Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "news.com.au" channel.

  1. Why are we using the war in Ukraine to advertise the Oscars?
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  2.  @wionporky9937  It's to advertise your bosses insecurities. That's your job
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  3.  Анастасия Борисова  Now we just need Russia to admit to the Russian people how many of their soldiers and commanders they have lost in the aggressive invasion. More than 10,000 in just a few weeks. Russia can't hide that from their citizens forever.
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  4.  @jimakisspd  Australia doesn't import much from Russia. However, we can now take the grain and raw materials customers that no longer buy from Russia. Thanks for the massive boost to the economy.
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  5.  @mikejadulan2766  You couldn't find Australia on a map, fool.
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  6.  @frederiklauber-richter1110  Yup...call out both acts of lies and deception. Don't use one to justify the other.
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  7. What little is left of his forces.
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  8. Putin did this to Russia AND Ukraine How is that difficult to comprehend?
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  9. He had 2 choices... 1. Confess 2. Be found in a suitcase after suicide
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  10. Translation... "How date you think for yourself"
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  11. Seemed happy enough to threaten her.
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  12.  @johntimmins1393  Preying on the desperation of the dying doesn't make it acceptable, just because they were dying.
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  13.  @JETWTF  Naval blockade Australia? What? Which collection of nations have a combined Navy capable of blockading Australia by sea? Seriously.
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  14.  @abebabe3069  Where is the evidence that you breathe oxygen? Have you ever seen oxygen? Your claim that reports are useless doesn't hold up to even minor scrutiny.
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  15.  @unheard5284  NATO is a defensive pact. The blame is Russia's. If they didn't invade, then there is no war. Anything else is mental gymnastics trying to absolve Russia of responsibility, and is quite frankly pathetic, and you should be embarrassed to even try to suggest it. Putin's paranoia isn't justification.
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  16.  @quiltygal6981  If we send Tim Tam's we will have an influx of immigration looking for more Tim Tams
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  17.  @davekessing2266 Yes...we will get all of Russia's customers, as we have grain and raw materials available that China decided it didn't want any more. Thanks Vlad. He has done more good for the Australian economy than our own politicians can manage.
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  18. What do migrants have to do with this town? Dog whistle
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  19. Be proud of himself. He should feel ashamed of his child killing nation.
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  20. The evidence has been, and is being collected. You are watching international news, that is on sites...just as you asked.
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  21. Says the fool scared of a face covering. 🤣
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  22. Who cares? It's not like his dad has him employed within the government via nepotism. Projecting
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  23. We thought he forgot about us...so we started taking his grain and raw materials customers.
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  24. Not sure 'upset' is the right word. Most people seem quite happy about it.
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  25. How many other nations would have the transparency and willingness to act against this sort of thing in such a public manner? Most governments would just hide everything and lie instead of publicly stating it. Edit Nice pic.
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  26.  @chrisscarborough1603  They exchanged 6 Russian PoW for the Mayor that was kidnapped, so there are exchanges of many forms.
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  27.  @unheard5284  The US didn't invade Cuba, but Russia did invade Ukraine. So yes, good example. That said, the analogy is 50 years old. Russia doesn't need Cuba to be able to hit America anymore, just like the US can hit Russia without needing Ukraine. So that argument is pointless. Ukraine asked to join NATO. It is Ukraine's sovereign right to decide their own future...not Putin's
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  28.  @RoverWaters  He employs a bot army to do it for him. They advertise his weakness and insecurities simply by your existence.
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  29. Not sure if serious
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  30. Afghanistan? ...when the USSR invaded? At least you recognise it as abhorrent, when you compared it to other things you think are abhorrent.
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  31. When he threatened her to not escalate? Why...what was his next move? It's a war...he is an armed invader threatening an older lady. Wtf do you think you just watched?
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  32.  @ifardedandshidded5519  I doubt he is told to threaten elderly civilians...are you?
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  33. @NarrowFocus We are. That's why an Australian SF troop were investigated and face charges recently over action in Afghanistan. We do hold our own soldiers to that standard. Look it up.
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  34.  @lancedang2047  The same question to you, that everyone else avoids. When he told her not to escalate, what do you think the repercussions would have been if he decided she had escalated things? What was he threatening?
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  35. He thought it through...but in his head it didn't go like this. That's what happens when you surround yourself with people that say yes, instead of saying the truth. You end up with bad information.
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  36.  @pro-non9887  Cuba was not invaded by an aggressor with troops and artillery. Your analogy should be an example of why this war is unnecessary, if you could think for yourself just a little bit.
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  37.  @GatorNick  But you are forming emotional baggage with someone that doesn't even realise you exist, and that you have never met. That's a very different thing to feeling alone once In a while. Seek help.
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  38. Based on what, exactly?
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  39. Read up on Ivan Ilyin. His philosophy. That is Putin's idol. It will all make sense
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  40. His arrogance to do unsafe procedures on desperate people and convince people it is any more than unfounded arrogance.
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  41.  @ManInBlackDS  Wow! I am not sure if you actually believe that, or just want us to believe that.
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  42. Why are you blaming the invaded nation for a war? That is some twisted thinking you are trying to justify.
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  43. He who shall not be named...
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  44.  @d993s  All those 'zzzz'...the international symbol for falling asleep. Seems appropriate.
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  45. Jog on propaganda bot.
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  46.  @unheard5284  At the moment, they are the evil power in the world. Bombing civilians and hospitals, starving an entire city with a seige, Transporting citizens away from their homeland against their will, removing their passports and making them work in camps. That was evil a century ago, it is evil today. In time you will find out the truth and understand the shame involved.
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  47.  @jimsachtjen119  It is a Russian propaganda army worker. The message is always the same, they just word it differently each time. It is just some worker, paid to spread Russian propaganda, that doesn't have access to free internet and doesn't realise how absurd they sound. It'a kind of funny because they appear to come out in huge numbers to highlight and advertise Putin's latest insecurities or failures.
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  48. He only remembers Australia when we ask about MH17
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  49.  @dccprime1  They do wheat and raw materials. Now that Russia is banned from many nations, it provides an opportunity to increase market share.
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  50.  @joeljoseph26  You guys? Who are you talking about?
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