Youtube hearted comments of Jack Spring (@jackspring7709).

  1. I remember being in a Lighthouse many years ago off the coast of Ireland on a small filming project - and at night it was creepy, something about watching the beams of rotating light reaching out into the sea mist in the darkness. Your Smalls Lighthouse piece was excellent. Its hard to fathom how Thomas Howell endured all that he did and still managed to keep the lighthouse going, saving numerous lives while he was living through that.
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  2. TBH Putin has been wanting to negotiate for 8 years and none of this would have happened if there was a shred of honour, strength or leadership in the EUUKUS or Kiev.
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  3. Imagine raising a child, putting him through school, watching him grow into a man only for him to lie dead in a muddy field on behalf of a money laundering operation, a gang of corrupt politicians and contractors and a clown whose own family isn't even living in the country he's forcing so many other families to shed blood for.
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  4. General Mark Milley never spent a single day in combat: he went from college straight into management positions within the army without having once faced what the rank and file of the military face nearly every year these days: now he heads the US military AND NATO??!! No wonder its a mess.
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  5. So the banderites were invited to the Auschwitz commemoration but the Russians weren't. That really tells us everything about the world we're living in today.
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  6. Russia is not our enemy. Our enemy resides in Westminster.
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  7. 1945: "We must never....ever allow this to happen again!" If only the war dead of WW2 were here to see our "leaders" now.
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  8. Dear Volodymyr Zelensky, Please go away. Just please, please go away.
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  9. Good man, Orban. The only European leader worthy of the title: and listen to him talk - no generic scripted answers, no weak effete voice like Trudeau or Macron. Just someone with clear sight who respects his nation.
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  10. He was happy to lie and attack on their behalf, until he said something they didn't like and, largely because of people like him, there was no-one there to defend him.
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  11. EU: "Please re-open the grain deal - we will honour it just like we honoured the MInsk Agreement".
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  12. Let's not be too harsh: Biden's Whitehouse promised diversity and they delivered: we now have a full, all inclusive, diverse set of problems the like of which we have not seen in 1 hundred years. P.S. We're not in a recession - we are in an enhanced suspension of financial resources.
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  13. I'm glad Putin called out Merkel and the central role she played in the carnage and destruction of Ukraine. Criticism of her part in it all was fully deserved and long overdue.
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  14. It won't look well seeing how the S. African delegation were treated: they were kept on the plane for 10-12 hours, not allowed to leave - one of their security team, possibly head of security, was even s***p searched by Polish security. Absolutely shameful behaviour.
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  15. Zelensky dragging his country into hell.
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  16. Kiev Starmer. I live in the UK. NOBODY is willing to fight for this lot. Even former military service personnel are saying they will not lift a finger against Russia in this insane war.
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  17. The best thing about that shut down is that he said something that not one of our Western leaders had the courage to say. I really think Africa is getting on it's feet now. Great to see :).
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  18. Extraordinary how the press are suddenly very interested in Julian Assange now that he's free.
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  19. NATO reminding us every day that it is no longer needed and reminding us every minute that it is no longer wanted.
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  20. I remember years ago when things started getting crazy in America, people were saying "Move to New Zealand:it's a very free country and the government doesn't mess with peoples' lives". I said "This stuff is coming to New Zealand, too". But even I was surprised at how much of a crackdown NZ put on its population. So she's stepping down because things have been "too hard for her". Lucky for her she never had to live in the real world.
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  21. The thing that amazes me more than anything is how anyone can believe the media/political class after the Iraq wmd lies....but they do.
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  22. I remember the relentless media slanders against him. The Dutch govt pushed their people - especially their farmers, way too far. Good on the dutch: they actually did something about it.
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  23. They shouldn't have been over there in the first place. Flying from a country that has no conflicts and arriving in a war zone to help spread misery and death. I'll never understand that.
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  24. Never underestimate our political class' ability to achieve the exact opposite of what they set out to do.....always.
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  25. I didn't know baerback was out there in the trenches fighting for Ukraine. She's even more stunning and brave than all the other EU leaders who have been willing to lay their lives down for that country.
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  26. Germany: targeted a country that didn't attack it - and takes orders from a country that did. We all know who did that - and it wasn't a handful of drunks on a yacht. Talk about Stockholm Syndrome.
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  27. The democrats imposed him on us and laughed about it - and now he won't leave their house, lol - our turn to laugh.
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  28. Rubio: "Syria is just weeks away from full scale civil war". Yeah, Rubio - many of us saw that as an inevitable outcome of your interference in that country. I guess you didn't.
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  29. I couldn't believe how strong and healthy Fico looked and sounded. That is one strong individual. Major kudos to him. Over here if our politicians had a cake thrown at them they'd hide for the next 3 weeks, add another 5 layers of security, have the cake thrower charged with terrorism and then they'd pay the media to tell them how stunning and brave they are.
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  30. Carney is the Canadian starmer.
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  31. I was talking to a friend of mine (in the UK) about Ukraine and even 'though she knows nothing about the war she said she was suspicious of Elensky because our press is promoting him as some sort of rock star as he poses on TV while his country is being destroyed.
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  32. It really is infuriating to see how the lowest rungs from the outskirts of humanity ended up ruling us.
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  33. Lol I was thinking "Truss probably doesn't even know who Gorbachev is" - and then you said it! :D
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  34. I'm amazed that EU "leaders" don't think this will affect them at all.
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  35. Why so critical of Baerbock? I thought 360% of Germans support her.
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  36. I just had an idea. If the people of Maui declare war on Russia maybe they'll get that much needed aid that the govt and Hawaiian authorities have refused to give them so far.
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  37. Alex is on overtime today! Thanks for the updates. Much appreciated.
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  38. That's huge news about USAID shutting down. That's a lot of tax payers' money to be saved right there - and a lot of lives. Glad to see old Georgie boy is still around just long enough to see his entire empire and life's work collapse all around him.
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  39. I'll never forget hearing about that massacre in the Union Building in Odessa in 2014: or the fact that the azov group who murdered them and then bludgeoned and shot those who escaped the fire were then offered their own battalion within the Ukraine army.
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  40. Biden challenging Putin is like a little Shih-Tzu barking at a Great Dane.
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  41. They repeat the word 'democracy' so many times that I'm convinced its an in-joke between them. I'm beginning to think they have a double meaning for that word that makes them smirk whenever they repeat it.
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  42. Thank you, Dems and Just-us Department: you've managed to turn Donald Trump into Nelson Mandela.
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  43. Sitting here in London eager to hear what the latest performance in the circus known as our political class has to offer. Bozo the clown may be only performing from the shadows in the wings now but his routine lives on.
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  44. Sullivan: 'Our (latest shifted) strategy is to Bleed Russia in an everlasting war in Ukraine.' Us: 'That will leave Ukraine completely destroyed.' Sullivan: 'I don't care.'
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  45. Yes, Hegseth. It was brilliant. it was the most brilliant act of brilliance that has ever earned the word "brilliant". It has elevated - nay, venerated - the word brilliant.
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  46. Thanks, Alex. Honest, well researched analysis as ever. I remember a friend telling me years ago that nerds are the biggest totalitarians you'll ever meet. I thought it was an odd remark but social media and silicon valley have proved him right.
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  47. Lammy speaks for no-one but the exclusive club in Westminster.
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  48. I see the US has been "mediating" again. We all know Ukraine would not have been able to mount that.
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  49. "NATO's goal is to exist". Perfect summary of the sum total of what NATO is.
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  50. US: "Repeat after me - 'I know nothing'." Scholz: "I know nothing."
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  51. Its very lucky that Analina's driver didn't do a 360% turn when they saw that drone.
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  52. Biden: "Did it happen in Ukraine?" Us: "No, it happened here in the U.S." Biden: "Well, I'm not interested!"
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  53. I guess the Polish embarrasor (typo intentional) thinks he'll survive a nuclear war: or maybe he was (falsely) promised a place in an underground bunker. He should go over there and fight himself if he's so passionate about it.
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  54. I knew they were deluded, but I'm shocked they were that deluded: they actually had no idea that their sanctions were having no effect??!!
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  55. Dear German government: it's never a good idea to try to destroy a country that you depend on for your gas - especially when that country is completely self sufficient. To us normal human beings you should be very thankful that Russia didn't switch the gas off altogether, because everyone knows you would have done exactly that, had the shoe been on the other foot. What a circus the EU is.
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  56. If Durov is in a position to just leave altogether he probably should. The rule of law is fine when its being run by a legal system that can be trusted. His arrst was nothing more than a political move against free speech.
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  57. I've never felt embarrassed on behalf of our leaders here in Europe, but now I do. Its an odd experience.
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  58. Millions for the The BBC, too, despite the bbc being already subsidised by a mandatory license fee that everyone in Britain has to pay if they watch TV.
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  59. I saw a comment that the pilots of the downed plane had manouvred the plane away from a populated area into a field to avoid further casualties. Unbelievable bravery and compassion. I wonder if it was intentionally hit over a populated area in order to to kill as many people as possible.
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  60. I just had this thought of Xi taking the call, hesitating, ringing Justing Trudeau on the other phone and then putting both 'phones side by side and letting them talk bs to each other.
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  61. Absolutely great news. Thank you Alex - and well done, Hungary and the Hungarian people. Huge respect to you all for being such huge Victors against overwhelming political odds.
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  62. Hearing the exact language out of johnson in the last few days that we heard from bush, cheney and rumsfeld in 2001 was pretty sickening.
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  63. The fact that someone of elensky's calibre can be held up as a hero is dismaying. The facts of what's been going on over there are really not that hard to find.
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  64. Boris has announced that he is the only person that can save the tories from a wipeout. The man who prompted the possibility of a tory wipeout regards himself as their saviour. I almost admire that level of confidence that some completely useless & disastrous people have. I don't know how they do it.
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  65. The disrespect shown to Russia by our "representatives" after everything the Russians did to liberate Europe is absolutely shocking. The Soviets lost 27 million people during that war.
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  66. Thomas Sowell's book 'Intellectuals and Society' sums these types of people up perfectly.
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  67. Thank you, Peter Hegseth. A message of reality delivered to those who love war but never saw combat themselves, by a man who doesn't love war and who did serve in combat.
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  68. "The price we pay" says the Estonian "leader". You haven't paid any price, Madam.
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  69. "We have reached a bit of a stalemate but fear not: we are determined to fight to the last Ukrainian." John Kirchhofer.
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  70. Lettuce all remember Liz Truss's achievements..........she made history and became history all in one go.
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  71. She (Gabbard) was placed on a watch list and also followed by agents whenever she was flying.
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  72. I'm delighted you picked up on that, Alex: I saw a number of Finns comment on this and they were pointing out what those party goers were shouting. So Finland has a fan of white powder heading a government that is escalating tensions with Russia, a nuclear armed power. Having a white powder fan "in charge" in Ukraine alone is proving disastrous for that country.
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  73. I think we can all agree on one thing now that the world is in chaos: weak people do not make peaceful leaders.
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  74. They all knew who that guy was - they just didn't expect the backlash.
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  75. NATO: "There will be NO NATO boots on the ground in Ukraine." NATO: "To all military personnel - from today all combat troops will be required to wear sneakers instead of boots.
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  76. So Erdogen wanted Putin to fly to Turkey, a NATO country, to discuss things, did he? I wouldn't trust that guy to look after my gold fish. I'd trust him even less, now.
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  77. My guess about Ukraine's (Kiev's) obsession with capturing territory is that W. Ukraine's new owners, Black rock etc, are completely focused on the rich and fertile land/soil and want their hands on as much of it as possible.
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  78. Michelle: "Now I have to stand in front of all these idiots and pretend I like them. Ugh!"
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  79. Horrific individual: given that Russian authorities gave him assurances at the beginning of that conflict that he is not a target.
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  80. Let's just hope the heroes of azov don't try to escape whilst dressed up as women again, a trick they no doubt learned from Arestovich.
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  81. Somebody should tell EU leaders that the hole they're digging for themselves isn't actually Russia's grave.
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  82. Biden: "I want to inflict pain on Russia". We know, Joe, we've known that for years.
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  83. After Minsk 1 and 2 the US/EU/Kiev can definitely be trusted with negotiations. Yeah. Definitely.
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  84. Well done to India: meanwhile our wonderful leaders over here are busy turning Ukraine into the surface of the moon.
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  85. It became apparent as soon as he tried to smear you during that interview: a low DNC tactic that I didn't really expect from him - but it was that tactic that gave him away.
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  86. 1945: "We must never, ever allow this to happen again!" 2024" "..............................................................................."
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  87. "Guys: I'm still recovering in hospital - give me a few days. Please". Lloyd Austin "Get your tail out there and start that war: we didn't pay you to sit in a hospital bed". Austin's (real) bosses.
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  88. Erdogen being Erdogen....again. The man's a troublemaker - a petulant one, at that: but I think he will regret his actions this time.
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  89. A friend of mine who lives in Glasgow, Scotland has told me that all services are being cut/minimised in order to pay for refugees - its not going down well with the people there. I don't know what the SNP were thinking selecting her. Sturgeon is a very questionable character.
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  90. Burns may be the most professional of the circus he's performing for, but that's still a very low bar. I doubt if he could clean up anything. All that's left is for Kiev and the US to realise is over and not try to BS Russia.
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  91. My understanding was that Iran doesn't want nuclear weapons simply because its against the religion of Iran's leaders to have them.
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  92. Neo-Nikki: the swamp's choice.
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  93. Oh no. The S300 was blown up? I guess this is the reality of fighting against a standing army. Oh well......
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  94. "Everyone vill be laughing at us and ve vill be happy" Klaus Schwipe.
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  95. Lol - interesting that the EU is all of a sudden declaring LIthuania an independent state: so they do recognise sovereignty and independence when it comes to blaming said vassal state.
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  96. People over here can say what they want about Putin: but he is doing what all our politicians should be doing: he's protecting and building up his country and his nation: and it shows. Russia is thriving, even in the face of all these sanctions. Maybe there's a lesson for our lot.....maybe.
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  97. I have a poem to mark Bono's presence and his poetic masterpiece last year: The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plane, But bono will always be.....a pain.
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  98. I'm glad for Tucker Carlson: hugely disappointed by others who I thought would know better. Over here in Ireland someone rammed a truck into the gates of the Russian embassy. Ireland - a neutral country that has never had a problem with Russia. This is what happens when we have a worthless and effete media and political class that lives in a bubble.
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  99. In relation to Alex's question about public attitude to escalation, I can tell you (I live in the UK) not one person in this country supports the UK's involvement. Even former soldiers are saying they will not lift a finger to fight if the UK escalates. There will be a massive backlash.
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  100. German Defence minister: "Things are getting uncomfortable here - I'm off!!"
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  101. That panel elite effetes at the beginning is a perfect example of the phrase 'The banality of evil'.
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  102. Now wonder they're boycotting him - if I wore the same green sweatshirt and didn't shave for 2 years I'd imagine my own family would boycott me.
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  103. "I demand that you admire me!" Macroleon Blown-Apart - April 2023.
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  104. The pipeline was blown up by The Ghost Ship Kiev.
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  105. The greens were always chameleons - as Lord Monckton described them - it's the traffic light effect: the greens are too yellow to admit they're really red.
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  106. Lol Gavin Nuisance - he's like a character from a Batman movie. Even his own mother and father-in law fled from California to Florida. Well done on banning masks at these riots: it means the "professional" rioters won't be able to hide their identity.
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  107. I'm delighted with the wonderful news that stunning and brave Lindsey Graham has offered to fight on the frontlines in Ukraine. Hurrah.
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  108. The UK media in particular abandoned whatever pretensions it had back in 2001: its been shaming and lowering itself ever since.
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  109. Of course they never told you, honey. They were jealous of your good marriage, so they set about convincing you to end it so you could join them in their misery. Women do this to each other all the time and still they all fall for it.
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  110. Arestovich: "We will be fighting with only machine guns". "We" - I didn't know arestovich and his theatre group were roughing it out in the trenches.
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  111. That opening clip sums the EU up perfectly.
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  112. Merkel had years to enforce Minsk 1&2, but the only time she ever intervened was when it looked like the Ukraine army was about to be annihilated in Donetsk and she ran to Putin begging him to use his influence to get Donbass to agree to a ceasefire. Putin did, Minsk was agreed and that was the last we heard from Merkel, even when the Ukraine military regrouped and started attacking Donbass again. If Putin was mean to her he treated her with the respect she earned.
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  113. Vucic should have flicked that green-fly away and told him to go find a cow pat somewhere to chill out on.
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  114. The only difference between biden and newsom is that newsom is younger.
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  115. Sure, Trudeau. I believe you. Absolutely. Yes, sir.
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  116. Wow. It must have cost billions over the last 20 years to take the lowest forms of life from the fringes of society and raise and promote them into positions as world leaders. Possibly trillions.
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  117. Interesting how the Guardian, which touts itself as a champion of equal rights, is now going after the victim of a serious ass@ult, for no other reason than she spoke out about it.
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  118. Looks like Jungle Josep is finally realising that he's further down the food chain than he thought.
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  119. Major Volodymyr A.K.A Major Disaster.
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  120. Lol, the ICC is already lost but I appreciate Mongolia's sentiment :D
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  121. After quietly working their way through every catastrophe that their governments have thrown at them the Irish finally realised that they're being attacked by their own political class. By the way Sinn Fein (the allegedly patriot party) has already said they want a second referandum on it because, they say, people didn't understand the wording.
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  122. As someone living in the UK it just amazes me the obsession that generations of politicians here have with Russia. It reminds me of Captain Ahab's obsession with trying to defeat the whale which transferred from him to his second in command at the moment of his death like a demonic spirit.
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  123. I don't know - it looked to me like Stinken Blinken was using Hiroshima and Nagasaki as a threat. There is something seriously wrong with that guy.
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  124. Jennifer Lopez is talking absolute Botox.
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  125. From Baghdad Bob to Baghdad Biden.
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  126. Thank you, Alex, for the terribly sophisticated analysis.
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  127. Trudeau's statement was interesting in that it was a direct result of public pressure. Up until now the only people these politicians got pressure from was their lobbyists. Maybe the public spending more time contacting, e-mailing etc politicians and pressuring them is the way forward.
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  128. Van der looney would know all about chips from washing machines given that Ukraine is one big launderette for the EU/UK/US. P.S. The movie - 'Back to The Future'. Great film.
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  129. Sunak: "Hurry up with those deck-chairs, everyone: that iceberg looks rather cold".
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  130. Its a real pity Parker and Stone said they won't be making a sequel to Team America: there's even more material now than there was back then.
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  131. Life is like a box of chocolates - EU is like a bag of.....
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  132. Ursula Van Der Lying again.
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  133. Niall Ferguson - the photogenic celebrity "historian" who shouts "isolationist!!!!" whenever anyone says the wars have to end.
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  134. Putin probably took the call for entertainment and put his 'phone on speaker for the rest of his cabinet to have a laugh.
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  135. I saw little Scholz's speech after Scott Ritter mentioned it. Dear oh dear.
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  136. "They hate our freedom!" George W Bush. Really, George?
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  137.  @TheWhyFiles  Aging you fast? You look younger than you did this time 2 years ago.
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  138. When I saw 'qui bono' in the title I wondered for a moment if bono had made a fool of himself on the world stage again.
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  139. "We in Washington are determined to fight to the last Ukrainian. It is our duty." Current score: Ukraine $70bn more dollars, Maui $700 dollars, nothing more.
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  140. Well - if Sunak hadn't spoken out, lot's of rather horrid people would be even more horrid....and that would be just horrid. Horrid, I tell you.
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  141. After Minsk, why would the Russians agree to any peace agreement' that elensky's owners put forward? Peace agreement - piece o'crapment, more like.
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  142. I'd like to say Meloni is a disappointment but, in all honesty, I really didn't expect much in the first place. I remember her being touted as this great new leader because of a few great comments she made.
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  143. Victoria Nuland, in that display, has just sped up the fall of Ukraine. Fascinating how this person, who suffers from severe psychological problems and an obsession with death, went into politics and imposed that obsession on a nation instead of getting treatment for herself.
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  144. Happy Easter, Alex, and all at the Duran. From the UK.
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  145. Alex - your analysis is as sharp as a a razor: and I will bet you're exactly right on all counts. Excellent upload. Amazing analysis.
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  146. Kiev Starmer.
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  147. I was wondering about Arestovich: but I guess his angle is that he sees Ukraine is done, he was one of the provocateurs who started that war, its not looking good for him and he may try to move to Russia - which is insane because he can't seriously think he's going to be immune from prosecution over there.
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  148. As for the assassination: sounds almost identical to the MO that was used to kill Givi in Donetsk. I'm sure it was the usual suspects, of course.
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  149. Kissinger a "realist" lol. Realistic about the world he himself played a major roll in creating. Realist.
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  150. Alex I'm still laughing my head off at your latest Trueau/Scholz impersonation. Extra funny because I'd say you have captured both of those characters down to a tee.
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  151. That weird thing Stoltenberg is handing over to Rutte: it looks like a hammer made of bones. How appropriate.
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  152. Lol - Poroshenko, the man who started it all, sees himself as the man to solve it all.
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  153. Well, well - looks like the French really have finally had enough. Even I'm (pleasantly) surprised at that outcome.
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  154. Putin is being way too reasonable - or maybe he knows they won't accept.
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  155. I had to unfortunately work with a bunch of TV and film people many years ago. The thought of those types running a country sends chills down my spine. Zelensky's cabinet is made up of actors, producers and scriptwriters: the outcome was inevitable.
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  156. The moment the EEC (European Economic Community) changed its name to the EC, dropping the 'Economic' out, I knew they were up to no good. Nothing they have done since then has surprised me, I'm sorry to say.
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  157. Lol - congrats to US/UK and EU for managing to achieve all that in just a year.
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  158. Poor little Macroleon Blown-apart.
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  159. Aha. So they finally got the balloons to talk. I'm glad to hear it.
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  160. I feel very safe knowing my safety rests on the broad shoulders of Mark Rutte :D :D :D
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  161. Dr. Evil: "Mr Scholz: it is time for you to earn your membership to the Black Eye Club".
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  162. Thank you, Frau Von Der Lyin' of the EUSSR.
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  163. "Empty vessels make most noise" - a proverb that suits john bolton to a tee.
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  164. Even the most powerful bully will eventually punch the wrong nose. This has been a long time coming - but it was inevitable.
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  165. Lol Baghdad Biden.
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  166. I wouldn't be surprised if micron did set him up by inviting him for dinner. I remember the time Erdogan invited Putin to fly over to Turkey for a meeting and I was always suspicious of that invite. Putin decided it was best not to go, thankfully.
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  167. Not Churchill Number 2 - just Number 2.
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  168. Lol - Ukraine was given everything they needed since at least 2014 to build up one of the most powerful armies in Europe: then hundreds of billions on top of that and every weapon and ordnance that NATO and the EU could muster together: and this newspaper is saying they were given nothing. Smh.
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  169. That first video: husband was clearly wise. I worked in a holiday resort in Europe for the summer after finishing up in college and I got to see, first hand, how many women behave when they're away from their husbands, boyfriends and fiancees. It was a valuable lesson I learned young.
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  170. Thank you, Tatters Von Der Lying.
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  171. The elite's pyramid being dismantled - BRIC by BRIC - as the all seeing eye watches helplessly from the top. Its a long way down lol.
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  172. Italy's meloni hasn't been much of an improvement - but, there again, that's been no real surprise to me at all.
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  173. 14:02 - Woah - Elensky's even shorter than Little Micron.
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  174. Trump taking advice from people who hate him as much as they hate Russia and Iran is bizarre.
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  175. That headline put a smile on my face :).
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  176. I'd love to know what camera/device you use to film these: the colours and details are vivid.
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  177. Jungle Joseph and Mz Bareback - Tarzan and Jane.
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  178. Trump: "I want my money back!" Oh dear, Elenksy - it looks like there's a new sheriff in town and he's not one of your dealers.
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  179. Looks like the Roman Emperors just realised they have no clothes.
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  180. For a bunch of people with no reverse gear, they're very efficient at going backwards at full speed.
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  181. "We can walk and chew gum at the same time". Loyd Austin 2023
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  182. Happy birthday dear........fhterysdhsds. I wonder if he designed that MLK statue, too.
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  183. Fico's entire security detail needs to be investigated, as does the man in the tea shirt with cropped hair (leaning at the railings to the shooter's left) who seemed to be having some sort of silent communicaton with the shooter immediately before he started shooting.
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  184. I heard Zelensky's wife wants the war to end soon because his beard irritates her face whenever they kiss.
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  185. The entitlement: destroys her marriage and its all men's fault. Leaves her husband and then says "men won't commit".
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  186. Stupidity? They did this all on purpose: giving them a fool's pardon is folly. Hancock, like many others, made a fortune out of the last 3 years - then they played dumb.
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  187. Wow! Macron, Elton, Bono, Elensky AND Greta. This is a real celebrity, star studded episode :D
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  188. Happy Good Friday, Alex. We had our's last week in the UK and Ireland. :)
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  189. P.S. So Ukraine has now plundered Orthodox Christian relics and they're being given to the museums of other countries. Not happy with poking the bear and getting trounced they decided to also poke the Big Boss, too. That is inviting retribution. Oh, man. TBH this from the Vatican doesn't surprise me at all.
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  190. Also - the Canadian authorities persecuted and then imprisoned Pastor Artur Pawlowski for refusing to close his church during the "pandemic". They continue to harass him and his family to this day. Pawlowski fled Poland to escape communism - only to end up becoming a political prisoner of the same types of people in Canada.
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  191. The grain and c0c&ine falls mainly from the train in Ukraine.
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  192. A Euro-watt is the unit of energy available in Europe after the EU managed to cut itself off from Russian energy.
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  193. Hello, Alex. Turtles are the ones that swim, tortoises are the ones that stay on land. More specifically the turtles in your vid are called 'terrapins'. :)
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  194. Fico was shot multiple times and was back in work just a few weeks later. I don't think a few squeaky noises from a nonentity is going to have any effect.
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  195. Elensky's infront of a green screen - either that or he's even far smaller than we all realised.
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  196. Lol that press secretary dug biden an even deeper pit. Wow.
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  197. I'm glad we have George Bush Jnr to lecture us on human rights, the integrity of elections and how to respect the sovereignty of nations. 0:25 lmfao.
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  198. I think you're dead right that Seymour Hersh was being fed a line by someone in the Pentagon.
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  199. Hard to believe Fico was shot in the stomach 5 times only a few months ago and look at him. Over here in the UK if a cup cake was thrown at one of our leaders they'd go straight into hiding, quadruple their security, declare a state of emergency and receive therapy for the rest of their lives.
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  200. The Green Party really has saved Germany, hasn't it? Saved it from the ravages of a thriving economy, that is.
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  201. End of the "rope"? Odd choice of words from this very strange person.
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  202. "Coke plant? Where????" - Volodymyr Zelensky Nov 2023. EDIT: 6:32 Ah! You beat me to it!
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  203. At 2:53 it looked like that guy in the background was just about to say something to you. P.S. - as for the taking out of those 50 generals and commanders: my guess is it was payment for the intense shelling on civilian targets Donetsk in the last few days.
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  204. Vote Green - get Red.
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  205. So the only card they have left is 'Putin must go'. Kind of fitting in this clown world that the only card they have left is the joker card: but there again maybe that's the only card they ever had but few people noticed.
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  206. Hey Alex. I'm glad you're back on youtube - I have to say you were very funny on Rumble, away from the creeping algorithms of youtube.
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  207. Amazing intro shot - very cinematic.
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  208. I always enjoy your Trudeau impersonations. I still laugh at the line "Trudeau: what's the matter - why are you crying?"
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  209. He has no vision, other than himself as PM.
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  210. Those food delivery guys being lured into a trap by "recruitment officers" is absolutely stomach churning to watch. When this insanity ends there is going to be a serious reckoning.
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  211. Trump is hoping there's going to be a deal. Smh.
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  212. GB news has been taking this direction for over 2 years now. Mark Dolan himself threw Lawrence Fox under the bus when he was fired, he should have realised they'd let him go, too, at some stage.
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  213. Lol - another classic Olaf & Justin piece.
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  214. Poor Lliite Emascuelle Micron.
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  215. Not crazy at all. I did write a more detailed comment but unfortunately YT has been deleting or muting my comments on your, and other, channels.
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  216. This a summary of Elensky's Spring Offensive: "Boing!!!!"
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  217. The labour party knew all about her and her fake qualifications and deceit: but she does what they want so they don't care.
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  218. "How will sunak be remembered?" "Who?"
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  219. On a lighter note: that background looks just like the Algarve. I'm heading over there next week for a break and I can't wait!
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  220. Well, let's not be too hard on Officer Butch and her merry men: clearly they have cleaned the Yorkshire streets of all crime so that there is nothing left but the pettiest of non-crimes to deal with now.
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  221. 59 countries have decided they'd rather have BRICS than RUBBLE.
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  222.  @DavidHoffmanFilmmaker  'The 10 Thousand Day War' was broadcast in 1980, hardly decades later, but thank you for correcting me on the source of the interview.
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  223. I wonder if you had any ghostly or paranormal experiences as a bobby/peeler/copper.
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  224.  @thehistorysquad  Nice one. Thanks. I'll check that out (very recent new subscriber).
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  225. I like the dry humour and wit of Dr Grande's videos.
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  226. 6:02 - wth??!! :/
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  227. I saw Scott Ritter's take on the 'coup attempt/mutiny/whatever'. Ritter's take is completely different to your's and Alexander's - but I think your and Alexander's take is right on this one.
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  228. Meloni - lol, Baloney more like.
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  229. They don't have a reverse gear - no, they have a reverse accelorater!
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  230. Alex - I think you got starmer's title wrong: its 'Double-O Zero'. :D
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