Comments by "" (@PerceivedREALITY999) on "CBC News" channel.

  1. America always claims to defend human rights in order to justify its acts of aggression. Their actions are always given a pleasant name in order to encourage public support. “Operation enduring freedom” was the virtuous name given to the unjust invasion of Afghanistan. “Operation Iraqi freedom” was the angelic title for the brutal invasion of Iraq. “Operation unified protector” was the fancy name for the destruction of Libya. The guardians of the universe can do no wrong, since they always fight for “freedom and democracy”.
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  2. Australia is experiencing an explosion of omicron cases, but Novak is the only one to blame. My message to the Australian government. Take a good look in the mirror. What hypocrisy. Has the Australian government ever admitted that they too, could have done things better? A: no they have not, they just want to shift attention away from their mismanagement of the whole situation. Use him as a scapeGOAT.
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  3. nato is not a defensive alliance. They illegally bombed Yugoslavia (a direct violation of the UN Charter). We must never forget what they did to Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria etc.
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  4. The Australian government has exercised its kangaroo court option, in order to overrule the decision of the judge.
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  5. Australian open feels like Australian closed. Shame we don’t get to watch the GOAT play.
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  6.  @jptrainor  The only thing Zelensky succeeded in, is destroying his country by refusing to negotiate.
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  7. Not much attention on the authorities who granted Novak the visa. Only attention on Novak, who simply got granted a visa and subsequently thought that he could play.
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  8.  @paulinegauthier1867  The NATO invasion of Afghanistan was not legal under international law. There was no imminent threat that Afghanistan would attack the US or another UN member country. The council did not authorize the US or any other country to use military force against Afghanistan. The US war in Afghanistan was illegal. According to Brown University researchers, the US War in Afghanistan (2001-2022) cost the US (tax payers) $2.313 trillion. I can think of better ways to spend this money. How about improving the US infrastructure or helping the US citizens who are living in poverty (approximately 37.9 million people). Poppy cultivation drastically increased in Afghanistan during the US invasion. In Afghanistan opium production surged from around 180 tonnes in 2001 to 9,900 tonnes in 2017.
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  9.  @paulinegauthier1867  The US took 20 years to replace the taliban with "the taliban".
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  10.  @paulinegauthier1867  The only thing Zelensky succeeded in, is destroying his country by refusing to negotiate.
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  11.  @jptrainor  The proxy war in Ukraine is the first time nato has tried to pick on someone their own size and nato is getting humiliated.
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  12. Instead of singling out Novak, the government should take greater focus on advising individuals who experience any symptoms (no matter how mild) to self-isolate and behave accordingly. This is to prevent further spread of the virus and thus show consideration for other members of our society. I support the decision of the wise judge!
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  13.  @paulinegauthier1867  I replied to you in detail. But my comment is hidden. This is what they call "freedom and democracy".
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  14. MSM didn't mention Gonzalo Lira. "Understand what's going on" - Gonzalo Lira
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  15. Novak just applied for a visa via medical exemption rule, and subsequently he was granted visa entry into Australia. Obviously had he known that the original decision was going to be overturned upon his arrival he never would have flown there in the first place.
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  16. Free Assange!
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  17.  @MutatedPizzaBoi  I replied to you in detail. But my comment is hidden. This is what they call "freedom and democracy".
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  18. Novak declared -> “public threat”. I have to respectfully disagree. Personally, I take advice from Roger.
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  19.  @PoutinePete  I sometimes watch the news just to have a laugh at how absurd the reporting is.
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  20.  @lee1234580  I care about what goes on in Australia, mate. I live in Australia so I should care. We need better policies to deal with the ever changing environment. To many critical sector workers lost their job. Thousands of nurses lost their jobs, the same people we need to take care of the sick.
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  21.  @louistournas120  The US took 20 years to replace the taliban with "the taliban".
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  22. CIA hit?
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  23.  @raymondcava4669  Whether you like the man or not is irrelevant. I care about what goes on in Australia, mate. I live in Australia so I should care. We need better policies to deal with the ever changing environment. To many critical sector workers lost their job. Thousands of nurses lost their jobs, the same people we need to take care of the sick. They say without rules there would be chaos. Unfortunately, when you have incompetent individuals writing the rules you also have chaos. How many Australians lost their jobs? Do you think that is fair? This new omicron variant cannot be compared to the delta variant. It presents a completely different set of challenges. "Knowledge is not enough, we must apply".
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  24.  @AsianVideoGamer  You're right.
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  25.  @louistournas120  The taliban has taken most of the weapons abandoned by the US troops.
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  26.  @louistournas120  The US funded the taliban in the 80's.
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  27.  @louistournas120  You stated: "The taliban outnumber them". What does this tell you? "The goal is an endless war, not a successful war"
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  28.  @louistournas120  According to Brown University researchers, the US War in Afghanistan (2001-2022) cost the US (tax payers) $2.313 trillion. I can think of better ways to spend this money. How about improving the US infrastructure or helping the US citizens who are living in poverty (approximately 37.9 million people).
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  29.  @louistournas120  “The goal is to use Afghanistan to wash money out of the tax bases of the US and Europe and back into the hands of a transnational security elite."
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  30.  @louistournas120  The NATO invasion of Afghanistan was not legal under international law. There was no imminent threat that Afghanistan would attack the US or another UN member country. The council did not authorize the US or any other country to use military force against Afghanistan. The US war in Afghanistan was illegal.
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  31.  @louistournas120  Poppy cultivation drastically increased in Afghanistan during the US invasion. In Afghanistan opium production surged from around 180 tonnes in 2001 to 9,900 tonnes in 2017. Why was this allowed to happen?
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  32. The court (tennis?) will make its decision, soon. Stay safe everyone!
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  33. Scotty has home court advantage, Novak brings it back to deuce.
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  34. Does this mean Zelensky was lying?
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