Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "Times Radio" channel.

  1. Zelensky may once have been comedian, but Putin is currently a joke.
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  2. The government seemed so stable and professional before this. ... said no one ever.
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  3. The man is fighting to keep a functional railway for his country - and has to fight the government to do that. It's insane.
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  4. Laughing in Australian. You have a global joke on your hands there.
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  5. It was not a probkem for them when Boris or Maggie had huge majorities. Hypocrisy It is only bad when the majority isn't their own.
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  6. Exactly. To limit this to only Europe vastly underestimates Truss. She is a global embarrassment.
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  7. Meanwhile, Netanyahu speaks in US Congress
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  8.  @richardsanders4624  The pipe was shut down, so use it for a false flag operation. Also, they can claim they need sanctions lifted to repair it. As the EU won't need the pipeline again, it won't help with sanctions. Basically, another miscalculation that backfired. It really isn't that complicated.
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  9. It's not "full force" at all.
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  10.  @cloud_appreciation_society  That's never in doubt. Not smug here - we are still finding out how many portfolios Scotty from Marketing was signing himself up for.
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  11. They laugh about Harry and Mehgan, and don't want to talk about them...because petty. Happy to speak in a solemn tone about the vile Andrew. Get your priorities straight. That was ridiculous.
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  12. Weird editing. I suspect the editor used to work in TV and has no idea about YT.
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  13. Russia's neighbours refusing to join NATO doesn't remove Russia's threat. It's a logical fallacy.
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  14. Repairs would require some technology sanctions be lifted. Desperation is a powerful motivator.
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  15. @OddPotato So therefore Gazprom have a way out of obligation contract penalty clauses. Seems a win win either way for Putin
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  16. He blames the population for the failures of the politicians. Gaslighting 101
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  17. There are not a lot of public cameras, CCTV or mobile phones in the middle of the ocean. It isn't that confusing.
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  18. It's not about morale...it's about motivation. The Ukraine people are far more motivated than Russian troops. Morale flows from that.
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  19.  @JD-Media  What is this thing you are calling a super majority? It is an American term that has no relevance in Britain
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  20. A majority is only an issue when it isn't theirs.
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  21. What makes you think she locks it?
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  22. She was put in place to make him look like the lesser of 2 evils. It was a difficult task, but that was the one thing she could achieve.
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  23. Do WW2 style air drops of notes telling the Russian's to go home... and explain they were tricked. Old school morale tactics
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  24.  @richardsanders4624  Then enlighten us. If the pipe is not pumping gas, why wouldn't the air in the pipe bubble out once it was breached? Share with us all your genius insights, so we all may learn.
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  25. There is no guarantee that what comes next is any better.
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  26. The war raged on long after Europe found peace too. You completely missed the entire Japan in Asia part of the war. Edit typo
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  27.  @richardsanders4624  What do you think is in a pipe, if there is no gas being pumped? Even if it was a total vacuum, you would see a disturbance on the surface. Did you not do science when you were a young child?
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  28.  @sensibledriver933  I should be able to expect less police investigations and fines, at least.
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  29. Can't win...can't afford to lose.
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  30.  @letsgobrandon5549  Why would you presume that?
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  31.  @stoltmain123  If Ukraine want to keep on smashing Russia, why would anyone get in the way of that?
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  32. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee it won't all happen again. Any realignment will be permanent.
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  33. ​ @frontenac5083  Accountability for public figures. Is that really as horrific as you exclaim?
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  34.  @elizabethnilsson1815  Here...let me reply so you can feed your family one post at a time, at the expense of Pootin. Good luck with the thankless task of trying to convince people, that have free access to information everywhere.
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  35.  @lestrem11  He pays taxes, too. He pays for it. I bet you were convinced that sounded like a smart comment in your own head. Right?
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  36.  @bryandimery6509  Thanks Vlad
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  37. @OddPotato Why wouldn't they? ...because it might make you emotional? Are you OK?
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  38.  @richardsanders4624  They were off...but then Putin can't cry and blame everyone else for his failures.
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  39. Based on what? Imagination?
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  40. When you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.
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  41.  @TommyTCGT  That script has bad timing. Some of the Azov soldiers were released in a prisoner exchange, and the world has seen the results of their time in Russian captivity. Your choice to use that script at this time is definitely indicative of Russian awareness and planning...very poorly thought out. Jog on, fool.
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  42.  @JD-Media  What difference does it make in the UK? I will type slowly so you can keep up... N O N E In the US, it means Congress has enough to overrule the President's vito, which requires not just a majority but a super majority. It actually means something there.
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  43.  @JD-Media  What difference does it make in the UK? I will type slowly so you can keep up... N O N E In the US, it means Congress has enough to iver rule the President, which requires not just a majority, but a super majority. It actually means something.
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  44. If the planning is done... can we assume the weapons have been supplied already? Why are we pretending this is a surprise? Transparent
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  45.  @lestrem11  You really have trouble with basic comprehension. I will stop now - I don't want to be cruel.
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  46.  @engineco.1494  If America was in the war, it would have been over weeks ago. Anyone with access to genuine information knows how ridiculous your claim is. You might want to stop publicly embarrassing yourself.
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  47. Acting as if he wasn't enabling and complicit. Disgusting
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  48. He can say what he wants. Get over yourself
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  49.  @matthews1082  That is hilarious even here in Australia
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  50.  @richardsanders4624  That makes no sense....but it doesn't need to. Of course air will cause bubbles. We both know you need to get a reply to a post in order to get paid. So here, have a response so you can feed you family at the expense of Putin. It helps you and costs him. How many replies do you need to get a decent meal for your family?
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  51. When Putin's fall comes, it will come fast.
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  52. All it takes to hurt Russia are some cardboard planes. I am not sure that is anything to brag about for Russia.
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  53.  @rayhill5767  No one said it was. You seem to be dealing in the extremes only.
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  54.  @davefave4351  Sometimes, it only takes something simple to cause the opposition to flail around.
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  55.  @sensibledriver933  Does that make it more acceptable?
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  56. As a vet, you know the logistics of delivering the weapons has already been done. This is NOT a surprise for anyone.
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  57. It will have a nice peaceful end, just like for the students at Tiananmen Square. Nothing to see here.
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  58.  @JD-Media  What would 434 seats achieve that 433 can't? Anything?
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  59. Maybe...but he really didn't want it to cost 40 billion.
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  60. Repairs will require sanctions on some technologies to be lifted. He is banking on EU desperation. It's not complicated.
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  61. Why does it sound like a classic SAS raid of an air base? Who is training their Special Forces?
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  62. You can tell when Putin is scared...he mentions nukes.
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  63.  @wirrwarr8834     It should also be considered that the US makes variants of the Abrams that require different maintenance programs. For example, Australia has diesel versions with longer ranges that suit Australia better. The "maintenance" issue has multiple solutions.
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  64. It's a shame all this attention, concentration and energy is being directed at this one narcissistic party. These are the people that are supposed to be concentrating their energy on the rest of the country. From Australia, you are looking rather pathetic, and extremely self indulgent.
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  65. China is not going to interrupt Russia while it is,making a mistake. They can simply do nothing and gain long term.
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  66. It's as hollow as most parliamentarians.
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  67. You have to very far right to be right of Putin.
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  68. He will say the chosen narrative and rhetoric for them.
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  69. I am not sure the word "free" applies to refugees. That's why they are refugees. It isn't that complicated.
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  70.  @sylviaball3874  This discussion is about refugees though.
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  71. Russia tries to say Crimea is Ruusian, and not Ukraine...and that is part of Ukraine. Ukraine attacked Russian bases there, so why is that any different? It sounds the same as Russia claiming Eastern Ukraine territory. It's still part of Ukraine. Both identical. Nothing changes.
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  72.  @anthonygayle3406  ... and filling it with Russian's that the Kremlin refuse to acknowledge as casualties.
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  73. Nothing of note ever happened in Tiananmen Square. This issue too will be just fine.
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  74. Watch time... 0:12 seconds. Thanks for putting the highlights at the beginning so we don't need to watch the filler.
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  75.  @lesleymariewade6405  What has his disgusting behaviour got to do with aspergers? Why don't you give Harry enough credit to be able to think for himself? Why does your need to hate on his wife require you to belittle his awareness just to fit your agenda? If I tell you exactly what I think of you, it will be removed. Autism does not equate to what Andrew paid 12 million pounds to keep quiet. To suggest so is disgusting.
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  76. You say that as if air power was ever an option for them.
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  77. Aussie here. Yes, we use that saying too.
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  78.  @ricbrow8752  "westerners"..? Your script needs attention bot.
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  79.  @ricbrow8752  I don't personally, but I do have 4 relatives there that share the same name - makes a great photo - maybe it was one of them.
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  80. The social contract is "Putin can do what he likes in foreign policy as long as it doesn't effect the population". Basically, communal sociopathic behaviour.
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  81. So they flipped him to be a rat, so he can lag on his colleagues to save his own neck from repercussions for his actions.
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  82.  @iffler2542  I like the part where you said others are arguing ideologically.
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  83. One of the differences between Ukraine's leader and Russia's leader. One started as a comedian, the other is finished and a joke.
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  84. It might be time to show footage of Russian POWs being given a hot meal and a warm safe bed.
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  85. When they use this term "tactical nukes", is that supposed to intimate there is a non-tactical nuke? A nuke is a nuke
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  86.  @alhambrabiker1476  At times...yes, they did indeed.
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  87. Australia, NZ, Japan and India already have trade agreements. Why would we need the UK to recreate what already exists? If the UK wants to join the trading block, why can't it simply join as a new nember to the current system? The old white guy thinks the UK will be the leader. Too late for that.
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  88.  @RR-et6zp  You seem upset.
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  89.  @RR-et6zp  No. They were questions, not statements.
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  90. They are trying to discuss a news story without actually giving information. This is to make it opaque...instead of transparent. The story is the part they are trying hard not to tell you.
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  91. I like these edits that clip the important part of the video and put it at the beginning. I don't need to watch the rest of the filler in the video.
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  92. But flat packed cardboard and a box full of bits are far easier to transport in large numbers.
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  93. Why isn't the media calling it fir real? Putin is scared...real scared. No string man, but a weak isolated scared man trying to compensate.
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  94. "Managed Decline" The major ruling party overseeing the complete decline of the entire British Empire.
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  95. Sammy "The Bull" Gravano was a witness in many cases too.
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  96.  @zivaradlovacki2666  Ever heard of ANZUS?
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  97.  @asterixdogmatix1073  We? 🤣🤣🤣 You are not kidding anyone. You ain't no Kiwi
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  98.  @zivaradlovacki2666  There are many nations around the world that are not neutral, that are not getting attacked. That's a weird connection to make.
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  99.  @asterixdogmatix1073  Thanks for taking the time to passionately explain that you don't care what I said. You convinced me totally.
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  100.  @asterixdogmatix1073  No worries, Trotsky. I am just tryng to get you paid at the expense of Vlad ...one reply at a time. Isn't that how you get paid?
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  101.  @gigacanno750  It's basically Russia's second Afghanistan...they have their own analogy.
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  102.  @gigacanno750  They had nukes then too.
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  103. Israel should stop being am abhorrent aggressor
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  104. ​ @garycochrane893  What? The.guy who did a drone strike in Iran? Is that supposed to help?
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  105. ​ @clementine7582  Maybe, the USS Liberty is there. ... oh wait
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  106. "Steady on..." Must control the narrative. How dare he have an opinion.
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  107. If there is a lack of skilled workers, then who exactly is the government giving money to? They don't exist...that's why they are lacking. Am I missing something here?
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  108.  @cupguin  So it's a complaint about the failure to process asylum seekers. It wasn't exactly clear.
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  109. Waffling on about the basic talking points of the last 3 months... and Surovkin sacked. You don't need to watch now.
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  110. He gave the whiners an excuse to exclude him..and they took it with glee.
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  111. France thinks it is still an 18th-century world power. So confused
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  112.  @awf6554    Yes, the Abrams, as the US run them, can use almost anything ( exaggeration for effect ) to fuel the turbine version. However, the version delivered to Australia is a variant and not the same configuration the US uses.
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  113.  @awf6554  Yes, they could do, but the variant is changed for maintenance reasons, not fuel use reasons. That was the point I was making from the start.
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  114.  @awf6554  I don't, no. I just remember the uproar at the time the order was placed, and the justifications used by the government at the time. It was part of a huge order that the tanks were only a part of.
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  115.  @user1qaz2wsx3edc  Speaking of Afghanistan...how did that work out for the USSR. Do you remember the failed USSR?
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  116.  @grauerHase  No he hasn't. He is panicked by the Ukranians pushing him back and wants to negotiate while he still has anything at all to negotiate with. He is flailing
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  117. Do nothing, and take away his power. Trump WANTS a reaction. Don't give him what he wants.
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  118. Who edits this stuff? This is a YT 5 minute video. It doesn't need to start with highlights of what is in the video.
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  119. Planes have far too many windows.
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  120. It is a way to have their military weakened because it suits Putin for them to have weakened defence
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  121. That is all explained in the document your government helped create and signed. It's not new.
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  122.  @bryandimery6509  Russia tried to use the turbines as the first excuse, but the world laughed at the obvious childish attempt to lie to get their way. So they went full tantrum child and broke their toys thinking it would make them ENTITLED to have sanctions lifted...but instrad now Russia looks like a crying kid with broken toys. Putin is desperate. Putin is flailing now. It hilarious.
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  123. When will they get themselves in order enough so they can spend some time thinking about their real job?
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  124.  @janetbarkwith  What? Lies from the Royal family? Gee, what a shock. Let's lie to ourselves and pretend they are beyond reproach. Delusional
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  125. They don't want to ask the opinion of the population, because they know the answer. They are clinging to power, full in the knowledge that it is against the will of the people - democracy be damned.
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  126.  @ultrmnml1219  Sounds like an admittance that Russia is incapable of alternatives. Crying out for the last resort just broadcasts fear. You got nothing left but the button ..and you know it. You advertise your knowledge of Russian weakness. Good job. It's hilarious that they broadcast this weakness to their own public via propaganda TV. Broadcasting weakness.
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  127. Drip feeding Ukraine will results in them requiring far more than giving them everything they needed to start with. We have to wonder if it was intentional.
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  128.  @MrLace007  It won't be switched on again. That money maker is over thanks to Vlad
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  129. @bina nocht Forensics. It's an entire discipline.
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  130. @bina nocht I don't need the explanation. I was questioning someone else he claimed that the bubbling proves it was pumping gas at the time. It proves nothing of the sort. ...but thanks for the unnecessary explanation of something totally unrelated.
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  131.  @baldyslapnut.  What are you rambling about? Who the f brought up Fauci? Obsessed much? Weird
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  132.  @deeestuary  Obstruction? In a gas pipe? You just made up stuff that you hope sounds plausible. It doesn't.
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