those days Blue Peter was broadcast live.
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  1086. If JHB was there 90% of the 'interview' would be her on a monologue and 5% her interrupting the Mogg.
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  1087. Britain should just give all our Challenger 2's to Ukraine and replace them by buying K2s from South Korea. It's a good tank, Poland has ordered 980 of them from South Korea.
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  1088. ​ @eyespy3001 there have always been different versions of Batman aimed at different ages. E.g. in the 90s you had the mainline Batman comics, plus the comics based on the Animated Series that were aimed at younger readers, plus the film Batman Returns which was rated 15 for release in the UK. And there's nowt complicated nor messy about it
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  1089. ​ @DRKrust492 best of the Tories. The worst of the Tories will probably join the LibDems
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  1090. Ukraine would run out of munitions before Russia runs out of air defence.
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  1091.  @Bobisalive  the Office of National Statistics said over 600,000 legal migrants came this year, and over 700,000 last year.
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  1092. Not it isn't
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  1093. There was no trial. The police investigated it and decided he did nowt wrong.
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  1094. Not really. The Tories can't hold a no confidence vote until he's been in office for a year, and if the Commons an official vote of no confidence Tory MPs will vote to save Sunak. If he lost, there'd be an immediate general election and they'd all lose their seats
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  1095. Why? What military advantage would it give Ukraine over using those same missiles to destory weapon caches?
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  1096.  @Monkeh99  he'll never defect. He's Tory for life.
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  1097.  @alejandrohualdez5550  the experience of one person in one shop is hardly representative of the nation. My personal view is to oppose compulsory mask wearing but it's obvious that the majority do support it. At my workplace where masks are optional, 75% of my colleagues choose to wear a mask. Usually under their nose 🙄
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  1098. It would be interesting to see how much better the UK would with the forces it had during the Cold War. We had to take defence much more seriously cos of the Soviet threat and spent almost 4% of GDP on defence at that time.
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  1099.  @eddiemarten3381  and it took over 40 days for the Allies to breakout from the beaches after D-day. War takes as long as it needs to for victory. Ukraine will get there.
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  1100. Is that like the EU 'prosperity' in Greece?
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  1101. But yes to British Sunak?
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  1102. Our general elections matter, we were able to ban transporting live animals overseas.
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  1103. Maybe they should look at Sweden and think "they're refusing to give up their freedoms but are better off than we are, why has our freedom really been taken?"
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  1104.  @obamagaming-zv4vy  two wrongs don't make a right
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  1105. She's the most libertarian PM we've ever had. It's a shame she never got a chance to get going
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  1106. They do, they do. Even Gove admitted he regrets it
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  1107.  @paulies5407  disgusting is you
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  1108. Parties.
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  1109. Russia took, Kyiv? When?
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  1110. That's incorrect. The EU ruled it was illegal for the home secretary to decide on releases almost 30 years ago. It has to judge and doctor decided, because Sunak cancelled the plan to repeal EU law.
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  1111. That even happened to Xi. He was punished due tomhis father falling from grace. Xi's half sister killed herself over the family disgrace.
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  1112. Do you live in 1989? What are the 80s like?
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  1113. Cardiac arrest
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  1114.  @jockwilson221  they clearly do work. Or do you think the 91.7% cut in deaths while cases remained high was caused by the tooth fairy's magic dust?
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  1115. You mean ASAP, Ivan.
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  1116. Bleep the smegheads
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  1117. But as you say that's because they legalised it. If we merely decriminalised it, it wouldn't bring in a penny
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  1118. ​ @AirborneAnt  life can't adapt to any conditions. If it could you'd be able to show me microbes living inside lava.
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  1119. We're gonna miss Boris when he's gone from office.
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  1120. Conspiracy theories, really? Tories have a survival instinct like no other in politics. They'll do what it takes to survive and that means a hard Brexit.
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  1121. The Russians took Kherson without a fight and the Ukrainians haven't attacked it yet, so the city is 99.9% undamaged
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  1122. I see 978 likes at time of posting. Did it go down?
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  1123. If they're susceptible to modern diseases why didn't they out when they regularly visited the crew salvaging the cargo ship? Their vulnerability is overstated.
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  1124. He's sacrificing Russians for it. The Russian death toll is six times higher than Ukraine's. Help me with some maths. Now, Russia's population is three times larger than Ukraine's but Russia is losing fighting age men six times faster than Ukraine, so which country will run out of soldiers first?
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  1125.  @dunstvangeet  she was Duchess of Edinburgh after her marriage in 1947 until she became Queen in 1952
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  1126. ​ @lg2058 not yet, delivery takes time
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  1127. Finland had to. Sometimes a war is so costly in life and materials that a loss of land becomes tolerable
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  1128.  @PhilipMarcYT  Organ has already said he doesn't want to leave the EU cos Hungry benefits too much from membership
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  1129. Because that would cost $$$
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  1130. Or you could use an example of Russia wanting Alaska back
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  1131. ​ @BiggusDiggusable  in the same way Biden was smashed by Trump? Lol
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  1132. Why don't the princes wish them luck too?
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  1133. Cameron won two elections, so he clearly has political talent. I don't like his politics, which are too left wing for me, but I can't deny his abilities.
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  1134. Not all will. Can you imagine George Galloway voting for Reform?
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  1135. Same thing. MPs keep their seats by making the public better off
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  1136. There were only three queens regenant of England - Mary, Elizabeth and Anne. Victoria and Elizabeth were Queens of the United Kingdom.
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  1137. We should be like France where 80% of power is from nuclear, but politicians will never allow it.
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  1138. Jess Philips is very popular. She's the Labour version of Boris
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  1139. He was very popular during COVID because he threw money around
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  1140. I know quite a few who support lockdowns. They're conditioned to obey government.
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  1141. He reports facts, not conspiracies.
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  1142.  @TrustInTheShepherd  Germany had Italy in WWII. Italy entered the war before the Fall of France.
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  1143. They had to show much cos of the whiny babies who cried over part 1
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  1144.  @edwardrichtofen8530  he told the truth then. It is all about He Man
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  1145. ​@darrylsimpson4744 the Bill he supported said there'd be a by-election if it was an unforced defection. Being suspended from your party was an exemption
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  1146. The Kherson offensive wasn't fake. They were pressing everywhere and re-enforcing the parts where Russia was weakest
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  1147. He was probably born here. Most Somali's came 30 years ago, he was 25
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  1148. That's right, I'm complaining about a loss of civil liberties and being stuck in a tiny flat cos I play my telly loudly. 🙄 I'd be arrested if I dared to sit on a park bench cos I can't stand being inside alone without fresh air or sunlight. But I'm just spoilt for not liking being inside 🙄🙄🙄
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  1149. Yeah, I think he respects Russia a lot more than the rest of us do.
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  1150. I defend free speech, but if someone uses their freedom to make personal insults instead of a well argued constructive arguement they deserve criticism. I 100% defend Fox's right to insult any person he likes, but I also condemn him for being so rude and odious.
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  1151.  @YorickReturns  Thatcher suggested to the Chinese government that Britain might pull out of the agreement and instead proposed a deal where Hong Kong becomes Chinese territory but Britain indefinitely administratored its government. The Chinese government told her "we are not Argentina. We could take Hong Kong this afternoon and you could do nothing to stop us". They were right.
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  1152.  @tihomirrasperic  there is no English Crown. It's the British Crown.
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  1153.  @seandobbins2231  Americans can hold substantive knighthoods if they obtain dual citizenship. John Paul Getty Jr went from honourary knight to substantive upon gaining British citizenship.
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  1154. If she hadn't been in such a rush Truss would've become very popular
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  1155. He's 23 so he'd be released at 71.
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  1156. It looks like it's gonna be a great cartoon. Naysayers are gonna naysay.
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  1157. I believe the polls. The media and schools have been turning people into groupthink sheep for decades.
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  1158. Of course all of Ukraine is in the war. Do you think only part of Britain was in WW2? Such a silly thing to say
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  1159.  Dominatus Hydra  Ukraine only has 16 Himars, the additional ones will be sent over the next 3 years as they're made
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  1160. You get results by performing. It's a sport analogy
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  1161. If being born in Britain makes you an immigrant, I'm one too. I guess there are no natural born Brits in your opinion?
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  1162. The govt has always decided what goes into our bodies through drug laws, sugar taxes, et cetera. it's time more people stood up to govt
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  1163. 9% gives the LibDems 24 seats. 9% gives Reform 0 seats
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  1164. ​ @lindacurrie8817 even Labour are more right wing than the Tories. The Tories could hardly be more socialist.
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  1165. None of the candidates are immigrants, all were born in the UK. But if you're correct how did Bonar Law (born in Canada) and Boris Johnson (born in New York) become prime minister?
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  1166. How do you know all this? Are you part of the royal family?
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  1167. All wars end in negotiations or unconditional surrender. The latter is out of the equation cos no one is willing to lead their army into Moscow... So that leaves negotiations.
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  1168. Kharkiv. The title writer made a mistake
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  1169. He used to be :( he's let us down big time.
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  1170. The UK estimates 200,000 Russian causalities of which 60,000 are dead
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  1171. There have always been big government conservatives in the party. Thatcher called them "the wets"
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  1172. ​ @testudohorsfieldii7052  not true. I could choose to not pay income tax by taking a pay cut to £12,500. I can equally avoid VAT by limiting myself to zero rated and second hand goods. Are they therefore not taxes?
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  1173. ​ @MikeEves  no it isn't a subscription. You can't cancel your TV licence and still watch broadcast TV elsewhere. If you cancel Sky, BT or Netflix you can still watch other services
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  1174. Not any more. I think he genuinely was one once upon a time, but power has gone to his head.
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  1175.  @hodgey7183  🙄 the vaccine was created months before the election, not discovered after it.
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  1176. How would you enforce that? If two MPs regularly meet to discuss policies and tactics would you arrest them for secretly setting up a political party?
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  1177. George DID meet the requirements to be Prince, the Queen's Letters Patent was required for Charlotte and Louis
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  1178. 🙄
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  1179. Don't count chickens before they hatch
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  1180.  @itsjudystube7439  those Scots MPs barely have a say. There's only been one occasion where a majority of English MPs voted against an English-only thing and Scots MPs pushed it through. That was foundation hospitals during the Blair years.
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  1181. So you want them to even ban doctors, actors and footballers from immigranting to the UK? That would put us above even China and North Korea for restrictions
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  1182.  @juliandicks6822  he thinks it's a good idea to cede Crimea to Russia. That's like saying you should stand up to a bully by giving half your lunch money rather than all of it.
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  1183. I don't think the supreme court would concur
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  1184. 🙄
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  1185. Red Ken brought in bendy buses, it was Boris who got shot of them. Or are you trying to say the bendy buses were a good thing and Boris should've kept them?
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  1186. The BBC funded it using taxpayer money so it has to be shown on the telly
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  1187. Andrew can only be removed from the line of succession if the parliaments of all 15 countries that have Charles as King pass an Act of Parliament that amends the Act of Settlement 1701.
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  1188. It was at the time. Canada only got full independence in the 1930s
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  1189. I wish. They'll probably go off to comfortable lives in China.
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  1190. Russia is NOT a superpower. A superpower can project to any corner of the world. Let's see Russia try to do that
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  1191. Tanks are still crucial for combined arms warfare
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  1192. Ukrainians haven't run away to avoid conscription like the Russians have. Also women can join the Ukrainian Army. And also importantly, Ukraine has a younger population than Russia does. Russia's population is much older and in decline.
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  1193. ​ @MichaelBrown-fl7zj no it wouldn't. Channel 4 is a state broadcaster but it isn't funded by the licence fee. The BBC would lose the telly licence but still be a state broadcaster
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  1194. They can't send in the tanks without Germany's permission
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  1195. I bet you'd get sick of it though if you were being asked 20 times per day
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  1196. The same, but worse. Higher taxes to pay for a quicker net zero push, more immigration, more convergence with the EU, even more Nanny State, and of course, votes for 16 year olds.
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  1197. Just Prigozhin
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  1198. ​ @stephenmussett9040 nah, that's bad politics. Even Khan in London has gotten some decent money out of the Tory government
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  1199. You don't care about a prime minister potentially breaking the law? Wow. Boris must love voters like you. Call me old fashioned but I expect the prime minister to obey the same laws he expects me to obey.
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  1200.  @Apocrypha667  Cyprus is 100% an Asian country but was still allowed into the EU
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  1201. Even the IRA didn't stop walkabouts. You think the Taliban will?
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  1202. Imprisoned on what grounds?
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  1203. ​ @cartoonraccoon2078  not many more.
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  1204. Mary I's husband was also King of England. Queen Victoria asked for Prince Albert to have the title king-consort but Parliament refused it.
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  1205.  @JohnnyinMN  yes they do
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  1206. ​ @jacobcole7644  they did cut corners. Expert testimony at the American enquiry said that had the first rescue ship, the Carpathia, been struck by the same iceberg in the same way she'd have stayed afloat. It's because the company that built Carpathia required UK government subsidies to build their ships and regulations at the time required the highest safety standards if public money was being used. The Titanic was built using private money so it was legal to cut corners on safety.
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  1207. You don't know the difference between a Russian and a Croat? Well, Russia is a large Eurasian country and permanent UN Security Council member. Croatia is a small European country in the Balkans and a member of the European Union.
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  1208.  @jacopofolin6400  Scotland isn't an example of that. it can leave the UK any time it likes, it just has to vote to leave in a referendum.
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  1209. He asked his wife and kids whether he should run after Boris resigned, and as a family they decided on "no".
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  1210. Yeah, I've never called for MPs to resign over affairs before because it's their private business. But in this case, Hancock broke rules that he created for the rest of us. He needs to go.
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  1211. Clarke never pronounces Ukrainian place names correctly
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  1212. It depends on if you can pile votes up in the right place. The SNP won 56 seats with 1.4 million votes in 2015. Also in 2015 the LibDems got only 8 seats from 2.4 million votes.
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  1213.  @johnceena7322  nowt wrong with that
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  1214. Maybe it's revenge for all the Brits who say "Abraham's tanks"
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  1215. Does the Army count as working for a living?
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  1216.  @grantsmythe8625  those are specialised surgical masks worn by medics. The blue masks the public wear aren't of a surgical standard and are pretty much unless. In fact, that's what makes South Korea so different from the UK - the South Korean govt hands out legit surgical masks.
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  1217. That makes no sense. According to the experts, if I get the vaccine I'll still be able to catch and spread Covid. So how does me getting the vaccine protect others? But if I'm wrong and still being able to spread a virus protects the elderly, why doesn't the NHS give the flu jab to young people? Answers please!
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  1218.  @Dark_Fusion19  there's no reason to quibble
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  1219. He's trying to not upset the grey vote
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  1220. Regardless. There's no such word as irregardless
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  1221. Read their manifesto
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  1222. I can't vote. The Tories took it away cos I have no photo ID.
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  1223. Scotland has always had an opt-out in the UK. For example, when England and Wales legalised homosexuality in 1967, Scotland opted-out and kept it illegal until 1982.
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  1224. Be respectful. He's Lord Hague, not Mr Hague
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  1225. Supporter. Reform doesn't have members
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  1226. ​ @thecheesefactor you hate democracy?
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  1227. We have a first past the post voting system. They'd be lucky to get even a dozen seats. In the 80s the SDP broke away from Labour, got 23% of the vote but only got 24 seats. That's less than 4% of seats at that time.
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  1228.  @Amadis777  that's fine. It's a sequel, and it's ok for sequels to be different.
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  1229. If the UK wanted to invade Ukraine it would build up resources first. Just like they did for the liberation of Europe in 1944. Russia had years to prepare for the invasion and is still struggling.
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  1230. It's a waste if you won't be using the degree. Like Peter Jones says going to uni is a waste of time if you're planning on going into business
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  1231. There can always be a deal. Even Norway lets foreign boats have 15% of their fish.
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  1232. Because YouTube always gets them late.
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  1233. Yes it has.
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  1234. No shame
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  1235. Czech Republic is it's correct name. Czechia is a short form of it's name, same as Britain is short for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It doesn't mean either is incorrect.
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  1236. Yep, just like the HomeGuard in WWII. It's shame the UK government took all our guns away though. The people can't form militia's without weapons.
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  1237.  @arleygomez465  Swedish deaths match the EU average
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  1238. ​ @oli1764  it's not a theory, it's a hypothesis. To be a theory requires evidence, and as there's zero evidence life started on Mars, it's only an hypothesis.
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  1239. Yeah, Rambo-style.
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  1240. Queen of the UK. No such thing as a Queen of England.
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  1241. So, why don't we give the flu jab to everyone then? The logic of the flu jab is it protects the person getting it, why doesn't they apply to Covid?
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  1242.  @derekc6445  rubbish, he's much better than Putin. He was making good progress against corruption in Ukraine. No leader is a saint but Zelensky is a decent bloke.
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  1243. Are crime rates low because they're actually low, or because no one bothers reporting crime, like is becoming common in the UK
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  1244.  @anothersucker-Youcantfixstupid  devolution is a good thing. It was always one of England's historic strengths. Other empires like the Spanish fell while the British thrived because of devolution to the colonies. Cities like Manchester could plan, fund and build canals without any interference from central government, and that led to better government at a local level. The centralisation we have now is a project of the 20th century that began with the first world war, and it hasn't exactly led to better government has it? Our mission should be to reverse the centralisation of government, not pretend it's a good thing.
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  1245.  @spindizzy64  no, we're staying inside because we have no rights. Inside is no water than outside.
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  1246. 🙄
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  1247. He's 40 years younger than Starkey. That makes Harry young when Starkey speaks
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  1248. The guy on this video misspoke. Penny Mordaunt is a Naval reserve, not a veteran. There is a difference.
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  1249.  @StillAliveAndKicking_  he had to go up against Blair when he was still very popular. No one could beat the Blair of 1997-2005.
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  1250. Russia takes 10 months to take a small town
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  1251. Ever closer union. The EU is all about ever closer union. And it won't work without a degree of common debt because the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Imagine if the federal government of the USA or Germany left weaker performing states to suffer instead helping them through wealth redistribution. The whole nation would suffer as the economic inequality causes social division and strife. The EU's drive to integrate can't be stopped... David Cameron tried to get a minimal amount of superficial reform prior to the Brexit referendum and failed. And that set the EU's course. It'll get to its destination or it'll derail and fall apart. But it isn't going backwards or staying still.
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  1252. He lost the green card. A condition of holding one is you promise to live in the US full time.
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  1253. What's wrong with that? You know non-citizens can legally live in the US and pay taxes, right?
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  1254. Bad decisions always even themselves out. One week it hurts you, the next week it helps you. I'm happy with that
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  1255. None of this is his fault. He stayed loyal to Thatcher.
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  1256. Unfair comparison. Henry VIII was bound and restricted by Parliament, plus Henry VIII could never order anyone to be executed, despite the myths. He would order that people were put on trial. Trial by jury no less.
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  1257. So you mean we should've left the EU by staying in the EU. Single market membership means open borders, free movement, the EU making our laws and EU court's ruling us. How is that different to EU membership?
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  1258. Nah, he's always been an outsider. The establishment absolutely hate him and reject him at every turn.
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  1259.  @stevea3514  cis straight guys still have the majority of roles in the majority of shows. Share it out to others.
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  1260.  @sourcescience  prison is a cake walk IF you're na VIP prisoner under special protection. And he will be.
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  1261. The Germans were saying the same about Russia in 1943
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  1262. And a bad human being. He's more of a robot than May.
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  1263. He can't take them to court cos he's freelance. They can simply not offer him any more shifts
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  1264. Mog is a witches cat
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  1265. ​​​ @iamkesha.  we do have more than two parties in the UK. In the Commons currently we have the Cons, Labour, SNP, LibDems, DUP, Alba, Alliance, SDLP, Greens, Plaid Cymru and 14 independents who have been kicked out of their parties. But only the top 2 can win general elections
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  1266. ​ @KodachiC the writers of the reboot game from 2013 made her gay.
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  1267.  @dengawr6000  yes, the comparison is perfect. Both are wars where Russia bit off more than it can chew.
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  1268.  @SC4RRiGAN  the type of war is irrelevant. In both cases Russia bit off more than it can chew and is getting an arse kicking. The comparison is perfect
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  1269.  @bighands69  we could cut foreign aid, shut down quangos and reduce the size of government too. I'd get rid of the 91,000 civil servents Jacob Rees-Mogg wanted to cut, plus shut down the Business Dept, the Scottish Office and the Welsh Office. Lose the Sports minister too. Why do we need a Sports Minister?
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  1270.  @les_chegwin  spending more would give the UK the ability to fight a real war. We currently have enough weapons stocks to fight a war for three days. Three measerly days. The Falklands War lasted six weeks and that was against Argentina who barely has a military.
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  1271. Because that wouldn't see men tricked into fatherhood...
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  1272.  neil eastell  the EU doesn't have 19 counties that small. Any 19 would be bigger then the UK.
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  1273. There's nowt wrong with praising good things about your enemy. Churchill said "if Hitler invaded hell I would make at least a favourable reference to the devil in the House of Commons."
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  1274. And increased deaths in the long term. Excess deaths have been above average for over a year cos people who weren't allowed NHS treatment during the lockdowns are now dying off.
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  1275. He has held ministerial office under May, and Boris offers to make him Brexit minister in 2019. Baker turned it down.
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  1276. Maybe. The trouble they have is winters in Ukraine get cold enough to freeze the petrol inside their vehicles fuel tank.
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  1277. Because only they could win?
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  1278.  @ollie1984a  🙄
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  1279. I support free speech too. I also support the right of an employer to sack employees who make it look bad. Imagine if you worked in Tesco and called a costumer the things Fox called her. You wouldn't expect to be sacked?
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  1280. @Paul B they censored it on YouTube only. If you listened to the catch up on the talk radio app it was unedited
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  1281.  @jonathanprice4502  YouTube doesn't edit videos, only the creator does.
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  1282. Harry was the spare in case William died before having children. The term goes back to the middle ages.
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  1283. ​ @tonupharry because two wrongs don't make a right
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  1284. How is your opinion unbiased if it isn't based on evidenced? All feelings are based on biases
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  1285. Yes
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  1286. It can't be true that 75% of cases in South Africa are doubled jabbed if only 25% are even jabbed.
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  1287. Boris put the £350million on the side of a bus, and Nigel is on record as telling him not to.
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  1288.  @wolfiestreet6899  there is in the short-term. How often do you recover from a cold and then catch it again a week later? Never.
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  1289.  @wolfiestreet6899  no, immunity means you have protection from an illness. It doesn't have to be 100% protection so as long as the protection is measurable you have immunity.
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  1290. ​ @LIVEYOUSHALL Labour MPs aren't going to vote no confidence in him
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  1291. Crimean Tartars are a minority in Crimea though. It wouldn't be democratic to make them the majority
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  1292. So, socialism? People had that option in the 2017 and 2019 elections and rejected it both times.
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  1293. ​ @aimeemacdn nowt wrong with profit. ALL GPs in the UK are private profit making businesses that sell their service to the NHS. So be honest, have you ever had a bad service from your GP because he or she is a profit making business?
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  1294. ​ @PaulWelsh he should've gone allmin imo. It was do or die and Moscow was his for the taking.
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  1295. Andrew is recording from the studio in London rather than from his home in France, that's why.
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  1296.  Tracy55  it isn't gene therapy. You've been lied too, so please don't spread them
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  1297. We'll complain more when Labour are in
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  1298. And what's to stop China, India and South America putting sanctions on the UK until we recognise the Falklands are part of Argentina? We can't put sanctions on China for peacefully claiming Taiwan, it'd set a precedent that would have half the world under sanctions.
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  1299. She's got longer than 2 weeks. Probably 2 months until she goes
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  1300. ​ @lilyw.719 were you there?
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  1301. No it won't cos those other parties will hardly stand candidates. Reform will have a candidate in 632 out of 650 seats. Has Reclaim got the cash to field 600 candidates? I bet not.
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  1302. Who is a convicted criminal in the line of succession?
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  1303. He's British, not Indian
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  1304. We indirectly elect the prime minister. The voters decide which person they want to be prime minister and vote as if MPs were an electoral college.
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  1305.  @ABC-dw7pe  assault rifles have been illegal in the USA since 1986. People throw that term around without knowing what it means. An assault rifle is capable of selective fire and they're illegal.
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  1306. Being descended from William the Conqueror does NOT put you in the line of succession. You have to be a direct descendant of Sophia of Hanover. She has approximately 5,000 descendants most of whom are German.
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  1307. ​ @bearimo2867 have you ever heard of the European Parliament? Farage had a seat there for 21 years because he kept winning elections. At the last two EU elections he actually won the national vote. His Brexit Party was literally the largest single party in the entire EU Parliament from 2019-20.
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  1308. Russia have no trouble walking into Kyiv then. When is Putin's victory parade?
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  1309.  @olddogoddments675  list all the countries that were in the Empire and list the ones it bullied its way into. I bet it's less than half, the most you claim.
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  1310. ​ @albertjack4050 everyone pays tax. Even the homeless pay VAT
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  1311.  @lovemyalaskaful  wants the connection between Jefferson and Trump? 🤔
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  1312. If it was private who leaked it?
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  1313. And?
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  1314.  @prometheusjackson8787  show me where Russians listed their casualties
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  1315. 🙄
    2
  1316. She's not in denial. She fully understands that her policies are just what we need but that she was in too much of a hurry to get it done.
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  1317.  @Red-nn3cl  99.4% survival rate. Most of us have got more chance of dying underneath a bus. We'll be ok with Covid, but to put you at ease I promise we'll look both ways before crossing the road.
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  1318. You expect them to empty out both countries?
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  1319. Lol
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  1320. Parliament deciding the line of succession goes back centuries. Even Henry VIII needed an Act of Parliament to authorise him changing the succession in his will.
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  1321. You're using race to make excuses for your boy. Priti Patel, Kemi Badenoch, Suella Braverman are all very popular.
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  1322. There's no such thing as free
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  1323. Business, duh. Even the Geneva Convention enshrines the right to buy and sell weapons in a war.
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  1324. They were all born here and are therefore native. So you can be happy regardless of the winner
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  1325. On what charge?
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  1326.  @louisbeerreviews8964  yes he was. A president has been impeached once the House has voted in favour of a trial in the Senate. Trump was impeached, and subsequently aquitted of all charges, but he was impeached.
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  1327. False. Appearing on a channel isn't the same as working for it. By your logic Farage works for the BBC
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  1328. He has to withdraw it as cash
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  1329. The debate around smart phones would've been better if you had a libertarian arguing for less government and letting psrents raise their own kids
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  1330. Name one murderer who less than time in prison
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  1331. Tyre
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  1332. ​ @mikeystorm275  there's no such thing as a bedroom tax. And the policy you're thinking of only affects people on housing benefit. You really think MPs are on housing benefit?
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  1333. Or you could have both...
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  1334. But then he'd have to admit is a war and contend with an angry population
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  1335. You'd take Corbyn over Starmer?
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  1336. 🙄
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  1337. @S M and we weren't bankrupt in the 70s? You can say Britain is bankrupt again when Mr Hunt has to call the IMF in with a bailout
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  1338. But May didn't say no... Sir Graham is a friend and supporter of May who's giving her enough wiggle room to leave office with some shred of dignity. But you can always see how resolute he is. If May doesn't say want backbenchers want hear on Friday she'll be forced out.
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  1339. He's an impartial observer who happens to have been knighted because he's so good at his job
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  1340. ​ @stevesmart2545 if I remember correctly defence spending was rising after WWII and kept rising up until 1964.
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  1341. They'd be wrong. The RAF provided 98% of the aircraft used on D-Day. That's fighters, bombers and transport planes.
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  1342. He backslides on everything.
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  1343.  @OfficialJuggermyballs  you do need a warranty outside of the USA, ie 96% of the world.
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  1344. Citation needed
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  1345. It takes time. At least Priti and Surella started the process
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  1346. 🙄 yeah that's why. Covid 19 was created in a lab to enable the destruction of businesses owned by men. 🙄 How did you discover the plot?
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  1347. How can a UK newspaper not know how to spell "sceptical"?
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  1348. Stalemate. Neither side has the navel strength to take the fight to the other
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  1349. But we don't. The vast majority of welfare spending is on the state pension. Workers have earnt that pension. We should privatise the state pension to save money for the military.
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  1350. ​ @breazfreind402 it's not his real voice. His real accent is a posh RP accent. He does the cockney accent when he's acting out a role
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  1351. The UK also agreed to guarantee Russia's lend-lease debts to the USA incurred during WW2.
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  1352. The K in Kherson and Kharkiv is silent
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  1353. It's alright for some...
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  1354. Nah, a republic is x10 better. It's better to have a Cromwell than a Charles. And removing Charles from the succession is very difficult. The parliaments of all 16 countries that share the queen would have to change the the law to remove him at the same time.
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  1355. There's no evidence of mass mail fraud. You're a conspiracy theorist who doesn't like anything other than being in an echo chamber. That's why you're tuning out.
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  1356. ​ @guff9567 he was held in isolation
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  1357. That's normal. 99.9% of people with those kind of pics avoid prison for the first offence
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  1358. ​ kieranmccabe nope, you're wrong. 99.9% of people avoid prison for possession. It's in the sentencing guidelines
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  1359. Wages are rising.
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  1360.  @mikereger1186  it doesn't chuck out EU law. For the next 1-3 years EU law is 100% superior to UK law, and afterwards UK law must stay in line with EU law. Deviate too much and they punish us. Likewise with taxes, we must copy their taxes. And to top it all off we give them control of our armed forces. I wish they'd explained that's what leaving meant during the referendum, I thought it had a different meaning
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  1361. Who does your thumbnails, and why can't they get "won't" correct?
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  1362.  @kye4216  Hating China is wrong, hating the CCP is good
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  1363. ​ @richardcooley9730 seven failures
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  1364.  @johnames6430  string women are propaganda? Are strong men propaganda too then?
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  1365. If the UK joined the USA, it would be the 11th largest state by land area, and biggest by population. We're not small.
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  1366. I found it to be very informative
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  1367. They have catch up of their shows on the timesradio app and their website
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  1368. ​ @cisjga 🙄
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  1369. @Mark Smith Liberals have been a key make up of the Conservative Party since they starting switching party in the 1890s. Remember, the Liberal Party was originally founded an ex-conservative, William Gladstone, in the middle of the 19th century. And in the decade of his death they started going back to the Conservatives as the newly formed Labour Party started dragging the Liberals to the left in the same way UKIP dragged the Conservatives towards the right on Brexit and immigration.
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  1370. Our own laws forbid it. besides we've barely even repealed any EU law. 99.9% of EU law is still UK law
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  1371. An iceberg
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  1372. We can't be completely free of ties or it'd be impossible to even go to Europe on holiday.
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  1373. The coastline is largely fenced off.
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  1374. Because too many MPs opposed Boris, so they would've just removed him as soon after his win as possible. That's why he gave in. MPs won't respect democracy
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  1375. That's impossible. The prime minister can only create life peers and knights, officers, commanders and members in the Order of the British Empire. Only the King can create an Earl.
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  1376. ​ @gadgetgus  No, he's actually correct. UKIP only gained one MP at a general election, the aforementioned Douglas Carswell. The second UKIP MP was Mark Reckless who won for UKIP in a by-election, but lost it to the Tories in the following general election
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  1377. The Times truly has become left wing. Steve Baker MP is right - Tory members are to the right of Tory MPs and the general public are to the right of party members. The country is crying out for a right wing party, but the Tories delude themselves that becoming more left wing is the answer
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  1378. Holland should say "Netherlands". North Holland and South Holland are regions of the Netherlands
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  1379. It wasn't just tax, the One Nation Tories in the Conservative Party are basically Democrats, while Truss and her supporters are moderate Republicans. And the One Nation Tories, or Wets, as Thatcher called them, hated Truss's entire programme for government - low taxes, small government, higher defence spending, more self-responsibility, fracking for gas, more oil drilling, continuing to stay out the EU. The taxes became a powderkeg cos Truss's U-turn showed her weakness and let the Wets smell blood. At that point they saw the opportunity to replace her with Rishi Sunak - the British Obama in terms of his politics and big spending
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  1380. Nokia is pronounced No-keya
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  1381. source?
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  1382. ​ @leannecawley1787 Reform have a candidate everywhere except Northern Ireland
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  1383. I like Belgium waffles
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  1384.  @markymark7803  you mean faster than the EUs. We aren't in the EU and weren't in 2021 either
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  1385. ​ @thatswhatshesaid3126 you're being silly. Playing a replay after a draw is no different from a second leg after the first leg was a draw. City-Real was a replay in all but name, was it boring to you?
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  1386. He was executed after being tried for treason after the war, but he never was a military target. All he did was blow hot air.
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  1387. Hate is a strong word and most people use it incorrectly. There's some hatred for Sunak, but not for Boris.
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  1388. ​ @krishnan-resurrection714  🙄
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  1389. They field candidates every time, they just do poorly
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  1390. ​ @Steelninja77  no, the UK has fewer nukes than France, sadly. The coalition government decommissioned dozens of nuke warheads to save money. The Trident submarines only carry half as many nukes as they're capable of cos that's all we have left.
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  1391. ​ @darrensaquaticsworld  battles, but not wars.
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  1392. ​ @patricktanna4947  with my tongue slightly in cheek I like to remind our American cousins that the war of independence was a British civil war. Several British generals refused to lead the army in the colonies because they didn't want to fight against their countrymen.
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  1393.  @Bar_Steward  it's not magic, flu cases are down because a) social distancing stops flu too and b) more people are getting the flu jab.
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  1394. It's 100% that Labour will win. Even Farage says that. Reform aim to get 5 or 6 seats
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  1395. She's been gay since 2013
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  1396. Give hasn't lost my support, so your statement is factually incorrect.
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  1397. They're not growing exponentially. That would mean the rate of growth is increasing, but the growth rate has actually fallen. One university study this week suggested that the R rate has fallen from 1.7 to 1.1. With deaths also being below the 23rd September peak, you're scaremongering.
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  1398. Biden won't allow that, not in any meaningful way.
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  1399. He did have a home in New England but he sold it not so long ago, so I'm not sure he spends too much time in the US these days.
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  1400. If you got your way England would never have become a democracy. Our time period under Cromwell was an important step.
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  1401.  @royblackburn1163  there will never be a cure. Cures are almost impossible to create. They're trying to make a vaccine. A vaccine you need to get topped up every single year. The government is destroying the economy, but at least the medical companies will get rich on everyone's annual Covid19 vaccine. Amirite?
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  1402. Of course he's used a passport before. How on earth do you think they travel? They use passports same as any other UK citizen
    2
  1403. The plan for 25% of leccy from nuclear isn't enough. It should be 80%
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  1404. Johnson is creating peace in Ukraine by helping them to victory. You're a pro-Russian troll if you think Ukraine should just surrender
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  1405. they film these early in the morning
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  1406. The West is split. Only the Baltic States and the Anglosphere is full behind Ukraine. Hungry has sided with Russia, Germany, France, Italy and a few others just want it over with no matter how much it rewards Russia.
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  1407.  @hannannah1uk  Labour replaced the Liberals within the first past the post system. The SDP almost broke through in the 80s. They were so close. And most recently, the SNP went from six seats to 56 in one election, also under first past the post.
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  1408. ​ @firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473  by your logic the Nazis defeated Russia cos they were there for over a year. Russia will be defeated by Ukraine when it's defeated. These things take as long as they take.
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  1409. You lose the argument when you throw around words like "fascist" and "nazi" willy-nilly
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  1410. So you oppose Nigel Farage and Anne Widdlecombe being in Reform?
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  1411. Even independent prosecutors need to be policed. Sir Keir Starmer MP used to be the chief prosecutor at the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), now imagine if he decided something crazy like he'd prosecute all hate speech on Twitter but wasn't going to bother with car theft any more. He should get away with that cos he's independent? Crazy. You need democratic oversight of public officials.
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  1412. What's a Tory independent?
    2
  1413. He's got a show on Times Radio
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  1414. We already know they are from the Kharkiv offensive last year.
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  1415. Early in the pandemic that was a common belief but we should all be aware by now that children are super spreaders
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  1416.  @Zastragoth  🙄
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  1417. 🙄
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  1418. Ben stops GB News being an echo chamber. Look, I think he's wrong on everything but it's good and healthy to hear the opinions of the other side.
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  1419.  @tomcochrane56  he's got a seat in Parliament, that makes him a politician despite it being a seat in the Lord's.
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  1420. Everyone who wants that should nominate him. Any UK citizen can nominate any other UK citizen for an honour. the more of us who nominate him the more chance there is Boris will give Nigel a knighthood
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  1421. That's not fully correct. If a seller in the UK wants to sell something of cultural significance they can do so. But if the Secretary of State believes it's of great importance to British culture he can put a block on the sale to see if a British buyer will come forward to save it for the nation. If none do so, the sale goes ahead.
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  1422. Was he supposed to know of her death the day before? Cos that's when they shot this
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  1423. Hunt is more of the same. We need Steve Baker in there.
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  1424. Oz and NZ aren't useful comparisons. They did 'well' by cutting themselves off from the world to such an extent that even Aussie citizens have to go on a waiting list to return home. Britain could never have done that. We're too important as a transport hub.
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  1425. They don't make 'em like this anymore
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  1426. How could you upload this with such obvious sound issues?
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  1427. You're ignoring that Sweden has fewer deaths per 100,000 than the UK. So put it this way, if Sweden has fewer deaths and the UK has more deaths, isn't it logical to conclude Sweden is getting it right and the UK is getting it wrong?
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  1428. No, they don't any more.
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  1429.  @AleXcsGaming  the EU isn't a superpower The definition of a superpower includes having the power to project military power to any corner of the world. The EU can't even project military power nearby in Europe or the Middle East without American support.
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  1430. ​ @HardGenerationz her being lesbian comes from the first reboot game, it doesn't need to be a rumour
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  1431. ​ @NaatClark  not true. The prequels got some crap, but mostly fans were happy with them. How do I know? With the prequels the box office take kept going up With the sequels it went down. The Rise of Skywalker made HALF the box office of the Force Awakens
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  1432. What's a laughing stone?
    2
  1433.  UTubeFekUrself  define "lose" in this context. Finland lost some territory to Russia in the winter war but was ultimately as a winner cos it kept its independence. If Ukraine keeps its independence but loses territory it'll be the winner.
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  1434. 🙄
    2
  1435. No, no, he's not the greatest manager. I'm Arsenal, but I still say Fergie is the best in English football. I'll reconsider if Pep is still winning English titles in 20 years
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  1436. The Lords don't receive a salary or pension. But they do receive and £350 daily allowance if they turn up to Parliament
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  1437.  @MrYorickJenkins  no one has ever been arrested for that. Fined, yes, but not arrested.
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  1438. You don't think DeSantis is passionate then?
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  1439. The Tory party died in the mid-1800s. These guys are the Conservative and Unionist Party
    2
  1440. It was an event with more than one speaker.
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  1441.  Frank Silvers  develop a sense of humour.
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  1442. There's nowt wrong with how he says nuclear
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  1443. And fund councils how?
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  1444. Why do you think the Tories are entitled to Reforms voters?
    2
  1445. No. He didn't endorse anyone
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  1446. Was Henry VIII trouble when he was Duke of York?
    2
  1447.  @teresahall8762  they start on Twitter and upload it straight away to podcast apps
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  1448. With all the CCTV and the government banning end-to-end encryption, the UK is fighting to replace China as the biggest surveillance state.
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  1449. Don't you sleep? 😛
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  1450. Actually you were right the first time. There's NO such thing as the UK legal system. There's one legal system for England & Wales, a second legal system for Scotland, and Northern Ireland has a third system that is semi attached the English & Welsh legal system. There's no such thing as UK or British law, and people who use those terms have mispoken.
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  1451.  el diamante  when have MI6 lied?
    2
  1452. Free speech?
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  1453. The original Liberal party is truly liberal too... It's a shame they're nowhere electorally
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  1454. Sir Jacob, not Mr Rees-Mogg
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  1455.  @gerrytowie9618  only this year they raised the NI threshold so fewer workers are paying NI now.
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  1456. Visuals are never rubbish. You're being a bit snobbish there.
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  1457. 321. He has 5 MPs
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  1458. It's British, not English
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  1459. Assuming the Russians don't destroy them before withdrawal. The Brits did that at Dunkirk and in Afghanistan
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  1460. ​ @libertasdemocratiam887  if he was an employee he'd be even more expensive cos they'd have to give him a pension and stuff
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  1461. British generals don't have stars, so he's not a two star general. That's not least cos in the British army major general is the lowest rank of general. That's unlike the US army where brigadier general is the lowest ranked general
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  1462. You don't need them
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  1463. He's not even running to be an MP
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  1464. Mark voted Remain in the referendum. That's why he wants Rishi, Rees-Mogg told us Rishi was stopping divergence from the EU, and that's what Remainders like. The less divergence there is, the easier it is for them to drag us back in
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  1465. 🙄
    2
  1466. None of the parties have any MPs.
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  1467. Because that's how the free market works. Did you think she was a socialist?
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  1468.  @Sebastian-ip2wc  but he does talk about his private life. for example, he talks about his regret for not marrying his partner before he died.
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  1469. kozjegyzo CBS is only available to Yanks, Netflix is rest of the world
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  1470. Blitterbug, estuary is the half way between cockney and PR. it's the accent Tony Blair switches to when he wants to sound classless.
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  1471. Patrick Burford no, the Tube refers to the Underground only. That's why the Overground is never called the Tube despite having underground sections.
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  1472. Rule of 2 Review no, we don't. It's pure rumour and i wouldn't pay it much mind
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  1473. Michael P. Shipley thanks for the stereotyping. Always nice having a man tell me who and what I am. Eye roll
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  1474. TheFry-lord Plays the electoral college leaves tens of millions with no vote as well. It's a different set of voters who don't matter. At least with a direct election every vote is equal.
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  1475. Glurp puffloid Klingons only had purple blood in the sixth film. In TNG, DS9, VOY, and WANT they bled red
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  1476. RTD once said years ago that the Time War was started by the Time Lords in Genesis of the Daleks.
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  1477. 🙄
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  1478. Sir John chooses to do so, I can't recall what he said his reason was
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  1479. ​ @sergeborrelli2489 what price freedom? If you'd put money before freedom I don't know what to say about you... But it's nothing flattering
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  1480. ​ @generalawareness101 average IQ can't be 110, IQ is an average, not an absolute, so the average is always 100
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  1481. No foreigner is running unless you include Boris being born in New York, but his parents were British, so that makes Boris a natural born citizen under the Act of Settlement 1707.
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  1482. @Appley Systems he probably got his team to write. They already had money flowing in from MS Basic. And if you're old enough you'll remember that all the micro computers from the Commodore PET to the Speccy, various stuff by Atari. They were all licencing BASIC from MS. Even Apple did for a while.
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  1483. Bravo
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  1484. ​ @fergoose87 an African state that doesn't like Wanger moving into Niger, I guess. I think it's a remote possibility that one of those states opposing the junta in Niger killed Prigozhin, but none of us can rule it out.
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  1485. You are such a liar. Provide sources you liar
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  1486. He spoke to her on the phone four days before she died. What guilt do you think he should feel?
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  1487. If it goes on for years Ukraine will lose. The West can't afford to give Ukraine billions of dollars of weapons month after month for years on end. And Ukraine can't afford to pay for it.
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  1488. Nope. The King can only act on the capital A advice from the prime minister. ​ @richardruff8712 
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  1489. But Putin won't care how much his army suffers on the ground, he'll just be happy that it slows the Ukrainian advance to a stop
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  1490. ​ @barbarahalkyard1901 they're a small party. It takes at least 20 years (4 cycles) to get to the size where you can field candidates everywhere. Even the Greens don't field candidates in every seat
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  1491.  @graye2799  it's not He-Man's show. It's a new show for new times, nowt wrong with that.
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  1492. Brexiteers only talk about Brexit because Macron and his allies in the UK talk about taking us back in.
    1
  1493. Because historically China loses most Wars.
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  1494.  @bluemarlin8138  it's true no one recognises the Crimea referendum, but Putin did get away with it
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  1495. It was never unbiased. All of the UK print media have open biases it's why they're popular
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  1496. What are your beliefs?
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  1497. If that happened the Cons would lose their majority and need a deal with Reform to stay in power
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  1498. @B W we did give it away. The treaty only required the UK to return the New Territories to China. Hong Kong Island was 100% British. The govt handed it back in hopes Hongkongers would inspire democratic change on the mainland.
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  1499. You do 18 months first to show them how beneficial it is
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  1500. It will come when convenient to Ukraine, not Russia
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  1501.  @lumpyfishgravy  pubs won't get a choice. The moment they serve someone without a passport they'll lose their licence. That's where we are now.
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  1502. Not really. There's lots of paid stuff on the platform. I'm not just talking about films and music, some live streamers do member only streams and membership costs
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  1503. ​ @SparkyJohn111 Conservatives, Labour and LibDems aren't Limited Companies
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  1504. No it's not. It has the show title, episode number and star guests. What were you expecting?
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  1505. Only 8% of Brits go to church on a Sunday. They won't care if it's Christian or not
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  1506. Sunak is a backstabber and a socialist. He should be in the Labour Party. Truss is solid libertarian and should've been given time to reform government and the economy
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  1507. Sunak isn't Indian. He was born in Southampton.
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  1508. What's wrong with more than one perspective?
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  1509. Where else can he bank? He asked ten other banks to give him a personal and business account only to be turned down. They won't take him cos he's a PEP.
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  1510. Russia is more self-sufficient because 1) they're paranoid and 2) they had more time to plan for war.
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  1511. Don't let them grind you down. Whether it's through a vaccine or nature we'll be well on the way to herd immunity next year. Just hold out a wee bit longer
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  1512.  @cymruambyth322  maybe. The government might delay those still.
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  1513. It hasn't started yet
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  1514.  @noobadoc  they're mandatory if you want to work in a care home
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  1515.  @DJRockford83  the Ukrainians already have 1,400 tanks in service, mostly they're T-72s.
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  1516. A cabinet job
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  1517. ​ @drstone3418  the wind on Mars is nothing. On Mars a wind travelling at 100mph would feel like a gentle breeze does on Earth cos the atmosphere is so thin.
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  1518. I bet you 99% of the audience don't care about the sword
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  1519.  @cdeford  Russia is running out of supplies and men. There are already reports of them running low on rockets for their artillery pieces. As long as the West keeps resupply coming, a long war favours Ukraine.
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  1520. Fwiw, geopard isn't a tank. Thats why we need Dom doing the military news.
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  1521.  @paulettekaloudis3649  to save your life is the point. It's not a coincidence that Covid deaths are 91.7% lower among the vaccinated. That doesn't mean the vaccine is perfect, it's not, but it does save lives.
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  1522. And it will be too late. Think of 1990 and the contest to replace Thatcher. Of the losing candidates in that election how many were still around when the Tories were electing their next leader who would eventually become prime minister in 2005? None of them. Cameron became leader in 2005 and later prime minister in 2010. The leaders between him and Major didn't come close to becoming PM. If the Tories lose the next general election, which is due in Jan 2025, they'll be out of power for 10-15 years. Kemi will be too old by then, because we prefer to elect younger leaders in their 40s or 50s. We're not like America where you only really get started in politics once you're 70 years old.
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  1523.  Laura UK   so you're projecting your racism onto others. You're a minority, must Brits are fine with a black prime minister
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  1524.  @davidcommins4179  MPs voted for Sunak
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  1525. Won
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  1526. Reclaim and Ukip are full of nutcases who would drag Reform into the gutter. No thanks
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  1527.  duncan smith  so you think Russian helicopters can fly hundreds of miles over Ukrainian controlled territory and not face attack? I want some of what you're having.
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  1528. 🙄
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  1529. ​ @TimThat Boris was only 5 points behind. He'd have closed that gap before the election. In 2012 Thatcher was told the Tories were behind Labour in the polls. She asked when the next election would be held and was told 2015. "Oh that's no problem" she said. "There's plenty of time to catch up." She was right
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  1530.  @terrybyford3605  if they would have stopped the UK making a vaccine, why didn't they stop Germany's BioNtech creating a vaccine?
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  1531. The way you pronounce Kherson makes my ears bleed. "Her-son", not "Kurzon". You watch Star Trek even more than I do, obviously
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  1532. Yes, yes they can withstand 300,000 troops. It's not just about pure numbers. How well trained are those troops, what equipment do they have, and how well supplied are they? A smaller force with great supply lines and all the equipment it needs has the advantage over a larger force with poor supplies and substandard or non-existant equipment. Russia struggled to supply the 190,000 who originally went into Ukraine and now it's suddenly going to be able to magic enough supplies for 300,000 plus the over 100,000 who're still in Ukraine? Good luck with that Mr Putin.
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  1533. ​ @goobfilmcast4239  Canada uses imperial too. It's like the UK using a mix of both
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  1534. That artificial line exists between Canada and the USA because the Yanks rebelled against the Crown. Swear allegiance to the Crown America
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  1535. Good luck convincing 15 Parliaments in 15 countries to remove Harry
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  1536. Because during the revolution of a few years ago, the people broke into Egypt's museums, stole everything of value and sold it on the black market. You trust them to protect the Rosetta stone?
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  1537. Ofcom has no power over YouTube
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  1538. How do you ban political parties?
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  1539. I'm sure they would be exempted
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  1540. The elite Afghan troops were highly capable. We're not talking about regular forces here
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  1541. You can hear it on their app. There's no point streaming it on YouTube because they don't have video available since Nige is doing the show at home.
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  1542. He should ask a Ukrainian to teach him. I learn the pronouncations by listening carefully to Ukrainians who appear in the British news reports
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  1543. I think Gove could be compared to them. He's highly competent but also a bit slimey and not afraid to delve into the dark arts. I mean, look at how he stabbed Boris innthe back. Gove didn't bother to try hiding it.
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  1544. ​ @mijicmugendo  🙄
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  1545. ​ @MarchonWestminster my god they'd have regretted it
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  1546. He mostly was a Conservative
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  1547. Bad idea. Get shot of Sunak instead
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  1548. ​ @susannamarker2582 the EU parliament said that too
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  1549. Letting a Catholic become head of the Church of England would be the same as letting a Anglican lead the Church of Rome as Pope.
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  1550. 🙄
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  1551. Climate change is primarily caused by nature. Humans are just speeding it up to some degree. After all how did climate change occur for the 4.5 billion years before there were humans?
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  1552. ​ @ffotograffydd they offered him a personal account when he needs a business account
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  1553. You mean Sunak? I don't like him. Too socialist for my taste.
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  1554.  @ozzie2612  yes it is. And the Secretary of State will do something, Snapps already has his department looking into it.
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  1555.  @retroarcade3342  it happened because someone decided to break the law. Same as all felonies.
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  1556. Sir Jacob
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  1557.  @randyvalantino6850  what about variants? Is the government planning to abolish evolution? No? Then variants will happen in everyone, even vaccinated older people
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  1558.  @Regis1995  yes, UK culture is more similar to the US than to Europe. No-one in the UK really sees the other parts of the Anglosphere as foreign, but we do seethe EU as foreign. It's why we couldn't live with rule from Brussels. And don't confuse our leaders with the people. The public never supported political union with the EU. Never. When Churchill coined the praise special relationship, he was talking about the entire Anglosphere, and about how we all share a single line of history going back to Runnymede.
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  1559. You shame Britain
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  1560. Many football leagues do have only two teams that really capable of winning. The Scottish Premiership for example
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  1561. It's over 68 million now. In a couple years it'll be over 69m
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  1562. England doesn't have a citizenship.
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  1563. Those aren't losses they're casualties. And casualties include dead, injured, missing and captured. And most injured recover and return to the front
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  1564. Is that a royal we?
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  1565. Not many websites let you choose titles like lord, rev. Some do, like London Zoo, but shopping websites don't. Well, not the ones I use.
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  1566.  @PassionPno  lords aren't royals, the lowest title an HRH would be given is Earl but most Earl's aren't Royals. There are currently 192 Earl's in the UK, and only one of them is a Royal Earl - HRH Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, the youngest brother of King Charles.
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  1567. Labour won't need the Lib Dems, they'll get a 200 seat majority
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  1568.  @williamvorkosigan5151  we don't need limits on anything. They're undemocratic. We do need primary elections like in the US though. They'd make it easier to get rid of bad MPs
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  1569. How do you know th editor is male?
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  1570. He's not an MP so he can't be
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  1571. Which deputy speaker was it? There are three deputies - one Labour and two Tory.
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  1572. ​ @neilmcbeath954 justice is justice, regardless of the time it takes to report it
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  1573. He challenges things in the background, airing dirty washing in public isn't always the right thing
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  1574. The only way to stop Putin keeping those territories is a successful invasion of Russia. I'm not volunteering for the frontline.
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  1575. That's totally different. NK soldiers will shoot to kill if any North Korean tries to cross into South Korea, but American and South Korean soldiers aren't authorised to shoot people crossing illegally in to NK.
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  1576. Scrapped on which legal grounds?
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  1577. ​ @MrRuv10 City might lose points to Spurs
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  1578. Yes they do. On various local councils
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  1579.  @dftfire  that infringes the Second Amendment cos it stops you sharing a weapon with a fellow citizen who needs it for self-defence. And it won't stop attacks cos they're 99% of the time done using a legal weapon
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  1580.  @marcodiepold8620  they all share debt to some degree. The federal governments of the USA and Germany both borrow to spend in the Individual states, for example. Such as during lockdowns. Poorer states often got more in payments but it's the richer states who pay the most back. Public pensions are also an example of shared debt.
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  1581. The Scots only have the right to their own banknotes. The coinage was united by the Act of Union 1707.
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  1582. The Republic of China is the formal name for Taiwan, but she used it to refer to the People's Republic of China. Gotta do more research in future.
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  1583. Yes
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  1584. He's not hated. Most people incorrectly use that word when they're angry or disappointed
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  1585. They didn't though. Tory MPs voted for Sunak to be PM, party members voted for Truss.
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  1586. 🙄
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  1587. England also has a history of ruling from the bottom up. In fact, it's what the English civil war was about. Royalists believed that power came from God the king. Parliamentarians believed power comes from the people and goes upwards
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  1588. Britain has already sent 10% of its working tanks to Ukraine (14). Let other countries send 10% of their stocks
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  1589. ​ @rohitkashyap1051  USA is self sufficient in oil and India buys oil from Russia
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  1590. Who cares aside from snobs?
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  1591. @Peekle 90% of native English speakers use double negatives
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  1592. The system is unfair though. On 9% of the vote Reform will get zero seats. On the same vote share the LibDems would get around 20 seats and the SNP would get over 50
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  1593. I bet liberal Indians are very ashamed of their government. Western countries spend money on public services to protect the poor. The Indian government lets the poor suffer so it can afford to buy weapons to bully Pakistan with.
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  1594. The Geneva Convention says you relocate kids in the same country or move them to a neutral third country. Taking the kids to Russia is a war crime
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  1595.  @discostu2246  no it hasn't
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  1596.  @Pierluigi_Di_Lorenzo  source?
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  1597.  @importantjohn  how many vaccines genuinely give years of protection? The flu jab barely gives 6 months
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  1598.  @clever_mag_smart5655  so in 1940 Britain should have stopped the attempted Nazi invasion by cutting defence spending and having a nice chat with Hitler? How did that work out for Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia, the Netherlands, Belgium, Norway and France? I'm gonna keep my faith in military strength. As long as Britain is strong no-one will attack us.
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  1599.  @Censored_Truth_Addict  It took Britain 5 years to rearm from 1934-39, but it took so long cos it was half-hearted. The Yanks took less than half the time when they started rearming in 1939.
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  1600. Yes
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  1601. ​ @pip1723 you live under a rock?
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  1602. What confidential info? Your kills isn't confidential info
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  1603. Because it's not a civil war
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  1604. He has two choices - confidence in the Tories or give confidence to Labour. We all know Labour would be worse
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  1605. Who says we have to have a president if we become be republic? The first time England became a republic, it had a Lord Protector as head of state. And that old socialist warhorse Tony Benn always said the Speaker of the House of Commons should become head of state.
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  1606. Nostalgia nerd is great for old tech videos too. Especially if you want a British perspective. He's like the UK LGR.
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  1607. ​ @lesterbeedell9725  Starkey would never utter something so stupid
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  1608.  @importantjohn  those other governments don't affect UK domestic affairs or civil liberties.
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  1609.  @michaeljames4904  lol, underrated comment
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  1610. There's a third requirement - you have to have lived in the US for 10 consecutive years before the election. That's why Boris Johnson can't run. He's over 35 years old and he's a natural born citizen, but he fails the test of having lived in the US for 10 consecutive years.
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  1611. Cope harder, Ivan. Since August Russia has captured 0.1% of Ukraine. In the same time period Ukraine has liberated just over 8% of its territory from Russia. That's what winning looks like.
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  1612. No we don't. Mary become Queen automatically upon her brothers death.
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  1613. Crap?
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  1614. Sir Jacob
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  1615. The Common Travel Area between the UK and the Republic of Ireland is a wonderful thing. I'd extend it to include Australia, New Zealand and Canada if it were within my gift
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  1616.  @stevespiers9120  no, not correct. Their meeting at a naval base in 1937 only involved him giving 13 year old Elizabeth and her sister a tour of the base. Their relationship started sometime around 1943.
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  1617.  @ellied.violet7372  lol, dream on, we'll never rejoin
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  1618.  @ellied.violet7372  well, you're right there for once. Being innthe EU did so much harm to us, especially to the common law. DeGulle was so right in vetoing the UK in the 60s, we were never a fit for a continental grouping.
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  1619. No it doesn't
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  1620.  @antonygince6071  get him a screwdriver so he can tighten it up.
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  1621. Automatic minimums is what leads to so much injustice in the US.
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  1622. 5 years is a long time
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  1623. Don't be silly. The IRA didn't stop them meeting the public, but you think the Taliban will?
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  1624. Well, not most. By land area only 11 states are bigger than Britain, and by population none are bigger.
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  1625. They're privately owned so it should be fine for them to show bias. The publicly owned BBC and Channel 4 are the ones who need to become impartial.
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  1626. But it most likely isn't. People who like the "aliens are watching us" theories ignore the fact that our Sun is the top 20% of oldest stars in our galaxy. Odds are we're the first, or one of the first, intelligent lifeforms in the Milky Way. And of the stars that are older than the Sun, many are red giants and white dwarfs which can't sustain life, as becoming a red giant or white dwarf destroys any orbiting planets. The Sun will do the same as it goes through those stages.
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  1627.  @guyverjay1289  nah, Charles is loaded from the Dutchy of Cornwall. He barely receives a penny of public money.
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  1628. ​​ @emilybarclay8831 the naming system includes Scotland too. When Elizabeth became Elizabeth II she was sued in Scotland to make her use Elizabeth I because there hadn't been a Elizabeth I there yet, only in England. The court ruled that monarchs should continue from whichever line is highest. So if a James came to the throne, he would be James VIII despite England only being to James II, because has had VII
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  1629. Did he do more than the politicians who are medical doctors and former NHS employees? Dr Liam Fox for eg, did nothing for his patients when he was an NHS GP?
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  1630. very single video I have to point out you guys still make too many sloppy mistakes. "Oil is transported in barrels". Oh dear.
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  1631. 🙄
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  1632. So in your ideal Britain where the Queen becomes an unelected politician will there still be elections? I mean, they'd be nowt more than a charade with our unelected Queen in charge. And God help us when Charles gets to be dictator, sorry, our wonderful King. He'd implement green policies a thousands times worse than Boris' ban fast food and I have a funny feeling he'd support comlusory vaccines. So be careful what you wish for. Just because your current ideal dictator might do what you want doesn't mean the next one will.
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  1633. Wagner was never 80k. It peaked at 50,000, fell to 25,000 due to combat losses and now is done to 20,000 due convicts being set free after doing six months service.
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  1634. 🙄
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  1635. ​ @markludington887  even most Western commentators think Ukraine will lose territory. Not least because the French and Germans are pressuring Ukraine to do that and the US won't support taking back Crimea
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  1636. We need to copy the Dutch social insurance system. The NHS will never improve as it is now
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  1637. ​ @verystripeyzebra he isn't a supporter of a small state
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  1638.  @BenMeddeb  they weren't useless, only the missiles were worthless without the launch codes. The Ukrainians could've removed the nuclear warheads from the missiles and built their own missiles, or launched them from bombers.
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  1639. ​ @JCLampee  England was better when it was a republic imo.
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  1640. Ew. No thanks. We're better off out of the EU. But some Remainers won't let go
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  1641. The guy loses points imo for pulling numbers our of his behind. If Wagner has 25,000 it has 25,000. The claim that because it has suffered losses it probably has "10,000" is the perfect example of pulling a number from nowhere.
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  1642.  @Stettafire  tell that to Meghan Markle
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  1643.  @MrBell-iq3sm  they do have to buy their equipment. The USA has stopped donations and has started selling them to Ukraine through lend-lease. Britain didn't finish paying its WWII lend-lease debts to the Yanks until 2004. Ukraine has decades of repayments to come.
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  1644.  @davidty2006  that assumes NATO is in it for the long haul. So far only the UK and US look interested in supporting Ukraine for more than a few months.
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  1645. Yes. Biden could go b them out of power if he wanted. 2,500 Americans plus the Afghan Army were holding them back with ease
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  1646. How do you know it's unique? Earth's might be common
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  1647. Fly to China and book a plane ticket to NK. It's easy.
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  1648. George would become King and Harry would become regent until George turns 18 provided Harry is willing to move back to the UK, because Harry is the most senior Counsellor of State. If he didn't want to return, then Andrew would become regent.
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  1649. What would you have done differently in his place?
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  1650. Farage is electorally successful. He won two nation elections in the EU parliament. Why aren't these lies about Farage challenged?
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  1651. So private details don't come out.
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  1652. Boris is a better man than Sunak. ​ @timonsolus 
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  1653. 🙄
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  1654.  @pierre-charlesleonhart8357  America. American trains are mostly diesel
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  1655. I'm a Boris fan but I'm supporting Reform. If you're a conservative, Reform are the only conservative party now
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  1656.  @s0ycapitan  yeah, yeah. Remember Russia's plan to change the government in Kyiv, take most of the country, and keep Ukraine out of the EU and NATO? How's that going?
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  1657. He went to the backbenches because he pubically called Sunak a socialist. It's not a secret.
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  1658. You're quibbling
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  1659.  @mbjoer  no, there are legitimate scientists who disagree. That's how science works.
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  1660. It was a game changer. HIMARs stopped the Russian advance.
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  1661. How is that related to this video?
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  1662. Ew. Then we'd go back to British Rail. Privatise the lot, please
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  1663. The Bill of Rights isn't a constitution, it's a Bill of Rights.
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  1664. "would have" And other opponents wouldn't have played like Porto played. The other seven teams in the quarters will come out and play. Remember the holders of the Champions League, Man City, have lost twice to Arsenal so far this season.
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  1665. Fwiw Middlesex doesn't exist any more so no one can be located there. He's in west or northwest London.
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  1666. They do give immunity because they give protection.
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  1667. England wasn't a colony though. By your argument we can say the British Empire still exists and England is its core.
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  1668. ​ @gordanmoran4549 the referendum was for AV, not PR
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  1669. The RF can't remove him from the succession or remove his titles. You need an Act of Parliament for that
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  1670. Nah, we need more imperial. The BBC has started using metric too much, leaving me thinking "what's that in old money?"
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  1671. Putin has a presidency, not a premiership
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  1672. 🙄
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  1673. ​ @ananamu2248 they mean the oligarchs who are being pushed out of windows
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  1674. 🙄
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  1675. Money. Jets are bloody expensive
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  1676. ​ @markhepworth  every part of the frontline is covered. In some areas that means the classic men dug into trenches, in others it means putting defences such as mines and ditches with lookouts who can call in nearby reserves if the enemy is spotted.
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  1677. He talkradio over a month ago to join GB News
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  1678.  @luisbustamante9869  Boris is madly loyal. That's why he tries to save people on his team I stead of cutting them loose.
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  1679.  @stephendarlison8140  Britain has far too few fast jets to be able to give any to Ukraine. Plus it took RAF pilots 5 years to learn to fly Typhoons.
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  1680. We should end prescription medication. You should be able to buy any meds freely
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  1681.  @captainbuggernut9565  we shouldn't know what he thinks is the point.
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  1682. You convince George Galloway to vote for Reform, lol
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  1683. ​ @therealunclevanya 38%
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  1684. Usually, but not always. The Liberals still haven't recovered from their kicking in the 1920s.
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  1685.  @realMagicVI  not true
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  1686.  @mktm1290  the Hurricane was made from 1937-44. The Spitfire from 1937-47. You make it sound like the Hurricane was only made for 5 minutes
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  1687. They will.
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  1688. We're a democracy, so if the Scots want a referendum they should get it. Besides, Scottish independence is GOOD for the Tories. If Scotland left right now and took its 59 seats with it, the Tories jump from 80 to a 127 seat majority. That would force Labour to shift more to the right to get back into power.
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  1689. ​ @Dilbert-o5k few? Millions of us still don't have photo ID.
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  1690. Which is pretty much the life expectancy of the UK. People who're dying from Covid would've died soon enough anyway.
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  1691. No, the government hasn't banned smoking for the young. We're a democracy, the prime minister can't pass laws from his own mouth as they'd say in the 17th century.
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  1692.  @MARTIN-bd7gm  deaths per 100,000 puts the USA low down the list. Much lower than the UK, Peru, Spain, Belgium, France ect
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  1693. 🙄
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  1694.  @robmckrill3134  also, women can join up and fight too
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  1695. He's the only politician to win two national elections with two different parties. Decent patriotic Brits love the bloke
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  1696. That's why they added in testing as an addition to getting the vaccine. Had it been vaccine-only, Jacob and a few others would've resigned to vote against.
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  1697. Guys, it's "Har-keyv", "Lee-mon", "Her-son", "Iz-zoom".
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  1698. What are his politics? Do you even know?
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  1699. They did use them at Wembley
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  1700. 🙄
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  1701.  @fabioshire97  the UK would never side with the EU over the USA, that's why 27
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  1702.  @Regis1995  no, if the US invaded Europe the UK would side with the US and laugh its head off.
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  1703.  @fabioshire97  don't tell lies. The EU did not support the UK. Belgium refused to sell the UK weapons, France left engineers in Argentina to help maintain and repair weapons systems. When France finally gave the UK the codes to deactivate French missiles owned by Argentina it was cos Thatcher threatened to use nukes in the war if they didn't. Only the US, Australia and New Zealand freely offered the UK help. The US let us use their military satellites, Australia let us keep an aircraft carrier we were going to sell them and New Zealand sent a frigate to patrol near South Africa so the UK frigate there could move to the war zone. The EU is worthless help.
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  1704. ​ @geekydaddy7163 down to fifth place now.
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  1705. There's no such thing as indigenous British. The closest to that would be the Welsh - white people in England are mostly decedent's of Anglo-Saxon, Norse or Norman invaders.
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  1706.  @ericnoonan616  Really, the US won every war? So when the UK invaded Washington DC in 1814 and burnt the White House, that was a US victory? The Bay of pigs disaster was a US victory? Vietnam was a US victory?
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  1707. The IRA is all but gone
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  1708. ​ @louisgiardina8918 the teenager is all grown?
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  1709. He gets paid as a serving MP. No candidates are paid
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  1710. So, you only need that tells you what you want to hear?
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  1711. It's classic British understatement
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  1712. From the large city? Where would they go?
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  1713.  @mijicmugendo  No, Great Britain is the island. The British Isles includes Great Britain, the island of Ireland and all the small islands. And Britain is short form for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, same as America is short form for the United States of America.
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  1714. the US should fund terrorists who wish it harm?
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  1715. @@Zory2871 he's been known as liar in chief since the 00s, but he still got elected to Mayor of London twice and Prime Minister with an 80 seat majority in 2019.
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  1716. ​ @YOTD777 where did they say that?
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  1717. They've been invaded more often than other great powers. Take the UK, US and Russia... How many times have they been successfully invaded in the last 200 years? A clue: it's less than France.
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  1718. This aged poorly
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  1719. Ukraine needs tanks and helicopter gunships too. I dunno why the West is holding back
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  1720. Of course not. They'd be insane to let the public touch the original. It would wear away
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  1721. Sold out for allowing other opinions? Everyone demands diversity of opinion on the BBC but then complain when TalkRadio or LBC have that diversity.
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  1722. Lol, nails. He can't even pronounce Kherson correctly
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  1723. ​​ @marybeth1644 it wasn't letters patent because the monarch can't alter the line of succession. It was a law passed by all 15 countries thst had her as their queen.
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  1724.  @PaulMason-c9m  the SDP gave up too easily and merged with the Liberals. If they'd kept all their MPs instead of doing the merger they'd have grown, especially as they became increasingly pro-Brexit
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  1725.  @123asap6  i don't say that, so your claim is plainly false
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  1726.  @darrylsimpson4744  no, it's a smart comment. People who grow the state rather than cut it are in no way conservative. Hunt could've scrapped HS2, halved foreign aid, closed some quangos, and shut down the Scottish and Welsh offices (they aren't need since devolution) and the Business Dept. With those gone he could've cut taxes instead of raising them. He saw a blackhole and filled it with socialist policy. What are Hunt and Sunak, you ask. They're Social Democrats.
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  1727. We're talking about small tactical nukes, not large strategic nukes.
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  1728. I'm always disappointed when a Brit doesn't know how to pronounce "lieutenant". It's pronounced "left-tennant", not "loo-tennant".
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  1729. Only one way I'd vote Tory: if they put Truss back and she kicks out all the Remainers. Won't happen though
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  1730. Most of Russia's land is frozen tundra. Putin wants Ukraine for the warm water ports
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  1731. He is sane and logical. If he weren't the nukes would've been flying months ago
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  1732. Very little.
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  1733. He didn't promise that. He said we can have those things if we elect a government of free marketeers. The 2019 election came and the public voted for the centre left Boris. Now things are even worse with Sunak dragging the Tories even more leftward
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  1734. 🙄
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  1735.  @Dionysus784  that says bad things about Russia. Whenever Ukraine retreats it does so slowly and attacking the Russians as they fall back. The Russians throw down their weapons, take off their uniforms and run as fast as they can, which minimises Ukrainian causalities
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  1736. If it was addressed to the previous residents, it wasn't thanking you. Just bin it.
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  1737. Lol.
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  1738.  @totocutugno1573  I've looked at the map of the war. I see that Russia held lots of the north but lost it all. I see Russia peaked in controlling 20% of Ukraine, but now holds 18%. I see Russian mercs from Wagner banging their heads against a wall in Bakmut. Where is Russia's victory?
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  1739. 🙄 he's much better than May.
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  1740. Itv and Five are private companies they can do what they want as far as I'm concerned. ​ @randyschwaggins 
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  1741.  @agnesbiney4272  he's qualified because he's a slimy backstabber? In that case Gove is more qualified
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  1742. If VAT becomes a local sales tax, what's your plan to fill the hole in national spending?
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  1743. For young people. For some vulnerable groups the death rate is 10%.
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  1744. To weaken Russia.
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  1745. His, not he's
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  1746. Biscuits. And biscuits are best dipped in tea
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  1747. He served in the Royal Navy
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  1748. You mean the Koran. The Bible was superceded by the Koran. ​ @rickyd558 
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  1749. England doesn't have a prime minister. It never has
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  1750. He lived alone for 20 years until the viewers paid for him to have windows and a solar panel. Florida is easy to live in compared to Siberia, and at 68 he deserves a small comfort
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  1751. Is James unbiased though? Rishi Sunak is his best mate and I think that makes James hold back.
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  1752. 🙄 feeling threatened by strong women?
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  1753. I'd go if it was in a quality submarine, same as I'd jump at the chance to go into space. There's nowt wrong with risking taking in principle. You just gotta do it properly.
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  1754.  @melmorrison1400  most vaccines take 10 years due to a lack of funding. The Covid vaccines had unlimited funds. And none of the vaccines are gene therapy. None. That's the anti-vax clap-trap. Gene therapy is when you inject someone with healthy genes that are intended to replace defective genes. None of the vaccines replace a single gene to your body. The two mRNA vaccines inject you with molecules that grow into a small part of the SARS-Cov-2 virus, which then sits there and waits for your immune system to kill it off. There's nowt wrong with vaccine scepticism but there is owt wrong with misinformation.
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  1755. They wouldn't decompose if they mummify under the right conditions. You'd have to open up their coffins to see which ones are just bones and which still have mummified fleshy bits.
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  1756. Charles isnt the King of England. Hes the King of the United Kingdom. And also King of Canada
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  1757. Her being lesbian is from the reboot games and comics
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  1758. Ukraine has not lost 20,000 per month
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  1759. They DID dissolve Parliament in 2010. The Tories and LibDems then formed a government afterwards.
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  1760. 🙄
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  1761. MPs already derive their power from the people in deed if not in words. A directly elected prime minister would simply make it official. And I don't see how it would change anything for the monarchy. The relationship would stay the same - the PM runs the government, the monarch is informed of events and advises.
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  1762. Running low is different to run out.
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  1763. Exaggerating
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  1764. Boris is like Uncle Fester from Addams Family Values. He spends half the film doing as the missus tells him so he gets some pity sex. That's Boris and Carrie.
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  1765. Because competition is good for the consumer? Mixing the vaccines is something they're testing. Past experience shows that mixing vaccines can provide better results
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  1766. no it wouldn't be.
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  1767.  @steveturner6770  they weren't French they were Norman's.
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  1768. She's always been gay
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  1769. ​ @sirleo5103 they are fine. Ezra is non binary
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  1770. 🙄
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  1771. Once again, you're giving out wrong info due to poor research.
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  1772. He doesn't agree with all of their policies. For example, Sir Jacob is opposed to changing the electoral system to PR. I suspect he would also oppose reducing the size of the Commons
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  1773.  @suen4463  🙄
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  1774.  @TV-wq5cs  you're gonna need some evidence for that. How can you conclude immunity for SARS lasts 17 years when the evidence so far is for four years for a limited number of individuals.
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  1775. Scrap foreign aid. Scrap HS2. Shut down the Welsh and Scottish departments. Stop spending on illegals lime they're royalty. And abolish the Quangos we don't need. You'd save several tens of billions of pounds.
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  1776.  Frankly Frank  🙄
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  1777. 40 is still young. Ask an 80 year old.
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  1778. ​ @portcullis5622 everyone has the power to prosecute anyway else in England and Wales. You just need to be able to afford it. That's why shoplifters are almost always prosecuted by the shops, cos the CPS doesn't want to pay for it.
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  1779. ​ @hatpeach1 it wasn't the postal service, it was the Post Office. The "postal service" refers to Royal Mail which is a totally different company than the Post Office
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  1780. America is part of NATO so you only need to say NATO
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  1781. Children ARE allowed to drink if they have parental permission.
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  1782.  @DiamondLil  that's so different to the UK. I had my first bit of alcohol at 6 or 7 years old. It's a tradition to let kids have a bottle of BabyCham, because of the low alcohol content, at Xmas or New Year's Eve. It was anyway, BabyCham isn't as popular these days.
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  1783. The episode is from yesterday,but has been uploaded late to YouTube
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  1784. Either Ukraine joins NATO or it gets a deal that says an attack on Ukraine is a declaration of war on the UK, Poland, Turkey and maybe Finland.
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  1785. Who?
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  1786.  @snowyowel7961  would you have preferred Prime Minister Corbyn?
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  1787.  @saddoncarrs6963  the two main parties plus UKIP and the DUP said they would honour the referendum result and got over 80% of the vote. The LibDems and SNP said they would reverse the referendum and lost votes. Oh and btw, it's the British, not the English
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  1788. ​ @Spirt0202 Arsenal are much bigger than City, always have been. City are a mid table team with a sugar daddy
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  1789. But if the world is going to get involved in independence campaigns within Russia shouldn't it do likewise in Spain? What happened in Catalonia was a disgrace. Armed police pulling women out of voting booths by their hair.
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  1790. Lots will be happening. They'll be questioning focus groups, pouring over polls and wargaming all the possibilities.
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  1791. If they join Reform mid-term they'll lose their seats in by-elections.
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  1792. The BofE can't stop Scotland using the pound as an unofficial user, same as it hasn't stopped Zimbabwe using it for all these years.
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  1793. Basically, yeah. Only the king can give out hereditary peerages, though the prime minister can give out non-hereditary peerages, known commonly as life peerages.
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  1794. You want caffeine and a sugar to be banned? Those two drugs are pretty popular
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  1795.  @parvathynayer354  COVID is VERY mild. It often falls out of the top 20 killers in the UK.
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  1796. @John Jensen leaders do have an influence though. During the Falklands War the British Army wanted to go around Goose Green and build up for an attack on Port Stanley to force an Agrie surrender. But Thatcher ordered them to liberate Goose Green so there would be an early victory to boost morale of the British public. The Battle of Goose Green ended up being the hardest fought battle of the war. 2 Para even lost their commanding officer, Lt. Col. Jones, and almost ran out of bullets. But they got the job done.
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  1797. What do you mean "just retreated"? You make it sound like they've gone, when in fact it week takes weeks to get their forces out
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  1798. You'd need permission to buy the scuba gear and then more permission to travel to the coast and then even more permission to get through the coastal fences. It's like the Soviet Union where if you wanted to buy a car you'd have to apply for permission. You'd then be invited to an interrogation where you'd be asked to prove how you got so much money legally and then they'd demand that you explain why you need a car.
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  1799. You don't know your history do you? Under Queen Elizabeth England defeated the world superpower of Spain. Under Queen Anne, the Sun King Louis XIII of France was stopped from conquering Europe. Under Thatcher the Argies were defeated and the Cold War won.
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  1800. He's there in person
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  1801. Turkey's don't vote Christmas.
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  1802. King's Bar. Queen Elizabeth II died.
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  1803. It's called evolution by natural selection. Covid is a stronger, more suited virus so it's replacing flu. We see this in nature every single day, just look at grey squirrels replacing the reds in the UK.
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  1804. That would give the UK the excuse to nuke you. How many millions do you want to die?
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  1805.  @justinmillette9110  it's a better comparison if you're talking about loss of freedom. No-one lost rights due to flu in 1918. Just the opposite. David Lloyd George's Liberal party increased the franchise to include all men and some women. It actually gave people more power for a change.
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  1806. Only parliament can remove titles ​ @stenbak88 
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  1807. Only because there's a war
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  1808. You mean read?
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  1809. Sunak only said opposed lockdown cos he was losing the last leadership election. If he really opposed lockdown why didn't he resign from cabinet?
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  1810. But it's not theirs. Modern Egyptians are Arab's who invaded ancient Egypt and killed the culture by forcing them to convert to Islam. If those early Muslims had found the stone they would've destroyed it on purpose, not studied it. For a modern Egyptian to pretend they're descended from Ancient Egyptians is the same as Irish Americans saying they're descended from Native Americans.
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  1811. But the odds of it happening are high. It's like winning the lottery. The odds of YOU being the one to win are low. Very low. But the odds of someone, anyone winning it are higher. So high that there's a winner almost every week. It's the same for life on planets.
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  1812. ​ @johnowen1677 net zero migration, earn £20,000 before you pay a penny in income tax, scrap the net zero green policies. Those are Reform UK policies to get you started
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  1813. You don't trust Farage or Tice then?
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  1814. Tucker isn't a journalist, journalists have to be accredited and Tucker isn't.
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  1815. Insufficient range
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  1816.  @suzyrottencrotch5132  he told russian media he was putting their nukes on a higher alert back in march. That was a threat.
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  1817.  @giddygrub7176  and named so by the French. In French Britain and Brittany are both called Bretagne, so the French started calling the island Bretagne "Grand Bretagne" because it is larger. That habit was then imported to England by the Normans.
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  1818. ​ @zhufortheimpaler4041 not production, upgrading. Chally 3 is an upgrade to Chally 2, not a new tank.
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  1819. Chally 3 is a Chally 2 upgraded to German smooth bore main gun in place of its rifled gun. It's not a new tank.
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  1820. They're super smart. They're gonna make a mint off of his life and run off laughing to the bank while he deals with the fallout. I wish I could afford to outbid them for his story
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  1821. ​ @AHotLlama setting land mines wasn't a war crime in 1982.
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  1822. ​ @diorocks5858 how can something be given back when it was never theirs in the first place? Anyroad, how about we send the illegals to your home and then give it to the Argies?
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  1823. 🙄
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  1824. It's £6 billion on Ukraine, not £62 billion
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  1825. ​ @stevepalpatine2828 it is possible to feel sorry for someone and condemn their actions at the same time
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  1826. We have nothing left to give. Remember the UK has one of the smallest armies in Europe. Germany is currently biggest with 180,000. Poland is planning an army of 300,000. The UK has 83,000 and the plan is to reduce it to 75,000. What can such a tiny army do to help Ukraine?
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  1827. He's "left-tennant general Hodges", not "loo-tennant general". Brits in the media should be able to pronounce these words correctly.
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  1828.    🙄 the UK isn't racist. The government leaves everyone to get on with it.
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  1829. Vaccines usually take years to produce because they struggle to get funding. The government threw billions at them over Sars-Cov-2
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  1830. Not true. British tanks have much better armour than Russian ones do.
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  1831. Please, please, please tell Dom Kherson is pronounced Her-son, not Kurzon. Thanks
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  1832. ​ @bololollek9245  if he's so popular where are his supporters? When they those protests against him after the rigged elections held, there should've been gatherings if his supporters 5 times larger than the protests by your logic. Where were they?
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  1833. He wasn't likely eaten. They aren't cannibals
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  1834. British tankers spend their entire army career handling deleted uranium shells without harm. And they're not new technology, they've been used for over 40 years
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  1835. @Helmut Schmacker Farage wants a knighthood not a peerage
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  1836. There are already coins with Charles on them - Crowns (£5 coins) and they're worth their face value.
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  1837. A federal Europe will never work... There isn't enough what the ancient Greeks called "demos". Demos meaning the people have enough culture and tradition in common with one another for them to be able to accept and support a united political system. And we know that demos doesn't exist not only cos all the separatist movements in so many European countries, but also from how Greece was treated in the Euro crisis. If demos existed in Europe the richer countries (Germany, France, Finland, Netherlands, etc) would've transferred wealth to poorer regions (Greece, Italy, Portugal, Ireland), just like countries such as the UK and USA do. But the richer EU countries didn't bother. They kept their money for themselves, not the outsiders.
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  1838. You're being selfish. The survival rate is that high for young healthy people, but not people who are older or who have various illnesses such as diabetes, cancer, asthma or whatever else. What the hell is wrong with developing a vaccine that gives them a chance of survival that's closer to the one you and I enjoy?
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  1839. There are 213 Challenger 2 tanks in Britain and only 149 of them still work. The rest are rotting away in a field in Dorset alongside retired Chieftain tanks. The plan for the remaining 149 is to upgrade 148 with new turrets and call them Challenger 3. If it were my decision I'd give the whole lot to Ukraine and build new tanks for the British Army, but Sunak refuses to pay for that.
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  1840. You mean current PM Liz Truss?
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  1841. It's because Dom corrected him on the Ukraine: The Latest podcast recently. "At least I can pronounce Abrams, Hamish."
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  1842.  @davidmiharija8683  Medvedev resigned as prime minister 2 years ago. Putin left the prime minister with very little power after his 2020 constitutional reforms.
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  1843. If he were truly libertarian he'd support LGBT+ rights. He's a big standard conservative
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  1844. Evidence that the reaper gives data to Ukraine?
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  1845. How did you watch it if you dumped the Beeb?
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  1846. Because if everyone leaves there'll be no one to work for the regime and no fear of it. Why fear Kim and do his bidding if salvation is a bus ticket to South Korea away?
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  1847. Where from though? The British Army has 149 working tanks in service and the Oman Army has 38 in service, plus there are 64 non-functioning ones rotting in a field in Dorset and 13 fighting in Ukraine. That's all the Chally 2 tanks in the world.
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  1848. it's stupid. if she bans trans people from using the correct loos, cis men could go into the women's by pretending to be transmen and saying "it's the law for me to use the women's". She'd need gential inspectors in every public loo in England in order to enforce transphobic policy
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  1849. @Ankit Tiwari Britisher isn't a word. You're looking for Briton
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  1850. Your channel is still making small sloppy mistakes - getting Ukrainian dead wrong and almost halving the distance the the artillery Ukraine is getting can fire.
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  1851.  @magesalmanac6424  Labour removed the whip from him and he can no longer stand for election as a Labour candidate. That's good enough
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  1852. Join the team, volunteer
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  1853. All apples are frozen and stored. And I do mean all of them. The only exceptions are freshly picked ones bought directly from the farmer. All other apples sold in shops are apples from a year ago that were injected with chemicals and stored in freezers for a year.
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  1854. It's not strategic at all
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  1855. They won't. We need to be realistic here. Our aim is to get three or four Reform MPs elected
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  1856. Does the UK even have any surface launched cruise missiles? We have Storm Shadow that's obviously launched from the air, and Tomahawks that are launched from sea, but I can't think of any land based cruise missiles off the top of my head. And the UK can't sent Tomahawks regardless cos the US holds the exclusive export licence on them. So only Biden can authorise their transfer
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  1857. William the Conqueror was known as the Bastard to his contemporaries. That should be used more seeing as how brutal a tyrant he was.
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  1858. You just lied on the internet
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  1859. Yes.
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  1860. That's on the parents. They should control what their kids do on their phones. It's not difficult to install a Google app that deactivates certain apps, limits screen time and requires parental permission to install apps. Banning kids from having phones is stupid when you can't even enforce it anyways and you could just let parents be parents.
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  1861. In terms of dumb ammo, such as shells and bullets, they can make them faster than the West. Smart ammunition like guided missiles and rockets is where they're short.
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  1862. If the new Prince of Wales takes on the staff at Clarence House he has to let go of some of the staff he already has. Charles has taken on the late Queen's staff and there's now one less adult in the family. So if William takes on Charles former staff William's existing staff have nowhere to go to. Someone has to lose their jobs
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  1863. False. Why would it be illegal to leave without permission? The UK has a huge problem of illegal immigration, but any person can leave at any time, unless they're in prison or on bail.
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  1864. On what question?
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  1865. Five years.
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  1866. And the Liberals thought they could do that in 1929. Instead of helping the Tories to keep Labour out, they let Labour form their first real government in the belief that the country would vote Liberal next time to remove Labour. Instead the public voted overwhelmingly Conservative to get Labour out, causing the begining of the end for the Liberals. The Liberals never won another election and 50 odd years later were gone.
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  1867. ​ @aimeemacdn  🙄
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  1868.  @CyberSlammer2024  the people in Cornwall wanting independence would fit in a phone box.
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  1869.  @liaml5767  no it isn't. In Europe they give much lighter sentences than the UK. Recently in Sweden a foreigner got life in prison for a minimum of four years. In Belgium all inmates on life sentences are automatically released after 20 years. Spain is a little bit better at 30 years.
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  1870. @@mleh-qx8mo so only execute someone if there's no doubt. Like, do you even for one second doubt Ian Huntley killed those two girls? If there's DNA evidence linking someone to a crime what reasonable doubt can there be?
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  1871. ​@martinisherwood28it54 wasn't the queen who made Phillip regent it was parliament. Only parliament decides who can be regent
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  1872. Oh dear, another anti-islam post. Any excuse, huh
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  1873. Like it did in Afghanistan? Lol
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  1874. @Harry Haller Tory members elected Truss so the Tory Wets responded by removing her and putting Sunak in without an election to prevent him being defeated again. Opinion polls said Boris would beat Sunak with 90% of the vote so they needed to stop an election at all costs
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  1875. Ha, they changed the title of the video
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  1876. The French and German governments are pressuring Ukraine to give up territory
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  1877. Challenger 3 is NOT a new tank. It's an upgrade for Challenger 2. There are 213 Challenger 2's in the UK army. 149 will be upgraded to Challenger 3 and the rest will be left aside for spare parts because they don't work
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  1878. It's as obvious as the Earth being flat 🙄
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  1879. It's the first RNA vaccine. There are no others.
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  1880. No, it's about all of the Masters of the Universe. And what's wrong with that?
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  1881. She's very moderate
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  1882. Why would losing communication make them panic? It's actually a normal thing for comms to go in and out.
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  1883. 4 of the Tories can't vote... That's because two become non-voting Deputy Speakers, and two more act as tellers along with two from Labour.
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  1884. He's blind... How do you explain where the camera is to him?
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  1885. There are no Law Lords.
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  1886. The Conservatives don't have a majority of 80, it's 68 due to defections, bi-election defeats and suspensions.
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  1887. ​ @AndrewHart-xn9yk 🙄
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  1888. False. Ukraine has volunteers lining up cos they know their wives, girlfriends, sisters, mums, etc will become the victims of the Russian rapists if they lose. Plus, Ukraine lets women join and fight alongside the men. Meanwhile in Russia, more men fled the country to avoid fighting than joined up in the conscription drive. Russia is running out of men and time. How popular will Putin be in such a macho countrywhen he has to start making women fight?
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  1889. That's not how it works. You pay the telly licence if you watch TV channels or any live streams
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  1890. It's not probably what aliens are doing.
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  1891. Licence. We're not Americans
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  1892. what's a Boris power?
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  1893. Sending armed forces into another states territory without permission is an act of war.
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  1894. ​ @pcwildcat nah.
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  1895. Most Afghan's would say the Taliban. They don't have wide support. That's why they have to conquer rather than win elections
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  1896. Fwiw, he's Mr de Bretton-Gordon.
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  1897.  @wundurra24  the Remainers in Boris' cabinet included: Sajid Javid, Robert Buckland, Matt Hancock, Ben Wallace, Amber Rudd, Nicky Morgan, Robert Jenrick, Grant Snapps, Alok Sharma. You'll recognise some of those names as also being in Truss' cabinet.
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  1898. NTSC = Not Tested Since Christ. PAL = Perfection At Last.
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  1899. He didn't lose 70 ministers cos there aren't that many. He lost a handful of ministers plus very junior members of the government, such as unpaid PPS's. Most the cabinet stayed with him.
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  1900. There hasn't been any austerity. Spending has gone up
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  1901. The NHS is awful. Put it out of its misery and copy the Dutch healthcare system
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  1902. ​ @petersmith2522 False. We can use social insurance like Europe does. Why do ignorant people still think the US and UK systems are the only healthcare systems in the world?
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  1903. Why? How many Brits own guns?
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  1904. ​ @francisyockey8225  you think Russia would declare war on the USA for refusing to leave international airspace?
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  1905. ​ @Ganiscol everything you said is wrong.
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  1906.  @vanpallandt5799  regarding social issues Baker is barely any more liberal than Cameron was as PM.
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  1907. She's a woman. I'm trans and even I have doubts about transwomen competing if they've had a long male puberty but your transphobia is unnecessary
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  1908.  @bobz1736  actor means a person who is a participant in an action or process.
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  1909. He won't go out of business. Most people are happy to get the jab
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  1910. why do racists all have such unreadable typing?
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  1911. Henry VII was illegitimate. That's why there were so many challengers during his lifetime. People figured that if someone with as weak a claim to the throne as he had could nab it, anyone could
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  1912. You expect William to spurn his brother to please you?
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  1913. No. All religion is bad.
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  1914. Yes he does. He's a very popular constituency MP who does surgeries every Friday.
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  1915. It should be Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, but Penny Mordant is most likely
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  1916. Boris has been to Ukraine more than any other world leader. Wake me up when Putin and his allies like Assad and Kim Jung-un visit Donbas.
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  1917. Saying Gove betrayed Sunak is a stretch, and i hate the guy.
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  1918. They can't, it's BBC funded
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  1919. They heard a sound in the water but never found out what it was. It could've been anything from whales mating to debris colliding
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  1920. ​ @mt.shasta6097 because the French were intelligent. Lady Diana was the correct thing to call her because she was the daughter of an Earl. Diana was never a princess and shouldn't have princess put before her name, same as Kate shouldn't.
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  1921. ​ @HenriHowardEarlofSurrey actually her married name is Princess William
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  1922. It's just Catherine. She isn't a princess
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  1923. 🙄
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  1924. ​ @joeoak8181 it speaks as if it's the majority opinion, which it is
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  1925. In England we have towns that are much bigger than 70,000. The town of Luton is 215,000 for example. So 70,000 is small.
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  1926. You mean two terms, not two years.
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  1927. Also British born. He's a natural born British citizen under the requirements of the Act of Settlement 1701. And the Act of Settlement is still in force. It's the act under which Charles is King
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  1928. Who are the real candidates?
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  1929. 🙄 stop being racist
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  1930. Russia should join China and let a real dictator rule it
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  1931.  @robertaspindale2531  🙄
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  1932. You support violence then?
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  1933. ​ @bjrnerikholster1058 why is the US selling F-16s to an enemy of the UK? I thought the UK and US were allies?
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  1934. Matlida and Jane weren't queens. That's a rookie mistake
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  1935. ​ @kentershackle1329  cheap is good if you sell more. What's better, selling 100 Storm Shadows for £2million each, or 100 million bullets for £2 each?
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  1936. How would that work? Farage is a Thatcherite libertarian and Galloway is a hardcore socialist. What policies would they agree on? It would be like Trump going into coalition with Bernie Sanders.
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  1937. On what charge?
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  1938. Made to name them on what legal grounds?
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  1939. Its Henry VIII, not V111
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  1940. 🙄
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  1941. He's not hiding. He's probably gone home to France for the weekend
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  1942. ​ @DickyMint51  because audio description (which allows blind people to enjoy TV) costs money. If blind people don't pay for the audio description that's made just for them, it means the rest of us have to pay more
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  1943. No, the Tory MPs gave us Truss. The membership wanted the last two to be Penny Vs Kemi, but the MPs forced Sunak Vs Truss on them.
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  1944. They won't do that because they would lose their seats and jobs for life. MPs recently voted to proceed with a law they causes a recall by-election if an MP resigns from their party to join another.
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  1945. How many villages did Russia capture during 11 months attacking Bakhmut?
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  1946. Licence
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  1947.  @SagaciousFrank  45+ have had it
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  1948. ​ @Bobisalive  any Brit who has lived overseas for more than 15 years loses the right to vote in the UK.
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  1949. ​ @neilg4208  not all. You still lose your right vote 15 years after leaving the UK. Only some Brits overseas voted in the referendum
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  1950. ​ @Bobisalive  it's nota rule, it's a law, and so far it hasn't been changed. The Tories said they'd amend the law to let Brits overseas keep their vote for life,bit so far they haven't actually done it.
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  1951. You can't use what you don't have.
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  1952. his majority is 66, not almost 80
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  1953. Please, no
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  1954. You guys are a bit sloppy sometimes. Why isn't northern Norway coloured blue with the rest of the country?
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  1955.  @hittitecharioteer  rubbish. Which gene(s) does it replace?
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  1956. He should joined Reform
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  1957. He seems to approved the personal attack and laughed about it. It's fair for there to be an investigation to see if those allegations are true or false
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  1958. Because the army didn't support him
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  1959. Where would they get a boat from and how would they hide from the North Korean naval patrols?
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  1960. I just found this channel. Where is he currently?
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  1961. I disagree. There's a reason Sunak resigned from Boris'cabinet, and it was because Boris wouldn't support tax rises.
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  1962. Should the anti lockdown MPs be kicked out too? Once you cancel people for not agreeing with you, eventually your side will be cancelled too
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  1963. Because Arsenal losing makes the final day a nothing burger. So they hype up the excitement
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  1964. ​​ @YOTD777 no, not rubbish. If you're Sky you want eyeballs on screens. If you hype it up by talking about City dropping points and Arsenal having a chance, people will watch. If you say it's over, Arsenal will lose, why bother watching?
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  1965. We also need far more destroyers and frigates to support the aircraft carriers. At least four times more. The RAF requires massive expansion too. But Boris is only interested in more cuts.
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  1966. No. His socialist policies would make the US decline like the EU is
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  1967. Labour
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  1968. It's that easy huh? Would you also be okay with Russia sending special forces to America to destory HIMARs factories?
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  1969. Not everyone who voted for Brexit is a conservative. Can you picture an in uber lefty like George Galloway voting for Reform?
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  1970. ​ @AppNetEnt it isn't private. It's a public limited that's 38% owned by the taxpayer.
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  1971. 🙄 getting desperate, Ivan?
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  1972. Define "British people"
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  1973. Lady Diana and just Catherine. Neither was/is entitled to a princess before their name. I wish the media knew better.
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  1974. It's been funded by the BBC, I don't think they can afford to fund a series
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  1975.  @Digmen1  yes. Missiles and rockets are no replacement for manned aircraft.
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  1976. But will he continue the diplomatic support? I hope so
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  1977. Citation needed
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  1978. Why is the The Times still promoting the lie that you can't win from the right? Reagan, Thtacher and Trump all did so
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  1979. You want Ukraine to target civilians?
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  1980. The way you pronounce Kherson makes me since. Try "Her-son". That's closer than Curzon
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  1981. 🙄 it's pretty normal to have a sponsor. How else do you expect him to earn his crust? YouTube gives around $1 per 1,000 views of each of its adverts, and most viewers skip them.
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  1982.  @mijicmugendo  they don't have their own currency. They use the pound sterling
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  1983. It's not their fault the MPs gave them a poor last two. Remember, the membership wanted Penny and Kemi in the last two.
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  1984. No. China can refuse to trade with countries that supply Ukraine if it likes. China makes most iPhones, so Xi could announce tomorrow that countries supplying Ukraine will be banned from buying Chinese iPhones.
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  1985. If Blair said rain is wet, would you disagree? 🤣
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  1986. France has a different culture. When the government says nuclear power, a railway or anything else is in the public interest, the public accept that and it happens in 5 mins. When the UK government wants a nuclear power plant, railway or runway everyone argues about it for 20 years and nothing gets done.
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  1987. 🙄
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  1988. Yeah, it's actually 50 miles, not km.
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  1989. France isn't so bad that you have to hate the 68 million who live them
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  1990. Why not give us the full interview instead of the analysis?
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  1991. That list is a joke. More than half of those countries have not been invaded by the US
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  1992. ​ @AbAb-th5qe Priti Patel as well
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  1993. Gove is the least honest out of all politicians in the country. I'd trust Putin over Gove
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  1994.  @mijicmugendo  we voted for Boris, not Sunak and Hunt who lose every leadership election they run in
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  1995.  @cp070476  the next general election must be held no later than January 2025. Of course it can be held any time before that at the prime minister's discretion
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  1996. The situations are different. The biggest losses in the Battle of Britain wasn't planes, it was pilots. If an RAF pilot was shot down he landed on British soil and jumped into another plane and carried on. Shot down Germans were captured. And that's why the Nazis list 5 pilots for every 1 lost British pilot. Another difference is RAF bombers could reach Germany itself and do massive economic damage. Reaching the USA would be impossible.
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  1997. So if a factory in China that's paying $1 per hour, you'd support the workers moving to the USA on the same pay?
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  1998. It's better. Those hospitals are holiday camps. I remember the Yorkshire Ripper fighting tooth and nail to stay in hospital instead of going back to prison.
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  1999. Boris is still popular. He was only 2-4% behind Labour in the polls before he was ousted. If Boris were still PM I reckon it'd be a hung parliament with Labour being propped up by the SNP and LibDems
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  2000. When Charles was a child, parliament passed a law saying his father would become regent until Charles turned 18. So if George became a child king, probably Kate would be made regent
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  2001. ​ @JKU109 Harry was given the last name Wales when he served in the Army. He was known as "Captain Wales"
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  2002.  @lydiamalone1859  America became a democracy in the 20th century. Amending the constitution to make the senate elected and having primary elections for presidential nominees and every other public office made America one.
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  2003. He was a co-founder who got outvoted by the others at every step, so he stood back to let them get on with it. Pretty honourable imo
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  2004. It's a bit of both.
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  2005. ​ @emilybarclay8831 Christianity is almost extinct in the UK. fewer than 8% of Brits go to church
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  2006. UKIP is far right unfortunately. A good party ruined by Islamophobes
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  2007. Harry is in the line because the Act of Settlement 1701 mandates it. Removing him from the line would require the UK and the other 15 realms that have the Queen as head of state to change the law to remove him all together. Good luck with that.
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  2008. They don't talk about where the cases have come from. 25% of people in hospital with Covid caught it in the hospital due to poor shielding
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  2009. But the Tories are higher than reform were in 2024
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  2010. ...that's almost 40 years back.
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  2011. ​ @canadiangemstones7636 there isn't a difference except for time. In 1942 international law said dams were legitimate targets, but starting from 1977 international law made attacking dams a war crime.
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  2012. The UK doesn't have as many nukes as you think. Enough to destroy a dozen of the biggest US cities but otherwise it'd be fine. But there is one big problem with actually doing that. The Royal Navy's 4 Trident submarines only carry around half the UK's nukes at any one time. Do you know where the other half are stored and maintained? A nuclear facility in the state of Georgia. Yeah. I don't think the Americans would be in a hurry to return them. :P
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  2013. Because duchess is a title for a consort
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  2014.  @kenshix7902  the people who live there
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  2015. You get NI credits that count towards your contributions if you aren't earning enough to pay NI.
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  2016. People do vote for who they want to be PM. ​@@CustardSpace
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  2017. Channel 4 is so biased, worse than the BBC even. Which Brexiteer has ever said Germany is too dominant?
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  2018.  @SL-sd3sg  yeah, Charles I.
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  2019. We've never needed the monarchy, but sadly, the public want them regardless.
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  2020. Classical liberalism was founded by former Conservative William Gladstone. And Churchill found the two similar enough that he was able move between the Conservatives, Liberals and back again with barely a hesitation. The modern Conservative party is the inheritor of the legacy of both the Tories and the Whigs. Classical liberalism is in their DNA.
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  2021. All censorship is an attack on free speech. I agree with the US Supreme Court that all speech, apart from threats of doing harm, is free speech. Even porn and hate speech is free speech. We live in dangerous times.
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  2022.  @brianbrian1769  they often post these things late in batches.
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  2023. Reform doesn't have members it has supporters, a key distinction. Members get a say in candidates and policy, supporters don't
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  2024.  @navn  I think they can still take it though if both sides want. Like, the Republic of Ireland Constitution originally paid claim to Northern Ireland, but they amended the claim out as part of the Good Friday Agreement. But they can both join together still of the people vote for it.
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  2025. ​ @zvonkobogdan9634 I wanted him to live so he could try again...
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  2026. ​ @cupguin 🙄
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  2027. It's 40,000 dead Russians. The other casualties are injured, missing and captured
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  2028. In the UK there was a 5th reason for the success of DVD: anamorphic wide-screen. We were the earliest adopters of wide-screen TVs in the early to mid 90s.
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  2029. ​ @bigbarry8343  so they were right to say it's over 1.2 billion then :p
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  2030. ​ @harrytd  it can be done. The question is is it worth the resources? Russia could repair rail lines more quickly than NATO could replace the missiles used to take out the rails
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  2031. Nationalising rail is socialist. Picking winners in the economy (electric over petrol cars) is socialist
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  2032. Source?
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  2033. At least Henry VIII put you on trial first. True he'd bribe the judge and jury but still...
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  2034. No. UKIP is run by nutters and Reclaim isn't much better with the anti-vax tosh. Farage is wise enough to stay well away from them
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  2035. You mean the Welsh?
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  2036. Neither. The US army answers to the potus
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  2037. The US obviously. Through NATO and the Five Eyes both countries are very close allies.
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  2038. Source?
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  2039. They didn't have a right to threaten the VP and Speaker with violence.
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  2040. Most of them support him and what he is doing
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  2041. It's Captain Sir Tom, you correctly use the first name, not the surname.
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  2042. So you mean not vote? A spoilt vote is no vote
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  2043. When's the by-election? All MPs who swap party should hold a by-election.
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  2044. It was Assange's choice to stay in the embassy
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  2045. NATO doesn't have tactical nukes. They're a Russian concept
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  2046. Ofcom requires GB News to have some lefty presenters to balance out the right wing ones. They'd be shut down otherwise
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  2047. Help me with the maths here. We build fewer than 200,000 homes per year and we let in 600,000-700,000 legal immigrants per year. But if people build an office in their home it will make up the 500,000 shortfall and there will be enough homes for all?
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  2048.  @Paul-dv4dr  all languages. A name is a name.
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  2049. No, the sword of power gets broken and the show is about Prince Adam and Teela. Why does a woman sharing top billing make you feel threatened? That's what you should be worrying about...
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  2050. Labour will bring it in after the election
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  2051.  @ragingmonk6080  Ukraine isn't going to attack any neighbours, it desperately wants to join the EU and NATO. And Ukraine won't elect a pro-Russian president. There's more chance of Americans electing a president who wants to rejoin Britain, than Ukraine electing a pro-Russia president
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  2052. Correction: Sunak has NEVER been charged by the police, and has NEVER been to court. He was issued with two fines.
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  2053. Of course not. That would be illegal and dumb
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  2054. You can't join NATO if you have an ongoing border dispute. That means either Ukraine takes back its territory or cedes it to Russia. Your idea doesn't work. It leaves Ukraine in a 2014 position where Russia holds its territory, everyone grumbles but does nothing, and Putin builds up his forces for another bite at the apple.
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  2055. Hungary would veto it
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  2056. It really makes you wonder how intelligent the non-avian dinosaurs were.
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  2057. He's far from hard right
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  2058. One Nation Tories still make up the majority of Tory MPs, unfortunately.
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  2059. Never. They've never had a run of more than 13 years.
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  2060. ​ @stephjezo6470 the BBC is 75% paid for by the licence fee and 25% from BBC Worldwide profits. So you're wrong about being double taxed. You pay the licence fee and it funds the programming.
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  2061. ​ @nonexistent-77 the BBC sold off it's transmitters and output centres. Red Bee is 100% privately owned now.
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  2062. The government could set a price for domestic customers but no limits on business and international sales. They've already let the genie out of the bottle with energy price controls
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  2063. What cash?
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  2064.  @tonylovell8454  oh,he is not. Starmer is a moderate like Wilson was
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  2065. How will attacking cities in Russia degrade the Russian army? Ukraine's greatest advantage is when Russia uses its best missiles to target civilian targets like the power grid because that means they can't be used against the Ukrainian military. Why would Ukraine want to make the same mistake?
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  2066. Trouble maker?
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  2067.  @benghazi4216  cos it's true
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  2068. No because Parliament forbids that because kings outrank queens
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  2069. ​ @majinvegeta9280 learnt, earnt, dreamt. All normal English...
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  2070. Americans... They're very ignorant of countries outside of the USA, Canada and Mexico
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  2071. Fwiw you mispronounced Louis. He uses the French pronunciation like Prince Louis of Wales does. Listened again, you mispronounced Theroux too, lol
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  2072. I'm not American but I've always used the American pronoucation of beta. It's just more "natural' some how
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  2073. I wish they were right.
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  2074. Cutting Crimea off is easy. It'll be as easy to liberate it as it was Kherson city
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  2075. UKIP appealed to left and right - it took millions of votes off Labour and that wide support hurt it because its vote was spread out too widely. On the other hand, the Green Party has won a seat in the Commons despite getting fewer votes than UKIP cos it appeals pretty much exclusively to the left. That allowed it to focus its campaigning and win Caroline Lucas's seat with 31% of the vote in 2010.
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  2076. Send them an email about it, maybe
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  2077.  @marcopalazzo9349  false claim. In most areas of EU law the veto has been abolished and replaced by majority vote. The UK lost every vote in the EU Commission
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  2078. You want a socialist running London? I don't. Vote for Reform UK.
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  2079. He was on holiday in Gibraltar when he suffered a cardiac arrest.
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  2080. Wait, ukip is still a thing?
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  2081. There's no such thing as an interim PM, you're PM or not PM. And the last time a PM entered office without either a general election or vote of party MPs was Macmillan in 1957. And was cos the Tories had no way to elect a party leader, so the Queen asked Churchill to recommend a new PM. So if Truss went immediately, my guess is the King would ask Sir John Major to recommend a new PM, and Sir John would pick Hunt, based on Sir John's past comments.
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  2082. There is a big hurry. Western allies, particularly Germany and France, are wavering on support and want Ukraine to give up territory for peace. So Ukraine need a big win to keep the Western allies on side. But more importantly there's a US general election coming closer and closer and if Trump wins, all support of war materiel for Ukraine will dry up and Russia wins by default. Ukraine needs to liberate as much territory as possible before the US elections.
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  2083. ​​ @roberthannah7983  trying to get gains piecemeal is what the Allies tried in the first three years of WW1 and it didn't work amazingly well. It's costly in blood and treasure and drags the war out. It was only the British invention of the tank in 1917 that allowed the war to be brought to an end. Tanks let the Allies capture land by the bucket load.
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  2084. ​ @DeeTeeCat2023 there's no such thing as the King of England. Saying so is like me saying Trump is both the President of Florida and the President of the United States
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  2085. It wasn't a suicide mission
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  2086. Russia's war materiel might be of lower quality but it is more numerous than what Ukraine is getting.
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  2087.  @marcusbradley2382  no, they didn't vote for Orange Man
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  2088. Why only one king, why only one duke of Edinburgh?
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  2089. Interesting that it started differently to the podcast version I listened to yesterday
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  2090. She isn't a princess. You can only put prince/princess in front of your name if one of your biological parents or grandparents is king/queen. Kate is a commoner.
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  2091. But the purpose of the EU is ever closer union. Eventually it has to have EU-wide taxes, common debt, wealth redistribution, common wellfare benefits, such unemployment payments, etc. Good luck! 👍🏻
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  2092. China is weak
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  2093. He has confused Mandelson with Alistair Campbell. The former was an MP, the latter was the special advisor, or SPAD for short.
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  2094. The other option is a statue of him giving the two fingered salute to Brussels. Put it outside the British Embassy.
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  2095. The left wingers who voted for Brexit won't vote for a right wing party.
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  2096. You get nowt for free.
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  2097. Of course he owns a smartphone. He uses and iPhone and talked out never needing a laptop because his iPad met his needs
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  2098. You really think the Spurs players want to throw away playing in the CL, and lose their performance bonus? Did they tell you that? Which players?
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  2099. It wouldn't be 23 years. At 80% of lightspeed only 15 years would pass due to time dilation. At 99.9% of the speedlight only 1.5 years would pass for the space ship and the people in it.
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  2100. It's a free country. Who even are you? The population controller from the Chinese Communist Party?
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  2101. ​ @jkc3738  two words: forced abortions. That's how China enforced the former one child policy.
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  2102. Millions did die during that time, but many from COVID?
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  2103. ​ @veronikaquick6738  not always. If you're Dutch dual citizenship is illegal, and if you're German you can only have dual citizenship if the second country is in the EU. Indians also can't hold dual citizenship. So becoming British is a huge step.
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  2104. You say "more" like some already have.
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  2105. The fear is does someone worse replace him?
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  2106. If Jacob Rees-Mogg defected to Reform wouldn't you want him in the cabinet?
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  2107.  @kirbytucker2549  lol, yes. Unmanned aircraft and tanks are the future with infantry following behind.
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  2108. 🙄
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  2109. ​ @kizzyp2735 there are only 213 left in the UK and of those only 149 are functional.
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  2110. Who cares, unless you're sexist? It's not uncommon for politics shows to still have all male shows and not an eye is battered.
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  2111. How are they woke?
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  2112. You're laughing. The Tories have lurched to the left under Sunak. Steve Baker put it best when he said "Tory MPs are to the left of the party membership and the membership is to the left of the British public." Only a right wing leader will save the Tories, but the One Nation lot will only pick Brownite Socialists like Sunak, Hunt and Cameron
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  2113. ​ @nicoleackerman205 red dwarfs make up almost two-thirds of the stars in our galaxy.
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  2114. Suns like our own mostly have gas giants in close orbit with no rocky planets to be found.
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  2115.  @julianshepherd2038  at least Henry VIII kept taxes super low. He spent using money from the churches and his 'pension' from the French government. (They bribed him to stop his invasion of France).
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  2116.  @ruthcollins2841  🙄
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  2117. In The Orange Book, leading LibDems were brave enough to say we should adopt the Dutch healthcare system. I wish we still had politicians that brave
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  2118. You can read their policies online. For example, they want to raise the tax threshold to £20,000 and promise zero waiting lists on the NHS
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  2119.  @rayn1728  they're in London
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  2120. ​ @johnscott9334 when YouTube started to have trouble getting advertising for videos with that word.
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  2121. ​ @demil3618 QE2 is a cruise ship. how does a ship 'die'?
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  2122. ​ @Anon-Man. False. It's like they say... "Britain is a secret republic and America is a secret monarchy." It's because the US president has the powers of a Stewart king, but in the UK all power in invested in parliament.
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  2123. ​@jamesgo2014 China divided Korea. The Allies were on the verge of victory and would've united the Korea peninsula if China hadn't entered the war on the side of the North.
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  2124. ​ @rrh0008  the problem of overpopulation is fixing itself. Our population will peak and 11 billion and then start to fall.
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  2125. Citation needed
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  2126. ​ @Mr_Wayne04 no, they used de-aging to make Defoe look younger, not CGI. CGI refers to only certain visual effect techniques
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  2127. A good man wouldn't have bullied Boris out of running against him. If he was a good man he wouldn't be PM
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  2128. He's a left wing socialist backstabber. He doesn't deserve to be in politics
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  2129.  @TronyFeet  it's not called He-Man. Who told you it is?
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  2130. @j mcw it has nowt to do with internet speed. It's the low quality mics and cameras they're using
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  2131. Ships sinking was pretty common in those days. So much so that every national newspaper had a reporter dedicated to reporting on sinkings. I know the Titanic is the most famous due to the hubris of it being described as "unsinkable", but it's not more worthy of preservation than any of the other ships that sunk that same year or the year before or the year after.
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  2132.  @catinthehat906  Larry the cat has more chance of beating Starmer than Sunak does.
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  2133. The only way to get rid of Boris is a vote of confidence. Write to Tory MPs urging them to write a no confidence letter
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  2134. If you could reach a speed of 99.9% light speed you'd get there and only 1.5 years will have passed for you. 23 years would passed on Earth though.
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  2135. Russia can't really be blamed for that one. Somalia's local harvest failed so even without the war they'd be in trouble
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  2136. ​ @cantrhinkofanamwsoooo7875 yes he did. Who won the EU referendum?
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  2137. It's funded by the BBC so has to be shown on the telly. Netflix is then allowed to show it a week and half later
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  2138. The UK got an average of 30-40% per year. Giving the EU 40% of our fish is too much imo.
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  2139. JFK from the future shot himself. I saw it on Red Dwarf
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  2140.  @marcokite  if they had an ounce of libdem in them, the Tories would be opposing vaccine passports
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  2141. 16 year olds can't do anything any more. Everything they could do has been raised to 18.
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  2142.  @ao4514  negotiates can begin after Russia returns to its own borders
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  2143.  @willmartin1033  Mordaunt abstained in the vote. If she had voted against Boris would have sacked her.
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  2144. ​ @datonehumandude1871  sure, Ivan, sure. I expect Ukraine to be well on the way to fully liberating Kherson Oblast by the middle of summer. Russia has no answer when it's attacked by combined arms warfare
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  2145. They have to stop during winter. Trying to fight during the winter is why/how both Napoleon and Hitler failed in their Russian invasions. During bad winters the fuel will actually freeze inside the tanks of military vehicles rendering them useless
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  2146.  @caydcrow5161  you can't reclaim land with defensive weapons. Defensive weapons wait for the the enemy to come to you, they don't let you fight your way to the enemy. You're asking for Russia to keep what it has stolen
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  2147.  @kremepye3613  are you volunteering?
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  2148.  @barbeonline351  if Ukraine wanted to buy Abrams in the long term these problems could be overcome, so they can be overcome if the tanks are donated
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  2149. Sadly not true. If your missiles are in short supply it's sometimes better to hold back and let the enemy attack happen, even at the cost of innocent lives.
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  2150. They have visited the WH.
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  2151. Your EU map is broken. It shows Sicily as being outside the EU.
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  2152. There's a zero per cent chance that Ukraine will be neutral at the end of the war. Either it joins NATO or a deal is signed that says an attack on Ukraine is an attack on the UK, Poland and Turkey. In the 19th century everyone agreed Belgium is 100% neutral. Germany invaded it in 1914. At the war's end in 1918 everyone agreed Belgium was 100% neutral and definitely no one will ever invade it ever again. In 1940 Germany invaded Belgium. At the war's end everyone learnt their lesson and Belgium joined NATO.
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  2153. Retaking Crimea is easy. NATO could take it in a fortnight.
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  2154. ​ @andyt3304 it won't be 300,000 extra. The policy is you join the armed forces or volunteer one weekend per month in the NHS, police, fire brigade or a charity. How many are realistically gonna choose His Majesty's Armed Forces?
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  2155. He came here to serve in our armed forces, same as people from Nepal and other countries. They're more than welcome in my book.
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  2156.  @sandyno1089  citation?
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  2157. How would you select workjng royals if it did?
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  2158. No. The Times used to be Tory but they've leaned left for a long time. They're Tories In Name Only
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  2159. What would have happened to it in a mere 23 years?
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  2160. Where has she immigrated to?
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  2161. ​ @derpaderpderp implosions cause huge noises. The sounds the P5 were far too quiet for an implosion
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  2162. The heart of the EU is easier to defend than the outer edges. It's why the Allies invaded Scilly, Italy and Normandy, not Denmark in WW2.
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  2163. Iran owes Russia big time cos they had to beg the Russians to help them fight to save Assad in Syria.
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  2164. 🙄
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  2165. You don't even know how to spell losing. 🙄 Russia has failed in its strategic aims. It hasn't removed the government in Kyiv and neither has Russia succeeded in keeping Ukraine away from the West. It also failed at stopping NATOs expansion. Oh, and it's losing Europe as a gas customer decades earlier than it needed to. Well done Russia.
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  2166. You did if you voted Tory in 2019. Net zero was in the manifesto
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  2167. Ukrainians are fighting for their lives
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  2168. Maybe, but it would be nice if he could pronounce Kherson correctly
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  2169. 🙄
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  2170. Good news - Kemi was born Wimbledon
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  2171.  @TheGriffintatt  so, you're saying all pensioners will lose their pensions if Scotland leaves the UK? Cos pensions are part of a nations debt, so I assume Scotland will be defaulting on pensions based on your words
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  2172. Really, Nazi comparisons?
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  2173. He's in France... So no chance lol.
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  2174. ​ @jacquelinethomas4932 licence
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  2175. He wasn't at any of the illegal parties.
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  2176.  @lynncw9202  from the British point of view there's something very sinister about an individual being forced - forced - by the state to carry paperwork (ID cards) which must be shown on demand when commanded by agents of that state. That means one of our most ancient rights is lost. If we have explain who we are and what we're doing whenever agents of the state demand, we're no longer a free people.
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  2177. Canzuk will be a country too. And maybe even the EU. You never know
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  2178. We should use a version of Land of Hope and Glory.
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  2179. ​ @paulbird3235 where do you get 20 years from? The coalition was 2010-15 and we had the Tories alone since.
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  2180. No, he used incarnate correctly.
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  2181. First on trending at time of posting :o
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  2182.  @Rich.Aardvark  it's not
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  2183. Because you only like echo chambers? Personally, I'm grateful that Andrew lets us hear voices from all sides.
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  2184. Sure 🙄
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  2185. @Neria Wolf most footballers have refused to take the vaccine. Are you saying the vaccine is giving heart attacks to people who haven't taken it?
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  2186. @Bob X you talk like Ukraine would launch a first strike.
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  2187. No one says Rishi evaded tax, they say his wife avoided tax. Important difference
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  2188.  @Jacksparrow3195  with Austria to the right of Switzerland. So my question remains unanswered. Why does his map of the EU exclude Austria?
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  2189. Employers can insist on vaccines already. The NHS makes surgeons get a hepatitis B jab. At the moment it's a choice whether care homes make staff get a jab. The government wants it to be law
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  2190. Truth is subjective. That's what asking for facts is better
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  2191. Americans should be laughing all the way to the bank. They've watched the Russian be broken so badly it'll take 20 years to fully recover and it only cost 0.37% of GDP. Bargain
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  2192. 🙄
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  2193. You're coming across as a snob. Just saying.
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  2194. You only get in trouble for falsely calling yourself lord or lady if it's part of a fraud. You can even legally change your first name to Lord or Lady by deed poll. It takes 15 minutes. And it's worth pointing out that lords/ladies aren't nobility. Most are life peers.
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  2195.  @JeremyJackrabbit  you can call yourself Lord if you like provided you're not defrauding someone or pretend to legally a lord. As someone in the UK you could even change your first to Lord by deed poll completely legally. All it takes is 15 minutes, a processing fee and you could legally be Mr Lord Jackrabbit.
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  2196.  @michaelcoward1902  🙄
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  2197. ​ @AbAb-th5qe why so defensive?
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  2198. Africa is worse to be born into. At least if you pick Asia you might be born in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, etc. Name one African country that's as good as those Asian countries
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  2199. Sunak can't beat Starmer. He can't even win a leadership election
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  2200. We have a cure for poverty - the freedom and capitalism. If only the world would embrace them
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  2201. Humans are sapient, animals are not. That's why humans are worth more.
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  2202. @Big Bazza yes we do. Boris is guilty as sin.
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  2203. Said by whom? Were you there during the discussions?
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  2204. Sunak and Hunt brought the pound lower and borrowing higher than Truss did. they just took longer to do it.
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  2205. ​ @susannamarker2582 in Europe the voters are heading to the right and it's happening in Britain too, especially in England. The FPTP electoral system hides it a bit because it protects the two big left wing parties - Tory and Labour. If the Tories had a competent leader with Liz Truss policies they'd be walking the election.
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  2206. All governments are worse than Thatcher except Pitt the Younger. Thatcher was great
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  2207. Times Radio is pro Labour. That's why they were so opposed to Liz Truss.
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  2208. Changing the system won't change the turnout. People simply don't care about locals.
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  2209. The Oz 'strategy' is hide under your bed, Covid is coming. Getting your vaccine and getting on with life, as in the UK, is actually sustainable and workable.
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  2210. I'd recommend they stay out the EU. I mean, why fight so hard for your sovereignty only to surrender it to the EU?
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  2211. You don't think politicians should be interviewed on TV during an election?
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  2212. It was mentioned several times, did you not watch the video?
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  2213.  @hulamei3117  what other means?
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  2214. There are no differences at all? Like, nothing comparable to the differences between English in the UK and US? We do have some obviously. It's why we joke that we're two nations separated by a common language.
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  2215. A passport isn't permission to leave, it's just an ID document. Here in the UK the law recognises our passports as a document in which the King asks the foreign country to let us enter. That's why the King/Queen never holds a passport. They can ask for entry in their own person.
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  2216. No. Elizabeth II was still sharpe at 96 years old. You guys should do away with the minimum imo. The greatest PM in he UK was Pitt the Younger. He became PM at 24 years and was still serving when he died at 48.
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  2217. The Channel Islands are part of the UK for the purposes of war. That's why the Nazis took them in WW2
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  2218. Well, that's the view in the UK, Baltic's and Poland. The other Western allies want Ukraine to give up land for peace.
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  2219.  @dpelpal  I'm British and I'm just stating facts. Look at how Britain and Poland had to drag Germany kicking and screaming into donating tanks to Ukraine. And sadly it wasn't even surprising. The BBC did a really good documentary about Thatcher and Reagan a couple of years back where in the 80s she condems the continental allies as wobbly for backing out of a deal to host US nukes. She knew they'd never change and was right.
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  2220. you mean a Brit or a Brit
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  2221. What would the Russians do with it without training and spare parts?
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  2222. It depends where their votes come from. If Reform were to grow from 17% to 25% by taking voters only from the Tories, they'd win 2-5 seats only. But if Reform grew from 17% to 25% by taking those voters from Labour, they win 50 seats. It's because taking votes from Labour opens up the three-way marginals that Labour currently lead.
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  2223. Steve Baker put it best... Tory MPs are to the left of the membership and the membership is to the left of the general public.
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  2224. It's a nice myth, but sadly not possible, George died at least 100 years before Patrick was born
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  2225. They're mostly Labour in the public sector
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  2226. He doesn't change his stance, he puts the opposite view to guests to challenge them.
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  2227. Brexit hasn't happened yet.
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  2228.  @markennyee  because they never have power
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  2229.  @geneshepherd2962  They're not Nazi's, Ivan.
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  2230. Why is the guy in the thumbnail swearing at the camera?
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  2231. What does it say about you that you noticed? Nowt wrong with women getting air time
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  2232. What a dumb referendum that would be. Just make paying for it a choice and let the BBC sink or swim.
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  2233. China protects it woman American ally won't share a border with China.
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  2234. ​ @ChrisPage68 Cameron, Gove, Sunak, Hunt, etc are social democrats, aka moderates
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  2235. Biden must be an anti vaxxer then. He obviously believes they don't work. What an idiot, cos they clearly do work.
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  2236. He doesn't need to join it, he owns it
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  2237. If there's no death there's no threat. Bring it on.
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  2238. How so?
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  2239. What's wrong with being a career politician? As Rees-Mogg points out, our best ever PM, Pitt the Younger, was a career politician. Why does it matter?
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  2240. Germany has no military weight. Most of its airforce can't even fly.
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  2241. Can it supply as much as Russia?
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  2242. In 1536 there was an uprising against Henry VIII led by Yorkshireman Robert Aske. Henry knew he couldn't defeat the army being raised against him, so like Putin, he negotiated and offered pardons to all involved. Only once the armed men had dispersed did Henry feel secure enough to go after their leaders with Aske being promptly put on trial and executed. Putin is smart and knows his history so he has simply done the same. He needed to largely disarm Wanger before he went after their leadership.
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  2243. Please, it's pronounced Her-son, not Kurson. You make my ears bleed
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  2244. ​ @trolly4233  you could build settlements in the shadows of Mercury's craters. It's been confirmed that they're cold enough to harbour water ice.
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  2245. Source please
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  2246. You think the Taliban are human? Look at the news to see what they do to women and girls. The Taliban are monsters, almost as bad as Nazis
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  2247. ​ @hawkeye6135 it isn't a given that heirs become Prince of Wales. Most do but not always
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  2248. Nowt wrong with speaking American
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  2249. He'll control them easily just like Blair did with the same majority
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  2250. Or JR-M
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  2251. Braverman won't carry the voters. She doesn't have the charisma. It needs to be JR-M. Even some Labour voters like him, and Farage would work with him.
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  2252. You started with a fallacy and continued from there - that rules must be written down. No they don't. As long as everyone involved knows the rules, that's good enough.
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  2253. Tom voted against vaccine passports, Penny abstained, the rest voted for them, I believe
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  2254. No,because she's dead
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  2255. You sound stuck in the past
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  2256. She said that because she's not any anti vaxxer nut job
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  2257. Henry VIII, not V111. It's Roman numerals, not Arab numerals
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  2258.  @arcadeuk  he's been green for years. Look at his record as London mayor for eight years
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  2259. On what grounds?
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  2260. Stop and think what self sufficiency in food means. It means no fruit available in the winter, cos we can't grow it, most vegetables will be unavailable too - the main component of our diet would be turnips. Vanuatu has decided to become self-sufficient in food and the result is much less choice and higher food prices.
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  2261. Parliament wouldn't allow him to be king consort. Back in the day Queen Victoria pushed for her husband, Prince Albert, to beome King Consort but Parliament said no every single time. Before that, Queen Anne debated whether her husband a duke from Denmark should get a similar title. The Duke of Marlborough (an ancestor of Winston Churchill) advised her not to so she made him head of the navy
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  2262. Fortunately that can't happen soon. The Chinese navy isn't strong enough to invade Taiwan, not yet. They need 3-5 years to get ready.
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  2263. It refuses to meet the membership requirements such as protecting the minorities, having an independent judiciary, a free press etc
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  2264. For every new weapon there's a counter measure
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  2265.  @lapitop4206  how so? A libertarian state would be richer and therefore able to afford a better military than a more big state country. Singapore is a good example of this. Although it's not libertarian it is a free market economy and is richer than all of its bigger neighbours. Or to go historical, it's why an England of 6 or 7 million could always outcompete the much larger nations of France and Spain.
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  2266. Let's scrap the NHS and copy the Dutch healthcare system. People who blindly support the NHS are a joke.
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  2267. They don't own the jewels. Its like saying Trump owns Air Force One
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  2268. That's what Reform wants by making the tax free threshold £20,000.
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  2269. ​ @sammearns428 they sent 14, one was damaged. Hamish DeBretton Gordon said they might be able to repair it.
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  2270. Because the eyedropper speed is the best NATO outside the US can't do any better. Canada, the UK and NATO members on the continent have cut their armed forces to the bone. And the continued cuts in the UK prove our government hasn't learnt the lesson
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  2271. Lord Hague, not Mr Hague. He's a Peer, not a commoner
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  2272. Lords don't receive a salary, what are you on about?
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  2273.  @TheManOnTheRail  yep
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  2274. That's a crazy suggestion, unjust and undemocratic
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  2275. Yes to Boris. Boris plus Nigel to keep him honest we all win
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  2276. That would violate the contracts the EU countries have signed with Russia for gas and oil. Russia would then be able to legally stop providing gas and oil without penalty.
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  2277.  @adamlavington9327  by rights they should put him in Trafalgar Square. It was built for the statues of British war veterans and the fourth plinth has been waiting for a veteran for 181 years.
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  2278.  @blues3000  that's America though. In Britain, if you were sentenced to death and didn't appeal, it'd be carried out only a few days later. If you did appeal you'd get only one appeal and it'd only delay the execution by a matter of weeks if the appeal failed.
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  2279. He doesn't love us 😭
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  2280. ​ @AlphaMonkey357 the NHS is already largely private. All GPs and dentists are private businesses for example. So who cares? As long as they are free at the point of use let GPs stay private. Let hospitals become private too.
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  2281. England has villages of that size
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  2282.  @suzyfarnham3165  VI, not V1
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  2283. Nigel. he's top quality
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  2284. He won't
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  2285. Will they? How many weapons have China, Brazil and India given Russia? How many tanks, how many fast jets?
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  2286.  @theludakuproject4170  sometimes you have to send thousands to their deaths to secure and greater victory. England's greatest general did just that at the Battle of Blenheim in 1704. He sent wave after wave of good men to their deaths in order to make the French move their troops to the wrong location. Once the larger French forces were where he wanted them he slaughtered them and captured their generals.
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  2287. Of course not. She was convicted fairly. ​ @Mike-01234 
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  2288. Putin hates the USSR, he wants to restore the Russian Empire. That's why Finland is so scared. It was never part of the USSR but it was part of the Russian Empire.
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  2289.  @candie1230  everything you said was wrong. How could James VI & I have been King of the United Kingdom when he died in 1625 but the UK was founded in 1801?
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  2290. It's like a glorious war.
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  2291. It's 3 years of failure, not 14
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  2292. Misleading title. The video shows Chally 1, but we sent them Chally 2.
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  2293. Stop and search is wrong. If a cop wants to search your home, car or business they need a search warrant from a judge. But if they want to search your person, even ina strip search, no warrant is required. That's wrong.
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  2294.  @notherbalteanicetea  we don't know because most deaths occur in older people and most older people have had the vaccine.
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  2295.  @knockedoutloaded  no, her feelings on the name are symptom of the integration problems. Baker has good solutions because it involves everyone talking together instead of shouting at each other
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  2296. George becomes King and Harry becomes Regent until George is 18 provided Harry moves back to the UK in order to fulfill the duties of king. In the case that Harry stays in the USA Andrew would be regent. In the case Parliament stops Andrew being regent, his eldest child Beatrice takes the job.
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  2297. I think they mean one hour over the course of a week
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  2298. You're a bad person then
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  2299. TV and live events keep him busy.
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  2300. Arrest on what charges?
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  2301. 🙄
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  2302. He did not claim a single Bond has been a woman. He merely acknowledged that transmen have a cervix but none of them are women. Starmer's not a prat but you're doing a good impression of one
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  2303. It was founded by an ex-Tory Thatcherite, Nigel Farage, so it's no surprise that's what you get. It's a home for the Dry Tories
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  2304. He's correct on the 50% if you exclude the land Russia took in 2014. I smell a betrayal is coming. I think the US, Germany and France will team up to make Ukraine up land for peace, instead of giving it the weapons to win,
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  2305.  @vincentboot123456789  it's a common thing to say the name of the capital city in place of the country. "Will London get a deal done with Brussels in time?" For eg. "Can Washington really justify an attack on Iran?"
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  2306. Calm yourself, Ivan
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  2307. Mr Rees-Mogg
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  2308. So why did Americans call her "the Queen"? Not even the US president is called "the President" outside the USA
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  2309. 🙄
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  2310. Afghanistan isn't in the middle east. It's in asia
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  2311. Ireland went independent from the UK, so there's no reason Scotland can't. As someone from England we'd kinda benefit from Scotland leaving, because it's very left wing and parties would have to shift to the right to win more support in England.
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  2312. You don't have volume control on your device?
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  2313. Nigel ran 7 times and lost 7 times. The voting system is against him.
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  2314. Or even 30k like in the 80s
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  2315. As long as they're 16+ who cares? Do you think about Phil's love life a lot?
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  2316. ​ @tommygun5038  the scale seen in Ukraine
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  2317. I don't believe Putin for a single second when he claims that, BUT it is a legit military tactic when used correctly. Churchill sent tens of thousands of Allied troops to fight in Italy to distract the Nazi's from the real invasion in France. And the Italy campaign saw some of the hardest fighting and biggest losses of the war.
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  2318. She is an MP
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  2319. Because prices were so low that storing cost more than t was worth
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  2320. Ew, Ew, Ew. No. No. No.
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  2321. Mr Rees-Mogg
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  2322. He took the right to come to the UK away from 450 million Europeans. So we're still good by 445 million.
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  2323. So did Sunak let Nigel know the secret of when the election is, or did Nigel hack his phone? How did he find out when the election is?
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  2324. Federal law doesn't allow trials to be televised
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  2325. Yeah, he can't do that
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  2326. He isn't ruler of the state. The prime minister runs the state, the king reigns
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  2327. Brexit hasn't been a problem, unless you include them not delivering it properly.
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  2328. It's obviously real, just exaggerated
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  2329. ​ @tonupharry the 260,000 is casualties, not deaths. Deaths are one-third of the total.
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  2330. Anyone sub postmaster who was sent down gets £600,000 no questions asked.
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  2331. The government won't allow that
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  2332. History says it will reinvent and survive
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  2333. If you can please get him a new stove. His current one looks deadly in its degraded state
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  2334. ​ @davidcullen1956  discrimination based on religion is legally defined as racism in England and Wales.
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  2335.  @juliawitt3813  vaccines do work. Simple as that. They do work, so let people who want them be happy.
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  2336. 🙄don't be sexist
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  2337. We should do that, but Sunak would need to massively increase defence spending which he refuses to do. If Truss were in power with her plan to boost defence spending by 50% to 3% of GDP it'd be feasible, but Sunak is hellbent on cutting the Army's size.
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  2338.  @cw19280  there are projections from the UN that say in 50 years the UK population and economy will both be bigger than Germany's. Nothing is ever certain but it is good for thought
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  2339. 🙄
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  2340. Yes you do
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  2341. I'm pretty sure humans right now can survive x3 gravity, so there's no reason a humans from Mars couldn't
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  2342. 3 years is too short.
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  2343.  @williamthomson2280  Hardrians Wall is deep inside England. You planning to cede English land to Scotland?
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  2344. You should use the Ukrainian pronunciation of Kyiv instead of the Russian one.
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  2345. Rotal duke isn't a title, it just describes a duke who happens to also be a prince
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  2346. Why would he?
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  2347.  @pablocortinas360  he's neither. He's a reporter
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  2348. That's a big if though. What if the West starts cutting back and support? What if Ukraine runs out of fighting men before it wins? Russia could drag it out cos it's bigger and more self-sufficient
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  2349. But then they will lose their seats in the by-elections that are now required by law if you change party. How does that help us?
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  2350. Abram's, Abraham's.
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  2351. I still do
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  2352. Wales is part of England. England's full name is "the Kingdom of England & Wales". So far no law has been passed to change that legal fact
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  2353. ​ @donnaspeer2760 you have to sign up to do online pollsters like YouGov. Old fashioned pollsters that cold call you have gone out of fashion
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  2354. He isn't a full-time MEP. Many MEPs go into the EU parliament every single day just to pick up their daily €300 and do nowt of value. Nigel goes in part-time by comparison.
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  2355. 🙄
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  2356. 🙄
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  2357. Yeah, James Cameron is 100% spreading false information about them dropping their weights. He could only know that if he was under the water watching them.
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  2358. ​ @djkenardo9671 it's not stupid. Humans evolved in Africa, and still live there, so by your logic it's stupid for me to say Europe is more habitable than Africa.
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  2359. It's not fourth, sadly. Depending on the exact way you measure it the UK has the seventh or eighth biggest defence budget. And it's falling fast. Give it three years and I predict we'll be outside the top ten
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  2360. WWI was only slow until the invention of the tank.
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  2361. Backstabbers are never required.
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  2362. To be fair, Sir Ed did ask the questions and was given lies in response. His mistake was to believe the PO
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  2363. He'll still be president, yeah... For 20 days.
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  2364.  @hmq9052  nah, she's on £15,000 for 15 days work per year. So a grand per day to do minimal work and shag your boss.
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  2365. ​ @trucker4567 that would be members of the royal family and footballers
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  2366. Only the road portion is fully repaired
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  2367. No it's not hard at all. You just sanction them and Bob's your uncle
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  2368. You missed when Ukraine took back the area around, Kiev, Kharkiev and Kherson city?
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  2369. Those are good cos Sealand is fully open about them being gag gifts, they've never misled anyone.
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  2370. Running in Northern Ireland is a waste of time for mainland parties and would hurt the DUP.
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  2371. Why only their sons? Are you sexist?
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  2372. 🙄
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  2373. ​ @ultraomenmurat9937 Leeds haven't been charged with any FFP violations. Leicester have been.
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  2374.  @JohnK004  that never works. Ever since the Nazis first tried it by bombing British civilians in 1940, all it ever does is unite people against the common enemy.
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  2375. Yeah, most people don't comment on videos.
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  2376. Give evidence of a crime to the ICC and I'm sure they'll issue the warrant
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  2377. The animal welfare bill, the vaccine rollout
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  2378. Why don't you organise for them then? Building up grassroots is difficult, expensive and takes a lot of time. It took UKIP the best part of 20 years to be able to field so many candidates in the locals
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  2379. It bugs me that Hanks looks at the abort switch after engine five fails, because it's already too late to abort. That cone thing at the very top of the rocket is the abort system and he released it prior to the engine failure.
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  2380. For the Typhoon/Eurofighter. Every six Typhoons require 100 trained engineers. That means if NATO gave them even just as littleas 60 of them, that's 1000 engineers and 60 pilots taken away from the war effort.
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  2381.  @stevenjohns7017  the age of a nuke is irrelevant. As long as it goes boom it does the job. Some builders found a 250kg Nazi bomb from 1940 in my area and the army had to treat it with kid gloves cos it was still deadly.
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  2382.  @stevenjohns7017  you should get info from independent news sources. There are plenty on the ground
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  2383. No, Stalin saw all those deaths as a victory. The public views these things differently when it's their family members being thrown into the meat grinder. Stalin retook Ukraine from the Nazi's with 2 million troops. Let's see Putin throw 2 million soldiers into Ukraine if he's so powerful.
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  2384.  @Man_v_Cars  nothing has been done to slow manufacturing? So you haven't heard about the sanctions on Russia and if having to use chips from old washing machines to keep production going? And besides, even at full production Russia can't produce missiles as quickly as it was using them at the start of the war
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  2385. The Tories are hugely socialist. Actions speak louder than words.
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  2386. Kherson has a silent 'K'.
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  2387. Even the 19th century had PR. Some British constituencies were Single Transferable Vote (STV), AKA British PR. It's the form of PR used in Ireland and Australia
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  2388. 🙄
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  2389. You're seriously victim blaming
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  2390. For what it's worth, kings and queens are His/Her Majesty. HRH is for princes and princesses.
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  2391. Curtice said "pandemic", that's why.
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  2392. A guy interviewed on BBC News ​ @sharonbice7490 
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  2393. Starkey is correct. Without history and tradition a constitution isn't worth the paper it's written on. I mean, give the US Constitution to the Afghan's, Chinese, Iranians, Russians or North Koreans, do you think it will last more than 5 minutes and turn them all into Americans? The US isn't the great country it is because the Founding Fathers wrote high minded words onto paper. It's the great country it is because it's a product of English history and principles.
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  2394. How do you know she said nothing? How many privy council meetings did you attend?
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  2395. Do they need to like her? In 1979 more voters liked Callaghan than Thatcher, but she won the election because the public thought she'd be a better prime minister.
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  2396. Can a Muslim become pope? Why would the church of England want someone from a different religion as its head?
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  2397. No he can't. He'd keep things as they are. He's a continuity candidate.
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  2398. Women fight and die in the IDS too, or do they not count?
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  2399. Why not confiscate them and sell them to British fishers?
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  2400. It isn't
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  2401. They don't vote for mainland parties
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  2402. Sunak is from Hampshire and his parents are from Africa and have Punjabi roots. Where'd you get Hindi from?
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  2403. Australia limits the numbers coming in so strictly that thousands of Australians are stranded overseas and living on the streets while they wait on the waiting list to go home. Do you want that for Brits?
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  2404. He's breaking every pledge he made, Brexit related or not. He's honestly turning out to be as slippery as Blair. Is anyone surprised?
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  2405. We weren't offered PR in the referendum, it was just Alternative Vote. ​ @stu8729 
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  2406. Exactly.
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  2407. No Russian leader can willingly hand over Crimea. It would be even worse than a UK Prime Minister willingly handing over the Falklands. Ukraine has to take Crimea by force of arms.
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  2408. Would we really?
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  2409. I'm surprised Clarke still pronunces the K in Kherson. Doesn't he notice the correct pronunciation from others?
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  2410. It's true. How many people say they're English first and British second? It saddens me but support for the UK is declining.
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  2411. Greatly. Why would you grate the players, they aren't cheese
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  2412. Bournemouth are in the best form of those three teams, they'll be the trickiest
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  2413. It is possible. Gladstone was prime minister and chancellor at the same time. So was Pitt the Younger
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  2414. They won't win the election, and I like them. I'm just realistic.
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  2415. Public opinion is all they care about. Lockdown only happens cos the public love them
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  2416. Russia lost that war. Melted down captured Russian cannons are still used to make Victoria Crosses for our bravest service personnel to this very day.
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  2417. Lol. Yeah so irrelevant 🙄
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  2418. If you were sas you shouldn't be saying so.
    1
  2419. That bridge is only for Crimea. Most of Ukraine directly shares a border with Russia and Russia's ally, Belarus
    1
  2420. They'll probably get a couple of seats. Farage and Lee Anderson have real fighting chances in their seats
    1
  2421. They voted against treaties, but they never voted out. They love the EU too much.
    1
  2422. It should be JR-M. Braverman lacks the charisma to win an election.
    1
  2423. He's a winner - he's won elections consistently
    1
  2424. What law has he broken?
    1
  2425. I've watched football since the 80s, VAR-free football is the norm to me.
    1
  2426. What?
    1
  2427. Politicians need to get better mics for these interviews
    1
  2428. Hitchens is an absolute cynic without an optimistic bone in his body. We can reform the Conservatives
    1
  2429. All counter offensives end when they reach the point of culmination. And that happens once they've used up 50% of the resources built up for the offensive. Then hold your gains with what you have left. That's war. To get around culmination Ukraine would need the West to supply enough war materiel for them to build a brand new army every 3-4 months
    1
  2430. That's war. Russia takes a step forward. And the Ukraine counters with three steps forward. Remember Kharkiev and Kherson.
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  2431. Truss answered all the questions to be fair. The first time that's happened since Maggie.
    1
  2432.  @notyou8716  🙄
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  2433. 10,000 helmets?
    1
  2434. That's been wasted on the Tories growing the Nanny State.
    1
  2435. The ERs will stay and only new ones will get a CR. You still see postboxes with VR for Victoria, ER for Edward VII and Edward VIII and GR for George V and George VI.
    1
  2436. Boris is a former mayor, foreign secretary and prime minister, does that make him serious?
    1
  2437. VIII, not V111
    1
  2438.  @Lizzy1ES  🙄
    1
  2439.  @yuriwilliams-jones8717  yes, any Commonwealth or Irish citizen can be prime minister, but Boris isn't a foreigner, he qualifies as a natrual born citizen under the requirements of the Act of Settlement 1701.
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  2440.  @yuriwilliams-jones8717  Trump can apply for citizenship on descendancy grounds.
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  2441. £30,000 taxpayer money is nothing to you? Cos that's what we paid towards Carrie's £88,000 refurb
    1
  2442. He was her servant, not her friend. And Paul betrayed her memory to make money before her body was even cold. He's been living off Lady Di ever since.
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  2443. You have to be strong before you can negotiate. Putin thinks missile attacks give him that strength
    1
  2444. Source?
    1
  2445. I think he liked women far too much too become a pope
    1
  2446. Even superpowers have limits. The British Empire was a bigger superpower but never took Paris or Madrid either. Force projection across an ocean is extremely difficult
    1
  2447. They weren't stripped of HRH, they chose not to use it. And HRH isn't a title it's a style ​ @shade38211 
    1
  2448. But the PM does use the prerogative powers exclusively. Look at prorogation where the Lord President of the Council read out the PMs order for prorogation and the Queen could only say "approved". The only advice from the PM that the Queen can legally refuse is advice on who their successor as PM should be. Prerogative powers rest with the PM
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  2449. They have no power here
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  2450. What's the relation to healthcare?
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  2451. The Russians took a Japanese island in WW2 and kept while the fighting stopped.
    1
  2452. The good MPs do care about their constituents and constituency. Like, occasionally you'll get an individual parachuted into a constituency they have no connection to, but by and large the local parties will select a candidate with a local history and love for their community. It also gives you a personal relationship with your representative just like you do with your doctor, postie and others and allows for fun traditions. In Wycombe, all the elected persons (MP, mayor, councillors) are weighed pubically at the start of a term and again when seeking re-election. If their weight has increased they're booed for gaining weight at taxpayer expense. They're cheered if they haven't gained weight. It's all in good fun.
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  2453.  @achatcueilleur5746  ok, so how would you have done better with the limited resources Ukraine had in the early days of the war?
    1
  2454.  @brucejedilee5290  the Real IRA number what, in the low hundreds? It's mostly made up of old men in their 70s who can't let go of the Troubles and a few impressionable youths who don't know any better.
    1
  2455. Meghan became a princess when she married. Her married name is Princess Henry
    1
  2456. No thanks
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  2457. Former ministers can take jobs before the 2 years are up. What they can't do is lobby during those two years. How do you think Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and Boris Johnson have new jobs already?
    1
  2458. Megan is a Princess. Her married name is Princess Henry (Harry's real name)
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  2459. HRH is a style, not a title.
    1
  2460.  Mark Gable  where do your figures come from? My understanding is 75% if Tory voters voted for Brexit, but only a third of Labour voters voted for Brexit. That was Labours conundrum, most of their voters wanted to Remain, but if they became a Remain party, the minority of Labour leavers were big enough in number to hand their seats to the Tories. That's why Labour tried to look both ways
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  2461. Yes, a few still do
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  2462. She reigned, not ruled. The prime minister runs the government.
    1
  2463.  @chrisfraser8575  because he wanted to get us out the EU, and that was how he got attention. It worked didn't it?
    1
  2464. In 5 weeks they've liberated more land than the Russians took in the past 12 months.
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  2465. She's a wrong when she says Putin's history is wrong. In fact it is 100% correct. The best historian in the world, Dr David Starkey has talked about this at some length. Before 1922 there is no such thing as Ukraine. It was created by the USSR, by Stalin, in its modern form in order to give Russia an extra ally at the UN. Now none of that justifies what Putin is doing but his rhetoric is based on a very good understanding of history.
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  2466. Just like the French resistance in WW2
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  2467. The bookies have him odds on
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  2468. ​ @davidpnewton 🙄 you know they mean the Italian prime minister. Stop playing the idiot to score cheap points. It demeans you. And 🙄🙄🙄 for the cheap transphobic comments.
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  2469. 🙄
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  2470. ​ @timg1246 not the crew, they were innocent
    1
  2471. pro-choice, not pro-abortion. The abortion thing regularly comes up for vote in parliament, most recently under Cameron, and MPs always vote for the status quo cos that's what the general public want. The legality of abortion is as settled as anything can be.
    1
  2472. ​ @g.pmoore4293 what criminality? Please name specific MPs and specify with crimes they committed
    1
  2473. You're at their mercy for weapons too.
    1
  2474. Source?
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  2475. the last time a former PM served under another was in the 60s iirc. Boris won't do that.
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  2476.  @kimwit1307  England isn't stopping Scotland from leaving. English MPs voted for the referendum in 2014.
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  2477. How do you do know whether they're illegal if there hasn't been a court case? That was the issue the Windrush scandal - the government decided people were illegals incorrectly.
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  2478. No difference. China is perfectly at liberty to put sanctions on the USA for supplying Ukraine, same as it can put on sanctions over the downing of that balloon. But China won't because it can't afford to economically.
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  2479.  @codybell6882  that's not relevant in this case. In the laws of war both sides have the right to buy war materiel from third parties, even the aggressor.
    1
  2480. It was UK and US intelligence that correctly said Russia would invade Ukraine, while the French and others said the Russians were bluffing
    1
  2481. City status isn't based on population
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  2482. That's Sir Jacob to you​ @rojh9351 
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  2483. Because none of those things are true. show me examples that prove your accusations against Sir Jacob
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  2484. it's not an advert.
    1
  2485. No they wouldn't
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  2486. ​ @becky73460 you only need a licence to watch YouTube if you watch livestreams
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  2487. How has it failed?
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  2488. Leave got the highest vote of anything in the UK ever. Was that a farce too?
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  2489. I get notifications without having clicked the bell. It's dependent on your interaction with the channel. If you like every video and comment under them, you'll get the notifications.
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  2490. Citation?
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  2491.  @AndyRossism  Not true. Everyone was growing wealthier in the post-war period. It was due to so many women boosting productivity by entering the workforce for the first time.
    1
  2492. It's not prison hospital. It's a normal hospital
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  2493.  @juskahusk2247  Mr Challengers son
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  2494. We did! I'm from the future! Lol
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  2495. ​ @SteffiJ-gu1rr because the poll isn't from YouGov
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  2496. How often do you answer your landline to unknown numbers, and how have you signed up to any of the online pollsters like YouGov? Those are the two methods of polling
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  2497.  @stc3145  artillery
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  2498. @Bob X "we don't know we're born" means you don't know how lucky you are to have something. The something is being born in the British Isles. The Channel has saved us many a time.
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  2499. NATO defeated the Afghans. Biden pulled out for cost reasons
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  2500. Musk isn't a scientist
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  2501. 🙄 source?
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  2502. An elder MP like David Davis or Sir Ian Duncan Smith would do it out of duty, if asked.
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  2503. It would take 1.5 years to get there if you were at 99.9% of light speed. Time slows down the faster you go.
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  2504. "you must think me a fool to make your lies so transparent!" -- Worf. As Ben Wallace correctly points out, the average age of Ukraine's soldiers is old - 42 years old. That's twice the age of the average British soldier in WWI. Ukraine is currently keeping its young men and women out of the war as much as possible.
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  2505. Its not illegal for parliament to limit who can sit on the throne. Parliament is sovereign and dan change the Act of Settlement at any time
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  2506. They probably didn't have a candidate in your area
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  2507. Dom is a legend and star of the show
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  2508. @Johnny Alucard there's already a Youguv poll saying 49% of Tory party members would prefer Boris as PM over Truss or Sunak. When he's gone that's when we'll fully appreciate what he did
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  2509.  @evolassunglasses4673  source?
    1
  2510. Yes it is.
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  2511. He's limited to two terms in total and has already served one
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  2512. Whose beard?
    1
  2513. Diana wasn't a princess either. I still don't know why people call her Princess Di
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  2514. ​​ @barneymagee3285  Russia is running out of men faster. It's a minimum of 6 dead Russians for every single dead Ukrainian according to the British MoD. Russia is only 3 times bigger in population so it can't sustain those losses.
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  2515. To be fair, it's NOT a TV channel. It's a radio station that happens to have a camera in the studio
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  2516. The Duke of Windsor didn't need permission to enter the country
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  2517. Like the government can just do that. Why not give everyone a million quid each while reducing energy bills? Government can do anything, right?
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  2518. No, second most powerful in Ukraine is the Wanger Group. Russian army is fourth or fifth best in Ukraine
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  2519. Lady Di wasn't HRH
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  2520. How was Nigel supposed to build the prisons?
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  2521. If China is supplying Russia why aren't we seeing Chinese weapons on the battlefield?
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  2522.  @Tajgereee23  why?
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  2523. They need a screwdriver then
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  2524.  @Mr_Cholmondley_Warner  libertarianism is the natural state of affairs for England
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  2525. Leopards and Abrams use the same rounds. Only the 14 Chally's differ.
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  2526. Ukraine doesn't receive money, it receives hardware
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  2527. ​ @Eric..Cartman governments like the Chinese and British already spy on their own populations excessively through CCTV, so what difference does it make? But to really stay on topic, the Brazilian government regularly monitors uncontacted tribes using drones.
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  2528.  @adrianroksa7250  sure thing, Ivan.
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  2529. Tory voters want the right wing back in control of the party, thats why they voted for Truss. Swapping out unelected left wonger after left winger spells doom for the party. Why the Wets so blind? Why do they think Brownite socialism is the answer?
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  2530. ​ @magnacarta9364  public opinion is with Richard Tice on Andrew Bridgen's stupid comments
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  2531. It's a prototype for the United States of Europe. they started the process by harmonising trade, then they added politics to it by creating the EU parliament, then they gave the EU a flag and national anthem, followed by creating EU citizenship. The next step after that was the single currency, and the next will be an EU controlled army. The final step will be to give the EU government in Brussels tax raising powers and then finally the United States of Europe will be completed.
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  2532. How can you be a British media outlet if you can't even spell licence?
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  2533.  @ancietman  we've been importing food for 200 years. Without imports there'd be little more than bread, meat, potato and turnip in the shops during winter.
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  2534. Yes they are. Provide a source that says they're not
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  2535.  @ohmybrowncow  German tanks are taking months to arrive
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  2536. Federal taxes and federal debts are necessary if the euro is to have a long term future.
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  2537. Ben Wallace is the Defence Secretary. The defence ministers, James Heappey and Alex Chalk, are his deputies.
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  2538. Because that's stupid
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  2539. The flaw in your understanding is you imply all cultures will eventually develop to a point where they match Anglosphere values. You suggest that when you say "some are at different places in development". That implies that eventually everyone will catch up to our value system. We need to accept that most cultures won't develop that way. There's nothing inevitable about obtaining rights for women, free speech or democracy. We developed those things as a consequence of our unique culture, and different cultures don't care about or want those things. You see this in the hosts of the next football world cup, Qatar. Homosexuality is illegal there and they constantly send out messages saying "respect our culture and values - don't do anything to promote homosexual rights". They have no more desire to be like us than we have to be like them.
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  2540. Other European countries have no waiting lists because they have private hospitals and social insurance. No one in the UK is brave enough to argue for that in the UK so waiting lists are forever.
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  2541.  @nikosk3080  Ukrainian losses have fallen to 10 deaths per day cos Russia has paused its offensive
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  2542. Why would he be crowned this soon? The late Queen waited 16 months for her coronation
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  2543.  @LeeGee  the problem is when traditional values come before individual liberty.
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  2544. You can't patent viruses but if I'm wrong prove it. All patents are in the public domain so you'll be able to show me the patent right now.
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  2545.  @hs342  we know Russia can't supply the troops cos it can't supply the current ones. Russian soldiers who retreated back over the border were seen in markets trying to buy bullet proof vests and winter clothes cos the army can't supply them due to corruption
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  2546.  @Pierluigi_Di_Lorenzo  lend-lease is a dal where the Americans provide you with war material now and you pay for it later. The UK finally paid off its WW2 lend-lease in 2003.
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  2547.  @ForeverNeverwhere1  2003. The UK paid back the USA for WW2 debts in 2003.
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  2548.  @sueyourself5413  no, all MPs. If you think the other side are any better you're deluded
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  2549.  @neumoi3324  loyality is always rewarded. Heslitine stabbed Thatcher in back, Major was publicly loyal, and Major won the leadership. Same with Sunak Vs Truss. The Tory membership doesn't like disloyalty
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  2550.  @warcrimeenjoyer219  yep, they're also used against APCs, supply vehicles, etc
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  2551. Yes
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  2552. Ukraine can't cross the river and bring their heavy metal with them (tanks, artillery, etc). It'd be suicide. They have to go around the river now.
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  2553. did you watch the video? Baker said he isn't running
    1
  2554. That's here. All birds are dinosaurs.
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  2555.  Ike Dyson  no, don't propose violence. Such a scummy thing to say
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  2556.  @davidnoelfranks1124  the UK, not England
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  2557. ​ @m2thep2theaargh how can India because literal jewel? It's a country
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  2558. No he didn't
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  2559. Why would he mention it?
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  2560. How many polls say 24%?
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  2561. She should worry more about Rob...
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  2562. Ukraine would need total victory for that. The West would have to provide serious hardware
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  2563. You don't know that for a fact, unless you were her doctor
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  2564. They're not forgotten, but they do even themselves out over a season
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  2565. Bollocks 🙄 you really think the generals would launch a coup to protect the people? In every coup in history the generals do it to get rich. There's only one reason Boris hasn't done vaccine passports yet and it's because of his backbenchers. It concerns me that you believe that rubbish
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  2566. Typo in the in the video caption
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  2567.  @invincible700  how much do you bet that Ukraine will be a Russian territory within three days? Put your money where your mouth is.
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  2568.  @invincible700  you said you're from the Dominican Republic. Now you say you're part of the West. Which is it?
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  2569.  @waffledoodle5867  cats are sentient. You mean they aren't sapient.
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  2570. Define "native" in this context
    1
  2571.  @Daisy-tl2lh  Britain doesn't have an indigenous people. The anicent Britons, who were indigenous, were replaced by the Angles and the Saxons.
    1
  2572. It's being funded by the BBC with Netflix holding the overseas rights. That's why it's straight to telly
    1
  2573. ​ @SG002 it's a deal with the BBC. Netflix did a deal with the BBC to get the overseas rights
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  2574.  @mallygolly3500  🙄
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  2575. If Alec had loaded the gun I'd say blame him, but he didn't. The armourer got the punishment she deserved, Alec deserves to go free because its her fault
    1
  2576. Coins and stamps with Queen Victoria on them are still common and she died over 120 years ago.
    1
  2577. If Scotland leaves the UK parliament would amend the act of union. The UK would continue without Scotland. Remember the UK was created by the Act of Union 1801when Ireland joined. If it leaving didn't void the UK, nothing will.
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  2578. Your point?
    1
  2579. It needs to become the United States of Europe for that to happen. and they know the public won't support it
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  2580. If you're hiring a car you presumably have a driver's licence. This law basically bars the poor working class from voting.
    1
  2581. £9.99. there's a difference
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  2582. He stopped the Remoaners stopping Brexit, saved us from a Corbyn government, eventually said no to more lockdowns, stopped the Covid zealots killing our cats, built the alliance that's helping Ukraine and entertained us along the way.
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  2583. Churchill used to do it too. Most MPs did before the cameras were installed
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  2584. ​@BobSmith-vo9hv you're quibbling
    1
  2585. Why do you assume 5 times more mass means 5 times more surface gravity? The mass of Mars is double the mass of Mercury yet both planets have the same surface gravity. A planet with 5 times the mass of Earth, would have the same surface gravity if it had the perfect diameter.
    1
  2586. 🙄
    1
  2587.  @zacha4812  you don't even need to go as far back as the Vikings to see genocide in England. The Normans committed genocide against the Anglo-Saxons after 1066. The Normans segregated the Anglo-Saxons in much the same way whites segregated blacks in apartheid South Africa, but the Normans were much more successful in destroying their language and culture.
    1
  2588. No we can't. VPNs exist
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  2589. And how would our modern economy function?
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  2590.  @parkgate-ub1ey  so you think countries should be invaded for breaking agreements? You're an insane warmonger.
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  2591.  @tafadzwandingindi1370  the UK does have a claim. It was legally obtained from the French under the laws of the time. Modern laws mean nothing due to grandfather clauses.
    1
  2592. He "misspoke" that's how they like it said
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  2593. He-Man only appears in the first episode. His sword gets destroyed forcing him to live as Prince Adam. The story is focused on Teela leading a group in a fight to restore the sword. So I guess He-Man returns in the finale.
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  2594. In the UK a public school is privately owned fee charging school.
    1
  2595. Why did it take 2 days to upload?
    1
  2596. Farage interrupted too much imo
    1
  2597. ​ @Phyzm1 autism isn't a mental illness
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  2598.  @andrewoliver8930  the fact you ask that proves you didn't watch the video
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  2599. It's not normal to declare war since the creation of the UN.
    1
  2600. That's not comparable.
    1
  2601. He was 11. How is that almost 13?
    1
  2602. 🙄
    1
  2603. Biden's documents are from when he was a former vice president. No different to former president Trump
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  2604. Are you volunteering to go to Russia to carry out the arrest?
    1
  2605.  @YorickReturns  Taiwan is Taiwan. It isn't comparable to 1980s Hong Kong.
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  2606.  @YorickReturns  the UK just barely won the Falklands War by the skin of its teeth. And that was a situation where the UK was helped by the Falklands being 800 miles from the Argentine mainland. It limited the Argentine air forces ability to attack the Royal Navy taskforce, and also made Argentine resupply impossible once the taskforce entered Falklands waters. Hong Kong's New Territories make up 90% of its territory and is physically connected to the Chinese mainland. Hong Kong Island itself is less than 2 miles from the mainland. So if the Chinese sent 500,000 soldiers marching into Hong Kong and supported them with 300 fighter aircraft, what was Britain going to do about it? The Royal Navy had the capacity to transport 10,000 soldiers and 24 fighter aircraft, as seen in the Falklands War.
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  2607. No.
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  2608.  Iggi Barratto  then you're a fool and the reason why the Tories and Labour stay where they are. If non-voters would use their votes we'd get the buggers out.
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  2609. I don't think they will though. Even the promised 31 Abrams aren't coming from storage, they're being made to order
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  2610. Not literally
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  2611. Where do you get your history from? When the Union of the Crown's happened under James I & VI most people in England saw it as a Scottish takeover. It isn't Far from the truth is it?
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  2612. Having the LibDems would be better. They would hold Labour back
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  2613. ​ @creepybastard3165 yes they do
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  2614. ​ @creepybastard3165 of course inmates attack these people. That's why Paedo's, rapists, etc have to be kept away from the general prison population
    1
  2615. In wartime commanders can shoot men who refuse to fight. Which would you pick, fight or be executed?
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  2616. The danger will Proportional Representation is Reform would NEVER get a majority and that means they'd never be able to carry out their reforms even if they won an election. For proof of this you can see Girt Wilders in the Netherlands. He won the election but has to drop 99% of his policies if he wants to form a coalition government.
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  2617. I said him announcing his departure would unsettled the players and blow their season. The same happened at Man Utd the first time Fergie announced his retirement.
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  2618. That can't happen. When Truss advises the King on who to call he becomes bound to do so. And I think you mean dissolve parliament. Dissolution of parliament is different
    1
  2619. It's not the lack of remorse. He was primarily ordered to go to hospital indefinitely because of his violence. I dunno why no one fully explains that.,
    1
  2620. He was right. If we listened to everything to come out an 'experts' mouth we'd have no democracy
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  2621. It's a war.
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  2622.  @reval1989  source?
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  2623. Trump is weak on Covid. He should've gone down a Swedish route and held firm to it. Instead you have u-turns, half-truths and inconsistencies.
    1
  2624. ​ @nickybutt4117  they stay with the army
    1
  2625.  @rob338  the police are in charge of security in government buildings. So either an angry copper decided to leak it cos they hate Hancock, or a reporter found out about the affair on the grapevine and offered a copper a drink for pictures.
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  2626. No is paid to take part in a poll. 🙄 The old fashioned pollsters find people to ask by randomly phoning numbers. More modern pollsters like yougov ask people to sign up on the net.
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  2627. It's interesting what you can learn by studying history. Winston Churchill became such a great war leader due to him researching the life and times of his great ancestor John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough during the formers wilderness years.
    1
  2628. ​ @kiekie66666 the licence fee goes to the BBC, not a private company
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  2629.  @billsmith3771  he only has one party...
    1
  2630. Flu is affected by masks much more than Covid is because flu is spread in droplets.
    1
  2631. Yes it does.
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  2632. He was born here to a British citizen. If that makes him a first generation immigrant, we're all one.
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  2633.  @greenhardroc  they agreed to the rules. Debates always have tense negotiations going on between the parties involved, and the debates only go ahead once they've all agreed to the rules. In other words, you can't change the rules after the match has started.
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  2634. He's 5th in line 1. William 2. George 3. Charlotte 4. Louis 5. Harry 6. Archie 7. Lilibit 8. Andrew
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  2635. Yes, the Russians lie far too much
    1
  2636. 🙄
    1
  2637. It's large enough. any bigger and you've reached the point of diminishing returns.
    1
  2638. No he didn't
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  2639. There hasn't been one
    1
  2640. 🙄
    1
  2641. The US always has postal ballots from the armed forces, expats and so on. All that's changed is the numbers using it. Regarding fraud, in the UK postal ballots fraud barely numbers in the hundreds and gas never changed an election vote. The same will be true of the US.
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  2642. But that would keep right wingers out forever. Look at the Netherlands Gert Wilder won the election, but lefties won't let him be prime minister.
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  2643. Because we only have 149 working tanks left and Sunak won't pay to replace any donated tanks. So any tank given to Ukraine is a permanent loss
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  2644. 14 tanks make a huge difference to the war if they convince the Yanks and Europeans to send tanks by the hundred.
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  2645. Only 1 is operational and it only has a few planes. It's supposed to carry 36 fighters but the Royal Navy can barely afford to put 7 onboard
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  2646. Hear, hear
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  2647. The phrase spare goes back to the middle ages. Henry VIII was the spare his brother to Prince Arthur, and had all his divorces due to his obsession with producing a spare to his own son, Prince Edward.
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  2648. They've questioned lockdown on TalkRadio. Julia Hartley-Brewer shouting at ministers over lockdown is a joy to behold.
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  2649.  @stuartx7865  they do though. The EU still buys a ton of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and just this week announced they won't put sanctions on Russian LNG cos they can't cope without. Greece and I think it's Portugal buy so much LNG from Russia that they're second only to China on the world market.
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  2650. Labour will be the same but more of it. I dread them getting power
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  2651. No, you're correct
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  2652. Why?
    1
  2653. You see a different world to rest of us, Ivan
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  2654.  @curiositycloset2359  the Ukrainian army is talked about a lot. Only today the Beeb published an article from the frontline. Their reporter was taken around by two professional soldiers.
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  2655. It might be misdirection. Like when Brits tricked the Nazis into moving their best soldiers from France to Greece. And all it took was a dead homeless guy. lol. Stupid Nazis, and Russians are no smarter.
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  2656. Is this going to be like David Cameron's bonfire of the quangos? 🙄
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  2657. That happens a lot. It's how employers force employees to sign new employment contracts
    1
  2658. We have it balanced out by right leaning newspapers
    1
  2659. ​ @walterdixon7753 the One Nation fake Tories won't allow right wing policies like leaving the ECHR
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  2660. ​ @jacob3966 no, there are two types of Storm Shadow. There's a longer range version that is exclusive to the UK and France, and a shorter range export version that only goes 155 miles. Ukraine has been given the export version.
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  2661. Who?
    1
  2662. Sage have never made projections, only models.
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  2663. Suella Baverman is both. So is Penny Mordaunt who has proven her patriotism by wearing the Queen's uniform in the Royal Navy. Can Kemi say she has served in the Armed Forces?
    1
  2664. It's not your choice. I'm British and I wish a new Cromwell would get rid of the monarchy
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  2665. He was prime minister, foreign secretary and London mayor. Those aren't big jobs in your view?
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  2666. Citation needed
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  2667. Even if the West donated ships to Ukraine they wouldn't be able to reach the country. Turkey has closed access to the Black Sea for military vessels, as is its right under international law.
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  2668. I hate it when scientists say we have to lockdown and the presenter doesn't challenge it. it's a false claim. We never need to lockdown
    1
  2669. ​ @adrianm.2043  Are you volunteering?
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  2670. ​ @babblo1389  🙄
    1
  2671. ​ @topabo  the people who care
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  2672. Yeah she's deeply intolerant
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  2673. It's only three legal systems. England and Wales are one legal system
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  2674. ​ @MojoPup that wasn't compassion, it was the cops manipulating him. I don't mind them doing it to an adult, but a kid? Damn
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  2675. ​ @bruhngl  outside the EU is better
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  2676. The podcast by the Telegraph is topnotch too
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  2677. Polling companies are mostly used by businesses outside of politics
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  2678. 🙄
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  2679. She was Elizabeth II, not 11. There have only been two Queen Elizabeth's.
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  2680. he has a weekly TV show on Channel 4. Why did you think he retired?
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  2681. Explain
    1
  2682. I don't think you'd be short of volunteers who were willing and capable of doing it. If you look at how few people get full life terms we'd only be executing one or two people every 20 years.
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  2683. ​ @chrisspencer6502  Boris was invited to the funeral but he politely turned it down soman extra family member could attend
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  2684. Your awful pronouncations put me off your videos, not gonna lie
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  2685.  @richardporter9187  if you let families decide the punishment there will never be justice ever again. We'd be like the third world countries where you can get off Scott free for any crime if you pay the victims a few bob to let you go free. We'd have the poor filling up prisons and graveyards while the rich have even more power to abuse their positions and literary get away with murder.
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  2686. The 250,000 casualties includes injuries.
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  2687.  @quentinnewark2745  the bendy buses were too expensive to run because so many people jumped on without paying. They bled cash. The new Routemasters have the same problem, and that's why the back door is always closed now. You can't trust passengers to pay.
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  2688. Because that's working with North Korea? Isolate China, yes. But totally, no. Like Thatcher used to say about apartide South Africa, you've got to keep talking not just bully them.
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  2689. Ew
    1
  2690.  @AML2000  Harry didn't receive money from the government and neither did Andrew. As Prince of Wales, Charles received the profits from the Duchy of Cornwall as a private income and he used that to privately support Harry financially until he moved to California. Andrew was supported financially by the Queen's private income and he'll now be dependent on Charles supporting him or else Andrew will need to get a job.
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  2691.  @RaiderDave-xe1pn  there is no civil list. It was abolished in 2011.
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  2692. Jeff Bozo, or Bill Gates?
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  2693. No, we should ban things you like instead.
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  2694. It depends on what they can get from the blackmarket. Iran kept their airfleet going for years longer than they should have thanks to smuggling
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  2695. The speaker and deputies make no difference to the majority, cos you take two from the government and two from the biggest opposition party to even it out. Sinn Fein's 7 MPs not voting means you need 322 for a majority
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  2696.  @FaithfulOfBrigantia  Russia's economy may be small but its military is sizable. And because wages are lower Russia gets more bang for the same amount of money than the EU does. It's currently the case that when Russia sends warplanes towards Sweden, it's the UK who usually detects them first and has to send fighters to scare them off. The EU isn't very capable in the air. Also factor in that the EU forces are spread out far and wide. It would only take a small Russian force to capture the Baltic States and dig in to stop an EU counter attack.
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  2697. There's no such thing as indigenous British. Did you miss the invasions by the Vikings, Anglo-Saxons and Normans?
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  2698. You're doing a parody, right? Please don't be legit
    1
  2699. He doesn't think they'll win any seats
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  2700. It's over. If you only needed one team to stumble you'd have a chance, but Arsenal and City won't both stumble.
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  2701. A rocky planet can't get that large. 10x bigger than the Earth is as big as a rocky planet can get. After that it becomes a gas giant
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  2702. If you were Scotland you didn't see the real UK. England is 83% of the population and Scotland is 9%. It's like going to Corsica and assuming it represents the mainland France.
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  2703. Sunak will surprise everyone by stabbing them in the back. He's almost as unloyal as Michael Gove.
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  2704. They couldn't afford to field thousands of candidates, they're a new party. It took UKIP 15-20 years to get there
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  2705. ​ @mickrap6001 no he hasn't. To hold a green card you have to promise you'll live in the US for the rest of your life. He had to give it up when he moved back to the UK
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  2706. Huh, what BBC presenter? Why would a BBC presenter appear on Sky?
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  2707. ​ @ТанечкаНовчик  🙄
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  2708. 🙄
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  2709. Tell Putin to withdraw from Ukraine and Ukraine will hold elections.
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  2710. The Guardian supports the LibDems not Labour. I think the Mirror is the only major backer Labour has. Oh, and Labour lost over 80 seats in the locals not the 60 incorrectly claimed.
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  2711. Do you have experience with people being assassinated?
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  2712. He was bound by collective responsibility
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  2713.  @sayanpatra69  you think he will live to 98 years old?
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  2714.  @HaggardPillockHD  yes. He's as honest as they come
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  2715. There's a new law that forces MPs to hold a by-election if they change party. He'd be a Reform Party MP for a fortnight and then lose his seat. How does that help him or the Reform Party?
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  2716. They were offering the smaller parties a chance to comment. Why are you opposed to that?
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  2717. Camilla will use the title Queen according to the British press.
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  2718. Tax competition is good. The USA has different state level taxes and it promotes competition
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  2719.  @laurentdrozin812  laws in the EU are proposed exclusively by the unelected EU Commission. That means no voter in the EU can vote for a change to an EU law. Even if 100% of MEPs wanted to amend a law, on animal welfare for eg, it's impossible for them to do so if the Commission won't allow it.
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  2720. Source?
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  2721. They won't though. Remember the 17.4 million who voted for Brexit includes socialists and communists. They won't vote for a right wing party
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  2722. Ask David Cameron. The police and crime commissioner idea came from Daniel Hannan who did want them to be independents, but Cameron insisted they be party political.
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  2723. A member of the House of Lords hasn't become PM since Douglas-Home in the 1960s and he had to resign from the Lord's to do it. Plus, he lost the general election 364 days later, so not a good omen.
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  2724. Correction on Mary and Philip. Upon marriage he became King and ruler of England, hence the reign being Philip & Mary. He outranked her. The marriage act would have allowed him to continue as king on Mary's death if she had given him a child and England would've become part of Spain
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  2725. Why would you attack Izium instead of Kherson? The former is closer to the Russian border, better supplied and defended by better and more numerous troops. Kherson would be a nice easy victory and moral booster
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  2726.  @kevinkelly2162  it's very difficult for Ireland to leave the EU cos it made the mistake of joining the Euro. It would be x10 more difficult cut its ties to the EU than it was for the UK
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  2727. Nah, the odds of it are pretty high. It's like winning the lottery. The odds of YOU winning the lottery are very low, but the odds of someone, anyone, winning it are so high that a person wins almost every week. The odds of any random planet being perfect is high cos there are so many
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  2728. ​ @samueldesmond440 in a every small percentage of cases, yes. Years ago I used to volunteer at a homeless charity in Cricklewood in London, and we did have a few regulars who'd refused being homed. They'd grown comfortable with not having to worry about bills, rents, etc
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  2729. The membership requirements include being a democracy, having a free press and independent judiciary. Turkey has none of these things. It would like the UK saying "we want to fully join the USA and be fully exmept from the US Constitution at the same time". That's Turkey and the EU in a nutshell
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  2730. ​ @rocketpig1914  Putin also says there's no war in Ukraine, everything's going fine, and Nazi's are everywhere. Forgive us for not believing owt that comes out his gob.
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  2731. ​ @1ambrose100  the Deutsche Mark has been extinct for over 20 years. If you read a statement about the Germans spending Marks it was a old one from the 1990s
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  2732. @Razorback 73 I think you're mixing up Conservatives with classical Liberals and Radicals. Going back to Disraeli in the 19th century the Conservatives have always been statist and paternalistic. They're behaving now just as he would. I think it's Thatcher who confuses people because they think she was a Conservative but she actually never was. She was a Radical with a Liberal streak and some Conservatives still haven't forgiven her for that.
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  2733. Tankie is British slang for someone who operated tanks. what it means elsewhere is immaterial
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  2734. Sure, Ivan, sure. I'll believe Russia has won when I see Putin on a parade through the streets of Kyiv.
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  2735. Those things were game changers. You're just confused to think it means victory giver
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  2736. we do have a fair voting system - first past the post.
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  2737. There's no chance Ukraine will get money out of Russia, you have to inflict a very heavy defeat on your enemy to get that kind of surrender out of them. And nothing less than Joe Biden sending the US Army into Moscow will get you that.
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  2738. City weren't that great against Forest. If they play like that against Spurs they'll lose
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  2739. If we had PR voting, the left would stay in power.
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  2740. He can't lie because his doctor has confirmed it. The doctors aren't allowed to lie.
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  2741. ​ @James_36 he has no morals because he won't support a socialist named Rishi Sunak?;
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  2742.  @belindamason2374  the royal title is part of her legal name. Where does the US Constitution say the president can stop people using their legal names?
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  2743. King Charles
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  2744. ​ @denvergirl2645 it's not just a history lesson it's about causing offence. Your mistake implies Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland aren't equally part of the UK with England and it does cause a lot of offence.
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  2745. India is still part of the Commonwealth. I don't know why Starky says it's a former member. Maybe he means it's a former realm.
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  2746. There's war in (the former) Yugoslavia? Which country?
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  2747. There's a hair transplant tax?
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  2748. Explain
    1
  2749. ​ @stopato5772  it doesn't have a sufficient air defence. The RAF has taken some of the biggest defence cuts
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  2750.  @gidzmobug2323  Eugenie isn't a counsellor. It's Queen Camilla The Prince of Wales Prince Harry Prince Andrew Princess Beatrice And Parliament is now legislating to add Princess Anne and Prince Edward to the list for their life times.
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  2751. You don't have to kill people to commit genocide. China commits genocide daily without killing a soul.
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  2752. ​ @Now4wheels incorrect. More people voted for Hillary Clinton to be president than they did Trump. Trump was elected by the electoral college.
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  2753. By blue you mean vote Tory?
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  2754. ​ @snowman2970 it's largely not spent in the UK. The US spends money in the US because they send stuff to Ukraine and then pay US factories to replace it. The UK sends stuff to Ukraine, but Hunt has confirmed he won't pay to replace anything sent out.
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  2755. The EU got 1% of vat, not 80%
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  2756. Its because Andrew is in the studio in London rather than his home in the south of France. Maybe he can take a mic and camera home with him.
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  2757.  Andrew Dickinson  Labour is polling better than the Tories and well enough to form a coalition government.
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  2758. Freddie used to swear like a sailor. He was always telling audiences to fuck off, lol
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  2759. Sure Ivan sure. You really think Ukraine can use up ammo more quickly than the West can produce it?
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  2760. That's what the video says
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  2761. We aren't exporting vaccines. And we're importing the Pfizer vaccine because domestic supply isn't sufficient.
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  2762. Oh, Ivan....
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  2763. He fought for over 20 years, that's a pretty long stint imo.
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  2764. Within the margin of error. The results came with the warning they were + or - 4 points.
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  2765. ​ @keenanhomemovies6517  aeroplanes have limits on what they can carry. For example, no planes are large to carry Chally 2's to Ukraine, so they'll have to go from Britain via sea and rail.
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  2766. The Queen Mother's name was Elizabeth, not Mary.
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  2767.  @mikemorro140  and of course Brits played Batman and Commissioner Gordon in the Dark Knight trilogy. A Swede played the British Lara Croft. Irishman Pierce Brosnan played Bond. It's all good.
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  2768. I'm in the UK and I never saw a fan that goes 0-3-2-1 either until last year. I bought it off Amazon and couldn't work out why it was like that
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  2769. ​ @janethumphries3041  she doesn't have a woke bone in her body. there's a difference between being woke and pro-trans rights
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  2770. That makes no sense. Russia has no more defence against nukes than the Yanks do. And it makes no logical sense to say Ukraine will one day be allies with Russia. Ukraine was only affiliated with Russia in the past cos it was conquered by the Russian Empire. It's like saying the Irish will be big allies of the British cos of being conquered so many times.
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  2771. Lecturn. He didn't have a podium
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  2772. You can buy a title from the Principality of Sealand
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  2773. Foreigners are no less biased
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  2774.  @zairemorpheus  she has a name 🙄
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  2775.  @Daminous_Games  you're ridiculous. Present day art representing the people of today isn't a bad thing.
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  2776. This didn't age well
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  2777. Why bring race into it? Are you racist?
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  2778. Your loss
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  2779. Biden is a plastic paddy
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  2780. Everything Farage said was a suggestion on Brexit cos he wasn't the prime minister. He had as much power over government policy as you do today
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  2781. This is an exaggeration. The LibDems support most measures recommended by Sage, they just oppose vaccine passports
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  2782.  @christinewolfe5481  George VI gave Philip the style HRH so Philip wouldn't be forced to bow to his wife, Princess Elizabeth when entered a room she was already in.
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  2783. How many of those thousands of tanks are T-62s taken out of a museum? And don't forget that tanks aren't the only way to destroy tanks. Bradley fighting vehicles are tank killers and Ukraine still has anti-tank weapons such as NLAW
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  2784. It wasn't even America, evidence points to Ukraine
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  2785. Source?
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  2786. Liar, yes. Disgraced and traitor, no.
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  2787. It was reported in the UK press that Russia will use slave labour from North Korea to rebuild captured (stolen) parts of Ukraine
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  2788. He would cease to be king
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  2789. What?
    1
  2790.  @absalomdraconis  it's an artillery system
    1
  2791. 🙄
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  2792. There are no problems with small European populations and genetic issues. The Pitcairn Islands are the most isolated islands on Earth and the population is always between 40-50 individuals. But they have no genetic problems. That's despite them being European. They're all descended from the mutinous crew of HMS Bounty, plus some kidnapped women.
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  2793. It's true that US Presidents only do state visits to the UK once in their presidency, but they meet the prime minister in person several times per year
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  2794. I think you're being too optimistic. I'd love for you to be right, but I have no faith in government to get defence spending where it needs to be
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  2795. The bridge wasn't destroyed, it was damaged and is already running again. This shows us how difficult it is to take down a modern bridge.
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  2796. Lord Ashcroft does his own polls. They're no more accurate.
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  2797. Good for you. I wish we in the UK could do the same
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  2798. I read this in the voice of Sir Christopher Lee
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  2799. Omg... You anti-vaxxers truly are nutters.
    1
  2800. well, they're all British.
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  2801. ​ @noogate2672  Culture has nowt to do with race.
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  2802. ​ @noogate2672  And a white Briton and a black Aussie will have more in common than the white Brit and white German. Culture isn't race.
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  2803. ​ @christee9590  your racist examples make no sense. Kemi is a Brit running to be PM of Britain. So comparing her to an Englishperson running for election in Nigeria makes no sense. A better example is a Nigerian running for office in Nigeria, and i assume Kemi wouldn't have a problem with that
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  2804.  @ralphybell1  they won't be protected by mid-Feb cos they'll only gave had the first shot, and by the time they get their second shots in May the first won't be working after such a long gap. Then we'll have to start jabbing them all over again
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  2805. Because torture gets the truth out of no one. A tortured person will tell you what you want to hear, not the truth.
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  2806. That would force Taiwan's Western allies into opposing it.
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  2807. They can start as soon as Putin withdraws his army from Ukraine
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  2808. Archie is entitled to the title of Lord and will become the Duke of Sussex after Harry dies.
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  2809. Charles can't strip the title. Only an Act of Parliament can remove it. And so far Parliament has only removed a Dukedom if the Duke has been found guilty of treason
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  2810. How would it be gone?
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  2811. ​ @geofo60 but there wasn't any austerity . Spending went up under Cameron and Osbourne
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  2812. ​ @j-mshistorycorner6932 Jane wasn't queen. Mary I automatically became queen upon her brothers death.
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  2813. He's not in jail
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  2814. ​ @chris6559 May provided that
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  2815. You can on their mobile app
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  2816. It wasn't the queen who did it. It was Sir Nick Clegg who was deputy prime minister from 2010-15. The line of succession can only be altered if the 15 parliaments of the 15 realms all the pass the same altering it. it was quite the challenge for Sir Nick.
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  2817. Scrapping HS2 was a good idea. They should've scrapped the whole thing
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  2818. Nah, just stripping the royal and noble titles would be enough. As a republican, the only thing about monarchy that offends me is the concept of a person holding office through accident of birth. At least we the people can remove 'king' Boris at any election.
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  2819.  @floridagirl9064  he hasn't removed himself cos he still officially lives in the UK
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  2820.  @자수정-m2n  they're talking about counsellors of state. There are five them and by rank they are: 1. Prince William, Prince of Wales 2. Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex 3. Prince Andrew, Duke of York 4. Princess Beatrice of York 5. Queen Camilla Each of them can be deputised to fill in for the King and if an underage child became King they'd be asked to serve as regent in that order. Though Camilla will lose her place when Charles dies.
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  2821. 15,000 cannon fodder won't last long. The Russians can't even train their professional soldiers properly
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  2822.  @janlanik2660  the Argentina's had fighter jets and the Falklands had zero ground to air defences. 20 Sea Harriers were the only protection from over 100 Argentinian fighters, so they could've kept going.
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  2823. If only we could recall them... The system is too restrictive
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  2824.  @Rockyboy2106  🙄
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  2825. Obviously he meant the next new year
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  2826.  @Hava744  it's illegal to sleep with sex slaves in the UK regardless of their age. If Andrew did what she alleges then he broke the law.
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  2827.  @Hava744  under UK law a 17 year old needs parental permission to marry or go to war. And 17 year olds are NOT sent to prison. They go to youth detention centres. Totally different to prison.
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  2828. Brexit is a process. It can be good or bad depending on the policies. Elect Brexiteers and watch us fly
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  2829. If only, won't happen though
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  2830. So there was no punishment for handball before VAR? I'm sure I remember some
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  2831. Members of the Lord's don't have constituencies; they're unelected.
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  2832. They don't have that power
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  2833. Hopefully they will allow the elections to take place. I'm still waiting for the May 2020 London elections to take place so we can vote out Sadiq Khan.
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  2834. That's what they said about the last one
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  2835.  HMQ  AV isn't proportional, that's why it was rejected. I think a referendum on real PR, single transferable vote, for example, would win.
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  2836. I'd get a second opinion from an actual doctor.
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  2837. I really wish Can had run for Parliament in 2019. He's a diamond in the Tory Party.
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  2838. Boris was fined - the same punishment we'd have got.
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  2839. Yes they are, sadly.
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  2840. It's fine. If you obey North Korean law you're treated very well there because they're desperate for the foreign currency from tourists.
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  2841.  @briancarno8837  Russia wanted the Kyiv government removed, a Putin puppet in place, all of Ukraine's coastline, about 80% of it's territory and some of Moldova too. Russia is going to get a lot less than that.
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  2842.  @briancarno8837  so if America decides to invade part of Russia later today will Putin agree it's ridiculous for him to ask the Americans to give up the land they e taken? It works both ways, right?
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  2843. Sweden
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  2844. Yeah... He never will.
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  2845. He wasn't even voted in
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  2846. They got shot of an elected Conservative (Truss) and replaced her with an unelected and unelectable socialist (Sunak) and they're surprised to be behind in the polls 🙄
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  2847.  @jayakishore2727  and the majority voted FOR Boris
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  2848.  @bilibilibi5483  🙄
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  2849. Dr David Starky is right...war memorials are turning into quasi-religious shrines and the reactions to them is over the top. We should remember a war while its veterans live because they deserve our thanks, but keeping the religious fervour going for forever more is silly.
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  2850. The law exists but who says it's necessary? It's like lockdown laws here in the UK - they were never needed.
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  2851. Too many world leaders don't want Russia to be crushed. Led by Macron and a little bit by Biden they want an end that leaves Putin in power in a Russia that feels secure enough to stop striking out. I think they're fools and I'd also like to see Russia crushed. But
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  2852. We have come out of the EU
    1
  2853. You mean "our country's" singular
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  2854. Citation needed
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  2855. Being self sufficient in food would be awful. Don't you like the choice we currently enjoy? Without imports your choices in the shop during winter would be lots of potato, turnip and bread plus war-time rations of meat, eggs, milk.
    1
  2856. Yes it has
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  2857. So never?
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  2858.  @davidedbrooke9324  they're not ours. The public only own Buckingham Palace. The Royals privately own everything else. The Queen's father, King George VI, spent millions buying Windsor Castle for example
    1
  2859. Biden was live on TV
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  2860. What's the point of having a left wing Tory on the panel? He'll just agree with Labour's Prince of Darkness. You should get a right winger on the show
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  2861. who?
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  2862. He's wrong - China is NOT a global superpower. A superpower can project military power to any corner of the globe. Only the USA can do that, China doesn't come close.
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  2863. Who cares about skin colour, a Brit is a Brit.
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  2864. Billions were wasted during COVID. It starts with free money going to businesses that were 2 days old, plus PPE that didn't work, paying people to sit at home and buying vaccines that weren't used. Like, do you remember 2021 when the government was cock-a-hoop because it beat the French to buying a French vaccine? We paid for it in full but it was never used.
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  2865. by that logic half the countries in the world aren't sovereign
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  2866. They have a good hoover
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  2867. Boris Johnson
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  2868.  @sisiphas  being born outside the UK isn't the same as being a person of colour. People of colour are born in the UK
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  2869. Because there's a lot of misinformation around climate change. For example, people pretend that climate change can be stopped. That is false. Even if human-caused global warming stopped tomorrow, climate change would still continue albeit more slowly. Misinformation like pretending climate change can be stopped makes sceptics wonder what other lies are being told.
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  2870. ​ @syncopatedfeb4770 🙄
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  2871. Sunak is the only MP less trustworthy than that snake Michael Gove
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  2872.  @hittitecharioteer  it's not gene therapy. Anyone calling it that is an idiot
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  2873. ​ @dambrooks7578  ship, not boat
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  2874. No, because Sunak is a backstabber. Once upon a time, Sunak was the most popular MP among the membership. It changed after he stabbed Boris in the back. Sunak will always be the new Heslitine.
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  2875.  @frankjaeger760  Steve Baker or Jacob Rees-Mogg could replace Boris
    1
  2876.  @hjyigo4759  I think they would allow a conviction politician if they were desperate. Tories have the strongest survival instinct in politics.
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  2877.  @basiltozer9078  but the Irish and Maltese were formally British, same as Russian-speaking Ukrainians were once Russian. It doesn't mean they want to be Russian again.
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  2878. ​ @rogerpennel1798  T-55s are a deathtrap. You'd never, ever get me inside one
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  2879. The Monster Raving Loony Party came eighth with 118 votes.
    1
  2880. Sure thing, Ivan
    1
  2881. Farage offered to help with Brexit, but the Tories told him to eff off. What did you expect him to do, overthrow the government so he could take over?
    1
  2882.  @predatoruy  the TEZ was an area that third countries warned away from in case they were shot at by accident. It in no way promised to be the exclusive fighting zone
    1
  2883. No land comes with Barony. There are two ways to become a Baron: be the eldest son of an hereditary Baron, or be gifted a non-hereditary Barony when you're placed in the House of Lords. New hereditary barony's haven't been created outside the senior Royal family in decades.
    1
  2884.  @evolassunglasses4673  🙄
    1
  2885. That's a very high confidence level. what evidence has been found for it?
    1
  2886. You spelt "wisdom" wrong in the "wisdom of Brexit". What price freedom?
    1
  2887. British. Sunak is British.
    1
  2888. Aww he is.
    1
  2889. Licence, not license
    1
  2890.  @CopperVault  in general elections the public vote for who they want to be prime minister. MPs are basically an electoral college so the public is electing the PM in a way. Which draws a good comparison to the USA. Technically the president isn't elected either. Voters vote for people to sit in a convention and select a president. The difference is Americans are far less likely to quibble over the difference
    1
  2891. People you know is a rather self-selective isn't it?
    1
  2892.  @MrGoulden  he needs two-thirds both chambers of Congress and 75% of the 50 states to vote to amend the constitution if wants to serve more than 2 terms.
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  2893.  @FirstLast-nt5ui  he'll get 3 hot halal meals a day. A TV and PlayStation in his cell.
    1
  2894. The traitors keep removing the Brexiteers
    1
  2895. He's not a good man. A good man wouldn't have bullied Boris into not running against him.
    1
  2896. You have to live there for years before you can apply. Hasn't Sunak been living in London?
    1
  2897. Blowing the dam won't hurt the Ukrainian army though. Kherson is uphill of the dam and would be safe from the flooding. Meanwhile the Russian army is moving back to the lower lands that would be flooded by the dam bursting.
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  2898. The UK faces this future. Thanks Cons and Labour :)
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  2899. That's why the EU would need federal taxes set by the EU parliament
    1
  2900. they weren't running to be prime minister. Cleggy ran to be the leader of 60-odd MPs, and Cameron ran to be Leader of the Opposition, a he at least had 5 years experience at that job before becoming PM
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  2901. Snake Island isn't part of Crimea
    1
  2902. That's not hate.
    1
  2903. Because we're paying what we owe in installments. It was said at the time that we'd be paying off our debts for decades.
    1
  2904. In 10 years Labour will be in power. No party in the UK has managed to stay to power for 24 consecutive years before, which is what your prediction requires.
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  2905. ​ @AdeToz  I'd hesitate to call Thatcher working class. Her father owned his own business so I'd say they were lower middle class.
    1
  2906. 🙄
    1
  2907. ​ @hairyairey it kinda is. Anytime Farage used his debit card, set up a direct debit or wrote an old fashioned cheque others would've seen that he banked with Coutts. Such a woke bank couldn't stand for people knowing Mr Brexit banked with them
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  2908. Because the EU is beneath us.
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  2909. 🙄
    1
  2910.  @observergoldstein3709  Israel is trying to stay friendly with Russia.
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  2911.  @bobeyes3284  Gepard's aren't tanks, they're self-propelled guns
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  2912. I doubt it JR-M will run because he probably won't be an MP. He's in a swing seat that he took from Labour in 2010 and polls say Labour will get it back in 2024 or 25, whenever the election is held
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  2913. ​ NJP-Supremacist speak for yourself
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  2914. 🙄
    1
  2915. Not all. George Galloway was a Brexiteer, but you think he will vote for a right wing party? No chance. Millions of lefties voted Leave so they could elect a hardcore socialist leader like Corbyn or Galloway
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  2916.  @louisdancie7729  the US and UK have given more support to Ukraine than the EU combined. The key word is given. Some countries, like Germany, are very good at promising things but very poor at delivering them to Ukraine.
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  2917. ​ @alissalatour7332 when Ronald Reagan invited Canada's head of state to a state visit, Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada attended. Afterwards he askedher where she was going next, "I'm going home, Mr President - to Canada."
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  2918. Lunch is more than 50p. 50p won't even get you single slice of pizza in my niece's high school.
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  2919. They failed in the majority of objectives. If you have 10 jobs to do and you only achieve 2 of them you're doing badly.
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  2920. Grouping them together in combined arms warfare is the correct way to fight. Russian tanks are so easy to destory because they travel alone
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  2921. ​ @peterlaing6661  that's what you Russian trolls said before the last offensive. And remember how that turned out? Kharkiev Oblast liberated in short order, followed by Kherson city.
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  2922. But things can work out. Churchill switched to the Liberals and became chancellor. Later he switched back to the Tories and became prime minister. "Political parties are like horses, you ride whichever one will take you to victory", he said.
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  2923. She was Home Secretary, the home office minister is one of the Secretary of State's deputies
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  2924. The Human Rights Act is a bad thing and always has been. All we need is the liberty guaranteed by the English common law.
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  2925. False
    1
  2926.  @pinkbono  Russia doesn't hold any territory in northern Ukraine. The 25,000 are coming from Russia's forces in Donbass
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  2927.  @ivorbiggun710  Churchill's second term from 1951-54 was pretty darn bad. Churchill was the one who abolished the right to bear arms from the English Bill of Rights and banned Brits from carrying weapons in self-defence.
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  2928. Kate isn't a princess.
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  2929.  @annamack5823  oh, it is not.
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  2930. ​​ @Spearca 1982. Britain asked for help after Argentina invaded the Falklands. Belgium refused to provide us with weapons and France refused to give Britain the codes to deactivate the missiles France sold Argentina. Thatcher had to force the French president to give her the codes by telling 9:28 Secretary of State and the US ambassador to the UN both urged President Reagan to refuse to help the UK. But the Secretary of Defence and junior State Dept officials wanted to help Britain. In the end they hatched a plan... Accession Island has two military bases - a larger British one and a smaller American one. The DoD quietly asked Britain what it needed and had everything delivered to warehouse on Accession. When the Task Force arrived it got take anything it paid for.
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  2931. We said Bakhmut has no strategic value and that's true. But it doesn't mean it can't have emotional value and significance to Ukraine
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  2932. How can they do it 7 weeks before the election if they don't know when it is?
    1
  2933. None. They'll catch the real thing and build real immunity from that
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  2934. ​ @carlad2640 he has been charged previously
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  2935. ​ @chouseification maybe, just maybe, there can be more than one way to earn "doc". You're being a gatekeeper
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  2936. Evidence?
    1
  2937. Ukraine has been given both
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  2938. Butt hurt much?
    1
  2939. Support for same sex marriage is a majority view.
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  2940. Yeah, but there's not a lot of choice out there. 99% of animation houses have closed since the 80s.
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  2941. There was no homelessness before 2010?
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  2942. Sacking civil servants is very difficult
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  2943. Portillo and Johnson nicked it all
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  2944.  @lynncuthbert2307  I'm pretty sure she's British. George V specifically reformed the Firm to make it British and dilute any German
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  2945. Tbf, Scotland itself only fully abolished feudalism less than 20 years ago.
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  2946. @Kara Colclough but it'll never end. Look at free school milk. It was supposed to be a temporary thing during the war to make sure kids were getting enough milk despite war time rationing. But Labour won the election of 1945 and made free milk a permanent entitlement, until Thatcher ended it in the 70s/80s and became known as the milk snatcher among the angry public. The lesson is the public don't like having so-called entitlements taken away, so all government spending becomes permanent.
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  2947.  @jbshiva865  you're laughing. I think the 58 million people in England can get by without the EU, thanks.
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  2948. I didn't carry a mobile 32 years ago. They were still an expensive luxury in 1990
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  2949.  @ipitchford  do you ask that about the flu? There are lots of illnesses growing at the moment. For example lockdown is increasing depression and suicides. Locked down areas also have higher instances of death from heart problems and cancer. Why would anyone want to kill those people?
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  2950. Parliament votes on all spending.
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  2951. ​ @JBRAI22 release depth charges which force it to surface, then capture it as you would any ship.
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  2952. Teachers aren't vulnerable. It would be immoral to jab a 25 year old teacher instead of a 60 year old
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  2953. That wouldn't hide anything. Imagine if the UK tried to hide the fact it sent 14 Chally 2's to Ukraine, it wouldn't have worked. Today the minister had to confirm Challenger 2 stocks in the British army had fallen from 227 to 213, plus we've seen the videos of Chally 2 in Ukraine. It doesn't take a genius to work out 2+2=4.
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  2954. Then he won't get paid.
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  2955. Because Russia has to buy off the open market in that case. And when demand grows but supply reduces or stays the same prices go up to compensate. That's the free market.
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  2956. Nope
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  2957. Yes
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  2958. ​@Harry Haller questions are different to attitude
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  2959. Do you mean become president, or are you taking a pop at Biden by saying he'd not really top of the ticket?
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  2960.  @randyvalantino6850  viruses ultimately evolve to be less deadly. That's why Spanish flu doesn't kill millions per year anymore.
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  2961. How is that a Freudian slip?
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  2962. Why would most alien life have died out? Within our own galaxy our sun is in the top 20% of oldest stars. There's a very real possibility that we're the oldest and most advanced life this galaxy has so far produced.
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  2963. It's happening to all YouTubers
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  2964.  @louisbeerreviews8964  we're running away lol. They were going to keep a few dozen UK officials in the country, but now they're running because there's no guarantee that a military force of 3,000 Americans and 600 Brits can hold the airport if the Taliban attacks them.
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  2965. He has a show on Times Radio already
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  2966. Sir Desmond defends Boris over the lockdown parties. Shameful.
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  2967. If you sign up for them your bank converts your money to USD for payments
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  2968. Nothing you can do about that unless you nationalise GPs. How much extra tax would that cost?
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  2969. @Amando Marques "we can't fight a war for you" -- Qui-Gon Jinn.
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  2970. So what's the difference then?
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  2971. Slovakia doesn't border the war
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  2972. Sunak made himself Tory leader without a vote, and Corbyn refused to resign even when the majority of Labour MPs wanted shot of him. So don't play the high and mighty card, it won't fit. And who says a political party can't also be a company?
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  2973. They are now
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  2974. ​ @jonnarobinson7541 her research has lots of mistakes as well
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  2975. They can't form a joint government because the Wet Tories on the left hate Farage with every fibre of their being
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  2976. ​ @SlowhandGreg capitalism is growing the economy in the USA. It's state intervention and high taxes that's dragging down the UK
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  2977. He never was a superpower. Russia has been over egged for 20+ years
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  2978. Churchill wasn't really a conservative. He was a Liberal who only rejoined the Conservatives because the Liberals tore themselves to pieces. So calling him a decent Conservative prime minister is a joke. He was a liberal
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  2979. none of that makes sense.
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  2980. He's got a few. Possibly more than Sunak
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  2981. She's been a lesbian since 2013, please catch up
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  2982. So?
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  2983. No. Her libertarianism is exactly what we need
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  2984. If Trump had a legitimate complaint he'd provided evidence of widespread fraud. The odd one here and there isn't going to overturn Biden's 5 figure leads.
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  2985. You need to provide a source for your claim.
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  2986. I'm surprised they didn't take the knee before they left.
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  2987. ​ @flitsertheo  it wouldn't restrict their freedom of movement.
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  2988. Should Nigel Farage be kicked out of Reform? He's a former Tory
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  2989. The Tory left won't stop rewriting history. So the Tories didn't destroy themselves by forcing the left wing promise breaking socialist, Rishi Sunak. They destroyed themselves by having the election winning Boris Johnson. 🙄 Pull the other one, Rory.
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  2990. No, he really isn't. Rishi is only better than Boris if you're a Remain supporting socialist
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  2991. It's not stolen. A Frenchman found some rubble that belonged to no-one and sold it on. Stonehenge has a legal owner. In fact, it's had many owners. At one point even an American owned it.
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  2992. The Times have been pro-Labour since the 90s
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  2993. Unconditional surrender means Ukraine gains the right to occupy Russia, run the Russian government, disband, the military, police, civil service, and so much more. Good luck leading the army into Moscow that secures unconditional surrender, General Avalloc.
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  2994. 🙄
    1
  2995. ​ @Todd_Bohely 🙄
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  2996. Lots of people about free school meals, or else it wouldn't be news.
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  2997. The king can't stop the use of their titles.
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  2998. It's owned by the Times newspaper. Ultimately that means Rupert Murdoch is owner
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  2999. It does have harbours and airports though.
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  3000. He loves Europe
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  3001. The point is the people are to blame, not the guns. Going by gun control logic, we should blame knives for knife crime and fix the problem by banning knife ownership. Deal with the people, not the misused tool.
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  3002. We should bring back Boris
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  3003. UK was rich because of the Industrial Revolution. India was a poor land that provided no more than Africa did.
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  3004. Employee.
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  3005. You get what you vote for and you deserve what you vote for. That's how.
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  3006. No, Starker will be PM. Don't get carried away
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  3007.  @adamg3938  she's the PM, they all get death threats, it's why we pay for them to receive lifetime bodyguards from Special Branch
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  3008. The African leaders do the stealing, Prigozhin merely received a cut.
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  3009. We had intact infrastructure in 1922 too. The similarity is the growth of government and taxes and the belief that still more government is the only answer.
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  3010. ​ @TG-fq6vy how is it arrogance?
    1
  3011. No, it's about He-Man being stuck as Prince Adam and Teela helping him to become He-Man again. What's wrong or woke about that storyline?
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  3012. Yay, I'm glad you corrected your mispronouncation of "lieutenant"
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  3013. It's a recording?
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  3014. Ok, Ivan
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  3015. Let me guess, soon a shirtless Putin will arrive in Donbass to wipe out the Ukrainians Rambo style.
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  3016. I don't respect her. She kept failing to be elected to Parliament so she took a seat in the unelected Lords. Farage to his great credit has refused to take a seat Inn the Lord's even when the Tories have tried to buy him off
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  3017. There is no NATO expense because NATO has no money. The individual members spend on their own defence and NATO is leadership structure that would allow the allies to easily work as one during a war. The only country seriously replacing donated kit with new kit is Poland. For example, they've given 300 Soviet tanks to Ukraine and ordered 1000 brand new K2 tanks from South Korea as replacement. Likewise, Poland has ordered 500 HIMARs from the US to replace donated artillery pieces. Most of the other allies, the UK for example, simply aren't replacing what has been sent to Ukraine.
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  3018. Because the American and South Korean soldiers aren't authorised to shoot people crossing illegally. As for the North Korean soldiers, in their place would you kill an American without being told to?
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  3019. There aren't enough forces there for a successful attack
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  3020. It's funded by the BBC using taxpayer money so has to be on the telly
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  3021. Prime minister's don't get a pension or anything anymore. Cameron scrapped it, so Brown was the last to get it.
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  3022. It's a shame a restored the fighter. It would've been better to leave it original even if it was in a bad state
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  3023. You saw all the evidence before the police did?
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  3024. You mean give taxpayer money to Harry and Meghan? Cos the late Queen financially supported them, especially after the Duke of Windsor (Edward) died, to keep them quiet and away from scandals.
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  3025. The Yanks say none have been destroyed. The Russians say they've destroyed double the number that Ukraine was given.
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  3026. You fear libertarian views because you know they'd be popular if they were more widely talked about.
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  3027. Sorry, not sorry
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  3028. How? They're cut off from Western banks
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  3029. Truss was another Maggie, that's why the Wets removed her
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  3030. Because a woman can only headline one show while men get the other 99.999999999%?
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  3031. The Allies retreated a lot in 1939-40. What happened in 1945?
    1
  3032. It's old hat. Tories and especially Thatcherites have been treated like that for decades. It's the job of US media to deal with it, not a paper primarily aimed at Brits.
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  3033. 🙄
    1
  3034. ​​ @beng7845 the left did
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  3035.  @illegalopinions4082  🙄
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  3036. 🙄
    1
  3037. If the NHS is free, does that mean I can ask for my taxes back?
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  3038. Why did the USA invade its own territory during the civil war? Same answer in both cases - to maintain control.
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  3039. Obama was president during the invasion of Crimea.
    1
  3040. No, he stood down less than half his candidates
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  3041. ​ @user-gu9yq5sj7c evolution by natural selection is a thing that exists. You can't definitely say no animal will evolve to match our intelligence.
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  3042. He didn't vote for Brexit
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  3043. It is a democracy. A lot has changed since the Republic was founded, including the Senate becoming elected
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  3044. Another reason is India likes to do the same thing of invading territory it feels entitled to. JFK even called India "the preacher caught sneaking out the brothel" over its hypocrisy of preaching peace while invading neighbours left, right and centre.
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  3045. Boris only listens to Sage
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  3046. You're right, but there must be some kind of loophole cos Meghan Markle gets away with calling herself the "Duchess of Sussex".
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  3047.  @thepoliticalitalian8615  lol. You're not racist against Muslims, but you judge them all as non-peaceful. Yeah no racism there 🙄
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  3048. Yes, until she remarries. Same as if they divorced. She'd be Duchess of Sussex until she remarried
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  3049. Andrew is the boss of the Speccy. If he wants to come on, he's coming on.
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  3050. 🙄 you just sound like a racist. Be careful with your words.
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  3051. The UK's trying to comply with an international agreement - the Belfast Agreement, which the protocol threatens. You obviously oppose the Belfast Agreement, and that's fine, but you need to win a referendum before you bin it.
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  3052. She's very moderate. She's even pro-trans rights. The last pro-trans prime minister was May.
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  3053. There is misinformation here. Clarke suggestes that all Relublicans want to reduce support to Ukraine. This is NOT true. Mike Pence, for example, wants to maintain it. Trump is the only major Republican who opposes support to Ukraine
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  3054. 80% of parents want to jab their kids. They're idiots but they vote, so...
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  3055.  @Daydreambeliever-k5j  the lockdowns have caused suicides in the UK to increase from 22 per day to 37. Next year there's going to be a huge spike in cancer deaths because the NHS refuses to treat them. So I hope you don't get cancer, have a stroke or heart problems. If you do, the NHS will leave you to die to leave beds empty for Covid patients.
    1
  3056. 🙄
    1
  3057. ​@dannantais7336 🙄🙄
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  3058. Boris is never finished. He's a bit like the 21st century Old Man Gladstone
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  3059. The new Lord Haw Haw
    1
  3060. And both those things come from England. Well, parliamentary democracy does. I know we can bring up the direct democracy of Ancient Greece, but constitutional, parliamentary democracy comes from England
    1
  3061. PromiteVires58, you think a radio host has more influence over the prime minister and her cabinet than the MPs who have the power to remove her from office?
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  3062. You always look for some kind of victory before you negotiate. Missiles are all Putin has left.
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  3063. They need to stretch it out to 8 mins to get the maximum number of ad rolls.
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  3064. ​ @Northstander he would still be leader even if he lost his seat
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  3065.  @mktf5582  so you fear free speech
    1
  3066. Andrew doesn't advocate for anything, he puts the opposite view to the guess because he's non-biased.
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  3067. 1 million shells doesn't last long. At the height of summer last year Ukraine was firing 10,000 shells per day, and Russia was firing 20,000 per day. At that rate, 1 million shells lasts Ukraine 100 days and Russia 50 days.
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  3068. 🙄
    1
  3069. Didn't he regret the marriage? They barely spoke to one another after a few years of marriage
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  3070. Lee-mahn
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  3071. We need more layers cal taxes, not less! We should be like the US and France where powerful mayor's run local affairs, instead of far away government in London
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  3072. ​ @mogznwaz we should privatise the hospitals and the government should give everyone social insurance, like in Germany
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  3073. There is no Czechoslovakia.
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  3074.  @andyxox4168  because they're forced to test?
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  3075. If it was a mere lapse Fox would be apologising. Instead he's been doubling down. It's pride before a fall...
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  3076. ​ @georgerj2419 who says she can't take it? She didn't even complain, viewers did.
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  3077. Changing the line of succession requires major legalisation where all the countries that share the monarch pass the same law. If memory serves the changes made in 2013 (the stop younger brothers taking the place of elder sisters) was the first change since 1701.
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  3078. Remember: Ukraine has retaken more land in the past month than Russia took in the previous year.
    1
  3079. ​ @SmartCookie2022 not legally
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  3080. Nigel would never associate with Robinson
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  3081. America did win those wars. Politicians gave up on the peace
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  3082. Ann
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  3083. ​ @debb6393 yes, make him PM
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  3084. Baker backed Brexit and Boris, he looks a winner to me.
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  3085. 🙄
    1
  3086. Cos everyone knows who nuked Japan. It's hardly a secret
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  3087.  @ChestinysDialed  it's an ensemble now?
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  3088.  @SayItAintSo4real  there's no evidence that they bring in more tourism than they cost to support. The only way to find out is to make England a republic again and see if tourism goes down. I bet it doesn't.
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  3089.  @jojijosette5946  can you prove the Royals bring in more revenue than they cost? Cos I've never seen the evidence and I've been asking to see it for 20 years.
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  3090. 🙄
    1
  3091. ​ @random_an0n  built by the Northern Irish, AKA British
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  3092. Kate isn't a princess, she's a Duchess
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  3093. They're regulated by Ofcom, they have to be careful with their language
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  3094. That makes absolutely no sense. First of all, both the Tories and Labour want to scrape the Fixed Term Parliaments Act, and the Bill to do so is going through the Commons. But mainly what you say makes zero sense. How does it avoid MPs facing the voters?
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  3095. It's not life
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  3096. Back then Mars was warmer than Earth is today.
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  3097. I wish i could leaf through the copies of Hansard Ann has behind her.
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  3098. Labour
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  3099. Your ancestor could have bought a Lordship, most likely. It was perfectly legal for a prime minister to sell the title Lord (and a seat in the House of Lords to go with it) up until the mid-1920s.
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  3100. The Reagan years were better to be fair
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  3101. Why an independent?
    1
  3102. It's called Reform UK
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  3103. You Russians were saying that last year before the offensive that retook Kharkiv and Kherson. Didn't the Russians say "Kherson is Russian forever"? How's that working out?
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  3104. Name the medicines
    1
  3105. Ew. Disgusting.
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  3106. Does repatriations mean you'll send all the Anglo-Saxons back to Germany? There'll only be a few Cornish, Welsh and Scots left in Great Britain.
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  3107. ​ @pathat8869 1984 is a novel about a tyrannical government
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  3108. He's a socialist. That's the last thing we need.
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  3109.  @tommiatkins3443  🙄
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  3110.  @luisfernando5998  Sweden didn't do it too. Neither did Texas or Florida
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  3111. Nah, the UK would side with the US, 100%. All Five Eyes countries would be united. And remember: lost equipment can be rebuilt but lost territory can't just be replaced. It would be a US victory.
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  3112. They aren't. You have to be over 21 to counsellor of state
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  3113. The NHS is a diaster. Just imagine if we copied the universal health care system used in Germany or the Netherlands. We'd have top notch care and no waiting lists.
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  3114.  @accaciagame1706  the French have never invaded England. I think you're getting them confused with the Normans. And calling the Normans French is the same as calling the Irish English because they speak English.
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  3115. ​ @ZuulGatekeeper that's not good enough. In the list of countries that have given aid as a percentage of GDP the UK is 11th having given 0.55%. Estonia is first at 3.55%, Denmark second at 2.41% and Norway third at 1.72%. I repeat the UK is bloody 11th.
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  3116. Are you referring to Boris being born in New York? He isn't a foreigner, he's a natural born UK citizen through is parents
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  3117. Bolton said he hopes DeSantis walks the negative Ukraine comments back. He can't say more than that when he's never even spoken to the bloke.
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  3118. ​ @dopaminedreams1122 he's Scottish... There's half a chance he's a British hating Scot Nat. Hell, him calling Thatcher a dictator makes it 80%
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  3119. The only way you can have zero waiting lists is go down the Continental route of privatising the hospitals and using social insurance. I'm all for it but I bet Reform is too chicken 💩 to propose it
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  3120. Which one?
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  3121. Russians do have history of attacking their own people to justify an attack on other countries. Stalin attacked a Russian village, blamed Finland and invaded it.
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  3122. ​ @softan but the title states it is definitively impossible
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  3123. The occasion was Valentine's Day
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  3124. No
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  3125. There's no time limit on prosecuting a crime. He should be arrested the next time he's in the UK. But he won't be.
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  3126. Russia is selling oil to China at a huge discount and they haven't really replaced gascsales cos it's not easy to redirect when gas pipes don't exist
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  3127. They've already repaired it, unfortunately
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  3128. No, because not only do the Ukrainians have reserves being held back, but know where their main attack will be and which attacks are a feint, the Russians don't. That means the Russians have to keep the maximum possible number of troops everywhere across the line.
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  3129. It's an equal world. China can sanction the West for supplying Ukraine if it likes, same as the West can sanction China.
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  3130. Most of the Conservatives in the UK would be left wing Dems in the US, sadly
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  3131. Plenty of religions are accepting of homosexuality. Quakers and Liberal Jews carry out religious same-sex marriage.
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  3132. Before the UK left the EU, a law was passed saying a UK-wide referendum must be held to approve EU treaty change. The UK public would've blocked all new members forever more on the grounds we don't want to pay for them to be members.
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  3133. I'd say it was good if she'd been an adult when she left. But she wasn't. She's a school girl who was groomed and sexually abused by Islamic extremists.
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  3134. Wrong, most fiction isn't absurd or ridiculous, because most fiction is soap operas, cop shows, etc​.  @qk5574 
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  3135. ​ @user-nf4rk1ec8s  let him come to the UK then
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  3136. Would you kick Ann Widdlecombe out of Reform then?
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  3137. ​ @marksavage1108 they abolished the limit
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  3138.  @cornishhh  he was knighted for getting villians sent down
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  3139. You can 'buy' a green card totally legally by investing $500,000 in the US economy. I wouldn't be surprised if he and the missus got it through that scheme
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  3140. Sunak isn't Indian, he's British. You can't even call him a dual citizen cos India doesn't allow that. He's British.
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  3141.  @NotcoolNotcool  Britishers isn't a word. It's like saying Indianers or Americaners.
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  3142. That would rip our Constitution to pieces. He can and will offer private advice to the PM in their weekly meetings but once the PM has made up her mind it's final. For the King to then publicly attack the PMs position by openly disagreeing would leave her with no other choice than to resign. Goodbye to democracy at that point, cos all future PM's would have to follow the King's lead thus making elections worthless.
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  3143.  @synsam12345  not by Russian standards
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  3144. AC is very rare in UK homes
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  3145. No, the US funded terrorists in Northern Ireland to defeat democracy.
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  3146. We're a major hub port. The UK is one of the least able to cut itself off from the world.
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  3147. Wouldn't that be theft?
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  3148. ​ @cookiecola5852  what price freedom? Brexit might make us poorer, it might make us richer, but regardless we've become freer. Our parliament now makes 100% or our laws, not 40%.
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  3149. The presenter mispronounced "lieutenant" it's pronounced "left-tennant"
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  3150. Bad bot
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  3151. NATO won the war in Afghanistan in a week. What happened was Americans got sick of paying for the occupation
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  3152. Why Chelsea and United?
    1
  3153. Ground based air defences both take out the aeroplanes before they entered North Korean airspace.
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  3154. Russians won't put a woman in power
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  3155. No one. None of the parties would work with him
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  3156. ​ @NoSweat69  cos more 'rights' for workers was wonderful in the 70s?
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  3157.  @chrisbanks6659  maybe the time has some special meaning to him. I wondered if it was related to his partner who passed away
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  3158. ​ @trogdortpennypacker6160 the QE2 is a cruise ship...
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  3159. Why the Vikings? Why not further back to the Ango-Saxons or the Scoti? Or even further back to the Ancient Britons, aka the Cornish and the Welsh.
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  3160. In 2015 UKIP took more votes from Labour than the Tories ​ @DoddyIshamel 
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  3161. 🙄
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  3162. What makes you think poorer people aren't capable of voting? I can't afford to pay for a passport just to vote.
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  3163. Southampton is part of the UK, not India
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  3164.  @imEden0  why should they stop the money being legal tender? As late as 1970 you could put your hand in your pocket and out would come coins with Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II on them and all were legal tender. Coins from those older times only ceased to be legal tender cos of decimalation. We went from £sd to £p
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  3165. There are a million ways to hurt someone without leaving a mark on the bones.
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  3166. The UK was bombing Germany with thousands of aircraft nightly during the war but you want us to believe it only had 400 aircraft? Poor research.
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  3167. So? So did Blair, Osborne, Boris, etc
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  3168. No, two wrongs don't make a right.
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  3169. Nope the UK won't put tariffs up even if they do. Look at Hong Kong or Victorian Britain. When you unilaterally set your tariffs to zero you become richer even if the other side doesn't do the same. That's why repelling the corn laws worked. TL;DR putting up tariffs would shoot us in the foot. We want to be free-traders again.
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  3170. You speak for all Muslims?
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  3171. The life sentences should consecutive, not concurrent. That means the minimum terms would be added together
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  3172.  @guillembauza1658  you'd be surprised
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  3173.  @annwurch9651  nothing. The royals bring nothing to the UK. France gets more tourists than the UK does, and French palaces are empty of royals.
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  3174. You are being picky to be fair.
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  3175. That's crazy and goes against any sense of free speech we barely have remaining.
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  3176.  @karlyo6937  India cancelled their unfilled orders from Russia
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  3177. How can you ban a UK citizen from the UK?
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  3178. We knew he lied before he ever got elected for the first time in the 00s. Voter's are willing to tolerate it up to a point.
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  3179. 🙄 yes there is. You just don't like it.
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  3180. I don't care about small lies. Cake is a small lie.
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  3181. You can't remove property that they paid for with their own private cash. That's communist
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  3182. Nope. There is a petition for Parliament to pass a law that would allow Parliament or the King to remove Dukedoms so Andrew can lose his title, but they're trying to ignore it
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  3183. ​ @AbAb-th5qe a president wouldn't be able to do much either. See the president's of Ireland, Israel, Germany, etc for what a British president could be
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  3184. Are you a hairstylist?
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  3185. A multipolar world makes sense. The liberal belief of all nations being the same is a pipedream.
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  3186. First the Arab nations would have to be willing to sell and second they'd need an export licence from the Western powers, because they buy their jets from the West. For example, Saudi Arabia has the F-15E (American), the Panavia Tornado (British), and the Eurofighter Typhoon (multi national led by Britain). Egypt has the F-16 (American), MiG-21 (Russian), and Mirage 2000 (French).
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  3187. Paid. Payed is when you seal a leak in a wooden sailing ship.
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  3188. ​ @AndrewTBP  the previous King of English, duh
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  3189. It depends who they take the votes from. If Reform takes the votes to reach 25% from the Tories it doesn't help Reform because Tory safe seats are too safe. Reform gets 2-5 seats at best. But if they take the votes to reach 25% from Labour and bring Labour down to 35%, then Reform wins 50 seats.
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  3190. What's wrong with balance?
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  3191. The country was shut down by The Quad - Boris, Rishi, Gove and Hancock. All pandemic decisions were made by The Quad and I don't recall Rishi resigning cos he opposed lockdown.
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  3192. By indigenous people I assume you mean the Welsh and Cornish? The English and Scottish are descendents of invaders.
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  3193. Galloway is on course to lose his seat
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  3194. ​ @Sally237-s4w even the LibDems wanted to do the same to the NHS. Read The Orange Book from 20 years ago. The LibDems wanted us to change to the Dutch system of health care
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  3195.  @pocolol8424  the UK still produces most of its won weapons and equipment. Where it doesn't, the stuff is being made in the US.
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  3196. I like his Mando helmet
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  3197. No, the British and English monarchies are different. And British people are born in more places than just England, Scotland and Wales. North Ireland, Isle of Man, Jersey, Guernsey, Gibraltar, the Falklands.
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  3198. Shouldn't have been appointed. They'd be winning if they'd let Boris come back. Love him or loath him Boris is a winner
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  3199. Did you see how City played against Forest? They'd have dropped points if Forest had been any team from the top 12
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  3200. 🙄
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  3201. 🙄
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  3202. No it doesn't. Ukraine is the opposite, it's actually too afraid to lose troops and that stops it really going on the attack
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  3203. If masks work, why do Asian countries still suffer from the flu and common cold?
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  3204. No such thing as king of England
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  3205. On what would it base it's legitimacy? You can see how the military overthrew the government in Myanmar but because it had no legitimacy the people give support the rebels who are now winning the civil war. In North Korea the elites would divide and fight.
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  3206. Who wants to be friends with Poland and Hungry? They're both authoritarian, illiberal and cosy up to Russia.
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  3207. It's on the LBC app
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  3208. 🙄
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  3209. you guys have too many channels, do too little research, and pump out too many videos. I can't remember the last time I saw a video from you that doesn't have glaring mistakes.
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  3210.  @sausagesoda4090  so everyone in the water company works for free? The power they use is provided at no cost? The materials used by the water company for repairs and expansion are provided for at no cost? No? No. There's no such thing as free. You can pay for the service as you use it, or you can ask the government to increase your taxes to pay for it before you use it. But you always pay for it.
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  3211. Sir Jacob
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  3212. Kemi is the one who cancelled the plan to remove all EU laws from our books and wants us to stay in the ECHR. why would you want her in Reform?
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  3213.  @rv1684  I didn't get it for that reason too
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  3214. Most people in England don't even know when St George's Day is. We'd be better served spending our time fighting for freedom from our authoritarian and illiberal govt
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  3215. 🙄 far right
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  3216. Terrible idea
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  3217.  @julianshepherd2038  ew, screw the single market. Besides that's impossible cos we're joing the Trans Pacific trading group.
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  3218. Yes, in approximately 90 billion years
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  3219. He's blind how is he to know where the camera is?
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  3220.  @Robin-Smith  not all of us are made of money
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  3221. They caught him quickly cos he took no action to hide his identity
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  3222. ​ @stoopidpaki4806  no he didn't. Andrew has never stated a single political view.
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  3223. 🙄 drop the sexism, please
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  3224. They'd never agree to appear. The elites don't like the spotlight
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  3225. If he attacked a Baltic state he'd be at war with all of NATO the next day.
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  3226. Raya made a big mistake, so of course. It has to be talked about as a topical subject
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  3227. Lord Dannantt sits in the House of Lords. They would contact his office, same as with any politician
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  3228. So you're saying Pfizer is a business, so what's to challenge? Research the product and don't take it if you don't like it.
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  3229. Even worse than the first Wilson government? He drove the country bankrupt and had to beg the IMF for a bailout.
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  3230. No, he didn't apply to be American.
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  3231. If a peace is negotiated that involves sacrifices by Ukraine (independence or land) then the West has to keep most sanctions on Russia to keep hurt going
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  3232.  @edmaphis9805  in the free and fair referendum in 1991 it voted for independence from the USSR along with the rest of Ukraine. The 2014 vote was rigged, same as the referendum the Russkies held in Poland in 1940.
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  3233. If all they do is replace with another Tory lefty like Mordaunt, they'll still be doomed. The public want a right wing Tory, but the Wets who opposed Thatcher won't allow it. The Tories are doomed
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  3234. Only if the King gives them the titles
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  3235. If wages are rising faster than inflation it means you're becoming better off
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  3236. ​ @albertbrammer9263 no, we just need wages rising faster than food prices to feel better off
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  3237. 🙄 yes it's a disease. Do you think the Earth is flat too?
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  3238. They were head of state. If they're not to be included neither should the likes of Lady Jane or Matilda
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  3239. ​ @romeohodges6407  it only takes that long if you're training from the start. If you've already flown a fighter jet you're half trained on all jets.
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  3240. Lol
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  3241.  @Snoozzzzzze  that's no use it the pub only allows you to order by phone.
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  3242. They hold their family hostage
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  3243. That seems unlikely. Our sun is in the top 20% of oldest stars in our galaxy. There's a realistic chance we're the most advanced species in the galaxy.
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  3244. Suicide rates are sky high for transfolk who haven't transitioned, but low for those who have transitioned. So you think they're killing themselves cos they're happy are after following your advice? 🙄
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  3245. No, you're wrong. Instead of banning phones from public we should ban the things you like but I don't like.
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  3246. Woman, not girl.
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  3247. Based on what?
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  3248.  @Slow_Horse  unity through discipline is still unity.
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  3249. It has not been proven viruses don't have second waves. Viruses infect and reinfect individuals with certain parts of the year being their peak. That's 101 on viruses. In the case of Covid19, it's a new virus to humans and no-one had immunity before February, so it was spreading like wildfire. Imo we should've done a Sweden and let it slowly spread, but the government issued lockdown orders and artificially slowed Covid. As long as lockdown ended, Covid resumed its wildfire spread. That's what they've named the second wave, and it is real, thanks to the lockdown.
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  3250. Where are the free soldiers? Can you send some to the UK, we're down to only 73,000 soldiers of our own. ​ @kulkrafts3143 
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  3251. There is no British empire. And having the kjng involved in government would destroy the royal family.
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  3252. ​ Snookerball13 why do you assume the boy is straight? Have you met him?
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  3253. They're all british
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  3254. ​ @oitoitoi1 no it is not. Farage actually left UKIP because he didn't support it going down an anti-Islam path
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  3255.  @crowbar9566  he used to be
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  3256. 🙄
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  3257. ​ @JanetStarChild  humans are apes, not monkeys
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  3258. Only CNN can disagree with you?
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  3259.  @sireuchre  I bet he destroyed The Tenth Planet, Part Four. 😨
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  3260. They're all British
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  3261. Sunak loses if it goes to the members. Remember, in the middle of the leadership contest, members were asked for their preferred leader. Boris got 45% - more than Truss and Sunak combined
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  3262. I might be here. People in the UK do live to be over 100 years old.
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  3263. It is set: autumn 2024
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  3264. Farage is popular. That's why he won the Euro elections in 2014 and 2019 ​ @BurnCKC 
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  3265. ​ @sugoidessho  with proper funding we could've built our own planes. We only lack capabilities because we do defence on the cheap
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  3266. The Russians have never been capable to tactics. Stalin said quantity beats quality, and Russia still believes that
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  3267.  @T.E.S.S.  it isn't illegal to call yourself lord. Lord Sutch, 3rd Earl of Harrow never got in trouble for his made up titles.
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  3268.  @corvus1374  and gave it up before marriage.
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  3269. The ships can only be replaced after the war
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  3270.  @gp5039  we all have hearts but some go ott. Like one of the Gallagher brothers said after Lady Di died, these people are falling down in front of the car carrying her coffin crying their eyes out, but have never bothered visiting their grannies grave. I'm sad for the Royals losing their mum, grandmum, aunt, great grandmum. But I'm not gonna pretend the sadness matches losing me own mum.
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  3271. Including the US is ridiculous, seriously.
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  3272. No chance
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  3273. They were buried in France because they were French-speaking Norman's, not English.
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  3274. The Founding Fathers based the presidents powers on those of a Stewart King from England and Scotland because that's what they knew. Their entire federal government system is based on 18th century England with the substitute of president for king.
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  3275. It's their job to challenge and question. Otherwise there's no point to the media
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  3276. ​ @johnhubbard8357 3 years late to WWI
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  3277. Under the common law your real name is the name you choose to use.
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  3278. Apart from NHS staff those pay disputes are nowt to do with the government.
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  3279. Forest lost points too
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  3280. Ukraine won in Kyiv, they won in Kharkiv and won in Snake Island. I'm looking forward to them winning more and more.
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  3281. Under Thatcher, the Navy was four times bigger than it is now the Army was twice the size. Every PM since she left office has cut it down until there's barely owt left of it.
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  3282. Wagner isn't officially a terrorist group, yet.
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  3283. Kate isn't a princess
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  3284. Russia believes it can outlast the West. I hope it can't but nothing is certain
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  3285. If he's lying where did the blood trail come from? The brother and dad were both dead in the bedroom, so if Jonathan was killed first and the dad came in to try to save him, where did the blood trail come from? Eldon is probably telling the truth about shooting the dad outside and his dad then crawling inside
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  3286. NATO would never put boots on the ground cos of Russia's nukes. If the nukes didn't exist the UK and Poland would already be fighting in Ukraine
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  3287. It's won't
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  3288. Sometimes generals get it wrong though. Look at the American generals in WW2. They wanted to liberate Europe by invading Brittany with a minimal force. Churchill recognised that those tactics would fail, and came up with his own and convinced the Americans his were better
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  3289.  @MyPicturesRestoredBedford  last week was recorded in the professional studio in London. This week Andrew is back recording from his home in France.
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  3290. 🙄
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  3291. ​ @stevesmart2545 if I remember correctly defence spending was rising after WWII and kept rising up until 1964.
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  3292. Some MPs build such a strong relationship with their constituents that they can secure election under any party name or none. Douglas Carswell proved this.
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  3293. Sounds awesome!
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  3294. We have that.
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  3295. We have that.
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  3296. Boris could've easily survived not locking down if he had experts speaking the truth, like in Sweden, Florida and Texas
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  3297. Shaping operations is what an military person calls it, not just the Ukrainians
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  3298. He's going back in November for the US elections so he still can, lol
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  3299. 🙄
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  3300. Churchill definitely wouldn't help their election chances. He lost the general elections of 1945 and 1950 because the public didn't like him as a peace time PM. He only won in 1951 because the public were desperate to get rid of Labour
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  3301. Ukip is dead. Vote Reform UK Party.
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  3302. Raab was working with Sunak before Sunak even resigned
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  3303. ​ @nickbrew7037 🙄
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  3304. US Navy isn't large enough to blockade Ireland for more than a few months. They'd have 1/3 of the US Navy in Irish waters fighting the EU navy, 1/3 in the US undergoing maintenance and 1/3 constantly traveling between the US and Ireland
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  3305. They got Izyum wrong too. It's closer to "Iz-zoom" than the "Izzy-om" they use.
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  3306.  @noahbuck7550  it's the history of England's monarchy followed by the new British monarchy that replaced it upon Elizabeth I's death in 1603. The Scottish monarchy is a separate monarchy until it becomes the British monarchy in 1603
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  3307. To be fair, it was Coutts who lied to the BBC.
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  3308. Thousands, there were thousands of interpreters
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  3309. The Championship
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  3310. Damaged, not destroyed
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  3311. You think we'd be off without democracy? What you're describing is how the EU is run. We could rejoin and you'd have your wish.
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  3312. The US & UK vs the EU would be very interesting. It's basically a question of can the Allies still do a D-Day?
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  3313.  Laura UK   she is British
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  3314. Go around where? The Russians have the entire line defended with trenches and mines.
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  3315. Blue Peter is a naval flag. You can see in thumbnail the Blue Peter logo of a blue ship. When I watched in the 90s the titles would start with the Blue Peter waving in the wind
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  3316. Coutts poked a bear in the eye and now they and all banks are going to pay for it.
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  3317. Maybe he got a few bangs on the noggin in the army?
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  3318.  @androgenius_alisa  he didn't die, did he?
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  3319. Who do you mean? You say "spare" like it's another person, but it refers to Harry. Heir = William, spare = Harry.
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  3320. We were subject to EU law and EU pressure.
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  3321. ​ @stefanmaslaczyk1259 the president of the US uses brollies.
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  3322. Convince 326 MPs to vote no confidence in the government
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  3323. The UK has no Chally 1's in storage. All 400 were given to Jordan, and the current plan in Jordan is to decommission the Chieftain tanks they currently have in storage and then store the Chally 1's away when they receive K2 tanks from South Korea. They aren't willing to up give the Chally's up.
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  3324. You mean Rabb? Yeah he is
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  3325. Nothing is forever.
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  3326. They were bad guys. It's like saying vets should feel bad for killing Nazis. The Taliban are evil and every dead Taliban fighter makes the world safer
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  3327. I'd rather have a Thatcher and Regan
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  3328. He isn't a murderer 🙄
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  3329. Their
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  3330. Removing Truss was totally out of order, no different to the same MPs trying to stop Brexit. They hate democracy and hate us for voting in the 'wrong' way.
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  3331.  @christopherblackburn6811  putting a leader in without an election is democracy? Sunak and Hunt are both losers from the previous leadership election.
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  3332.  @admiralackbar9307  no, they won't have a civil war. 🙄
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  3333. His, not hes.
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  3334. It was on GB News.
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  3335. You're all humourless. This is black humour/gallows humour.
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  3336.  @christinemary7101  yes
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  3337. Up to now the US has sent spares from stores to Ukraine, but those stores are now empty. So from now on Ukraine has to wait for more to be made. Ukraine can't be given frontline equipment or else the US wouldn't be able to defend itself if China, North Korea or Iran cause trouble.
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  3338. He's setting up a new TV channel called GB News.
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  3339. @J LD it might take a bit longer than that. Depends on how long the Lord's play their games
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  3340. And then falling down...
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  3341. Yes, 70,000 is a small town. In England our top 5 biggest towns all have a population over 200,000 each, and our top 40 towns are all over 100,000 each. The USA is an odd case, cos it even has cities that would be small villages in England.
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  3342. We're 11th if you go by GPD
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  3343. Young generations were addicted anyway. My grandad was smoking at 12 years old.
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  3344. Most of the country loves it.
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  3345. The quality of politician started going down after they started paying them a wage
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  3346. I reckon the continental Europeans will mostly start winding down support when the Anglosphere and Baltic states are still at maximum support.
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  3347.  @islandsedition  you're ignoring the English Bill of Rights and the Habeas Corpus Act, both form an important part of our Constitution, along with the Act of Settlement.
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  3348.  @adamgrimsley2900  who is "she"?
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  3349. They're only dependent on the US Dollar cos they manage their own currency. Countries like Japan, the UK and Germany aren't dependent on the US Dollar.
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  3350. Ukraine is pushing Russia back. So if it's on the ropes, what will the war look like when Ukraine moves onto the front foot?
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  3351. No
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  3352. He tried to run after Boris first resigned but he couldn't get enough support from MPs
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  3353. Churchill wasn't a statesmen when he was prime minister from 1951-54?
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  3354. Briton. Britisher isn't a word.
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  3355.  @agnesbiney4272  no, the MPs got it wrong last time by giving the members Sunak and Truss to pick from. The last two should've been Penny and Kemi, they were the favourites of the membership
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  3356. ​ @guff9567 🙄
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  3357. Even the Ukrainians don't think they will retake Kherson without effort
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  3358. But then they'd have to invite all the major NI parties. There'd be 12 or 13 candidates on the stage
    1
  3359. You're so cynical. I feel bad for you.
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  3360.  @Valencetheshireman927  go on, justify your claim that the Royals prevent politicians becoming too powerful.
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  3361. If they are biologically his, yes
    1
  3362. He's been blind since he was a small child
    1
  3363. He never sits on the fence. A fence sitter would never be so honest as being pro-life and against same sex marriage, as Mogg is
    1
  3364. He was actually there
    1
  3365. ​ @hastekulvaati9681 he's sounds sound if he supported Brexit
    1
  3366.  Norman Smithers  you didn't answer the question. Why is it sad that non-whites are the best candidates?
    1
  3367. Bullets are cheaper than lasers
    1
  3368.  @eoincollins379  "should have", not "should of". "Could have", not "could of".
    1
  3369. Yes. That's how you win.
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  3370. Wootton is a natural born British citizen. The Act of Settlement 1707 says you're a natural born citizen even if you were born in a foreign country provided at least one of your parents was born on UK soil and your parents are married. The Act has never been repealed and remains in force.
    1
  3371. The same way a Brit can
    1
  3372. You can't until they've been in power for a year. That's why they had bully Truss out instead of holding a vote.
    1
  3373.  @karlcarpenter500  I wish they would privatise the NHS. The Dutch health system would be great here
    1
  3374. 🙄
    1
  3375. You think the Speccy should help No10 cover it up?
    1
  3376. Reform offer the Thatcherism that made us better off in the 80s and 90s
    1
  3377. Lord Hannan says one of the best pieces of advice he ever got was from the late Labour MP Tony Benn - "never tell your second best speech because you're bored of your best." General Hodges is following that advice.
    1
  3378. You'd have to massively increase their weight to set off an anti-tank mine
    1
  3379. 30s
    1
  3380. At least Chamberlain wasn't a pacifist
    1
  3381. One Nation means left wing
    1
  3382. Black humour is a stalwart of tough times in Britain. Sure they wouldn't have made that joke on the BBC radio of 1940 but that only cos they were sonstuffy back them. They'd have that joke in comedy clubs and down the pub
    1
  3383. Why not? It's highly secure
    1
  3384. It's "left-tennant", not "loo-tennant" in British English
    1
  3385. If the UK entered the war, Gib would be lost in a day. Spain would invade before the UK and US could reinforce it.
    1
  3386. What are his policies that you like?
    1
  3387. Andrew lives in France.
    1
  3388.  @adorabell4253  in the UK real lords, barons, etc do get it put on their passport.
    1
  3389.  @goddessmelanisia  why haven't they forced Meghan Markle to choose?
    1
  3390. ​ @zultan824 if you don't vote you're supporting Labour.
    1
  3391. I'll believe Russia has won the war when I see Putin parade in Kiev same as Hitler did in Paris. Russia has still failed to achieve its strategic aims
    1
  3392. They aren't actors
    1
  3393. They aren't true hypersonic missiles. Almost all missiles are hypersonic at some point of the journey, eg, even the Trident missiles the US and UK use to launch nukes reach hypersonic speeds (mainly on the way down). An unstoppable hypersonic missile needs to be hypersonic from launch to target, and no-one has done that yet.
    1
  3394. Evidence?
    1
  3395. How could they question a 14 year old without an adult present?
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  3396. I saw Prigozhin in Tesco with Elvis this morning. 👍🏻🤫
    1
  3397. Sure
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  3398.  @nuresproblemchind6176  no, it's right. The UK Armed Forces have become a joke. We don't even have an army anymore. The definition of an army is an armed land force numbering at least 100,000, any smaller is a defence force. The British 'army' is 85,000 and soon to be 72,000.
    1
  3399. There's no such word as Britishers. It's like saying Indianers, Americaners, Chinesers, Frenchers, Pakistaniers.
    1
  3400. ​@KirkLong-cz3oiglass from the autocue
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  3401. ​ @boysilver2556  negotiation means Russia wins. Would you want to negotiate away part of Canada if Russia was invading it?
    1
  3402. It isn't his government, it's the King's government
    1
  3403. Yes, Russia is very common. Nowt special about it at all.
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  3404. There isn't much Russia can do. Throw a few missiles at Kyiv, maybe. Russia has such limited military options at this point.
    1
  3405. Why do you need freedom of speech from a football show? On a politics show yeah you need free speech, but why on football? Should Lineker call the government Nazis during half time of every match?
    1
  3406. I'd rather have Starmer than Sunak. The only hope the Tories have is Kemi but they're too stupid to put her in No 10
    1
  3407. Wanger opposed Putin cos he wasn't hard enough on ukraine. There's more chance of the Taliban joining the USA
    1
  3408. You can't trust Liz cos of her choice of dresses? Dear, oh, dear
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  3409. That's like saying New York should reunite with Canada. It makes no sense.
    1
  3410. Huh. The last prime minister to be voted out was Gordon Brown in 2010. The last before that was Sir John Major in 1997.
    1
  3411. The Falklands was peer-to-peer
    1
  3412. They aren't removed, but YouTube does hide potential spam from "Top Comments"
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  3413. 🙄
    1
  3414. 🙄
    1
  3415. ​ @MeM_UK citation needed
    1
  3416. 85, actually
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  3417. Collapses are never a given. I hope a Russian collapse does happen, but let's not pin our hopes on one.
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  3418. ​ @LincolnMiller-di8qv except everyone did...
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  3419. Covid19, flu, HIV. There are lots of pandemics.
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  3420. Putin isn't mad. He's bad, selfish, cruel, but not mad.
    1
  3421. The country it was created in hasn't existed for thousands of years. Modern Egypt is less than 100 years old and has no legal claim to it.
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  3422. Ew
    1
  3423. 🙄
    1
  3424. You say that like it's a good thing
    1
  3425. Or the EU needs stronger federal courts and an army to deal with members who break the rules. Do you think an American state could break the rules and get away with it? No. The federal system is strong enough to sort it out.
    1
  3426. I assume that's a Royal "we"?
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  3427.  @maxdavis7722  the French didn't have the will to fight due to the German smashing the main part of their army early in the war. That was why Churchill abandoned them to their fate. Their morale was gone. Anyway, the Russians have not succeeded in securing such a definitive victory over the Ukrainians who still have their hope and belief
    1
  3428. They can't. They're registered as Conservative candidates
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  3429. They'd get the choice to join the army or volunteer in the NHS
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  3430. No one leaked anything. The Coast Guard told the families about the debris, then they released it to the press
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  3431. So by your logic no weapon should exist cos they can all be monitored.
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  3432. Oh please. You think the Taliban are a greater threat than the IRA were in the 70s and 80s?
    1
  3433. You can't be pardoned in civil suits, only criminal. This is a civil suit.
    1
  3434. If SOE type attacks could take out dams nice and easy, they wouldn't have need to invent bouncing bombs and send in dozens of planes for the Dambusters Raid.
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  3435. Transphobia is an acceptable hatred too. You even get it from HM Government
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  3436. And you can keep dry ice at that temperature for how long? You're gonna need large industrial size freezers at some point of the process, especially when you need store a persons second dose for 21 days after giving the first.
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  3437. If you're good enough you're old enough. Our best prime minister - Pitt the younger was 24 when he became prime minister and was still serving when he died at age 48, such was his success.
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  3438. You're incorrect. All titles are for life unless removed by an Act of Parliament. A Labour MP from York tried to pass a law to give the king and parliament the power to remove dukedoms in 2023 but failed to get enough votes
    1
  3439. Not everything Zelensky says is true.
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  3440. That's Starmer's plan, to treat them the same. Commonwealth citizens can already vote in the UK if they live here. That includes Indians, Jamaicans, Aussies, Kiwi's, Canadian's, South Africans and over 40 other countries that vote here if they move here.
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  3441. Can you provide a source on when MPs voted he was unfit to govern? In the Tory party vote of confidence, Boris won with 59% of the vote. And in the no confidence vote in the Commons Boris' government won 349 votes to 238. Was there a third vote on Boris that I missed?
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  3442. ​ @gregnichols663  it's not a Western country. It's a third world country
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  3443. Why do Indians and Pakistanis call us Britishers? We're Briton's. Should we be saying Indianers and Pakistaniers to not cause offence?
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  3444. Spoiling your ballot will change the government? I don't think so, Tim.
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  3445. Yes, what's your point?
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  3446. C'mon, there's no such thing as a Queen of England. She was the Queen of the UK
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  3447. They are thing. And I support Ukraine but I have to admit that Dom is right
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  3448. A counter threat like that is exactly what Russia wants to hear. The propaganda from it would last the Russians for years to come
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  3449. ​ @DeeTeeCat2023 actually, Elizabeth II had nothing to do with the change. Sir Nick Clegg pushed for it. He said he asked Her Majesty what she thought of the change, and she laughed a d said she'd be gone before it mattered.
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  3450.  @AntonHu  that's fake news. The vaccine doesn't not Weaken immune systems. The double jabbed are still less likely to transmit Covid than the unvaxxed.
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  3451. You're lucky Phil won't see this post and sue you for libel.
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  3452. They would lose their seat.
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  3453. ​ @ffotograffydd that's false, as proven by Coutts dossier on him
    1
  3454. If every country did that the companies would go out of business.
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  3455.  @strongbrew9116  British was intended as a civic term from the start, same as Roman was in the Roman Empire.
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  3456. The audio is painful to listen to
    1
  3457. How many of those mispronounced words were intended, and how many were because he was very drunk on the day he recorded his speeches after the war?
    1
  3458. I wondered what that red LED on the back of my telly was for... Now I know. And I want a TOSlink cable. I just have nowt to plug the other end into...
    1
  3459. There shouldn't be any limit. If you can vote in an election you should be able to run in it
    1
  3460. Lockdown killed more people than it saved due to an increase in suicides and missed treatments. Sweden has the lowest excess deaths in Europe because it didn't lockdown. Besides it wasn't a real lockdown. It was middle class people sitting at home enjoying their gardens while poor people brought them things.
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  3461.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  yes, except he stayed in the shadow cabinet, so nowhere near as bad
    1
  3462. They would never go to war with each other because of two reasons: the voters wouldn't like it and nukes would give both countries a bad day.
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  3463.  @johnmcmahon5145  you know the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Chile, Jamaica, South Africa, etc.... aren't part of the ECHR but they're all decent places to live. Better than the UK is right now
    1
  3464. Sunak was born in Southampton. Is it no longer part of England?
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  3465. Absolutely. All burgers are now required to bow in your presence
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  3466. Companies aren't paid furlough.
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  3467. ​ @wamnicho City might drop points to Spurs. Spurs need the points if they want a top four finish.
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  3468. Cos that's what can afford
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  3469. 🙄
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  3470.  @timbutton4990  the UK gave the Challenger 2 tanks to Poland and in return the Poles gave Soviet-era tanks to Ukraine
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  3471. How Dukedoms pass is up to the letters patent of the Monarch who creates the title. For example, when Queen Anne created the title Duke of Marlborough for John Churchill her Letters Patent gave permission for the title to pass down the female line. If she hadn't done that the title would be extinct
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  3472.  @lechatel  To quote Lord Hannan, "referendums are a good thing always and everywhere." They've done Switzerland no harm, and also work well in US states where the people can demand referendums.
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  3473. Millions will line up to take the vaccine. All of them fear the virus and unthinkingly trust the government. Of course they'll take the vaccine. and I'm glad cos it means I don't have to take it.
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  3474. There is a difference. The balloon was in American airspace and posed an unknown threat. It was therefore an legitimate target. The UAV, to use the proper term for a so-called drone, was in international airspace minding its own business.
    1
  3475. 🙄
    1
  3476.  @mihailomiodrag7257  no, it's never true that literally anything can happen. A thing can only happen if the odds of it happening are above 0%. The odds of Russia taking all of Ukraine is 0%. They're physically incapable of it.
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  3477. Not UKIP, Reform. Everyone left UKIP cos it turned looney and got obsessed with bashing Islam
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  3478.  @scottcantdance804  London us as diverse as anywhere and what happened to the Labour vote? It went down.
    1
  3479. Britain pushed bigger countries around for centuries
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  3480. Not since Covid
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  3481. It's a scam
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  3482.  @crystalb4178  their kids are indeed underage.
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  3483. He was in an attack helicopter with sensors. He could see how many were alive before he fired a missile and how many were alive after it exploded
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  3484. It's not a loophole, it's a protection in the English Bill of Rights
    1
  3485. This move is clearly part of the shaping operations by Ukraine. Russia has no idea where the next attack will come from and is struggling to put soldiers in the right place.
    1
  3486. Yes. It's almost £70,000 per year
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  3487. Because the 0.02 would like a better chance to survive too. Is that bad of them?
    1
  3488. We gave 12 for combat and two for training.
    1
  3489. ​ @kevinm.7209 they're correct though. We gave 12 Chally 2s for combat and two Chally 2s for training.
    1
  3490. ​ @johnallen7807 that was denied by the UK government.
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  3491.  @suemarshall6185  no prime minister wants to have their MPs moaning. Infighting looks bad with the voters.
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  3492. They are going to lose most of their seats. The polls are pretty damning.
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  3493.  @uingaeoc3905  calling himself a gay man isn't identifying as gay?
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  3494. @J B no-one used his ventilators, that's why he lost money them - they weren't up to scratch. Good job on the effort but no cigar.
    1
  3495.  @ausbrum  he just moved home to the UK. I think you're very confused
    1
  3496. [citation needed]
    1
  3497. 🙄
    1
  3498. ​ @Stand663 she's such a passionate Brexiteer that she canceled Sir Jacob Rees-Mog's plan to repeal all EU law
    1
  3499. 🙄
    1
  3500. Boris didn't lie, he got forced out
    1
  3501. Yes, it's best worded by saying every UK government since Blair has created the weakness and Putin has exploited it.
    1
  3502.  @isaiahwelch8066  he was infinging the (English) Bill of Rights more than Magna Carta. Even in the 18th century Magna Carta was mostly repelled.
    1
  3503. Neither.
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  3504.  @rob338  Boris wasn't breaking rules that he forced on the rest of us, so hi cheating was his business. Hancock cheating while the rest of us would be fined by the police for the same thing is maddening.
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  3505.  @ThePereubu1710  no, your actual name is whatever name you pick under the common law.
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  3506. It will be good. The naysayers are being silly heads. A couple of female characters sharing top billing with the men isn't a bad thing. It's gonna be good
    1
  3507. [citation needed]
    1
  3508. Of course he wouldn't have stopped the borrowing. Any time a chancellor said no to Maggie Thatcher she reminded them she was First Lord of the Treasury and said she'd sack them if they didn't do as they were told. Any prime minister who lets their chancellor say no to them is a lame duck.
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  3509. It could be because they've sold the broadcast rights to a local TV channel or streamer
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  3510. An Act of Parliament can also remove you from the line of succession.
    1
  3511. Those tanks partially replaced tanks they'd lost in battle. It's a war and attrition is high. You need constant resupply.
    1
  3512. Parliament always succeeds in removing a monarch who needs to be removed. We are a crowned Republic.
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  3513. ​ @Robert-xy4xi  yes you can have both. The Nordic countries spend more than the UK on both defence and public services as a % of GDP.
    1
  3514. Hamil is best
    1
  3515. They're all socialist though. Capitalism would save us
    1
  3516. [citation needed]
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  3517. Taurus is made in Germany, same as Scalp is made in France
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  3518. Why? Imagine you're a Ukrainian general and you have 50 Storm Shadows at hand. You can use those 50 missiles to destory Russian weapons caches and the bridges they use for resupply, OR you can use them to blow up 50 buildings in Moscow. Which action do you think will help you to win the war, General?
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  3519. Devolution is a good thing because localism gives better government
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  3520. Ukraine won't get those tanks until the end of the year. The star of the offensive is going to be Challenger 2. I only wish we'd had given Ukraine every single Chally 2 we have.
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  3521. Supporters, not members. The traditional parties have members because they get a vote on the party leader, election candidates and/or policies. Reform UK has supporters because the party is a registered business at Companies House where Mr Farage is listed as the sole shareholder. As owner, Mr Farage decides on the party leader, election candidates and party policies by himself. That's why they're supporters, not members.
    1
  3522. ​ @ragingmonk6080 we have the money if we stopped wasting so much money on quangos and foreign aid.
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  3523. He still looks weak. Putin had no way to defend Moscow during the munity and was too weak to publicly put Prigozhin on trial and throw him in prison.
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  3524. They did say that, but they stick to it? That's the question
    1
  3525. Some women have a cervix but so do some (trans)men. A serious question for you Sarah. If you saw a muscled transman with a big hairy beard going into the men's changing room, would you really say to him "no, you can't go in there! You still have have a cervix and vagina so come into the women's changing room with me!" If your answer is no you're admitting that men can have a cervix.
    1
  3526.  @philipgage4143  Hitler did. The Battle of Britain started with Hitler attacking the RAF and its aerodromes. But the RAf stayed in the fight night after night, so Hitler gave up and started blitzing cities
    1
  3527. US and UK vs the EU would be a real battle. The UK could take Ireland all by itself and then both countries could build up to attack the EU mainland
    1
  3528. 🙄
    1
  3529.  @javedafzal3546  🙄 identify politics because you don't like the storyline? God, help us all...
    1
  3530. He was actually president
    1
  3531. He doesn't have the votes to leave so he wants it to be an election policy
    1
  3532. You really think Truss/Sunak/Boris will hold an early election cos of a petition?
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  3533. Have you applied to join their panels?
    1
  3534. Ukraine already won. The question is how much land do they get back before the shooting match is over?
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  3535. @Funky Junk Ukrainians are suffering more than you are
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  3536. 1. They'd be shot at, 2 their entire families would be put into prison camps. And the UN says conditions in those camps are worse than Nazi concentration camps. Would you send your wife, kids, parents and grandparents to one of those camps so you can be free in South Korea?
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  3537. Is Malta abandoning English then? And a united Ireland would cause violence. The last polls put support for it at ~30%. The majority wouldn't stand for being ignored
    1
  3538.  @afinecity1830  I doubt a YouTube channel is going to be affected by an old fashioned TV channel. Speccy TV is basically a podcast.
    1
  3539. But the cost is your family go into a prison camp.
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  3540. There are lots of better candidates who poll better than him. Sunak is in office only because of the anti-democratic way he was installed.
    1
  3541. Because everyone should have a voice in a free country? Think carefully before you campaign for Britain to become Little China. There'll be no going back.
    1
  3542. He's covering up his receding hairline
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  3543. Solar power less efficient on Mars cos the Sun is so dim and far away. And growing food on Mars would be... difficult. The dust and soil are highly toxic, even a single grain of dust could kill you eventually.
    1
  3544. What do you mean zero accent? He has a Yank accent in the film. You only have no accent if you're from the Home Counties in England
    1
  3545. Ben Wallace is the Defence Secretary, not minister. The three defence ministers are his deputies.
    1
  3546. Yeah, this is correct. Look at how many members of the Monster Raving Looney Party call themselves Lord without getting into trouble.
    1
  3547. No-one will watch the whole thing. Even Tucker slipped and looked bored during some of the long 30 minutes rants
    1
  3548. It was only just uploaded. Each resolution is encoded in turn
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  3549. There's nowt wrong with migration. Without it, there wouldn't even be an England.
    1
  3550. ​ @sergeborrelli2489  yes
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  3551. I can't vote any more cos of no photo ID, but I'd continue voting for Reform if I could
    1
  3552. If the courts won't protect those rights, the rights become worthless. And we all know they won't.
    1
  3553. Who's gonna shoot an American running into NK? The Americans won't shoot one of their citizens and to the North Koreans he's a super valuable hostage.
    1
  3554. ​ @LeeTheKnight  you're a troll right?
    1
  3555. No. I like reform, but they'll struggle to get even one MP
    1
  3556. If these two decided to do a sketch show they'd be almost as good as Eric and Ernie
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  3557. There isn't time. The general election might be 2 months away, and a by-election takes longer to organise
    1
  3558. ​ @sheilagarche5858 the writers put a kiss between Lara and Sam into the comic, but the higher ups removed it to their surprise
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  3559. Making DC a state wouldn't make a difference since it gets to vote in the electoral college without being a state. PR doesn't want to become a state in its heart of hearts and finally, Biden can only pack the Supreme Court if he wins the Senate and I doubt he will.
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  3560. The Taliban are the government of Afghanistan. You really think they'll declare war on the UK so they can attack Harry?
    1
  3561. Why would a Brit work for the CIA?
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  3562. ​ @stevec6232 we were leading under Boris. We only follow when we have weasel prime minister.
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  3563. We need more devolution. In Victorian times Manchester was able to build an entire canal thanks to localism/devolution. The centralisation of power to Westminster has been a terrible thing.
    1
  3564. Attacking Scotland would bring the UK into the war and greatly strengthen the EU forces. Bad move.
    1
  3565. Midlands voters should pay for it then.
    1
  3566. Provide some sources for your claims. Start by providing a source that proves an MP became a millionaire after they entered public office. And I'm making it easy for you, I'm only asking for proof of one even though you claimed MPs plural have become millionaires
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  3567. GB News sent him there as a reporter ​ @vincentvangogh8092 
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  3568. Bruce Burns no they didn't. Even 150 years ago they had machines to dig out the tunnels.
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  3569. ​ @boota1979  Russia should have stopped invading its neighbours
    1
  3570. It's not difficult to move to the area, just rent a room somewhere and register it as home
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  3571. The Soviet Union defeated the Nazi's due to all the supplies it received from the US and UK. This time Ukraine is receiving the supplies and Russia has to rely on Iran and North Korea.
    1
  3572. You gotta love Starkey
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  3573.  @blackbirdsr71  70 million, and it's not that much choice anyway. Only one of the 643 MPs who have sworn an oath of allegiance to the King can serve as PM.
    1
  3574. Huh, you can't keep cutting taxes if you haven't started yet. And you improve services by doing less better. The state is too big for its own good
    1
  3575. MPs will never vote for him. Tory MPs are too left wing
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  3576. Explain
    1
  3577. ​ @gmw3083 indeed it is
    1
  3578. Which guy?
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  3579. Everywhere
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  3580. ​ @kameronx3568 loosen what?
    1
  3581. PartyGate is forgotten. Most of the public think Brexit actually happened. It's immigration, taxation, state overreach
    1
  3582.  @Chaggy1978  that makes no sense. How can it lay dormant inside us if our immune systems attack it immediately? This is seriously flat Earth science.
    1
  3583. Would be a better interview if he did push back
    1
  3584.  @gmeister03  of course we like free speech. But free speech means all views are equally entitled to be heard. It would be good if the interviewer played Devils advocate once in a while.
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  3585. No.
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  3586.  @jurijmatajdl177  there aren't that many Brits in Ukraine, but those who are, are British Army vets who have done winter training in Canada and Norway. Are winters in Ukraine worse than northern Canada?
    1
  3587. Two Tories become deputy speakers who can't vote. Two more act as tellers along with two from Labour. The others probably had permission to be elsewhere
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  3588. No one. He bullied Boris into not running against
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  3589. We can control them. The government now chooses not to
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  3590. She lived through WW2 where she had to live with the same rationing as the rest of the country. She was in born in a private house cos her parents couldn't afford the hospital. the royals got far less money back then.
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  3591. If Mary had children the marriage treaty stated that England would become part of Spain and her son would be King of Spain
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  3592. The vax isn't poison and it helps our eldest family members. We mustn't spread misinformation even by error
    1
  3593. Because Brexit is under constant attack from both within and outside of Britain.
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  3594. Sure thing, Ivan. I'll believe Ukraine is losing when I see Putin leading a parade through Kyiv like the one Hitler led through Paris.
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  3595. ​ @johnkalulukalulu9521  they took Afghanistan in a couple of weeks. Biden gave up on paying for the peace.
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  3596. Badenoch is anti-Farage. I can't stand her
    1
  3597. Same difference.
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  3598. Citation needed And manufacturers make money regardless of any patent
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  3599. Chally 2 is the best tank in the world. It's a shame there are ao few of them left
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  3600. "young girl"? How condescending. And she's talking about now, not decades ago.
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  3601. No
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  3602. ​ @Englishrivers does she believe in nationalising everything? Does she believe in giving every American 'free' home broadband? Does she believe in price controls? Does she want to make university 'free' for all? It's ridiculous to say Harris is more left wing than Corbyn.
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  3603. Kemi
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  3604. ​ @javierpatag3609 he could still hide and amass wealth. Some very top Mafia bosses on the run from the authorities in Italy manage it.
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  3605. Getting a banking licence is nigh on impossible. The former Tory and UKIP MP Douglas Carswell wanted to make it easier to set up banks to empower the people, but now you see why the blob opposed him
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  3606. The prime minister is the sole person who sends troops of war, so of course he needs to be there
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  3607. To be fair, some do achieve greatness you. Pitt the Younger, our greatest prime minister, was PM at 24 years old and dead at 48 still holding office.
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  3608. 🙄
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  3609. Taking a city isn't the same as taking countryside, villages and small towns. That's why the Russians flatten cities before planting their flag in the rubble rather than doing street-to-street fighting.
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  3610. ​ @oockdiesel  no one makes viruses any more.
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  3611.  Pat  it gives you antibodies
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  3612. The EU average of inflation is higher than the UK
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  3613. I hope he's right about Kherson falling within a month. It seems a bit optimistic right now
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  3614. They did defeat the Taliban, while the will to fight was still there
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  3615. The electoral system will stop them winning. Farage and Tice would've won in 2019 if it was so easy
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  3616. In China state media describes living with COVID as surrender to the virus. They paint it in a negative light
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  3617. What are you talking about? GPs ARE private. They always have been since the creation of the NHS. Every GP office is a profit making business that sells its service to the NHS. And you don't need to be rich in a mixed healthcare system. Germany has universal healthcare within a mixed system and only illegals go without. Everyone else is entitled to care regardless of income.
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  3618. You should cite the source you copy pasted that from
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  3619. Deaths outnumber births every single year. Without immigration our population would reduce by around 100,000 each year. So we need more kids but fewer immigrants
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  3620.  @hamhotpocket3788  no, it's a great comparison. You get the jab, it gives you anti-bodies. The anti-bodies eventually die off, so you get another jab to top up your levels. You drink water and your body uses it up, so you drink more water to top up your levels.
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  3621.  @natsohigh5552  you're comparing a sterilising vaccine to a non-sterilising vaccine? Oh dear...
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  3622. 🙄
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  3623. What situation? They tackled several topics
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  3624. How have ukip allowed that, and Nigel hasn't voted since 1987.
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  3625. You mean HM Queen. HRH is a lower style for princes, princesses, dukes and duchesses.
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  3626. ​@Simon John 🙄
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  3627.  @Churros1616  the Americans are saying privately that they'll attack Russia with conventional weapons if Russia uses a nuke
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  3628. This isn't related to the Netflix deal
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  3629.  @cazza7034  the Nuremberg code isn't enforceable law.
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  3630. He can't. Only Parliament can authorise changes to taxes and Parliament doesn't exist during an election.
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  3631. The government
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  3632. Reform needs MPs, yes. It would give it an authenticity that will attract more voters. It helped the SDP massively back in the 80s
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  3633. There isn't supposed to be any video
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  3634. Did they hurt your fee fees?
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  3635. If a Labour government had made the lockdown rules and Boris broke them, I'd be cheering him for sticking up two fingers to the tyrants. But Boris made those rules and his state agents (the police and courts) used force and fines to enforce them on us. I can't abide hypocrisy. I just can't.
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  3636. A continuation of the 80s show. The 00s is being ignored
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  3637. They only have something like 25 candidates
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  3638. Six weeks for Chally 2
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  3639. Go to prison for what? He's never be convicted of a crime
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  3640. Times Radio is left wing, same as the paper
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  3641. We need Steve Baker in No 10
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  3642. ​ @LukeMovement1  Reform have good solid right wing policies. We need more of that
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  3643. Only because Remainers made it happen
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  3644. It happened because of something called evolution through natural selection. In the same way grey squirrels replace reds due to out competing them, Covid is replacing flu because Covid is a stronger virus.
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  3645.  @SM-mz2hz  have you never heard of evolution, or are you a creationist? One virus can replace another in the same way animal species do so. It's the main driving force behind the majority of extinctions in the earth's history
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  3646. When did Putin select Vance?
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  3647. You're funny. The mobilised troops are 1-1 replacements for the dead and injured. Russia has no reserve of any serious weight
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  3648.  UTubeFekUrself  the Allies in WWII were able to take cities without bombing them flat. Russians must be incompetent.
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  3649.  @bluntman4627  Ukraine has the resources of 40 million people and the West. Ukraine will only run out of people to hold guns when Russia has killed 50% of the population. And considering an invading army needs to outnumber the defenders by 3-1 Putin needs to start mass conscription NOW. Stalin needed 2 million soldiers to retake Ukraine from the Nazi's. How many millions will Putin need?
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  3650. Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and his cohorts are Conservatives. They may be small in number but they are there.
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  3651. They are fighting 🙄
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  3652. Ukraine can't win the war without heavier support from the West. They need x10 more artillery, tanks, helicopter gunships, fighter jets to really take the fight to Russia. And right now the Yanks won't give those things to Ukraine cos it might upset Putin.
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  3653. They haven't vetoed it
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  3654. No country is a full democracy. Switzerland comes closest but even it falls short.
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  3655. Trump is bad for Ukraine because having said he wants to stop the fighting, he'll end support. Trump likes to hold something over the other sides during negotiations, hence him telling Theresa May to sue the EU during the Brexit negotiations. So true to form he'll tell Ukraine to negotiate land for peace with Russia or be cut off from support.
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  3656. But 1922 is when we got a new post-war government. David Lloyd George was PM from 1916-22 when he was replaced by the Conservative Bonar Law.
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  3657. They should just pay them to get jabbed
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  3658.  @elkpaz560  it's not gene therapy 🙄
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  3659. That's why the two term limit seems weird to me as an outsider. Tony Blair said he only felt like he knew what he was doing in the second half of his second term of three
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  3660. You guys said the same thing before the last counter offensive
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  3661. What mistakes did they make in Georgia or Checnya?
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  3662. Our greatest prime minister, Pitt the Younger, was 24 years old when he got the job. If you're good enough you're the right age
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  3663. "nothing in politics is as good or bad as we first fear" -- Willy Whitelaw, deputy prime minister 1979-88. Liz Truss will mind the shop and keep things going along with a little tinkering at the edges.
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  3664. Source?
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  3665. Please remember that defenders suffer lower casualties than attackers, usually at a 1:3 ratio. So if Ukraine is losing 1000 per day, Russia is losing 3000
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  3666.  @mikeywou1  she improved the EUs deals. Japan is an example of that. It was easy to do because the UK is less protectionist than the EU is.
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  3667. Good luck to you
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  3668. To be fair, Farage only has one ball. He lost the other to cancer
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  3669. There was no austerity. Spending has gone up,every year ​ @ianfraser6161 
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  3670. Churchill would have copied the German universal health care system and we'd be much better off for it. One day everyone will have to admit the NHS was a huge mistake. That's why no other country has copied it.
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  3671. ​ @acceleratorstudio4201 no he isn't. Boris handed over the WhatsApp messages freely and in full. Sunak though is hiding WhatsApp messages back cos some of them reveal his plots to oust Boris
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  3672. We only have 149 working Chally 2 tanks left and Sunak has said the government won't pay to replace tanks donated to Ukraine.
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  3673. Ok
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  3674.  @davidscott8080  there are almost no vetos left I the EU. Most were abolished by Maastricht
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  3675. Defenders always suffer lower casualties than attackers. Always. That's why Ukraine is staying put. They've broken Wagner and now they're breaking the Russian army
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  3676.  @bigglesbiggles4999  citation needed
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  3677. ​ @WorkersUnited111 Egypt has a better economy than Poland but Poland has taken 4 million from Ukraine. Egypt and others can take in 1million Palestinians
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  3678. What about them? They were given false information and lies by the PO, what do you think the judges should've done differently?
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  3679. 🙄
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  3680. It's important to hear other view points?
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  3681. The French have always had a strong strain of snobbery
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  3682.  @GibboFrank  left or right?
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  3683. No, not even Tice thinks Reform can win the election
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  3684. ​ @slayer8actual you threw out a lot there, but I'll just say two things: while light speed is impossible, travelling at 99.999999999999999% of lightspeed is perfectly acceptable by our current understanding of the physics. And second, time travel isn't impossible, changing time is.
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  3685.  @dorvinion  in the 1930s two-thirds of UK homes had leccy.
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  3686. The Great Barrington Declaration came after lockdown, not before
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  3687. Dr David Starkey. our greatest historian
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  3688. ​ @solidfoelife the French were on the Allied side in both world wars. In other words, the French were on the winning side
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  3689. It's funny that people still say The Times is Tory. Times Radio is almost as left wing as the BBC
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  3690. ​ @Doflaminguard he stole a poster. That's normal in your country?
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  3691. Why does your arrow show forces from Moldova attacking forces at Kharkiv?
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  3692. ​ @roydavidlivermore4664 such a shame. If Labour had failed we could've gotten a superior European style universal healthcare system instead
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  3693.  @wcfheadshots240  he was still Duke of York after his brother died. And remained Duke York until the title merged with the Crown upon the death of Henry VII.
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  3694. Sensible how? Are they going to stay cut off from the world forever? Before the Chinese Communist Party decided lockdowns defeat viruses WHO pandemic planning said don't close your borders because it does more harm than good.
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  3695. ​ @VTh-f5x Spurs don't want points from City so they can get in the top four?
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  3696. Sunak knows he can't win the next election so he's going to burn as much as he can while he has power
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  3697. He hasn't violated the official secrets act
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  3698. ​ @brendanpells912 Lords CAN run for a seat in the Commons thanks to Blair's reforms in 1999. Any Lord can retire from the House of Lords, keep the title and run for election to the House of Commons.
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  3699. 🙄
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  3700. ​ @unusedsub3003  better than the rest
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  3701.  @wolfrainexxx  no. If it were they would've arrested Meghan by now.
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  3702.  @michaelgreen1515  this isn't really correct. Lord/Lady are forms of address for Barons/Baronesses. For example, Baroness Thatcher was called "Lady Thatcher" when you spoke to her, but her legal name was Baroness Thatcher.
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  3703. Hitting the treads doesn't destory the tank
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  3704. How many other leaders make the same mistakes Biden makes? Even Elizabeth II at 96 didn't make the mistakes Biden makes.
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  3705. ​ @Blunderbuss3  actually we didn't get rid of Cromwell. He was Lord Protector for the remainder of his life and died peacefully in his bed from natural causes.
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  3706. They'll pass a law mandating face masks 24/7 and restricted movement if you refuse us my guess.
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  3707. Evidence?
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  3708. The video title is a lie. Polls don't predict the future they tell you how people would vote today
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  3709. It's actually true. They trained them like guard dogs to go after missiles or scuba divers.
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  3710. Please let General Hodges know Czechoslovakia no longer exists.
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  3711. Russia is the aggressor. And China is equally at liberty to object to Western nations sending supplies to Ukraine. If it could afford to do so China could put sanctions on Western countries, same as Western countries sanction Russia and its allies. But China won't.
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  3712. Of the EU?
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  3713. It's too late for 2nd May.
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  3714. 🙄😊
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  3715. It's very hardwork. Collecting firewood is very difficult.
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  3716. Russians are so dumb, aren't they? They honestly can't see what a failure they've stepped into
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  3717. Miles are better though
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  3718.  @dadikkedude  Canada largely uses imperial too. it's like the UK, it has a mixed use of imperial and metric
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  3719. Source that 80% of the public would vote against Boris?
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  3720. If that is what you want you already have ITV, Channel 4 and BSkyB.
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  3721. To be fair it was his staff who had proper parties. He had a bit of bubbly at a couple of work gatherings. I did worse during the lockdowns
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  3722. I hope so
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  3723. Farage keeps away from anti-vaxxers
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  3724. ​ @michaelicornelius you would vote labour then?
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  3725. ​ @nanlog4303  no they don't. You're a liar
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  3726. ​ @dave710 it's not. None of them are impartial
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  3727. Kate isn't a princess fwiw
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  3728. No, the UK government needs to respect the right to freedom of speech. Harry can say what he likes in a free country. And the monarchy can't take his titles. Only an Act of Parliament can remove a title.
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  3729.  @Mortimus1000  This. We have hundreds of small uninhabited islands surrounding Great Britain. We should some into detention centres and give out life time bans if you enter the UK illegally
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  3730. Harry and Andrew are still in line. Harry would remove himself if he officially moved to the USA, but he's still registered as living in the UK and still pays tax here.
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  3731. It's a radio station, not a podcast
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  3732. I'm a rare person who agrees with Julia on this one
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  3733.  @outcastp23  licence, not license
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  3734. ​ @soaruk3697  🙄
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  3735. King of the United Kingdom. There's no such thing as a King of England
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  3736. That removes the pressure from them though. And you see a real person when they're under pressure
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  3737. ​ @milantrajceski8322 everything they told you is a lie. The Chally stores its ammo away from the crew and in the rare event they are set off by a hit, they explode outward outside the vehicle. The flaws they lied tomyou about are actually design flaws on the Russian tanks
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  3738. Send them to the NHS instead then. The scheme gives a choice: join the army or volunteer your weekends in the NHS or police
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  3739. Pitt the Younger reduced national debt. They needed a historian on screen to correct Ben's errors.
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  3740. Russia won't use nukes.
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  3741.  @BOLANAREDE321  so?
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  3742. He's on Times Radio already
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  3743. Snitching proves their loyalty and gives them protection, which in turn encourages more families to snitch on family members
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  3744. That's a normal length for the live broadcast, the podcast version is usually a bit longer cos of an interview, but they didn't have one today
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  3745.  @Subject82  do you think Russia will get nothing?
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  3746. I wish. He has no chance, sadly.
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  3747. Churchill wasn't opposed to invading France, it was HIS idea. The problem was Stalin rushing them to do the landings before we were ready, but FDR went along with Stalin and almost messed it up
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  3748. ​ @calmeilles Lady Diana wasn't a commoner, she was the daughter of an Earl
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  3749. ​ @danielbailey5849 speak for yourself. Most people in the UK do want to help Ukraine
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  3750. You'd be crushed to death anywhere on the surface of Venus, even the poles
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  3751. No one is criminalised for not paying the telly licence.
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  3752. 90 days from now is August, which is still summer. Winter starts in December
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  3753. Universal basic income fails everywhere that it's tried, most recently being Finland. The jobless stopped looking for work and taxpayers who have to work harder to pay more tax so those people can avoid work get cheesed off.
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  3754. Does Mark still think Sunak is thr perfect candidate to replace Boris? Does he still think Sunak will easily defeat Labour?
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  3755. Morocco paid for them, Ukraine is asking for freebies.
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  3756. Because UKIP had been around for over 20 years in 2015
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  3757. You'd be wrong. ​ @sodium7127 
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  3758.  @Clairejart  it's hard earnt money that's not spent at home. We can help the countries we give aid to much more by offering them free trade over charity.
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  3759. That relied on a Conservative being prime minister. We got Boris instead.
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  3760. Source?
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  3761.  @spaceman081447  what's a Britisher? Is it like an Americaner, or a Germaner?
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  3762.  @drrd4127  technically Great Britain is made up of 3 countries - England, Scotland, Wales and the UK is made up of 2 - Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Britain as opposed to Great Britain is a synonym for the UK.
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  3763. Because you're the snob and projecting on him
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  3764. Ukraine would be able to supply Crimea using overland routes.
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  3765.  @audreyblack8629  the Prime Minister can nominate people same as any citizen, the difference being the PM can overrule the honours committees to force honours through. Don't pretend the PM can't or never has.
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  3766. Everywhere
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  3767. Everyone knows attackers suffer heavier losses than the defenders. That's military 101
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  3768.  @frankpetersen6624  🙄
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  3769. An identical planet would be
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  3770. I believe it's live on their website for subscribers.
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  3771. You won't get left wing Brexiteers voting for Reform, they'll be supporting George Galloway
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  3772. You mean defence? Or are you saying he gave away stuff that belongs to the Yanks?
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  3773. ​ @noksucowboy  Russian plans found by the Ukrainians did.
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  3774. Of course he just has to go to the King and advise him to call on Sir Keir to form the next government
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  3775. Other countries have first past the post. These include Canada, Australia (for the House, PR is used in the Senate)
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  3776. Fraser never makes sense. Labour are so bad that we should fear voting them in, so instead we should vote in the Tories who are identical to them.
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  3777. Should Reform also reject the former Tory Nigel Farage?
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  3778. He won the no confidence vote from a few months ago with 59%. So obviously most MPs think he's a good prime minister
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