Youtube comments of Simon Hool (@simonhool3073).

  1. Shouting at a submarine, really effective that is...
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  2. Look at London, all Olympic venues are still in heavy use by the public 5 years on. They aren’t expense to use either for the public. An investment such as the Olympic isn’t primarily designed to make instant profit in the first place.
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  3. Single parent of 5, don’t have so many children if you can’t afford it
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  4. Maybe don’t have 6/7 children then?
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  5. Tom De Leener Not as reliable
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  6. Americans are not good as the Europeans at car reviews.
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  7. SIR Lord Henry mortimer What a stupid comment with no correlation
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  8. john hammond He’s the PM for Christ’s sake, he isn’t pushing trolleys round for a living.
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  9. Curry Special More people will die and struggle from extended lockdown because of economic reasons. Daily deaths are at a record low, ultimately many of these people have underlying conditions anyway.
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  10. Bernard Fox We aren’t fighting a battle at all in Mali, the video explains this. Just because you are operating in a country where another ally is operating doesn’t mean you are fighting another countries battle.
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  11. Agree, but better fit for us.
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  12. Misaki Chan No it wouldn’t, thousands of festivals and schools don’t have problems on the same scale as the US for a reason. There’s a reason why countries such as Australia, NZ, Japan, South Korea, France and a host of others don’t have nearly as many mass shootings. Festivals happen all over the world where no one is armed and this doesn’t happen.
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  13. Chloe Mulroy You could have been helpful and told me as I didn't realise that the name of the lady was in the box especially as the box doesn't automatically appear on mobile devices. But thanks for pointing it out to me.
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  14. Kobe Cressey Oh dear oh dear...
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  15. studmalexy Video frame isn’t flipped
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  16. p d More people will die and struggle from extended lockdown because of economic reasons. Daily deaths are at a record low, ultimately many of these people have underlying conditions anyway. High in Europe due to slow lockdown, not because cases and deaths are still rising, but decreasing.
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  17. Del Lawrence Harriers are obsolete, move on they are ancient now.
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  18. Vanessa Realrose If you’re expecting 100,000 tests to start now then you have no idea about reality.
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  19. We were right to scrap Ocean. She was built to civilian standard to save money and time, this gave her a shorter life span of 20 years. No amount of money or maintenance can fix or retain hull life. The vessels faults were always increasing as a result.
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  20. Thomasreed You may as well ask that to every major/developed army, navy and Air Force.
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  21. Shah Mashuk Wr haven’t invaded Afghanistan. It’s not the locals choice, like it is in every country. Do you have any evidence to suggest that all Afghan people don’t want the British forces there? The British forces are not looking for sympathy either.
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  22. You have seen the job market since March 2020 right? Decimated.
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  23. Woke? That body armour fits a female body better increasing morale and battle effectiveness. Not woke at all, you don’t see the average woman wearing mens clothes so why is it different?
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  24. Diogennes theSinope That isn’t what brexit is about at all.
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  25. Explain
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  26. He’s cutting the army by 10,000.
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  27. Geth Creator Another hurt liberal huh
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  28. It’s worked for decades
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  29. Many people don’t care about many things on an international scale that indirectly or directly affects them. Doesn’t stop any news broadcasting service from carrying out investigations or reporting on it, helps people to open their eyes and be more rounded.
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  30. Marcos Gibson007 Headphone jack is old
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  31.  @nickiw1979  But 5 children is excessive, need a backup plan. If this doesn’t work can I look after 5 children on my own or is 3 a better number.
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  32. Anrirua You have too much time on your hands.
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  33. Raymond Kisner How on earth is it a rowboat?
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  34. Locator not the box
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  35. Kobe Cressey When it comes to taxes let’s look at the past. In the early 70’s when taxes were extremely high the top 1% in the UK payed 16% of the budget. Today, with lower taxes on the rich the top 1% pays 28% of the budget. Putting taxes on the rich doesn’t work, you will simply be destroying an incentive to be in the UK leading to less taxable money. There’s s reason why the most developed countries, socially and politically are not socialist.
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  36. Komal Prakash You have no clue do you. If you google the reasoning behind the title of the navy and airforce you’ll find its for a different reason.
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  37. Diego Hurtado to make money
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  38. edwardpf123 no it’s not
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  39. Frankie Leung What??
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  40. Mark Star May as well not vote then
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  41. America, the country that prides itself on equality and acceptance for all... Except if you wear a mask you will be looked down upon by idiots who must scream at you to tell you how wrong you are.
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  42. Yain Kerach They aren’t issued PPE, other services are prioritised. The interaction they have had with the public has been limited as the vast majority of people did stay at home when told to.
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  43. Christopher Wolff we own 10 f35b's which are flying under British pilots in America. By 2023 we will own 138. Every 2 to 3 weeks a new jet will be given to British hands. What's the point in having jets on a carrier when they can't be used during sea trials.
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  44. r casper Grow up. No credible evidence.
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  45. 高礼福 BBC don’t have to report on everything.
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  46. Justyn Keeble lifespan is different for each aircraft from when it’s made. The F35B is also the most upgradeable aircraft ever seen, increasing the lifespan.
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  47. Edgar Lindo Evidence? Come back with a credible argument, which is structured too, and then debate.
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  48. “Under attack”, get real.
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  49. Offa Englecynn Doesn’t make a difference where they are from, many doctors and nurses aren’t from England and yet you would prioritise them. They work and contribute to our society too. A sweeping blanket statement there.
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  50. Goldfinga Sliverfinga Evidence?
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  51. Larry Roberts They have been installed, you also have the compliment of the aircraft aboard along with escorts if needed wether that’s above or below the surface. As part of NATO, escorts can be shared as the US do.
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  52. Nikita Grigoryev He is the PM to be fair and it’s unrealistic to think a video will be about all 800 deaths in such detail.
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  53. Are you going to train all parents in SEND needs?
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  54. Never because a parent is also paying for a state funded place while paying for an independent place.
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  55. Paul Gibbons The Yellow vest movement has been covered on the BBC’s YouTube channel before. The BBC don’t have to recycle the same article or video onto every platform available. One story may not be as important as another but if that was the case we would only have headlines and nothing else.
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  56. They provide a net profit, raise awareness for charities and motivate people.
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  57. “I do not consent to this Police Constable”, that’s not how policing works.
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  58. Most taxpayers aren’t taxed heavily in this country, we have low taxes compared to many around the world.
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  59. Plain English A classic leave comment there, no evidence or main point just a worthless opinion.
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  60. Brian Smith No one gets the “shit taxed out of them” for the Royal Family.
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  61. ?
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  62. Who is the lady on the left in the white top
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  63. Nick Breen Cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off.
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  64. David Bell There’s always one, and that one is you.
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  65. jubs Police aren’t issued PPE, other services are prioritised. They aren’t “dying in their droves” because the vast majority of people are at home not out and about interacting with the Police and, the survival rate from the virus is much higher than the death rate. The police don’t have to socially distance themselves, they wouldn’t be able to do their job if they had to distance themselves.
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  66. Michael Pielorz 48 jets ordered, not two. The F35B has passed its tests as proven by British pilots in the UK and US.
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  67. You don’t know what an invasion is then…
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  68. They are display teams, not combat aircraft. If you’re expecting anything with wings to “get our allies out” then you are delusional.
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  69. I I Labour voters
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  70.  @janielliadejean9970  You can’t rely on people to rely on the taxpayer when they choose drag down the quality of life of their children because they have too many.
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  71. Their greatest chance is at the airport, many queuing may have a greater chance through family being in the UK. Pakistan, Iran and Turkey don’t want them hence the massive fence built along the Turkish border. Do you read the news? No country in the surrounding area wants them. You need to look at the refugee convention and look at the definition of an economic migrant before you comment.
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  72. fredo1070 The money isn’t being hoarded by the BBC, the money never belonged to the NHS instead of the BBC. It’s not as if we are employing Lineker or nurses, no one or the other. Having two million pounds spare wouldn’t be helpful for nurses because we don’t have registered nurses being restricted by money, 2 million, to come back.
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  73. J P Have Any evidence to prove otherwise then? Healthcare isn’t free in the UK as it’s paid for through income tax, free at the point of delivery. It’s football, not soccer.
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  74. Byron Hawk If you think that, then you have no understanding of trade.
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  75. Richard J Samuelson Won’t make a difference considering this is at sea...
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  76. Damian Cloete You think he has that concern.
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  77. Bullet-Catcher We own 15 F35B's, 9 of which are at Marham in England flying regularly. The others are in America flying under British pilots until those are ready. QE has embarked F35B’s for the first part of air trials being successful and are now on stage 2. No aircraft carrier in the world, even the Americans don’t start with aircraft. The UK have purchased 48 with the look to increase this to 148 roughly.
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  78.  @McRocket  Aircraft carriers from ww2 are very different to Ocean, also those vessels you name were not used as extensively as Ocean. Ocean was sold before refit, if she wasn’t sold she was due a refit after her last deployment anyway, where you get your 90 billion from is beyond me too. Not fitting the QE class carriers with cats and traps was a great idea, considering we don’t own and are not buying any aircraft that use the system. What you want is a carrier with a system that doesn’t match our fleet. Cats and traps cost far more to implement and maintain as well as use more space below deck and when one fails all of them fail as they are linked. Overall we got a good deal for ocean considering she was past her sell by date that was really showing.
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  79. DANNYBOY73 Didn’t say it was a white supremacist at any point nor did the video. Your original comment that illegal immigrants are responsible is wrong and you have no evidence to prove who it was at all.
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  80. Google the officer and you’ll find he has.
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  81. Stephen Britton Many IED’s don’t need someone to set of the bomb. Most have a pressure sensor attached to a phone etc so when the item is moved, stepped on normally, it explodes.
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  82. Or neither…
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  83. Paul Gibbons There are violent protests that escalate in thousands of places everyday. If you want to hear about it go somewhere else. There are multiple news outposts, British or not, that cover the story to your desire.
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  84. Better it’s not nuclear, around 50% or world wide ports don’t accept nuclear vessels and the majority if those are commonwealth. It’s fuel tanks are enough to go to Sydney with fuel leftover. Imagine building a vessel that your partners won’t accept. Catapults are expensive and fragile, when one fails all do and they take up much more space. The F35B payload is more than sufficient with the ramp.
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  85.  @frank-ko6de  Standards are the exact same, anyone would argue higher as they have to do more in their own time.
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  86. Chicot The Jester You have no idea do you.
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  87. Please explain how this is an EU mission with EU aims and directives? Majority of NATO is EU anyway.
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  88. Greenpoloboy3 2nd worst hit because of a slow response at the start months ago, not now. Presently deaths and infections are falling to record lows. More people will die and struggle from extended lockdown because of economic reasons. Daily deaths are at a record low, ultimately many of these people have underlying conditions anyway.
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  89. rufus williams The Royal Family are the opposite to a drain on the UK as they bring in more than they cost.
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  90. Erik Good Which large group of foreigners have been recruited into the army?
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  91. admiralpicard2010 We own ten F35B's which are flying under British pilots in America. By 2023 we will own 138 jets. Every 2 to 3 weeks a new jet will be given over to British hands. There is no point in having having the jets now as they won't be used during sea trials.
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  92. MOOSEDOWNUNDER To patrol and monitor other ships. Offshore patrol vessels patrol and monitor the borders too and they have weapons. Having spent 5 days on a p2000 patrol vessel I can tell you that it's not all about weapons on small ships.
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  93. SamuraiRevolution Maybe if you watch the video you’ll see that there are a number of topics which are not related to America. Brexit, Turkey, Philippines, Rio Olympics, Michael Phelps, Pokemon Go, Aleppo, and UN Climate Change all appeared in the video.
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  94. 4G they are known as
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  95. Lil Pold There’s always someone who has to make everything political when they aren’t attached.
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  96. kenya catholic Cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off. If one brakes the others cannot be used, suspending all flights, how efficient is that. QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run.
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  97. Yes
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  98. Muhammad Daniel We don’t think we are still an empire, what gave you that thought?
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  99. nani nunu 2 No it isn’t
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  100. Nightmare Or don’t take them at all
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  101. KiTT FOXXE There are richer people in the United Kingdom. The Royal Family haven’t ‘stolen’ any money. You do realise the Royal Family contribute more to the economy than cost? It costs every taxpayer less than 80p a year. Under current economic conditions that’s minute in terms of disposable income.
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  102. Call 101 to open investigation
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  103. MATIX Not a fully submersible vessel.
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  104. M TODD He’s a warrant officer, money isn’t going to be tight. He is also wearing a rather expensive shirt in the first place too.
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  105. Crazy Clown Oh dear oh dear
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  106. Oksana Suprunenko Not issued the equipment as other services are prioritised.
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  107.  @Horizon344  No evidence or debate just a meaningless word, sold it there haven’t you…
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  108. Albert Pike You can prove that the Queen wasn’t an engineer in the army during the war then?
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  109. likklej8 Exactly the same, no gaps and cover the main part of your face.
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  110.  @Whiskey2shots  Women have been on the frontline for more than 4 years, women were on patrol in Afghanistan, look at medics for example.
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  111. Raj Dehoo No they don’t.
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  112. M M He is the PM, come on.
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  113. Jack McHammocklashing The Navy have allowed beards for decades.
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  114. Oscar Muffin He isn’t fat at all, move on.
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  115. Mohamed Hassan Completely agree with you on everything you have said but having access to insulin isn’t a human right.
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  116. Hence why the RN sail there frequently…
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  117.  @mrrolandlawrence  They didn’t get a bargain. The hull life of ocean was 20 years due to it being built under civilian conditions to save money and time. Without the refit ocean wouldn’t have gone to sea for the last few years and needed another one before use to Brazil. Not a bargain at all for its condition.
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  118. Stephen Roche Low threshold of great you have...
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  119. Tempest pp China, Spain and the USA have been hit far harder, how on earth do you think the UK is worse off?
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  120. Who is she?
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  121. DANNYBOY73 Plenty of mass shootings done by White American citizens who were born and raised in the US. Any evidence to disprove this?
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  122. Zak Vince No, the deck would not be able to handle the heat and pressure.
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  123. Harriers? Are you stuck pre 2010?
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  124. Max He has a clearer view on points unlike Labour which have two different views per point based on the person.
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  125. Matthew Marcum Not really because the submarine didn’t stop or respond
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  126. Russians seeing F35’s, any evidence?
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  127. Paul Gibbons You know you’re loosing the argument when you result to insults over actual argument.
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  128. airhab airhab What’s your point?
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  129.  Claus  They bring in more than they cost, raise awareness for charities through visits and present medals and awards which motivates people.
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  130. No correlation
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  131. Enforces discipline and traditions. If you can look after your ceremonial uniform you can look after your kit in the field making you more effective.
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  132. Mark Bamfield How do you know he wasn’t reimbursed later by the army?
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  133. OG DAVE Because Labour would have a sensible long term policy...
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  134. Steve McGill We own 17 F35B's based at Marham, all of which are fully operational with 6 in Cyprus at the moment on exercise. The others are in America flying under British pilots until those are ready. QE has embarked F35B’s for the first part of air trials being successful and are now on stage 2. No aircraft carrier in the world, even the Americans don’t start with aircraft. The UK have just ordered another 17 with the overall total to reach 138 or so.
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  135. Danny Morgan Any evidence to prove what I said is “Gibberish and delusion...”? Leaving the EU or not our economy won’t disappear as you say, it may shrink or increase either way but it won’t disappear as you say even those who voted to remain know our economy won’t disappear. Seems odd to lash back with no evidence or facts or even correct grammar.
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  136. Ender Wiggin Idiot. Warships and aircraft carriers have dealt with humanitarian disasters for decades thanks to their ability to land supplies shore, treat people on land and in ship and provide protection. Size isn’t relevant that has been made even 20 years ago, if this was the case the US and every other warship would be compromised. What country has 50,000 operational surface to air missiles? Interesting method to blow up ships by using surface to air missiles too.
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  137.  @ronnylawson2218  Absolute bollocks that having a name of a different origin makes it propaganda
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  138. Other countries, including France, have better benefits as an asylum seeker.
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  139. Meow786 Becuase children are at less risk, the number of children with infections is significantly lower for a reason. Children will just pull it off and not wear one, logistically this is a nightmare for schools too.
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  140. WatchDog Both carriers don't run on Windows XP, it was a rumour that they were but they aren't. Article related to that is on the UK Defence journal's website. The majority of carriers around the world aren't nuclear powered for a reason. Having a nuclear powered ship in a small navy is stupid, they require times ashore for the reactor and they have high maintenance costs and time aside for that, not ideal for a small navy. It wouldn't be problem if the carriers did run on XP, that system is still used all around the world for a reason. The software can be customised, making it more effective and safe as it's been changed for a specific standard that no one else uses.
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  141. Michael Mcalpine You mean Gibraltar...
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  142. Richard Maunder The ship was not viable for any use, no amount of money and refits can fix hull life. Silly comment.
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  143. David Adams No. Her hull life is over with as she was built to commercial standards. This makes her hull life 20 years, she has served for 22. No refit or amount of money can fix hull life, engine, and living conditions.
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  144. Joe Dickson Do you know anything about hull life structures and stress conditions on them? Clearly not. HMS Ocean was built to civilian standards. While cruise ships are built to civilian standards, the amount of strain and pressure on the hull is no where near the same as a warship. Her refit a few years ago wasn’t meant to meant to fix hull life as that’s not possible, it was to extend her lifespan by another few years. You spoken or know/related to people who serve on Ocean then? Members of my family served on Ocean and know all about her. What you have said is wrong. Research it or go back to school or even speak to an engineer or seamans officer and they will correct you.
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  145. This isn’t the navy.
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  146. Sam Donohoe Celebrating the history of Sainsbury’s.
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  147. Stuart Wood And they can’t charge huge amounts as its regulated too
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  148. Plymouth not Portsmouth, Portsmouth doesn’t have the space or capability for submarines anymore.
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  149. Komal Prakash You make no sense at all do you.
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  150. Komal Prakash You know you’re loosing the argument when you digress. This isn’t person to person communication either, this is closer to an article on Google than person to person.
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  151. Carlos Spicyweiner It really isn’t.
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  152. Matty K No jets?! Please explain the F35s at RAF Marham as well as the jets aboard the carrier for stage one of air trials last year. The ship wasn’t designed for catapults in the first place.
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  153. Monarchist 18 Never 😂
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  154. Winchester
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  155. This channel deserves more coverage.
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  156. Fake news
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  157. Brian Smith Over the course if you’re working lifetime you will pay less than £40 to the Royal Family and about 80p a year. That would barely get you a newish phone on a contract for one month, come in get real.
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  158. Brian Smith Not stolen you have to pay taxes by law. If you disagree with the system move country, avoid (not evade) tax, or vote differently.
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  159. Brian Smith Worth every penny and to the economy as they bring in more than they take.
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  160. R 5 B Sad times indeed.
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  161. vaddi hanwel Most of the world isn’t starving. The Royal Family contribute billions of pounds to the economy as they bring in more money than the cost of having a monarchy.
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  162. Big Smoke No they won’t.
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  163. Abolishing private schools won’t help at all, a parent paying for a private school place is also funding the state system. Displacing these children on an already failing system will make it worse, not give any students the chance to take up sports or access special requirements that they need, SEN. Unemployment will rise and in equality will worsen. There are numerous reports from the ISC stating what will happen if this took place.
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  164. Mr. Ouija Yes it can, google it.
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  165. Sound like Wayne Cusinz
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  166.  @TheMiniMaestroMan  You have no idea.
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  167.  @josephbrennan370  I have taught in both the state and independent schools, big name schools and ‘normal name’ schools. I attended both types of schools as a pupil and spend a lot of my time researching education policy so have a fair amount of knowledge on the subject.
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  168. Jin Jin LDN Police are not issued equipment, other services are being prioritised.
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  169. Ski jump increase payload and fuel compared to no ramp. Cats and traps are expensive to maintain and when one fails all fail. The space required is vast compared to not having one.
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  170. Because that wouldn’t conflict with the Geneva convention…
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  171. Video Outtakes Germany and South Korea have been testing vigorously and as a result missed the first wave and will have no or a little second wave.
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  172. Rose White Cost wouldn’t be the same.
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  173. They are outside and not jumping on eachother like a festival
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  174. Proven to not exist, so you're going to go up to doctors and nurses and tell them the people they see dying everyday who test positive and have the symptoms are all fake?
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  175. T Money Not a real submersible so cannot dive
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  176. Raining and windy, quite normal.
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  177. DANNYBOY73 How, it is the 246th mass shooting.
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  178. DANNYBOY73 Even if there were 100 mass shootings in a year, that’s roughly every one every 3.65 days. Still way too many. Don’t bother trying to hide the facts.
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  179. Job Carpenter Why does it matter?
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  180. meganet3 Sponsorship
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  181. Lightning God If you expect the queen, a vulnerable person, to be helping out in these times then you need step back into reality.
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  182. Lightning God Tens of thousands of ordinary people use private hospitals every year in the UK who are not rich, get a grip a private hospital isn’t just in place or used for the royal family.
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  183. Final flash The Royal Family make more money than costs. Simply google it and there is overwhelming evidence from multiple credible resources stating and proving so. I’m sure that if you research who pays for the weddings it will tell you, I suspect it’s a mix of tax payers money and private income from the family.
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  184. Anniefanny Charles Why wouldn’t they?
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  185.  @Horizon344  I did with an argument for you to respond with but you didn’t.
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  186. Yes
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  187. All submariners are currently cringing out as you call it a ‘sub’.
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  188. wikilog Vast majority of tourists don’t have a clue which service is on parade, Americans.
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  189. Smaller class sizes still
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  190.  @imanepink  Higher grades on average, extra support available, more sports, more trips, smaller classes, more pride overall as a collective just to name a few.
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  191. Stopping funding more medicine at university will only make the issue worse as no new doctors join as oppose to some who join and stay.
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  192. Have you been to a tailors before? About the right price.
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  193. Bryce Cheng You have no idea what the Queen has done over her lifetime do you. Do some research before commenting next time.
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  194. Canadian kid Most probably but the MOD don’t comment on submarines
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  195.  @lc7327  Cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off. If one brakes the others cannot be used, suspending all flights, how efficient is that.
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  196. Skoda Octavia is cheaper but better still.
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  197. Garry Harriman Serious technical problems yet HMS Queen Elizabeth was operating them with no problems last year in the Atlantic.
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  198. Byron Hawk TV license isn’t a tax, a tax is mandatory. If you don’t want to pay then you don’t take out the license. It’s like a product or service, you pay to use it or not.
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  199. Jigsaw John TV license isn’t a tax, a tax is mandatory. If you don’t want to pay then you don’t take out the license. It’s like a product or service, you pay to use it or not.
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  200. gilkesisking No one is forced to take out a TV license.
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  201. gilkesisking My sisters and I don’t have a TV license and have never had letters or people at the door as I don’t watch or access those channels. If they send you a letter just say you don’t watch them.
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  202. Because the people of northern island want that…
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  203. Alex 1218 It’s not stealing, it’s tax. Hundreds of thousands of people, who aren’t in the Royal Family, wear fancy clothes everyday. What’s your point?
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  204. “Plenty of time off”, time that children don’t have before they finish school and embark in further education and careers. If you are in Y11 you have had an extremely disrupted year affecting their skills which they need to study further in sixth form, known for being a big jump without the pandemic. Y13 have had 1.5 school years not learning skills and info which they need for uni and the job market. They have lost a lot.
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  205. Declan Campbell No they aren’t
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  206. Aurα вírdч The carrier doesn't run on XP. It was rumoured that it does but it doesn't. While many on board systems used by contractors for various tasks use Windows XP, Windows 7 and various other operating systems, none of these are directly involved in running the vessel and will not be present when the ship enters operation service according to the Ministry of Defence. The new carriers are the first ships to be built with a BAE Systems designed operating system called Shared Infrastructure, which will be rolled out across the rest of the Royal Navy’s surface fleet over the next 10 years. Shared Infrastructure is a state-of-the-art system that will revolutionise the way ships operate by using virtual technologies to host and integrate the sensors, weapons and management systems that complex warships require. Replacing multiple large consoles dedicated to specific tasks with a single hardware solution, reduces the amount of spares required to be carried onboard and will significantly decrease through-life costs. "The MoD can confirm that Windows XP will not be used by any onboard system when the ship becomes operational, this also applies to HMS Prince of Wales.”
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  207. Bigg Phillips No, not at all. Under your logic are America the world police with their sanctions on Middle East countries and NK.
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  208. Koen de Vries Whatever you’re on is crazy.
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  209. Jill Acheson Police not issued PPE, other services are prioritised.
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  210. You don’t’ spend a whole year doing this.
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  211. RAIN MAYHEM Makes guns more accessible so no. There’s a reason why countries such as Australia, NZ, Japan, South Korea, France and a host of others don’t have nearly as many mass shootings. Festivals happen all over the world where no one is armed and this doesn’t happen.
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  212. RAIN MAYHEM When have you had to defend yourself against the government then? In none of the countries listed above, as an example, have ever felt the need to have guns in retaliation of the government. By having less weapons available you have less tools for bad people to express themselves.
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  213. Brit No link between activity and artheritus
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  214. The belt buckle is centred, the buttons are deliberately off centre. You can see as the tie is in the middle like the belt buckle.
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  215. james brown It is also physically impossible for me to serve because of age but when both parents are in you know a fair amount before you question.
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  216. union ist Every ship in the world leaks.
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  217.  @elkpaz560  no guarantee that they will get a flight back
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  218. Yes
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  219. Lightning God Every year the average tax payer, not low earners, pay less than a pound a year in tax that then goes to the Royal Family. Also note that the Royal Family don’t take tax, they are given a certain amount of money that changes based on how much profit they make. Truly amazing that you comment this when you clearly have no idea how tax and the royal family work. There would be far less money in the economy and jobs supported if the Royal Family was abolished.
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  220. Hanjo Morren This is important, enforces discipline and tradition and pride.
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  221. Canada? Who?
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  222. MacNifty The Queen doesn’t have a lizard tongue.
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  223. Mohamed Hassan Access to insulin isn’t a human right.
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  224. declan h You have no evidence to say that a man or woman of any faith let alone being Muslim, started the fire. What a poor sweeping statement.
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  225. Thom Perkins They bring in more money than they cost.
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  226. youn1a Let me explain it for you. No one would ever drop a neutron bomb on a ship, using your logic every target in the world ranging from all ships to important people to diplomatic buildings should be neutron bomb proof. Again no one would fire an EMP missile at a ship or carrier group and wouldn’t be able to successfully as no one has an EMP missile which is up and running and ready to use.
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  227. Jog on, you don’t get promoted based on certain words.
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  228. RAMC RAMC#1 Being able to construct a sentence will help.
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  229. You’d be silly to the Polo over this car
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  230. clyde lafferty The RAF! 😂 next joke
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  231. Johnny Caruthers Because that will help...
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  232. DANNYBOY73 “clearly”, at no point does it say it was a family feud.
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  233. Vastly over blowing the situation here, the amount of people who move to the UK and don’t reach the national insurance threshold is extremely small.
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  234. peter brunsden Yes we should have before it was worthless
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  235. steven katz You have a very low threshold of ‘cuteness’ then. Compared to a US carrier the vessel isn’t that small.
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  236. Ian Jacques - Keen With the vast majority of people staying inside, people wouldn’t see and its publicised everywhere.
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  237. Because if Labour were in power, bonuses would just stop. Grow up.
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  238. Guaranteed work
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  239. Progressive Demagogue More likely to be stabbed by someone born in Britain.
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  240. We own 17 F35B's, all of which are fully operational with y of these taking part in overseas operational duties and the rest shadowing Russian aircraft when operational. The others are in America flying under British pilots until those are ready. QE has embarked F35B’s for the first part of air trials being successful and are now on stage 3. No aircraft carrier in the world, even the Americans don’t start with aircraft. The UK have just ordered another 17 with the overall total to reach 138. Stupid comment. It wasn't two new carriers or the NHS/schools. Warships are not just for going to war, you would know if you knew anything about defence.
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  241. Max “it doesn’t matter”, that means you don’t have a reason to back him up. If it didn’t matter so many people wouldn’t ask him these questions or make decision based on this.
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  242.  @emmy9345  That's right, start calling people thick when loosing the argument. At least make grammatical sense when you run out of points to argue.
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  243. 37persian Actually an international shipping lane, google it.
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  244. Byron Hawk The Brexit Party will never come to power, they will never have enough support or MPs.
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  245. iMuhammad Siam Iran commuted a crimp by violating sanctions from the EU and U.N. while Iran stole a vessel because it had apparently crashed into a shipping vessel despite there is no damage.
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  246. Isaac Gecas This aircraft carrier isn’t named after the Queen, do your research before you comment a load of bollocks.
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  247. Discipline and attention to detail which translate to the battle field.
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  248. 83% of students don’t pay back their tuition from both tuition and maintenance, raising it would be equal to a grant at that point.
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  249. redmasqu Standards dropping.
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  250. TheGarabella Contribute more to the economy than cost, move on with your bullshit.
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  251. Team Toby 05 Some schools with disabled children have been open the whole time.
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  252. It’s not a human right to have face to face classes.
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  253. Just because of one failure doesn’t demote it’s place. Accidents and errors happen to all grades of equipment, get real.
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  254. Torasan There are any other videos on the vessel on this channel. Not a waste of time.
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  255. Steven Uspensky What’s wrong with this world that you are alive. Woman are no different to men in the armed forces when commanding.
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  256.  @CantHandleThisCanYa  They bring in more than they cost, raise awareness for charities through visits and present medals and awards which motivates people.
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  257. Stephen Burgess No correlation.
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  258. Get jabbed, the chances are so low of side effects.
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  259. wellifthemediasaysit If an Officer has the virus or symptoms they don’t work so that helps to eliminate that. If they were always 6 feet away they wouldn’t be great enforcing a lockdown and they are there to police the lockdown, risking their health to do so.
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  260. Bob Bob Left sing or right wing, you’ve clearly never seen left wing extreme news.
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  261. S H Thousands of incidents like this and not on camera. Before cameras were around or used routinely the world still functioned and evolved. I guess you don’t believe any of history at all as there is no camera. Much of the worlds conflicts aren’t on camera, doesn’t mean they didn’t happen.
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  262. Did you not watch this? Every person serving met the correct standard and therefore not civies. 1/3 of the personnel are deploying for the first time and are therefore expected to not get it correct straight away hence the training before entering hostile areas.
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  263. The Legend of Texas Are you mad, the newer ones are good looking cars.
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  264. Ядерный GB is not afraid of China.
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  265. marychid Neither carrier is an elephant and even if they were they would be grey.
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  266. “Illegal immigrants” There is no such thing. Go educate yourself.
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  267.  @pr9382  UN nations convention of refugees doesn’t say you have to stay in the first safe country you land. No official document/agreement has ever said that that the UK is involved with.
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  268. DJVEGAS1000 Jog on.
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  269. OMGz1122 Becaus it’s not a full submersible. They knew the crew Hispanic through questioning and origin and navigation of the vessel.
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  270. Jennifer McClain Makes zero difference where you are from.
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  271. Elaine Clements Finn The semi-submersible vessel in the video would have been made knowing that if it gets caught it won’t cost them lots of money in losses. Often these vessels are made with old and spare parts.
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  272. Dorian de Groot To Australia Sydney and a bit left.
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  273. Yes, the buttons are off centre on the jacket and the belt in the middle
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  274. Chestnut Bloke A real conversation killer aren’t you...
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  275. Andrew MacGillivray They had tracking information and it came from a Spanish speaking country.
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  276. Ethan Clarke Yes it does
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  277. Taffy Explain
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  278. LETS GO “Natos last”. You must be joking. China don’t have a full deep sea Navy nor the experience and logistics to support a war. Russia don’t have any aircraft carriers as their only remaining one has a 200 square foot hole in the side of it after its floating dry dock sunk. Russia also have a great history when it comes to submarines don’t they...
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  279. LETS GO Iran haven’t blown up any British drones, odd to assume that I’m American with no evidence or hints. You know you’re loosing the argument when you can’t contribute with any counter facts or evidence.
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  280. Couldn’t get anyone else on the plane as the taliban controls who can come into airport.
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  281. Suleman Pandor Iran, if they didn’t send a tanker which is sanctioned, none of this would happen.
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  282. Jacks Grandma Still have right to when in international waters under universal jurisdiction.
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  283. SeriousTimes The Royal Family pay tax.
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  284. Pet Prove it
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  285. You don't know a lot do you.
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  286.  @TomTheGamer913  Cut the target to make it appear that less are being cut. Doesn’t matter if someone is being made redundant or not, it’s a loss regardless of method.
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  287. dan lugo Please explain the order of 48 F35B’s then.
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  288. The Rif Raf, the junior service.
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  289. Logan Francel They carry out a different role.
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  290. Logan Francel An aircraft carrier’s primary duty is to carry helicopters and fixed wing aircraft whereas an amphibious vessel such as the wasp class is to land soldiers. QE’s main role is to carry aircraft therefore it’s an aircraft carrier.
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  291. Raf Abd Not all, more from the Crown State.
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  292. Nomad 64 Do you know that it has paid itself back from the initial investment and the Royal Family contribute more than they cost.
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  293. Nomad 64 Given back to the taxpayer by increasing the strength of the economy, increasing our global position and influence.
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  294. Nomad 64 No we couldn’t, they contribute more than cost. That is fact.
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  295. Changing under Trump too.
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  296. Spicy Right Wing Not quite the same though is it.
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  297. aQuestionableQuestion The propulsión problems have been sorted out or are being sorted now. Hasn’t stopped all 6 from being out at once.
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  298. Haunted Hotspots Will do as the facts and evidence prove it before lockdown eased.
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  299. Mike Seeds Why do they not have a place in the Royal Navy? Tens of thousands of woman have served in the RN, some of those continuing to be senior officers.
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  300. A Submariner Recruitment is up and has been consistent for two years or so
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  301. Purple Teddy Please explain how an air soft game can look gay?
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  302. gbjanuary There is no report from a credible source that proves the Royal Family don’t provide profit. Below I have links from left and right wing sources proving so. https://www.insider.com/where-does-the-royal-family-get-money-2017-1 https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/analysis-and-features/royal-wedding-family-how-much-uk-economy-benefits-cost-meghan-markle-expense-a8345436.html https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4950897/queen-money-economy-monarchy-2017/ https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1145043/royal-finances-how-much-money-royal-family-uk-economy-tourism-meghan-markle https://www.foxbusiness.com/money/british-royal-family-earnings-net-worth https://www.sundaypost.com/fp/they-cost-us-a-mint-but-bring-in-much-more/
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  303. Completely different demographic, social and political situation. Impossible to replicate anywhere else.
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  304. @The Fading Frontier You have no idea do you, if you think the UK could replicate the same system overnight just be changing its aim/belief’s then you are delusional.
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  305. Will be Cold War thanks to Russia and China engaging with the taliban. Not a world war, a Cold War.
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  306. You Gotta Ride Jimin Before You Park Jimin You don’t know if he has passed his fitness test or not. He might just be a rugby player.
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  307. Eva Trujillo Trump has the ability to push through regulations so companies can’t charge as much. So yes Trump has a part to play.
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  308. Roland Lawrence This doesn’t waste money at all
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  309. Who is the lady on the left?
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  310. PureSwedishViking Thank you! Have a great day!
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  311. duncancallum we have 30-40 F35 B's on order and have done for nearly a year, they are at sea trials right now as I type.
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  312. Alexey Zakhvatov The carrier doesn't run on XP. It was rumoured that it does but it doesn't. While many on board systems used by contractors for various tasks use Windows XP, Windows 7 and various other operating systems, none of these are directly involved in running the vessel and will not be present when the ship enters operation service according to the Ministry of Defence. The new carriers are the first ships to be built with a BAE Systems designed operating system called Shared Infrastructure, which will be rolled out across the rest of the Royal Navy’s surface fleet over the next 10 years. Shared Infrastructure is a state-of-the-art system that will revolutionise the way ships operate by using virtual technologies to host and integrate the sensors, weapons and management systems that complex warships require. Replacing multiple large consoles dedicated to specific tasks with a single hardware solution, reduces the amount of spares required to be carried onboard and will significantly decrease through-life costs. "The MoD can confirm that Windows XP will not be used by any onboard system when the ship becomes operational, this also applies to HMS Prince of Wales.”
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  313. Who is the lady on the left?
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  314. Dave James Bullshit, absolute bollocks.
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  315. RobertDeville Explain why the carrier is crewed and had its crew two years before she sailed?
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  316. Gavin Sharp QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along. Cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off.
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  317. volkswin Explain
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  318. ToonandBBfan Wildcat, not lynx but not that much of the wildcat, more Merlin.
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  319. Animal at 3:00?
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  320. The Internet Killed Music What’s her name?
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  321. Aussie Drifter QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along. The engines in QE are certainly more than “A few over sized truck engines.” It will not take around 30,000 crew to man QE or POW either.
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  322. some yellow sri lankan The carrier isn’t named after the Queen, google the name and you’ll see it isn’t. Also, being British has no bearing on wether you like the name or not.
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  323. sparkss4 The carrier doesn't run on XP. It was rumoured that it does but it doesn't. While many on board systems used by contractors for various tasks use Windows XP, Windows 7 and various other operating systems, none of these are directly involved in running the vessel and will not be present when the ship enters operation service according to the Ministry of Defence. The new carriers are the first ships to be built with a BAE Systems designed operating system called Shared Infrastructure, which will be rolled out across the rest of the Royal Navy’s surface fleet over the next 10 years. Shared Infrastructure is a state-of-the-art system that will revolutionise the way ships operate by using virtual technologies to host and integrate the sensors, weapons and management systems that complex warships require. Replacing multiple large consoles dedicated to specific tasks with a single hardware solution, reduces the amount of spares required to be carried onboard and will significantly decrease through-life costs. "The MoD can confirm that Windows XP will not be used by any onboard system when the ship becomes operational, this also applies to HMS Prince of Wales.”
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  324. arjunuk1 We haven't scrapped the ship for that reason.
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  325. Cody Smith “Not likely to get on track before 2025.” Explain why in less than four weeks the first ever F35B will land on QE. The carrier is a super carrier as she weighs 70,000 tons, engine propulsion has no bearing on the super carrier status. It would have not been better to build 16 helicopter carriers as we don’t have the crew for that many or the space for that many. QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along.
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  326. m scott “No jets for a few years”, although in less than four weeks the first ever F35B to land on a carrier will be on QE.
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  327. 4TheRecord The carrier doesn't run on XP. It was rumoured that it does but it doesn't. While many on board systems used by contractors for various tasks use Windows XP, Windows 7 and various other operating systems, none of these are directly involved in running the vessel and will not be present when the ship enters operation service according to the Ministry of Defence. The new carriers are the first ships to be built with a BAE Systems designed operating system called Shared Infrastructure, which will be rolled out across the rest of the Royal Navy’s surface fleet over the next 10 years. Shared Infrastructure is a state-of-the-art system that will revolutionise the way ships operate by using virtual technologies to host and integrate the sensors, weapons and management systems that complex warships require. Replacing multiple large consoles dedicated to specific tasks with a single hardware solution, reduces the amount of spares required to be carried onboard and will significantly decrease through-life costs. "The MoD can confirm that Windows XP will not be used by any onboard system when the ship becomes operational, this also applies to HMS Prince of Wales.”
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  328. Song at 0.36 seconds
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  329. costelloj70 Sure
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  330. John Youde Obviously they did
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  331. John Youde I don't think that they did take off all valuable equipment. I know they did because a few months before she went to be scrapped, they took all valuables off the ship, it was on the news. Keep up with current affairs.
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  332. Maikl TRITON You have no idea do you
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  333. all counties The destroyers problems were not because of the engines it was because of the cooling mechanism which the US have fitted to their newest of ships. If you knew anything about this area you would realise that all ships uses the same cooling as the T45 destroyers.
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  334. moelio20 QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along.
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  335. Edith Dodds You have no idea do you. If QE is to ever break down, your English ability will break first which is already has done. sigh
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  336. Javier Morales Not a full submersible so cannot dive.
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  337. Gar Whittaker As Royal Navy don’t comment on the positions of submarines, it’s unusual to make that comment.
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  338. Miss Rooke Plays Oh yes because let’s provoke a war, what a great idea.
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  339. Don Bow He needs to shave.
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  340. Darren Hudson The Royal Navy has enough escort ships, you’d know this if you keep up with defence news.
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  341. Darren Hudson We do have enough as pointed out by the First Sea Lord. https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/royal-navy-now-has-enough-crew-for-both-carriers-and-their-escorts/
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  342. Darren Hudson Daring class problems have been fixed and that problem has affected nearly every ship in the world as most ships use the same cooling system.
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  343. Darren Hudson You haven’t heard because of tabloid papers in this country and because our ship spent too long in that patch of water. When operating at the time it wasn’t taken into account the cooling system. Happens to other nations all the time.
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  344. Darren Hudson https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/the-queen-elizabeth-class-aircraft-carriers-a-symbol-of-british-military-power/ https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/britain-needs-aircraft-carriers/ You cannot gain the same benefits that carriers have, as set out above, from destroyers and frigates.
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  345. The chance of having a new life without conflict is worth the risks. Thousands die at sea trying to reach countries, look at the Med.
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  346. Nanda Ikbaar To deter threats
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  347. SINNER 43 Look at RAF Marham
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  348. M suriname Nope. QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along.
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  349. Ernesto Gastelum The RN have the RFA, the most well know fleet replenishment service in the world. They provide fuel and supplies to warships like the US and every other Navy across the world. The US do port visits all the time, as your comment implies they don’t. All Navies have to do port visits for a number of reasons varying from: Refuelling when not possible at sea, humanitarian work, diplomatic trips, port trips for the crew, maintenance in a foreign port and for a vessel to dock in their base which may be in another country.
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  350. josh ike Exactly, agree with you on stats but a US commander did point out that the British Type 45 Destroyer is the best anti-air destroyer in the world. However that’s it from us ahaha.
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  351. shane walsh Jog on, it’s a great looking ship.
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  352. Clash_Royale Gameplay How did you cope?? A whole 20 minutes!
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  353. How?
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  354.  @goodputin4324  the ability to launch helicopters and marines and respond to anything due to its design is one of a kind. Like saying every warship serves no purpose.
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  355. Johhnnyboy No choice.
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  356. Aaron Paul It’s not, completely wrong.
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  357. If a country isn’t going to make use of the Olympic development, like London has, then why should they host it again. Waste of money then.
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  358. r casper Classic response for someone with no facts or evidence.
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  359. r casper There is no credible evidence to suggest that 5G has a link to the virus. A common error made by people was believing that smoking was good you on the 60s when there were health warnings in the 50s and 60s saying that smoking was bad for you, the adverts weren’t produced on a mass scale. Do you have any links or evidence or do you just try to insult people the moment they have a debate?
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  360. Zenn Lozanno You’re so funny...
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  361. The average person doesn't have a clue, go and ask the average person in the street about economics or trading etc and they will have no idea.
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  362. WATSON DOVE Oh dear
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  363. P K You’ll just adapt, no they won’t. They will move away to other countries or declare income through capital gain.
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  364. Brandon Bates It’s training, they aren’t designed to get it right first time just like the army in training.
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  365. Radders 6 Belt Road Initiative
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  366. Benefitted the London and British economy, as well as the local economy.
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  367. Would be unusual for any organisation not to change
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  368. Cristina Vuscan Less than 5% of the population is Muslim and the majority of them are fine like all other religions in the UK.
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  369. The Black Knight The carriers aren’t just for war.
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  370. This is 4 years old
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  371. Ishmael Stanisauskis Teachers have been teaching from home the whole time.
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  372. Ishmael Stanisauskis Vast majority have been.
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  373. Ishmael Stanisauskis The vast majority of schools in the UK, regardless of state or private, have been providing education remotely. Maybe in your area they aren’t but as a nation the vast majority are. It is also wrong to say that this is a free holiday when teachers and support staff have been laid off or furloughed as a result of the virus while teaching remotely.
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  374. Bryan C What war hoaxes and bullying?
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  375. Trey Morris And they are so reliable...
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  376. Joni Ha! What a load of bollocks
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  377. Marvin Cooper On trials so doesn’t require them. No nation puts their jets on straight away, even the Americans.
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  378. The vessel was sold in 2018.
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  379. jenny gore Not a waste of money at all, any evidence? The F35B doesn’t require cats and traps. Cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off. If one brakes the others cannot be used, suspending all flights, how efficient is that.
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  380. Explain.
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  381. george marnelakis Which most do
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  382. It did cost them through national insurance, free at the point of delivery. It wasn’t free.
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  383. O G Part of the problem, many people don’t pay into it yet use it the most.
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  384. A highly creased item would be deliberate but a crease is where you have to turn an item over on an ironing board.
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  385. ‘Invasion’, clearly you don’t know the definition of invasion then.
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  386. Micki Creek the Royal Navy hace enough escorts. Google it.
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  387. no name Every ship in the world leaks, even submarines leak and remain dived for weeks at a time. Shows how current you are with defence news considering this leak was fixed well over a month ago.
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  388. no name Has at some point no doubt, even US ships leak (I know shock horror).
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  389. Royal Republican Air Force Me English would suit you better...
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  390.  @bertaroo  work hard
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  391. what the hell US in the video as they are training craft. We have British ones at Marham.
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  392. Vishnu Gadhavi nope, because Labour didn’t order it with any.
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  393. Explain? Do we not need tanks then as an island nation?
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  394. Ancient
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  395. No he didn't, any evidence.
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  396. SoyLeroy2003 Because Greece can afford that.
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  397. Like what?
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  398. Sanjip Singh How’s your carrier coming along.
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  399. Murdo Friel HMS Ocean isn’t and has never been an aircraft carrier. Ocean is a helicopter carrier and assault ship. We have no other aircraft carriers that have been decommissioned that are still available to be used.
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  400. Asabul Miah Social distancing relaxed in schools.
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  401. John Ikot They don’t always.
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  402. Big Smoke We won’t have to refuel everyday and it’s cheaper in the long run. The RN also has the best fleet replenishment service in the world so it’s not a problem.
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  403. multi truth Because that sort of conflict is unlikely to happen in today’s day and age, not just because you think differently about our carrier.
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  404. Mikeloen Continent - Adrian Berenguer
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  405. Sauron Merciful At no point did I say that the Royal Family doesn’t have access to billions. The Queen doesn’t have as much control as you think, she cannot just take more money when she wants regardless if she technically owns Bank of England and the inland revenue. The Royal family’s pay is decided through the returns of the Royal estate. If the estate brings in more money than usual they receive a higher cut. It is also worth bearing in mind that the Royal Family create a profit for the economy as they earn more money then cost us.
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  406. They did it when full time he’s a reservist.
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  407. gbjanuary The money generated from tax, less than a pound per average tax payer a year, is used to service and maintain buildings/sites which make a profit every year. This pays for all expenses with money left over that is fed into the economy.
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  408. Ryan Evans The Royal Family have been around for centuries, democracy was founded in 1918 in the UK. You don’t elect a royal family, have you ever looked at history?
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  409. Zyklon X , Very opposite, she embraces the royal family.
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  410. markman63 Explain London then.
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  411. bilinas mini Most submarines are diesel electric
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  412. Wizdumb37 He isn’t though.
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  413. SM96 This isn’t illegal.
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  414. Can we have a fun fact of the day instead
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  415. Sean Shi Not the Royal Navy but Labour.
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  416. Faris Mohammad Not piracy at all. Ships sailing the high seas are generally under the jurisdiction of the flag state (if there is one); however, when a ship is involved in certain criminal acts, such as piracy or sanctions, any nation can exercise jurisdiction under the doctrine of universal jurisdiction.
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  417. Ismail Mansur To join where?
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  418. This ship isn’t service.
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  419.  @gmonynegro595  the ship was sold to Brazil 4 years ago
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  420. Just your tax bill later.
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  421. MAX POWER Thousands of incidents like this, not often this escalated , happen all the time? Just because it’s not comers doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. Really modern advanced cars don’t come with cameras yet crashes are still proven.
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  422. MAX POWER You work or have experience or come from a maritime background to know then I guess. Come on, get real.
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  423. studinthemaking Often in trials for all vessels the top speed is broken by 5 or more knots.
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  424. That’s income tax, which has very little to do with the NHS. National insurance does.
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  425. gandi S No credible evidence.
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  426. Oooh sorry hard
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  427. 100 subs without videos sub now Evidence?
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  428. christopher tucker That’s not terrifying at all. She had no systems on board to detect the drone as she was still owned by the builders at that point. Even the police turned around and said this is not the navy to deal with. Do you really think that with all of her equipment a drone will slip by?? How gullible are you?!
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  429. Roger Boswarva The Navy will never do trooping the colour, there is no previous link unlike the foot guards.
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  430. Jun Han Toh RN vessels have
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  431. Mac 73 Every ship and boat in the world leaks regardless of how old it is. It has been known for submarines to leak and still stay dived. Cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off. If one brakes the others cannot be used, suspending all flights, how efficient is that. The carrier has enough crew and escorts for both carriers as confirmed by the Royal Navy and several defence journals. This can also be shown with record numbers of destroyers being deployed at once for the past two years. We own 17 F35B's, all of which are fully operational with y of these taking part in overseas operational duties and the rest shadowing Russian aircraft when operational. The others are in America flying under British pilots until those are ready. QE has embarked F35B’s for the first part of air trials being successful and are now on stage 3. No aircraft carrier in the world, even the Americans don’t start with aircraft. The UK have just ordered another 17 with the over all total to reach 138.
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  432. AH6man QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run. Your opinion is wrong.
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  433. Isometric Aquariums Talking about yourself huh...
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  434. yogiswimmer You have no idea do you, there is a large international history behind pace-sticking.
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  435. Dan Smith Any credible evidence behind that? No doctors or consultants saying so.
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  436. theratboy117 You don’t know what they arrested him for.
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  437. theratboy117 Ah, agree.
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  438. JuJuBEANS Z also size
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  439. huurux In the sense that every warship is a good target, even the US with their larger targets...
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  440. sanket Kumar Explain London
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  441. sanket Kumar LA has made a profit from both Olympic Games and London’s games have seen vast improvements in the local community. If a country invests right they can make it viable.
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  442. sanket Kumar Rio had the opportunity and the money to continue the infrastructure so it can be used by all but they left it and instead increased division but pushing poor people away when they could have benefitted.
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  443.  @sanketkumar8040  Rio could afford it, VOX did a video how they had enough money bu instead used it for the wrong reasons. In London and LA which are both wealthy, the infrastructure was used afterwards and is still today including the accommodation for all incomes. Jut research Rio and you'll see.
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  444. Cats and traps are expansive and not reliable, when one breaks all fail. They take up more space too.
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  445. Doesn’t cost any extra.
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  446. Juxtaposition only works when the words are next to each other
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  447. Jhutan Debbarma Brexit shop?
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  448. Idiot. The UK had a cracking deal, 80 million for a vessel that was past its sell by date. No amount of money can fix hull life.
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  449. Alo Ben You are delusional.
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  450. freen greg Explain London then.
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  451. freen greg Poor analogy, Rio had the opportunity to thrive after the Olympics but instead the interests were towards the rich people government officials who segregated poor people nearby instead of investing the money that they had for the areas to remain open. If you know you can’t support the games afterwards don’t bother bidding.
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  452. Sick Bastd HMS Neptune is a sports facility used by the RN.
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  453. Thomas Hankin no
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  454. Tommy John What “Army hats” are you talking about. There is no such thing as an army hat in the British Armed Forces/
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  455. leighrg350 COVID is far better than living in a country which is a war zone.
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  456. Dustin Shadle Money and space for four?
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  457. Scrapped in 2018
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  458. Clown Lives Matter Over the ocean, get real.
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  459. Videos can be uploaded when ever they want, no rule for this. You’re making a sweeping assumption that every teenager doesn’t respect life too, the majority do choose to study further and join the forces.
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  460. Philip Mcintyre British Army has new tanks and new service rifle. Educate yourself.
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  461. Philip Mcintyre SA80 A3 is just over a year old and is very capable. The Ajax is coming into service very soon.
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  462. Ships make up a tiny proportion of global warming effects especially in comparison to other methods of transport, no problems solved here unfortunately.
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  463. Andrew Colby You know if your healthy or it, it’s not hard.
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  464. Mental Melonhead Are you high?
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  465. ends all All ships are a ‘she’.
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  466. thanos Not really, the chances of you catching the virus is low and then the chances of you dying are extremely low.
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  467. Daniel Haines No evidence of that happening.
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  468. Daniel Haines Despite the fact that all 6 have been deployed at once recently and some have had their propulsion systems fully fixed. They aren’t being mothballed at all.
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  469. Daniel Haines Apart from the two occasions of having 6 at sea there has always been a training ship in harbour, not a mothball. “Shows how much you know”, you know you’re loosing the argument when you resort to blank insults.
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  470. Daniel Haines I didn’t bring up HMS Bristol at all, very odd to mention the vessel especially as she is used by cadets predominantly and hasn’t been in service for longer than I’ve been alive.
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  471. word up Zero credible evidence.
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  472. GICking January 2018 saw no US carriers at sea.
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  473. In 2018 yes, not now.
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  474. Care to elaborate?
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  475.  @markspencer171  You know you’re losing the argument when you make sweeping statements with no substance.
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  476. William J Greklek III You are aware that the RN is trailing laser systems very soon
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  477. Andrew Palframan Evidence supplied - https://www.thejakartapost.com/life/2018/11/24/this-british-woman-is-more-than-10-times-richer-than-the-queen.html https://www.mirror.co.uk/interactives/richer-royal-family-here-10-12576455 https://www.businessinsider.com/sunday-times-rich-list-2016-the-aristocrats-that-are-richer-than-the-queen-2017-1 https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/03/18/how-wealthy-is-the-queen-not-as-rich-as-you-think/
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  478. KiTT FOXXE It probably is but your initial point isn’t correct
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  479. Andrew Palframan What a surprise, I supply the evidence and liberals like you ignore the facts.
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  480. Charlie R The vast majority were at home before lockdown eased.
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  481. PotassiumShard Explain then
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  482. PotassiumShard No one has or will fire a nuclear weapon at a warship. No warship has been hit by one before so can be proven not to be a waste of money. Under your theory any large vessel or building is a waste of money if it has the slightest chance of being hit by one. The ICBM is used a deterrent not an attack missile wouldn’t be used against a ship.
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  483.  @absjones2916  Are you stupid? Ocean was in a poor state, built to civilian standards to speed up build time lead to a shorter life span. No amount of money will fix hull life. 80 million was a good price for the condition.
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  484. The European legislation doesn’t stop you from working more than 48+ hours a week over a thirteen week period, you just opt out of the working directive in your contract like I do.
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  485. Different personnel.
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  486. 83% of students don’t pay back their full loan so subsidising won’t make a difference
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  487. Jiang Cheung Like your English.
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  488. The God It isn’t the olympics or feeding people. There is enough other money to solve that, it’s down to government. The olympics role isn’t to sort that.
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  489. andyenid2 Their only one has a 200ft hole in the side from a floating dry dock sinking.
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  490. Stock Brazen They don’t.
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  491. Max Tickner This isn’t fake news at all. The submarine here isn’t a fully submersible vessel so can’t dive. The submarine here isn’t made of plywood or cardboard, it wouldn’t work if it did. Over the past decade soldiers and sailors across the world have been wearing cameras which are strapped to them.
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  492. fred onions Thanks for telling us, really needed to know.
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  493. Kit Carr Unusual to highlight the use of alliteration when the rest of your comment is grammatically wrong.
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  494. Kit Carr Bit sad really to have a trap. Nothing better to do.
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  495. Snowman374th You have no idea do you, warships are not just for war.
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  496. henry hurst yes
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  497.  Mancunian Candidate  Amazing, you know you’re in the wrong when you can’t respond with a credible answer to go to insults.
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  498. So the picture of the C17 double it’s capacity with Afghans fleeing doesn’t portray anything?
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  499.  @narrativequestion  The picture was widely reported on, not in the video.
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  500. He isn’t a puppet at all, any evidence?
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  501. ram64man Don’t have to be visible
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  502. Wolf Blitzer Prove it
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  503. B Because they are senior schools that only start at year 9. No state or private senior schools are going back this term, only private junior or prep schools are.
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  504. SPIDERman9051 Best Defence secretary we have had for years.
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  505. SPIDERman9051 Getting more money for the defence budget and talking down rumours of scrapping amphibious ships. Better than the rest.
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  506. Party Animals They aren’t off centre. The belt is inline, the belt doesn’t match the buttons and never has done.
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  507. Jerry Kobylt Ships sailing the high seas are generally under the jurisdiction of the flag state (if there is one); however, when a ship is involved in certain criminal acts, such as piracy or sanctions, any nation can exercise jurisdiction under the doctrine of universal jurisdiction.
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  508. KendrickMan They weren’t conned, they didn’t spend any money on the venues afterwards. A video from VOX points this out,
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  509. drive drive You don’t need a video, for decades thousands of incidents like this have happened not on camera. I guess you don’t believe that anything happened before camera were used frequently huh?
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  510. Ayush Nayak It’s a bird, get real
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  511. Anthony Hopkins Just you then. A “Private Army”, ha! Move on.
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  512. The A7 roofline looks like a girl when lying on her front.
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  513. Ray G Europe doesn’t follow socialism in any way.
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  514. Turlough M 70k tons*
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  515. MrMaxxxy007 More people will die and struggle from extended lockdown because of economic reasons. Daily deaths are at a record low, ultimately many of these people have underlying conditions anyway. The high amount of deaths and infections come from the start of virus when there was a lack of government direction, not from the last 3 weeks or so.
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  516. Mike Clarkson No evidence this is a scam. You also mean a hoax as a scam is financial.
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  517.  @reviewfatassusa8373  PCR test doesn’t test for a response, hence why you people who don’t show symptoms which is a sign of your immune system working. Correct people have died from cold and flu like symptoms for centuries however COVID 19 is far more infectious, can develop variants at a much faster rate and kills people who are fit and healthy and young.
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  518. Scuba Charlie The information in the video doesn’t make a difference to other nations. They know about us and we know about them. The video wouldn’t be released if there was sensitive information.
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  519. Fake news, jog on.
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  520. Pickle Morty HMS Queen Elizabeth has no nuclear reactors on board.
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  521.  @etiennedelaunois1737  It does, for the vast majority of people it does. Societal standards and lowering in attitude have dropped leading to this.
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  522. coard123 No
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  523. Engineers…
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  524. William Callister This is 4 years ago...
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  525. sidharth cs QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run.
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  526. hries57 No sense at all.
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  527. Bob Bobbalina Your comment has no correlation to the video. If you actually knew anything about military history you’d realise that there isn’t a single war which we won as a direct result of being in a coalition with America. Every war America and Britain has fought in, where you joined us, would have been won in the first place as by the time America joined the tables had turned. World War 2 is a great example of this.
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  528. Gnosys Thought Eton and Harrow both start at year 9, making them senior schools. No senior schools, regardless of their funding status, is going back in June. This is nothing to do with “sending the plebs first to act as guinea pigs”.
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  529. xevious2501 Submarines not “subs”.
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  530. xevious2501 Nope not to far off though
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  531. You need to learn the difference between public, state and private.
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  532. Crazytastie There is already enough money available for research, intact the olympics is a large area for research. It isn’t the olympics or research.
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  533. Crazytastie Explain why counties bid to host it then?
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  534. Crazytastie Rio had the opportunity to thrive after the olympics but threw it away but not investing any more and segregating poorer people when they could have benefited from the transport and better housing.
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  535. Wouter ter Berg Or NATO.
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  536. dOn’T pAnIc ! You wish.
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  537. OZYMANDIAS It would have cost more money to convert Typhoon’s to work at sea with little left for the RAF to use.
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  538. Christine Gower She hasn’t had any political influence since stepping down. How un-informed are you?
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  539. T Money No problem
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  540. blurglide Cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off. If one brakes the others cannot be used, suspending all flights, how efficient is that.
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  541. No
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  542.  @Surfing566  Not 30k above the average salary you peasant.
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  543. Call me Pinocchio This isn’t a dictatorship. Go an look up what a dictatorship is first.
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  544. tsukistu All over the internet from multiple sources from multiple countries.
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  545. tsukistu Just Because anyone can do it doesn’t mean that it has to happen. With the tanker being a good size people aren’t going to be nearby or close enough at sea to take a picture especially as two currents produced from ships can pull you together.
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  546. tsukistu Many ships around the world still don’t have external cameras, while the number is increasing many cargo and oil vessels don’t have outside cameras. Often on warships when they use the helicopter attached to the vessel as the camera on the Wildcat for example is far more powerful. There have been no reports of the helicopter being used, so the chances of a camera are low.
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  547. Jack Fitzpatrick The Wildcat.
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  548. H.M.S duck Wildcat will replace the lynx.
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  549. Rio- Tic2003 Yes completely right and we have done too. The RN have had their wildcats for the paste three years or so now.
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  550. Daniel Bright It’s not stupid at all, do your research on the history of the ski jump and its uses.
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  551. No rule against it
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  552. Calm down, a third of the crew are doing it for the first time and are expected not to get it right first time. Hence why this is called training
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  553. Mooooohamsalad Closer to 89% from the last census.
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  554. e efilysp No point including Russia, they don’t a single working aircraft carrier or any reliable ships that would stand.
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  555. Trickster Mixer The ship isn’t named after the queen, google it.
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  556. steve ed Ha, how out of date are you?
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  557. Barry Sabahat Strange? How
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  558. Greiguci Wootchie Not always.
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  559. 1935rmb Jog on
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  560. Jodie Price Scrap ships don’t get a lot anyway.
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  561. Comic Book Guy Bollocks, prove it.
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  562. Sold to Brazil in 2018
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  563. Alex Any evidence to back that up?
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  564. Dylan Harrington You don’t trust these tests based on experience on a national scale. Great argument there...
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  565. landsis123 Maybe if you watch the video you’ll see that there are a number of topics which are not related to America. Brexit, Turkey, Philippines, Rio Olympics, Michael Phelps, Pokemon Go, Aleppo, and UN Climate Change all appeared in the video.
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  566. Carrying out army traditions, like this, doesn’t cost extra money. The exercise has a point, to carry out a tradition and maintain high kit standards and discipline.
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  567. Firsteerr Lastmwwew Donations do not go into salaries or bonuses of any member of staff in the NHS. General managers such as a GP practice managers don’t receive bonuses. The NHS don’t use MacBooks day to day as the software they use is only supported on Windows and a much older version of Windows. Go to any GP surgery or hospital and you won’t see a Mac that is for commercial use as oppose to personal use.
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  568. If you didn’t pay national insurance you would notice.
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  569. That grill is bigger than my future
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  570. Farage82 Any evidence to show its fake?
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  571. thrush660 Not quite
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  572. thrush660 If you legalise the drugs the dealers will still make profits as they won’t be regulated. With more people buying them the market share will increase so profits increase.
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  573. Blazed and Confused What a load of pish
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  574. N7 Stellaris You claret aren’t aware of the state of the Russian forces then. Their equipment is outdated and faulted, they couldn’t win a large war.
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  575. Cú_ Mara Nothing to do with the EU.
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  576. Geoff Simms There is no evidence to suggest, let alone state, that Dominic Cummings is letting this happen deliberately.
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  577. Love Story Damming opinion there...
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  578. Halflifer Are you stupid? There is trillions of pounds left in the budget for those, it wasn’t a carrier or homes. By building up defences you need more crew reducing the amount of people on the street or potentially on the street.
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  579. TEHCOD Please explain what the government can do with your DNA and if they wanted our DNA they have had hundreds of opportunities to do this before.
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  580. Hieu Duong Deaths and infections falling on average, not going up.
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  581. hudbudmudsud no
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  582. JAMES WHITELEY You have any evidence that Tories who vote for the deal are paid for the vote?
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  583. n T Any evidence to prove that it was illegal then?
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  584. Jtv6 Yo need to look at the definition of corrupt first, corrupt vs high cut.
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  585. It’s should have not should of. Your comment is a contradiction.
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  586. Night of thunder Good names, do you even know which monarch she is named after.
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  587. Marin lorré Yes she is and why isn’t she according to you?
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  588. notrut Name a Navy which doesn’t encounter problems like this.
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  589. Panda God Those cases were from home and not schools opening.
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  590. Trusteft No it’s not, research the range and position of them and you’ll see the coverage for your self.
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  591. Trusteft The aircraft on board are also defence. If you research it, you’ll find that three have been installed too. How do you know that there won’t be a submarine or other NATO vessels around.
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  592. You’re surprised that the NHS is frowned upon when we are the only nation who operates a systems like this on the same scale.
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  593. John Love No.
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  594. TommyTwobats you mean F35B
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  595. Fliegen mann Don’t be too hurt.
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  596. They did hence its refit before its last deployment
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  597. Recruits have not been part of the effort
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  598. Code 9 Poor grammar...
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  599. MANI Potentially a glider as they need thermals and climb in circles.
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  600. Anthony Velasquez Those are for sailors only. They have the names of ships AND bases.
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  601. Final flash Any evidence to back up that “most of us” don’t “give a shit” or do you liberals like to create arguments without any reasoning or data.
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  602. Wicked 1323 Part of the EU or not, you can still have sanctions placed on you. If you could avoid sanctions by not being in the group the EU wouldn’t bother would they.
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  603. Wicked 1323 No sanction on that
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  604. This isn’t an EU issue. Any evidence that under EU law we have to take these people.
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  605. 1111 No correlation between height and strength, in fact the tallest people in the world are often the weakest. She has the ability to carry a taller man on a stretcher as she passed the stretcher run to pass out of training. You should also note that as she is in the RN there is a smaller chance of her needing to do that when in comparison to the army.
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  606. mtrboater1 No
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  607. Fredi panther Any evidence to prove otherwise.
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  608. Great White No the UK don’t want to colonise and having a new ship doesn’t signify that.
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  609.  @Horizon344  So my point about neighbouring counties and their response isn’t true then? It’s all fake and they are welcoming Afghans with open arms? Under the 1951 Refugee Convention they would be classed as refugees as they are escaping a government takeover and are trying to flee unlike those who are staying.
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  610. Isometric Aquariums Very optimistic aren’t you.
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  611. N I C K P O W E R UK are much better than others at drill, watch trooping the colour then you’ll see.
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  612. Taylor James The NHS is no where near the best in the world. Germany, France and Holland have the best models.
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  613. saiyaniam When you aren’t an elite or top swimmer and doing it at night with no surrounding crews yes.
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  614. Nadejda Schmidt Because Turkey are a great nation to follow...
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  615. Soniti1324 Don’t get me started ugh
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  616. Like North Korea and Russia, sure…
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  617. Mohammad Ghahraman Not stupid, you are for saying that. You don’t have to be part of a group such as the EU to have sanctions placed on you.
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  618. Scott Wheeler Harrier is obsolete.
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  619. Lmao Zedong Evidence suggests it is at the time of the video.
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  620. Allan Murray Explain.
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  621. Luis Ruiz Not at all. Instils discipline, attention to detail and leadership through instruction. Are you implying we remove all traditions?
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  622. Response to 9/11, an attack on NATO.
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  623.  @kalbs89  Who we’re trained and influenced by an organisation operating out of Afghanistan.
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  624. Sold because the ship was past its time. No money was taken from the MOD budget to be given out to contractors.
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  625. Please explain.
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  626. Albert Pike What’s so funny?
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  627. Revolution NOW The Russians are known for not having problems with their submarines... sure sure.
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  628.  @imanepink  Not overpriced at all, you compare a state boarding school to a full independent school and you can see the difference.
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  629. Van Solo Submarines not subs.
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  630.  @squirrel9999  Bailing out of student loans
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  631.  @squirrel9999  When over 80% of student loans are not paid off they are wiped by the government. So yes, they are bailed out.
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  632.  @squirrel9999  The average doctor doesn’t pay back their student loan. Any evidence?
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  633. Dee B Often, like London, more houses are built helping poorer people
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  634. Heidi Murphy No relation.
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  635. Because Greece have the money for that.
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  636. You have no idea do you. The Russians are not going to blow up either carrier when on the move or in port. Under the same principle, why haven't the Russians bombed any US carrier at sea or in port then? Also, under the same principle any possible target that doesn't move is "Just sitting there." You have far too much time on your hand to rant about a topic with no evidence or solid subject point.
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  637. Allen Bird No it couldn’t, do you know how aircraft carriers are designed not to sink. Go and research the topic before you comment bullshit. Under your principle every ship can go to the bottom from one missile.
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  638. Comic Book Guy Ah the hypersonic missile, a missile which is t used by any country at an operational level. Great argument there...
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  639. Allen Bird No they aren’t, every warship has defences and protocols in place.
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  640. Nadine Beckermanns He doesn’t personally pay the hotels.
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  641. Justin Bishop Money from rent doesn’t go up or down based on how many asylum seekers are there. Rent is fixed every calendar month, not a share of who stays there each month.
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  642. Justin Bishop And I did, my point is still relevant.
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  643. JJ Thomas Don’t need an angled deck, we did design the angled deck by the way. QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along.
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  644. Slartibartfast Because that isn’t cheap and easy to maintain and secure.
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  645. tsu 800 Unfortunately in 2018 if we didn’t choose a variety of heights they would be slammed by some lefty group.
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  646. intruder313 There are enough escorts for the carriers when deployed.
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  647.  @CH-pv2rz  Ocean’s life was 20 years due to be built to civilian standards to save money and time. No amount of money or maintenance can fix hull life. We got a good deal form80 million looking at her condition.
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  648. Shut it down to start it up again, nothing dramatic there.
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  649. Wayne Mahomet it’s personal choice to have uniform tailored at this point. The main time the forces tailor your kit is in training.
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  650. Just sub to me for no Reason Not a proper submarine so can’t
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  651. Eli Egbert The Olympics isn’t 99% adverts.
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  652. Jog on
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  653. Red Devil9 You will note that this channel is run or influenced by the British Government. The British Government don’t publish this at all or make it up. In no way is this propaganda. The RN have been carrying out this role for decades. Your comment makes no sense.
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  654. Bill Whitman Olympics costs more and more each year so wouldn’t work.
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  655. They aren’t designed to be
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  656. TheLewisLegend Tax avoidance and tax evasion. Learn the difference next time.
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  657. TheLewisLegend Tax avoidance is legal and always has been. Tax evasion is illegal and always has been. If everyone could afford to pay less tax they would.
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  658. The belt buckle is centred, look again using the tie as a reference. The buttons are deliberately off centre. The soldier isn’t wearing a tunic either.
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  659. Doug Boyd That’s how the army do it too. Why look at the French, they aren’t exactly inspirational.
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  660. We have too much of a social divide to ever introduce the Finnish system. It’s impossible to fix.
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  661. Vasko Dimoski This isn’t an attempt to start a war. Trump didn’t plan the tanker’s actions either.
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  662. kevin Williams I guess you aren’t aware of it’s defence systems on board.
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  663. Vincent Gray You are so poorly informed.
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  664. May Son Too much effort and time wasted doing that when you can point them in the right direction.
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  665. Jerold Productions It won’t though.
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  666. learnmore kaseke How many carriers does Russia own that currently work?
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  667. They haven’t, this day has been bought upon them by the Taliban sweeping areas rapidly.
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  668. Midnight Cravings Thanks for your opinion...
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  669. Hayden Philbert Google it.
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  670. Submarine, not sub.
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  671. Anthony Olmo The costs would be astronomical to build then maintain it every 4 years.
    1
  672. Private soldiers are paid more than £50 a day in the reserves. That doesn’t include deployment pay. That figure also doesn’t include the gap between civilian pay and military pay for when you are away,
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  673. Calum Kerr “Just introduced” - You mean quite a few years old.
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  674. ejcmoorhouse Not really what the Navy do...
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  675. spin230 That’s why you don’t then.
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  676. funkyprepper Believe one doctor on the internet, a true reliable source with wide credible backing there...
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  677. Mike Davis It is very clear, it’s just you.
    1
  678. And all those people in small business…
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  679. Not true as many big businesses buy from small so if small businesses can’t produce big businesses hike up costs or don’t bother.
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  680. autumn wright On a local scale yes, that isn’t applicable to a national scale.
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  681. McDonalds Farmer Deaths are decreasing on average on the national scale. You cannot lock tens of millions in for longer because one or two days the number increased slightly. The 7 day average has been falling, that is a fact that cannot he disproved or put against. No lying, all statistics. Don’t be stupid, lockdown isn’t being released to infect more people. Where do you get these psycho thoughts from? Especially with no evidence.
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  682. Talentedtadpole You don’t know the definition of fascist then.
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  683. autumn wright On average they are decreasing nationally. Not locally with odd periods they are increasing slightly in comparison to the population.
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  684. You have very poor size perception,
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  685. Becomes politicised and poorly managed. There’s a reason why no other developed nation on a similar scale uses the same system. Germany and Australia do it correctly through regulation.
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  686. Cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off. If one brakes the others cannot be used, suspending all flights, how efficient is that.
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  687. steelshooter414 Grow up
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  688. Astal Skoda’s are known for their reliability, why do the majority of taxi companies and drivers and Uber use Skoda then? Everyone in the family has a Skoda with more than 75k mileage and have never had a problem across the range. Any evidence for the 50k mileage figure? Or you just making it up...
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  689. Agent Smith Octavia and Superb very similar for interior and boot space, not a major difference.
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  690. Astal Majority in the UK use Skoda. At one point, maybe 2017ish, the Octavia was the best selling car in Europe because of how reliable they are.
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  691. Astal I didn’t mention London at all, this is nothing to do with London. I was talking about the UK as a whole and Europe. Stick to the argument which is about cars and reliability with their location.
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  692. Astal Sure sure, less than 10% of Land is actually built on but sure.
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  693. Astal Taken over by who?
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  694. Astal Not really true, the rate of migrants coming into the UK is very low. Many people said we were being invaded a few months ago when 96 tried and failed to get in. Wow, a whole 96; that’s just such a big number for an invasion isn’t it. Realistically we aren’t being taken over or invaded at all. The news from where your from hypes it all up. Because of the UK’s geographical location it will and has done so far, received the leats amount of migrants.
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  695. 20 years is old as it had a shorter life span.
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  696. Cailen Knopp QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run.
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  697.  @garryharriman7349  Plagued with problems yet flying fine across the world for the majority of them...
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  698. ellis carroll It really isn’t 🙄
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  699. Leprosu Gnome Maybe if you watch the video you’ll see that there are a number of topics which are not related to America. Brexit, Turkey, Philippines, Rio Olympics, Michael Phelps, Pokemon Go, Aleppo, and UN Climate Change all appeared in the video.
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  700. Graham Strouse You’re saying that the T23’s and T45’s are not serviceable, you must be joking. The carrier is a ship not a boat and isn’t expensive in context with the national budget. The F35B is the right aircraft for the carrier and is hugely capable.
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  701. OWLSNAKE Towers not turrets but the imagery is good.
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  702. worken360 Thousands of drug busts happen everyday without photographic proof, idiot.
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  703. RP How many destroyers have you crashed recently...
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  704. Many independent schools have bursaries that cover the uniform
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  705. D C You know you’re loosing the argument when you go off topic about the history of the monarchy, which has no bearing on the topic of conversation being cost.
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  706. Lazy you mean
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  707. Peter W No “the” in front of the name.
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  708. Dennis Hough ‘Working on’, name a country which you can prove isn’t doing this. Nuclear is old and outdated now.
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  709. Mike Shimer Explain
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  710. It wasn’t illegal, if it was it would have been at the international court already in The Hague.
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  711.  @johnpatrick83  Joe Biden didn’t make the deal, Donald Trump did, this is discussed in great depth on a Chatham House podcast recently I recommend and the clash in policies.
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  712. Kenny McCormick IOC isn’t a corporation.
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  713. Kenny McCormick No shit Sherlock. The IOC isn’t a business, it’s a charity.
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  714. Not rented, not true
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  715.  @bernardedwards8461  Was never given back to us or rented
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  716. Blob B I have to two and they agree with me
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  717. Too much time
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  718. Ramps are newer than cats and traps as they were developed first. Cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off. If one brakes the others cannot be used, suspending all flights, how efficient is that.
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  719. Dogsoldier 1950 The carrier exceeded 30 knots on trials, standard practice when on trials for all ships.
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  720. yash pandey EU don’t own a nuclear weapons, some nations of the EU do but not the EU itself.
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  721. John Wroath Stupid argument saying if it’s a big or small target.
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  722. frank chainz Cannot dive as it’s a makeshift submarine
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  723. frank chainz More of a submarine than a conventional boat or ship.
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  724. The refit was never designed to fix any problems, but to mitigate the current problems the vessel had due to her shorter life span as she was built to civilian standards. No amount of money or refits can fix the hull life of any vessel. There was never a skip jump installed on HMS Ocean. There is a ski jump on the new class of carriers for lightning jets that operate off the vessel.
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  725.  @shalaconballard9912  after they sold it, the vessel has spent little time away from port in the last three years as it was a bad purchase to buy an old ship.
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  726.  @shalaconballard9912  No response, shock…
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  727. Matthew Blom No aircraft carrier is being sold, you really believe bullshit like that in the tabloid papers?
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  728. This ship never sunk under the Royal Navy.
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  729. Nicholas John Leach No it’s not.
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  730. Bigg Phillips Not true, sanctions can be placed on a country wether they are in or not part of a group such as the EU.
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  731. Absolute nonsense, 30 years ago yes but since then.
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  732. J vdSpuy The ship has violated sanctions however the two countries are now talking about the release and the consequence.
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  733. Green Man The vessel cannot dive as it isn’t fully submersible.
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  734. Mark Jueno The government have said if a child is vulnerable don’t send them in.
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  735. Mask doesn't go over your eyes
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  736. jerolvilladolid Was fixed within a few days at no expense to the tax payer. Every vessel in the world leeks at some point.
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  737. Rene Hinojosa Doesn’t make it look stupid at all and not dated at all.
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  738. rabbitwho No one murdered the, grow up.
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  739. stewart cavanagh Really funny...
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  740. CommandoTactics There a fat service people in all the forces.
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  741. Bex Bex Social distancing relaxed in schools.
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  742. Scott Ewing Just like the American ships with the same components yes.
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  743. chicken wings gosh you’re with it aren’t you.
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  744. Lewis Taylor The RN has enough ships to support the carrier and other operations. The navy will have enough F35B’s for when she is ready.
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  745. Lewis Taylor Only one at sea at once on operations yes
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  746. You do in every country, either through tax or at the point of delivery.
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  747. gongshow20 A name gives a match on records, a face doesn’t for security.
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  748. They have
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  749. Locutus494 thank you for repeating what I said.
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  750. Yuri Noin Poland, Belarus Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia and Bulgaria all use the tank.
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  751. Elvira Tramposch Under universal jurisdiction any nation signed up to the UN Convention of the Seas can stop vessels in international waters. The US and other nations have been stopping pirates in international waters for decades.
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  752. 80 million*
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  753. michael mooney A retro approach??? How are these carriers doomed then?
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  754. calliberjoe Not that much
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  755. Or be like London and create housing as a result, the same amount of housing wouldn’t have been built if the olympics wasn’t there.
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  756.  @Hidinginthetreeline  You’ve proven my point, still report and broadcast it.
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  757. 天行者 Drill and parade has nothing to do with an empire.
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  758. nicholas song Iran broke sanctions by transporting oil on route to Syria.
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  759. nicholas song EU
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  760. nicholas song That’s not true, Britain are a member of the European Union and membership didn’t expire on the 29th March. The seizing of the tanker was not an order from the US either. What Britain have done isn’t illegal at all. What law has been broken then? I presume you are not British, if you were you’d know about the EU situation a bit better so don’t go round saying we aren’t part of the union anymore, we are.
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  761. nicholas song I am British yes. Britain is a member of the EU hence why we still have freedom if movement, paying our fee, British MEP’s, VAT, and a number of other factors too. The seizing of the weasel was legal as Iran are not allowed to sell or transport oil to Syria because of the destruction that Assad is causing. The vessel was taking oil to the country, going the long way round (avoiding Suez) to try and avoid not being noticed. As the vessel was in the Mediterranean the Royal Navy seized the vessels as they were caught breaching the sanctions. If you do some research into Britain’s membership, by googling it, you’ll see that negotiators have until 31st December 2020 to sign off a future deal. During this time the country is a member of the EU but with no voting rights.
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  762. Spottie You would think that a local person would know how to address the vessel properly. ‘HMS Queen Elizabeth’ not “the hms queen elizabeth”.
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  763. RAIN MAYHEM I’m not American
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  764. Flaubert Free at the point of delivery you mean.
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  765. Unlimited star gaming Under cover The USA Army when talking about ships, sure.
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  766. Skull dweller No
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  767. 18-25 is what they mean by U25, not 4-25.
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  768. henry hurst Wheel doesn’t need to be any bigger, the vast majority of the time the captain was pilot the vessel.
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  769. johnsarangel Have been for decades in the Navy.
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  770. Dániel Deák Just you.
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  771. kenya catholic If they were fat they wouldn’t pass their fitness tests. I’ll have you the army has been the only force to have non-passable soldiers in terms of weight.
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  772. adub4ever Because Corbyn is an upgrade...
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  773. The fact that you can’t spell or construct a sentence properly sums up why the Army would never take you anyway.
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  774. maded1988 We have a bakery through
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  775. No amount of money or maintenance can fix hull life
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  776.  @RJM1011  Ocean was built with a civilian class hull giving it a shorter life span of 20 years.
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  777.  @RJM1011  The ship flooded this year. Read the news and do your homework before you make stupid comments like this.
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  778.  @RJM1011  No response, shock…
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  779.  @RJM1011  You claimed the vessel had no problems and was scrapped early then when corrected nothing.
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  780. This was nothing to do with colonialism.
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  781. Fly people back to Syria and other war torn countries, what a great idea.
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  782. Christopher Priester A carrier or warship would have no affect.
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  783. MajorTom Better than what you could do.
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  784. james brown This isn’t why, do some research before you comment.
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  785. james brown Everyone knows the army has been cut but that’s not the reason for the RN guarding the queen as you said.
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  786. MrUnhappyPoseidon Not a fucking fully submersible vessel so cannot dive.
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  787. Blue Rainbow All ships leak all the time, it’s normal. Even submarines leak and stay dived. If the type 45 engines don’t work please explain why 5 out of 6 were operational at once this year.
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  788. Tony Ronald You are aware of the other defence systems on board apart from the aircraft? Clearly not.
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  789. brandon mines no
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  790. falanglao01 Explain why 5 out of 6 we’re out on operations this year.
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  791. PointyTailofSatan The carrier isn’t named after a living family member. QE is named after the first Queen Elizabeth.
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  792. Bill Beckham You have no idea do you
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  793. s sandus UK has always had a strong Navy. You keep up with British Naval policy?
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  794. s sandus You don’t keep up with defence news or policy do you.
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  795. s sandus It’s just you.
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  796. s sandus EU don’t need any type of armed force, the vast majority of EU nations are in NATO anyway. After leaks related to dialogue in trade deals recently we aren’t on the dialogue front.
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  797. sdnalyam What a constructive argument you present. The army are not neglecting any of its role by carrying traditions.
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  798. The Great CooLite They do.
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  799. Only in Bradford
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  800. 1935rmb He isn’t a Sir and never will be.
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  801. Ricardo Agila Thanks for your expert advice for a country that doesn’t have the logistics to support a war.
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  802. max sid More men than women, using your theory every US carrier is a love boat.
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  803. h KELLY Because Greece can afford that...
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  804. DAG058 If we made the F35 it would cost a lot more thanks to unions best to keep them abroad. Don’t forget a large chunk of the F35 is British.
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  805. Not quite true, private health care can be regulated by the government to make it affordable for all. Germany and Australia follow this systems and its one of the best for this reason.
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  806. Mac Panah Not an act of piracy at all. The sanctions are valid in all waters. Ships sailing the high seas are generally under the jurisdiction of the flag state (if there is one); however, when a ship is involved in certain criminal acts, such as piracy or sanctions, any nation can exercise jurisdiction under the doctrine of universal jurisdiction. This is under the UN Convention or the Seas, which Iran agreed to.
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  807. Timothy Bean QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run.
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  808. Elif Denizer Every year?! Who’s going to fund this and maintain it and secure it?
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  809. Truth Matters It won’t bankrupt Tokyo.
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  810. Hence why we sold it
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  811. We’ve had a new one for a few years now.
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  812.  @valentineambrose3929  1. No vessel is called “The HMS” and 2. The flagship is HMS Queen Elizabeth.
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  813. The RN have enough crew and escorts for the vessel.
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  814. alec cap 138 F35B’s ordered is enough.
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  815. Michael Lopez Not a real submersible so cannot dive.
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  816. Lightning God They don’t take money from anyone. The Royal Family add billions to the economy as they bring in more than the cost to run the monarchy.
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  817. Ryan Evans The Royal Family has been established for centuries, way before democracy.
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  818. Ryan Evans You live on another planet clearly.
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  819. Lightning God At no point have I said if I am a graduate or not or even where I study and even if I study. You know you’re loosing the argument when you start trying to insult people who go and educate themselves about society. Unusual that you think anyone who types a response that is over 100 words is an Oxford graduate, especially as my response was less than 100 words.
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  820. Pavol Mášik awacs planes not needed with new P-8 and NATO have joint awacs aircraft in use.
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  821. Debra VanSandt USA and Europe, very different.
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  822. peyman arefi Don’t have to be part of the EU or any such group to avoid sanctions. If this was the case the EU would have never placed the sanction would they.
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  823. peyman arefi EU can impose sanctions internationally as set out by the UN and on the EU organisation documents they can. If they couldn’t they would be in court at The Hague.
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  824. peyman arefi You are sure, what a cracking reliable judgement that is. Any evidence to say that only European countries can have EU sanctions.
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  825. Roddison Cruz A carrier that doesn’t operate at the moment, good one.
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  826. Both carriers ads going out next year
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  827. A shift of aims in that period, not really a LOL moment is it.
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  828. stephen Thomson Rules changed late last year
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  829. Matthew Baynham Tempest isn’t design to work at sea at present. You think we still have Harriers????
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  830. Bob Bob Care to explain why? You also imply that this is a fortune when I’m reality the cost makes up a tiny amount of the defence budget.
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  831. Happy Highway QE does more than 30 knots in trials.
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  832. rick ohara This is nothing to do with the EU.
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  833. rick ohara Can you provide evidence to an EU document, all are online from the EU site, that shows the EU are making us take these asylum seekers in? Go and look at the 1951 UN Refugee Convention, there you will find why we have to accept asylum seekers and process them, not let them in but begin the process.
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  834. Systemofthehounds Queen Elizabeth 1st isn’t a pedophile or a “pedofile”.
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  835. You ever been to Nigeria then?
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  836. danyuk georgescu So all the people dying and family members of other dying is all fake...
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  837. Michael Mccluskey Many traditions carried out by the forces do not have a direct use to front line operations however there are so many indirect links.
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  838. luderick wong Prince William has done it before
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  839. van castro QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run.
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  840. Bennett Stephenson For defence.
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  841. BΣЯMЦDΛ GΉӨƧƬ There is no independent school in the video.
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  842. zits56able Because they are marines...
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  843. Carlos Ponce-Guzman Not a fully submersible vessel so cannot dive
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  844. InvaderNat QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along.
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  845. You have no idea do you.
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  846.  @hakeembintwahachotai7065  Again, no idea with no evidence or consideration for procedures and general defenses.
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  847. Johnny Boy Really Cameron youth camps as he pumped millions into cadets.
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  848. Vegarot Fusion Name a ship which can stop the hypersonic missile which no country has a fully operational version of. You live in a fantasy land.
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  849. Mehdi Be Because Iran isn’t in the EU doesn’t mean that it can evade the sanctions. If this was the case the sanction would have never been placed on the country or any other country which has been happening for years.
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  850. BloodofPatriots No
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  851. stewart mckaig thinking of ordering?? You have no idea do you.
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  852. Captain Castro Canada, known for their forces...
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  853. James Cornelius Taylor You cannot use Eton like that, they are a senior school with their youngest year being year 9. No state or private senior schools are going back in June.
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  854. James Cornelius Taylor Never heard such a preposterous question.
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  855. Not designed to be. The belt buckle is in the middle, the buttons are deliberately off centre.
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  856. Davros Darlek What they are wearing is their uniform.
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  857. Measure distance.
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  858. Soothing Sounds “Outdated computers”, please explain. Second of all, you don’t know what the F35B is? You know we own around 15, 9 of which are in the UK with 48 ordered and paid for. There is a good chance this number is being increased to roughly 150 too. In less than one months time the first ever F35B will land on the carrier. Lastly, women can pilot vessels no differently to women.
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  859. Zero Sum Won’t happen.
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  860.  @supertouring1  the ship was sold to Brazil in 2018, keep up.
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  861. Declan1337 Nufc Low chance, waiting list for most specialisations.
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  862. Jack Axe Work after the holiday not during.
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  863. William Peckham 8 million would hardly make a difference on this scale.
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  864. William Peckham How would G4S improve health? Aren’t they a security firm?
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  865.  @williampeckham9838  Ha no problem we all do it lol
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  866. youn1a You don’t know a lot do you.
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  867. Alastair West The RIF RAF you must be joking.
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  868. Sam Donohoe He didn’t evade tax, he avoided tax, very different. The Royal Family make a profit if you look at them as a business, making more money that is pumped into the economy than they cost as well as all the people they directly and indirectly employ. They haven’t robbed anyone.
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  869. Sam Donohoe Oh dear, tax avoidance and tax evasion don’t apply council tax, only income tax. You’re never going to learn or win an argument if you don’t know the principles/points you are talking about.
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  870. Sam Donohoe You have no idea what a boomer is if you’re trying to call me one. Fail.
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  871. Marilyn Missus Man power is currently up for the Navy.
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  872. Roy Meadows Are you stupid? You do realise the UK owns 17 F35B’s with 138 ordered.
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  873. @ The number of pupils with a EHCP is very low as a percentage and they are incredibly difficult to get, they are a minority. Lots of people want it because schools have finite resources so having the diagnosis ticks the box for the resources needed.
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  874. @ The number of pupils with a EHCP is very low as a percentage and they are incredibly difficult to get, they are a minority. Lots of people want it because schools have finite resources so having the diagnosis ticks the box for the resources needed.
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  875. @ The number of pupils with a EHCP is very low as a percentage and they are incredibly difficult to get, they are a minority. Lots of people want it because schools have finite resources so having the diagnosis ticks the box for the resources needed.
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  876. You have no idea do you. The carrier is not a "slow lumbering target" at all, any evidence of that? If you think Russia and Iran will try to hit our carriers then you have left the bounds of credibility with no evidence either.
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  877.  @kennethhammond6683  No ship in the RN is a "slow lumbering" target. Any ship from any force would make great targets for any anti-ship missiles.
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  878.  @kennethhammond6683  Ah the hypersonic missile, which no country has operational models of. Great argument there.
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  879. Double Dutch The mask fits him correctly. What on Earth are you talking about?
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  880. sheeja boby Because hotels don’t cost money...
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  881. abouzar esmaeili There is all over the internet.
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  882. Albert Pike The UK had purchase tax before joining the EU which was equivalent to that. Even if we leave the EU VAT will not be scrapped.
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  883. Albert Pike VAT will not be scrapped after Brexit, neither the Labour Party or the Conservative Party will scrap VAT. No other party has or will gain enough mp’s to form a new government which would scrap vat.
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  884. Bradders - People arriving in boats are ASYLUM SEEKERS and as such they are entitled to enter any country in search of safety and CANNOT be punished for crossing a border without authorisation. Under the UN Refugee Convention countries CANNOT penalise refugees who do not have valid travel documents.
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  885. Bradders - If you are fleeing a country because of war you are a refugee regardless of how many countries you have been to, it’s the original country not the last one you left. As I have pointed out through the 1951 UN Refugee Convention, if you are a refugee you can travel to any country regardless of how many counties you have travelled through. Your status doesn’t change. This is a common misconception.
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  886. TWVG Idiot, they are practising. No armed force in the world gets it right first time.
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  887. Meowke . Not a lie, you choose to live in America. No one is forcing you to, if you don’t agree vote differently or leave.
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  888. Ignacio You mean the RAF with the least amount of time away
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  889. Robert Richardson Wow
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  890. America and China and France and all other countries would have been in the same place at one point.
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  891. Tempest pp He’s not infected, he’s self-isolating as a precaution.
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  892. Matthew Waddington Bullshit. 5 our 6 destroyers were on operations at once this year. We have never had a problem with our frigates. We have two carriers not one.
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  893. Was British years ago.
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  894. N G S If you believe that Iran are “much more powerful” than the Royal Navy then we’ve left the bounds of credibility.
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  895. Little?
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  896.  @damienelliott4906  2
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  897. Samuel Pearman There are chubby or overweight in all services
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  898. soxx soxx Like most ships or large buildings yes.
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  899. If you keep up with defence news you would know that the RN will have one carrier at sea on operations at a time, this has been set in stone for years. The carriers were not built to create jobs at all, any evidence of this? You have no evidence to say that any carrier will be sold or mothballed. If they were elephants they would be grey elephants not white ones. We own 17 F35B's, all of which are fully operational with y of these taking part in overseas operational duties and the rest shadowing Russian aircraft when operational. The others are in America flying under British pilots until those are ready. QE has embarked F35B’s for the first part of air trials being successful and are now on stage 3. No aircraft carrier in the world, even the Americans don’t start with aircraft. The UK have just ordered another 17 with the overall total to reach 138. How about doing a bit of research instead of commenting a heap of lies with no credible evidence.
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  900. Norbiee Explain.
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  901. Training
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  902. USS Indianapolis Explain.
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  903. Tahmed Become an aviator, that’s the best bet.
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  904. There is no correlation between size and decision making. The international court is at The Hague in the Netherlands which is a small country.
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  905. Oketa Ojok Any evidence
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  906. Jack Parker We aren’t “giveing” the enemy information that they don’t know already. The video wouldn’t be published if sensitive information would be released. None of the information in the video is of any use or shock to other nations. Idiot.
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  907. Daniel Jackson Why
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  908. Jesher Olivarez This is a makeshift submarine that cannot dive
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  909. Jared D Always a lot of shooting in America regardless of election.
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  910. Because Boris Johnson not being on holiday and/or in the UK would make a difference to bills/cost of living. Labour wouldn't be able to stop or massively mitigate the crisis.
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  911. We were right to scrap Ocean. She was built to civilian standard to save money and time, this gave her a shorter life span of 20 years. No amount of money or maintenance can fix or retain hull life. The vessels faults were always increasing as a result.
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  912. ERIK SAGER QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run.
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  913. ERIK SAGER A nuclear propulsion system with cats and traps takes up a lot of space too, it’s all swings and roundabouts.
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  914. ERIK SAGER The F35 doesn’t take off vertically hence the ramp.
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  915. ERIK SAGER B
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  916. Harminder Rhami HMS Prince of Wales actually.
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  917. True Gopnik nope
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  918. This is about epidemics not pandemics as Covid-19 is, very different.
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  919. WhatTheyDontTellYou Any evidence of that.
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  920. Blood is on the hands of those who help fight for people fleeing violence from their home country.
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  921. Jay Igaboo I presume you have severed with women and men in combat such as Afghanistan to know...
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  922. Jonathan Goff We aren’t buying the Osprey.
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  923. jitterball Not an act of piracy. Ships sailing the high seas are generally under the jurisdiction of the flag state (if there is one); however, when a ship is involved in certain criminal acts, such as piracy or sanctions, any nation can exercise jurisdiction under the doctrine of universal jurisdiction. EU sanctions are relevant in international waters and the waters of nation members. This is under the UN Convention of the Seas which Iran and the EU agreed on.
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  924. Mr. Right Not true, go and research the Convention of the high seas.
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  925. cornflake73 Maybe as an exchange officer.
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  926. Ser Garlan Tyrell The ski jump is not silly and one of the best pieces of engineering there ever has been in maritime history. Others use the jump to this day. US carriers do around the same speed as ours.
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  927. Billy Jean liveleak from a warship, sure.
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  928.  @davidnoelfranks1124  Happening in the south just as much, and with the population being greater in the south so is the problem as the ratio is greater.
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  929. Chris T They don’t
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  930. Interesting that you don’t blame any other religion when an atrocity happens that isn’t by Islam.
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  931. Sold in 2018
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  932. D0wnshift Looks dated to people who don’t know what they’re talking about.
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  933. The Fuhrer May Any proof for that?
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  934. Øystein A. Just a food festival, happen all over the world. Great target for a terrorist, lots of people in a confined space.
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  935. Evidence and intelligence
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  936. Mike Shuker Social distancing isn’t relaxed in schools.
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  937. There is a reason why no other country, as developed as us, has a nationalised health service.
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  938. zombieboy1292 The link isn’t right, the health service in France and Australia are not run and funded like the NHS. They are private.
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  939. Steel Samauri Your right you don’t.
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  940. David Cheung We won’t have a national second wave.
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  941. Thomas Mortimore Chances of them having corona is low statistically looking at how many people have been infected.
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  942. Thomas Mortimore It does only take one yes but it’s not going to cause a second wave on a national scale, regional yes but not national.
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  943. tm eafd Hundreds of millions yes, maybe if you watched you’d see...
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  944. Are you stupid? We own 17 F35B's, all of which are fully operational with y of these taking part in overseas operational duties and the rest shadowing Russian aircraft when operational. The others are in America flying under British pilots until those are ready. QE has embarked F35B’s for the first part of air trials being successful and are now on stage 3. No aircraft carrier in the world, even the Americans don’t start with aircraft. The UK have just ordered another 17 with the overall total to reach 138. This has all been known for years, do you live under a rock?
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  945. WTX Railfan Utter bollocks.
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  946. Yay City You know nothing.
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  947. jim james If you knew anything about the subject, quite a lot actually.
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  948. Anyone who owns an android isn’t going to buy an X5
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  949. Jack Attack 杰克 Maybe if you watch the video you’ll see that there are a number of topics which are not related to America. Brexit, Turkey, Philippines, Rio Olympics, Michael Phelps, Pokemon Go, Aleppo, and UN Climate Change all appeared in the video.
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  950. Dr Harry The okey doesn’t go to a single MP, not even towards a home. What a stupid comment to make.
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  951. Daniel Aiden Great story.
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  952. Trance State What are you talking about? That is all nonsense.
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  953. Peter King correct, Australia doesn’t allow nuclear.
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  954. Not a white elephant at all. If it was to be mothballed it would be a grey elephant anyway.
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  955. Del Lawrence David Cameron didn’t receive money for the harriers himself. The harriers are obsolete aircraft. Do you know anything about defence?
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  956. Drogo Muircastle early 2020’s
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  957. This isn’t the longest the crew will be away, no one has said this is it ‘no more than x months away’. What’s your point in the comparison? Deployments have always varied in length, regardless of vessel type for decades. If you can get more out of a crew through rotations or shorter more frequent deployments then it’s worth it.
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  958. Archie Scriven Backup plan isn’t required and cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off. If one brakes the others cannot be used, suspending all flights, how efficient is that.
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  959.  @angelicking2890  Those ten years are not comparable to the last 10, even 12 years under Conservative rule. During those ten years there was no global crash, a strong global economy, no COVID and no war that affected the cost of supplies. Afghanistan is not comparable to Ukraine.
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  960. SugarRay2 Not arrogant, statistically viable.
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  961.  @spookyt8692  I take my comment back
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  962. Templar Knight No, of course this isn’t designed to distract you. An odd assumption.
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  963. Aaron Paul In the Royal Navy you are taught how to fight as the Royal Navy serve on land and sea, look at Afghanistan. This is not a deployment as you say it is. Navies from all around the world deploy on land, look at the Middle East. How uninformed can you get?
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  964. DrChappy Honouree position, not common to call someone by their title if honourable .
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  965. Neil E.Anlin Are you stupid? QE can turn around without tugs, always best to have them though. QE isn’t ancient at all. You know nothing and provide no evidence.
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  966. leedsman54 All parade uniform regardless of rank are made in the UK.
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  967. Red Manchester This isn’t about equality as pointed out by the army.
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  968. Evidence of this?
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  969. katey1dog They aren’t.
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  970. katey1dog Cruise missiles and missiles from submarines can be stopped he a carrier strike group. If they were obsolete nations wouldn’t build them, it’s simple.
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  971. katey1dog You’re heavily relying on sonar for some reason when you still have a compliment of escorts which are highly capable. For example, the Merlin is the worlds most capable ASW helicopter combined with the T45 destroyer which can track up 6000 tennis ball sized objects for over 200 miles. You do know how hard it is to sink an aircraft carrier too? Below is an article explains the design of a carrier and why it is nearly impossible to sink one. https://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/what-it-would-really-take-to-sink-a-modern-aircraft-car-1794182843
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  972. katey1dog Has never happened to the British
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  973. Explain
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  974. Abbas Abbasi Evidence it was made by the US government. Of course Iran would deny it, any country would at first. There have been thousands of events undocumented which have happened in similar scenarios.
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  975. Yoruichi The Extra Terrestrial 2nd worst hit because of slow planning months ago. The high amount of deaths is not from the past 3 weeks, the latest figures have been decreasing for infections and deaths for 3 weeks now. It won’t go wrong.
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  976. Andrew Martin There is no real evidence that the virus was already widespread in the population before or at any point the lockdown was imposed.
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  977. alsadya mamon Social distancing is relaxed in schools.
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  978.  @sorencyrano1413  Other EU countries are experiencing a shortage though, not all but some larger ones
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  979.  @billinsf88  if that was the case then, why did so many do it before brexit? Situation wasn’t much different.
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  980. Awais fiaz It’s not commercial or business XP.
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  981. Tim Fisher Belt buckle is in the middle, buttons are off-centre as they are meant to be.
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  982. Belt buckle is centred, look again and compare to his tie which is the middle. The buttons are deliberately off centre to the left.
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  983.  @equinoxproject2284  I am right
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  984. Aaron Seet Three have been fitted. Only one carrier will be out at a time.
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  985. That won’t make a difference at all
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  986.  @jimbt9889  the smugglers aren’t in the boats or ever seen, like any criminal gang the people pulling the strings never do the dirty work. Drone will do nothing, we’ve seen ariel shots for years from aircraft anyway regardless of type. All over the world we see examples of long hard sentences but it doesn’t stop people, even the death penalty or being tortured. If I wasn’t sure I wouldn’t have posted the comment.
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  987. Tim Keeley Explain then.
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  988. Harold Vickers Apart from when you crash two of them.
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  989. Mark Wallis You wish.
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  990. Peter Hunsader many oil tankers don’t have cameras and may not be recording. Iran would release footage if they were actually in the right.
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  991. Homo Idioticus Yes, under Universal Jurisdiction under the U.N. Convention of the Seas as signed by the UK, Iran, and the EU allows forces to seize vessels in international waters.
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  992. Faim Profit.
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  993. No
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  994. George Royden It’s a rank, not a name.
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  995. BAXON HAIR Looks a bit silly, come one now. They can’t do it in person can they.
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  996. You have no idea what you are talking about do you.
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  997. jonathan Shouting didn’t make a difference, you are the only one to miss the point here.
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  998. Carter Douglas Alright grandad
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  999. Don Cross We own 17 F35B's, all of which are fully operational with 6 in Cyprus at the moment on exercise. The others are in America flying under British pilots until those are ready. QE has embarked F35B’s for the first part of air trials being successful and are now on stage 2. No aircraft carrier in the world, even the Americans don’t start with aircraft. The UK have just ordered another 17 with the overall total to reach 138 or so.
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  1000. John Daniel There are some very cold places in South America.
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  1001.  @richard7645  like trash the economy, sure…
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  1002. benjamin mathon Because money.
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  1003. CountBifford Not a fully submersible vessel so cannot dive.
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  1004. Stu Hall A waste of time. You are aware of the many roles that the carrier will perform which will be of benefit? If you think warships or carriers are just about aggression then you need to step away.
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  1005. Brokejoker QE is smaller by 16.9% than the US Ford Class, tiny difference in context. The aesthetics of the ship don’t make a difference at all, like it or not. Didn’t realise you one judge everything.
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  1006. Dean Pan Because Greece can afford that...
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  1007. One week is good, I, family and friends have had much less over the last two decades.
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  1008.  @eurogoalshow5071  Yes for 9 months or longer, especially for submarines for my father
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  1009.  @henryvagincourt4502  Why do you declare that you are ex RN? It makes no difference to the comment or the weight of the comment. Times change like every other organisation out there, new people with new ideas who don’t just think it was better in my day. Move on.
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  1010. @Drew Peacock Every country in the world has sailed a carrier without aircraft. They are not required for the mission so they aren’t needed. Pointless to put aircraft on when there is no use. Soldiers don’t carry their CBRN kit at all times, only when needed. Odd to call me a dipstick when you haven’t put an argument forward in response to points above.
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  1011. Fade Game So funny...
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  1012. The belt buckle is centred and the buttons are off centre deliberately. You can see this the buttons are to the left of the tie which is central like the belt.
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  1013. Joel Brace No, look at London
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  1014. Look at the viewing figures then.
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  1015. jack cloud Don’t look ready because they are marching perhaps... Come on get a grip, if they were preparing for war, which there are members of the navy right now doing so through training exercises, they wouldn’t be marching. If you grew up around people who have been to the Falklands you would know that the Royal Navy prepare and train for war differently to the army for example.
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  1016. His biceps are bigger than my future...
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  1017. Sure sure
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  1018. Imagine making speeches as if you won the election...
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  1019. He’s not the commanding officer, watch the show and take note.
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  1020. Alice Lu London wasn’t.
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  1021.  @airhab  Times of war are completely different to everyday life.
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  1022. PhatKid68 No the ramp isn’t a waste at all.
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  1023. some C**t No it’s isn’t, look it up and you will learn something.
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  1024.  @bobbyhill5067  Yes it is
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  1025. The Official PC Master Race The carrier doesn't run on XP. It was rumoured that it does but it doesn't. While many on board systems used by contractors for various tasks use Windows XP, Windows 7 and various other operating systems, none of these are directly involved in running the vessel and will not be present when the ship enters operation service according to the Ministry of Defence. The new carriers are the first ships to be built with a BAE Systems designed operating system called Shared Infrastructure, which will be rolled out across the rest of the Royal Navy’s surface fleet over the next 10 years. Shared Infrastructure is a state-of-the-art system that will revolutionise the way ships operate by using virtual technologies to host and integrate the sensors, weapons and management systems that complex warships require. Replacing multiple large consoles dedicated to specific tasks with a single hardware solution, reduces the amount of spares required to be carried onboard and will significantly decrease through-life costs. "The MoD can confirm that Windows XP will not be used by any onboard system when the ship becomes operational, this also applies to HMS Prince of Wales.” Source - UK Defence Journal
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  1026. Lee Benson The designers and engineers have made her as streamlined as it possible. The skip ramp isn’t that tall in context either.
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  1027. No evidence
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  1028.  @janewayles499  Take out the tourism and Cornwall would have nothing. Cornwall was receiving and due to receive EU subsidies to help the reliance on tourism but they voted to leave and are now complaining. Catch 22 situation.
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  1029. I learn to drive in a 2019 Peugeot 208 and it’s a great car to drive but afterwards, no young person wants a Peugeot. VW much better brand image.
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  1030. Russell Campbell Please enlighten us with which EU chains have prevented the UK from working with its commonwealth countries and relations with Anglo-American connections. Captain Kyd isn’t the Captain of QE and hasn’t been for a while now. The three phalanx covers all required areas of the ship, no need to have another.
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  1031. Name a country with a powerful Navy that doesn't have poverty. It wasn't end poverty or have two carriers for the budget. Stupid comment with no thought or evidence.
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  1032. oldgysgt QE won’t just be a large helicopter carrier but an aircraft carrier as the F35 isn’t a helicopter.
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  1033. oldgysgt A helicopter carrier is a carrier than operates helicopters as its primary frame. The the primary asset is a jet for QE, therefore it’s not a helicopter carrier. If it was a helicopter carrier it wouldn’t have a ski jump, HMS Ocean was a helicopter carrier not QE.
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  1034. oldgysgt Shares characteristics with a helicopter carrier but not a helicopter carrier. Before the angled flight deck every carrier was like QE and they weren’t helicopter carriers.
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  1035. oldgysgt They aren’t but sure
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  1036. If you earn under 40k a year you pay less national insurance, not the 1% there.
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  1037. Shrub 1975 Private junior and prep schools are going back for the appropriate years this term. Senior schools, regardless of finances, are not going back. This is nothing to do with independent vs state.
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  1038. Sunder Sidhai Grow up
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  1039. Measure distance
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  1040. So all those people rushing and people in the video who have tried to rush but can’t are all fake, sure…
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  1041. Andrew Baumgartner Just because one area of government isn’t going well, doesn’t mean you should starve everything else of money. Do you not want to be defended?
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  1042. You don’t get a bigger insurance bill for someone else’s care, that’s the point of insurance the price relates to your policy. You can have some cosmetic surgery under the NHS too.
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  1043. Eddie Yeoh Nothing to do with the EU so not remoaners, go and look at the 1951 UN Refugee Convention.
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  1044. Eddie Yeoh As I didn’t vote in the referendum and don’t have an opinion either way you really don’t, just pointing out what’s liable for what.
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  1045. Comic Guy What’s your point?
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  1046. Meirion Owen Just you
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  1047. Meirion Owen I can see it most mornings when in port. Odd assumption to make.
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  1048. Leroy Hovatter Like every ship and boat in the world yes but that was fixed.
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  1049. Daniel Kunkle Three is enough and provides enough protection, it has been proven.
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  1050. CAPITAN NEMO Prove it then
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  1051. Sweetheart Okay How about no.
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  1052. ayanna worthen In some counties.
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  1053. 10 years? Less than 5
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  1054. Daniel Wilkins The Army doesn’t force this upon soldiers.
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  1055. alex jervis You are aware of the UK’s annual budget? No where near bankrupt.
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  1056. john cartwright Petition will do nothing.
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  1057. Ron Bromhead They do know, but when your in the forces, the tailors, it’s hard to keep up when no one tells you. Also, as an independent business they dint need to follow the exact names,
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  1058. GameGuyScrub QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along.
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  1059. RafaelBeast That’s not the reason for the event.
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  1060. Louie Pancoast Any evidence to prove otherwise?
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  1061. Ajai C In no way did she refer to race.
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  1062. You can’t strike in the army.
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  1063.  Claus  The pay of a few executives is tiny in comparison to their donations. Prove me wrong with figures.
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  1064. Tatty Lashes Going really well isn’t...
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  1065. 1chish A question isn’t indicated by a capital letter, only a question mark. Second of all, you didn’t finish the second paragraph with a full stop. Last of all, you try to quote Jonathan but fail as you started the attempted quote well but never closed the attempted quote with a quotation mark.
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  1066.  @jazzx251  All those points did cost money through national insurance. None of them were free, you effectively pre-paid.
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  1067. No, buttons are deliberately off centre on the uniform to the right. The belt buckle is in the middle like the tie.
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  1068. All public knowledge anyway.
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  1069. OZYMANDIAS Not true, there have never been talks to sell POW. Only one carrier will be out at a time yes. Only 24 at the maximum will be used on deck. Merlins and other NATO aircraft may use the other space.
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  1070. Comparing Boris to Hitler, you should be ashamed of yourself.
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  1071. Zariis (Official) Less then 5% of the UK’s population are Muslim. A real invasion there huh...
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  1072. MacNifty You are good at spreading complete bollocks aren’t you.
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  1073. wellifthemediasaysit Because inevitably in their line of work they are going to be within 6 feet of each other
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  1074. Raheema Muskan So who’s going to pay for that and maintain it and secure it?
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  1075. K The carrier isn’t operational yet.
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  1076. She wasn’t even close
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  1077. kenrick johnson No we shouldn’t have. Their service life was over.
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  1078. You know nothing clearly.
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  1079. Arturas nesakysiu QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run. The situation where Sweden was un-detected isn’t related to building a carrier at all but to the systems used by a carrier group.
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  1080. charlie payne Multiple news outlets did, it was an error. Not fake news. There’s a difference.
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  1081. Kurio71 Yes at present for the RN.
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  1082. 80 million was a good price considering the condition of the vessel. No amount of money can fix hull life.
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  1083. Unis don’t have the money, they relied on international students who subsided the 9k a year fees in the first place. This is why 13 universities were going to bust if they didn’t have financial aid from the government in July last year.
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  1084. secret One company that operates in Europe doesn’t represent the rest. This has nothing to do with the Second World War, stick to the topic. Yes America did help in World War Two however that has no relevance. I don’t see you jumping up and down about British intelligence that foiled the liquid bomb plot but sure you keep arguing the past and going off topic.
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  1085. secret Did you read the article? It states the other companies are “alleged” and that it’s a possibility not proven all. Tell me to get educated when you can’t string a sentence together or even read.
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  1086. Mark O'Connell The F35B won’t use rolling landing on QE. The jet will land vertically.
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  1087. Third world, you have no idea.
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  1088. Sadrack Jean Baptiste Less than 5% of the UK’s population are Muslim. They aren’t everywhere.
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  1089.  @lemdixon01  Exactly, no correlation
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  1090. Jack Kunst Makes no sense
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  1091. Genghis Kong Not a punishment, men and women sign up for this exact role.
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  1092. Quillo You don’t know what he was arrested for. You can’t not consent to being arrested and walk away.
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  1093. freeman bill Explain.
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  1094. freeman bill Very weak point considering most warships spend more time not physically fighting.
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  1095. You don’t know what an invasion is then if you think this is an invasion.
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  1096.  @banginghats2  Interesting that you didn’t include the first definition from Cambridge and chose the definition that best fits your answer to look as if you’re correct. The term was originally used by the armed forces then became commonly used by the public. The first and original definition is the following: 1. an occasion when an army or country uses force to enter and take control of another country
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  1097. 1chish You have too much time available
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  1098. “Against human rights”, it’s not.
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  1099. System Error Message If you think the crew drink tea and coffee at stations then you are deeply misinformed. Every ship has its own store, even the Americans. QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run. We own 17 F35B's, all of which are fully operational with 6 in Cyprus at the moment on exercise. The others are in America flying under British pilots until those are ready. QE has embarked F35B’s for the first part of air trials being successful and are now on stage 2. No aircraft carrier in the world, even the Americans don’t start with aircraft. The UK have just ordered another 17 with the overall total to reach 138 or so.
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  1100. ARX 351 Not named after the monarch, google it.
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  1101. trendingdown For decades non-nuclear vessels have gone to war just fine. With a range from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left over, there won’t be any problems.
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  1102. ROBO K No conservative is making money out of an asylum seeker attempting to cross the channel. Their own countries don’t want these people because these countries have destroyed themselves through decades of war.
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  1103. Elaine Clements Finn it’s not a fully submersible vessel so cannot dive.
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  1104. PatriotAct Not a fully submersible vessel, cannot dive.
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  1105. You need to go and research what a totalitarian regime is before accusing any government of enforcing one over the past 50 years. Any credible evidence of election fraud? Trump struck the deal to withdraw not Biden so would have happened anyway.
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  1106. You mean no
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  1107. Escorts join at various points.
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  1108. You definitely don’t go to an independent school, your ability to construct a sentence proves it.
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  1109. John T Being part of the EU or not, doesn’t make a difference.
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  1110. John T The EU sanction certain trades going to Syria, one of those is oil. It not Iran sanctioning Syria but the EU for supplying fuel to the Assad regime.
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  1111. John T No member of the EU opposed the sanctions when made in 2015. The EU have every legal right to set sanctions, they always have done.
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  1112. John T As explained, you don’t have to be part of any group such as the EU to avoid sanctions placed on you. If this was the case the EU wouldn’t bother in the first place and they wouldn’t be valid but no one has challenged them for a reason.
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  1113. dream weaver MOD don’t have to disclose pictures and if there were a camera the quality and distance wouldn’t help.
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  1114. gustavo garcia You have evidence to prove that athletes are just in it for the money.
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  1115. Not a guard.
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  1116. Have done for decades
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  1117. artiew87 In the same way that all it takes to hack anything is one person.
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  1118. Joselito Villegas No they aren’t, this isn’t also a mission.
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  1119. Please explain.
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  1120.  @ffudon  No response when confronted with the truth, shock.
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  1121. American armed forces do as much drill as the UK, it’s not publicised as much. The British army teaches the same skills, the uk armed forces are known for its educational deployments.
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  1122. MrB1923 Not piracy at all, any evidence.
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  1123. Manu Kosmos This isn’t a war.
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  1124. tony james At no point were sailors up to their neck in water.
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  1125. Garth Olcese “Not needing new nuclear fuel for 50 years” so please explain mid-life refuelling.
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  1126. Snifferking Don’t have to be in the EU or any group to receive sanctions.
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  1127. Any credible evidence?
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  1128. Viet Bui If you don’t manage it yes
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  1129. Using people who can’t strike to cover those who can who are earning more, wrong.
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  1130. Dick How is the carrier cute or a baby when it’s one of the largest in the world.
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  1131. More corruption and poverty than in most African states, you clearly have no idea about the state of most African nations.
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  1132. Look at the time this was published.
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  1133.  @Tuetensuppenkasper  Google
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  1134. Ellis Hinton You have a very low threshold of ‘lure’.
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  1135. Guri Singh Look at London.
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  1136. 1. Continuous low mood or sadness 2. Being irritable or intolerant of others 3. Showing feelings of helplessness 4. Increasing social isolation 5. Little to no enjoyment of things you once liked
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  1137. Training online due to a pandemic, cost cutting wasn’t the first priority here.
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  1138. There is no evidence to show that anyone has collapsed because of tradition. People collapse because of not moving enough or how the blood flows in your body as a result of eating a large meal.
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  1139. We aren’t accepting refugees.
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  1140. EC220 J Jog on, they didn’t.
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  1141. Impossible with todays demographic in the UK.
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  1142. TappaT evidence?
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  1143. GH1618 Cats and traps are good if you have a bottomless budget, you have to maintain the cats and traps as well as repair them over time and repair the small bits of damage they do to aircraft as well. The ski jump works and is effective so what's the problem? The F35B also uses vertical landing and take off. If one brakes the others cannot be used, suspending all flights, how efficient is that.
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  1144. GH1618 Argentina, the country whose airforce is over 80% un-useable.
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  1145. Comic Book Guy Bullshit, can you prove any of this with evidence??
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  1146. Money was spent by you and your family through national insurance indirectly, free at the point of delivery.
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  1147.  @MarineAqua45  Look at Germany and Australia, just to name two, and you will see insurance works when done correctly.
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  1148. What you looking at Because that will be cheaper...
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  1149. “Buying up all the housing” is a vast overstatement. Mp’s owning a 2nd home makes up less than 0.01% of the houses available in the UK. There are far many more who aren’t MP’s who own second homes.
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  1150.  @wrath_of_thrawn2163  No evidence that he voted for the current withdrawal of soldiers on the ground.
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  1151. loganbaileysfunwithtrains Nothing to do with it.
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  1152. No
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  1153. Bence Szilágyi Harpoon life has been extended until 2020
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  1154. You need to look into OCD if you think is it, common stereotype. The point is to carry on the tradition, measuring a distance while maintaining discipline and personal standards of uniform.
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  1155. gordon stuart Because there is lots of credible evidence behind bill gates...
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  1156. patrick beecroft The belt is centred as it should be, the buttons are off centre as they should be.
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  1157. chyba twoja stara No it doesn’t
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  1158. Chris chomley smyth Yes of course
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  1159. Nickoftime .S The oil was going to Assad’s regime. Until he stops killing his own people then sanctions are lifted to rebuild the economy. Simple.
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  1160. Matthew Lonsdale The adverts last year were very successful if you look at the results.
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  1161. There is no evidence that every British person, voter or not, wants more or less money for the NHS.
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  1162. Explain.
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  1163. Danny Morgan Just because a country doesn’t have an empire doesn’t mean that they can’t build aircraft carriers. Russia, America and France all have aircraft carriers but no large or medium sized empire. Proving that your empire comment is completely useless. Why and how will Russia sink the carrier? The Russians have had major problems with their carrier including it breaking down constantly, loosing its jets at sea, and a requirement to have a tug with it all the time. It’s not as if QE will have no defence systems at all as you imply through the sinking comment. Russia aren’t going to declare war on us anytime soon if even at all, even Putin isn’t interested as he said the other day.
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  1164. Just-in Case Move on, it’s not a hoax. Germany and South Korea have had very few deaths due to effective action and planning.
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  1165. chrisbea49 Bullshit. QE will carry RN and RAF F35B’s along with rotary aircraft too.
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  1166. Brendan Harcourt The Navy are part of the armed forces and more than the RAF if you’re going to judge and exclude. Women have taken drill for decades from all forces.
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  1167. Conor Smith Operated by a British company. The vast majority of ships are registered in other countries as the registration fee is lower.
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  1168. Dance Fever QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run.
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  1169. Michele Cutrone Continent - Adrian Berenguer
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  1170. Frankly Frank Not soldiers
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  1171. No brain
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  1172. tigerarmyrule Yes, Able because they have passed training. Makes sense.
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  1173. Far too early to know if justice will be served or not, air crashes take years to sort out. Not quite sure how profit will be made from a crash...
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  1174. Sam Wootton Couldn’t blame the EU in the first place as they haven’t come from an EU country originally.
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  1175. LETS GO Your comment implies that the carrier has no defences and that there are no surrounding defences. Under the same principle it would be game over for every Navy in the world as every developed nation as ICBM’s. Stupid comment.
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  1176. Janet Wayne A long journey for those in the south.
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  1177. John O Not named after the monarch.
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  1178. Blood Playz HMS Queen Elizabeth not ‘the HMS Queen Elizabeth’.
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  1179. bigone1ism How do you she doesn’t have one.
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  1180. Rob W Both are in service and have been for a while. There is no space being wasted to accommodate female crew at all, where did you get that nonsense from?
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  1181. Rob W You do realise how old this video is?
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  1182. Idiot
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  1183. da streets part 3 Their uniform, wouldn’t make a difference to them.
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  1184. da streets part 3 No one is shooting at them from a medium to long range so the uniform wouldn’t have an impact against the horizon.
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  1185. Zodiac Sam no or Australia
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  1186. If you’re a marine you should know that on this uniform the buttons are deliberately off centre to the left. The belt buckle is in the centre, look again and use the tie as a reference.
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  1187.  @weslove6018  Tie isn’t to the right, the tie covers the buttons which are in the middle of the shirt and the body.
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  1188. BRIDGE BERNER Kilt not a skirt
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  1189. pork pie We own 17 F35B's, all of which are fully operational with 6 in Cyprus at the moment on exercise. The others are in America flying under British pilots until those are ready. QE has embarked F35B’s for the first part of air trials being successful and are now on stage 2. No aircraft carrier in the world, even the Americans don’t start with aircraft. The UK have just ordered another 17 with the overall total to reach 138 or so. No planes huh?
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  1190. Sa gup Fake News, any evidence of that?
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  1191.  @ronnylawson2218  No response, what a shock.
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  1192. Tom Landon The Olympics wasn’t the downfall of the Greek economy.
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  1193. Too young to drive and a car costs more than that to buy then run etc
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  1194. Spent my work experience at RAF Benson, was allowed to fly in the simulator for an hour and a half and it was amazing. Very realistic.
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  1195. Cool Guy You have no idea
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  1196. Cool Guy Solid evidence there...
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  1197. Jon o What a load of pish.
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  1198. Iran won't sink the carrier. You are aware how hard it is to sink a carrier.
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  1199.  @williambullock82  Any articles or evidence to back that up? The UK Defence Journal reported the 10,000 are to be cut as people leave.
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  1200.  @williambullock82  Waiting for the evidence of the transfer still...
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  1201.  @williambullock82  Still nothing
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  1202. Are you stupid? The ship was never sold with crew, you can’t sell a human or just swap them. Ocean cannot be converted due to her hull life which cannot be fixed with no amount of money or repairs and the top wouldn’t be able to withstand jets.
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  1203. Terry Ord Did you watch the video?
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  1204. Nomad 64 Costs the tax payer less than a pound a year, such a difference on your disposable income that is...
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  1205. justiady kalvianto Hundreds of millions of people watch the olympics, any facts to say no one does.
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  1206. RussiaNukesAmerica3 Gangs
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  1207. International waters, areas of interest and prevention of conflict.
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  1208. Linda Pinda Belinda Chances of you contracting it is extremely low and chances of you dying are even lower, come on.
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  1209. Because that would be a appropriate and not cause a reaction...
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  1210. So harassment isn’t a real crime? Harassment that often leads to worse crimes.
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  1211.  @johnbrowne7188  Any evidence of that?
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  1212.  @nickw1972  The barrister himself said there is already a law against it, comes under public order.
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  1213. Smiff Not useless at all and have proven so.
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  1214. 888b-cool Think you’ll find that QE can hold up to 70 jets at maximum capacity. QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run.
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  1215. Rick de Castro No, he’s meant to be the opposite foot.
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  1216. What?
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  1217. NO
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  1218. t No it doesn’t, if you knew anything about defence then you wouldn’t comment absolute bollocks.
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  1219. There is no evidence that the EU will take control of our forces or any European force.
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  1220. Gooner-KIRK We know you are...
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  1221. Name me any navy or army that doesn’t have this problem
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  1222. Before 2018.
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  1223. Trevor There is very little evidence to show that children spread the virus. PHE published an article today about it.
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  1224. ollybgm Eyebrows have nothing to do with his job and do not look out of place for many people to notice.
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  1225. Mark Sketch You have no idea.
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  1226. Seven. No, reactors are sealed at times like this.
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  1227. fucked World's Credible evidence?
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  1228. fucked World's Not everyone has been on lockdown from day one. All supermarkets took on extra workers to pack food. I’ve looked up the statistic and couldn’t find it anywhere.
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  1229. If Toyotas are reliable why did they have that brake line problem then a few years ago, of all things to stop working, the brakes.
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  1230. Jeff Jeff Must be joking too busy trying to prepare for the 5 miles of death...
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  1231. Joe Bryant Propulson problem. The issue was that the ships were operating in warm waters when the ship uses a water cooling system like most ships. The propulsion then failed as a result, this has been mended.
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  1232. Xeejii Why aren’t you misinformed. The RN isn’t small and it the most effective Navy in Europe. We aren’t going tot war with Russia or China and if we were Russia have little to nothing left of a Navy and no money to support the ancient ships that it still uses. China don’t have a full deep sea Navy or the logistics to fulfil a war. The U.A doesn’t carry the RN at all.
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  1233. Crazygamer 88 I think you need to learn that it’s not done that way.
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  1234. gary jess “Haven’t even got any planes...” You don’t know what the F35B is? You know we own around 15, 9 of which are in the UK with 48 ordered and paid for. There is a good chance this number is being increased to roughly 150 too. In less than one months time the first ever F35B will land on the carrier.
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  1235. Gecho Gechev Because Greece can afford that... Olympics don’t become cheaper.
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  1236. “Nothingk”. Come on Matt you’re a journalist.
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  1237. Yes
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  1238. gizmorow21 Many teachers have been laid off or furloughed.
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  1239. Are you stupid? All counties know how to attack each other, hence why forces are always changing. The episode doesn’t tell other nations how to disable the ship either. The MOD would have never published this if they thought it would cause a problem.
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  1240. How?
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  1241. George Ivanov You have no idea do you. Come back with evidence and facts then argue.
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  1242. Timothy 2:2:3 Illegal rules, sure they are...
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  1243. Dirt digger If you want 7 foot guardsman, we will have next to none then.
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  1244. Comic Book Guy The royal family pay tax you idiot.
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  1245. That’s bollocks
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  1246. Vaithan I have been working throughout the whole of lockdown thank you very much.
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  1247. Vaithan Maybe, but work has been moved to home so I have no one to give it to.
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  1248. Sweety 7866 No evidence or even a suggestion that this is influenced by a political decision. Classic left wing nonsense response based on nothing.
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  1249. shut yo mouth Studs are allowed and have been for decades.
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  1250. Shad ow Do you have any idea of the coverage with the three which have been fitted? It’s been explained before hundreds of times. The protection on board is adequate.
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  1251. Brian Smith Didn’t go to Eton and Eton. If you believe that Eton indoctrinate people you need to bone up on the public school sector. Really helps to spell my name right especially as it is in front of you...
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  1252. Mal big No they aren’t, the RAF are with their hotels and five miles of death and their shortest deployment times.
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  1253. sarah wass No child of age who would be going back in June has died from Covid-19 with no pre-existing conditions.
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  1254. DarkGnome666 6 Not a real submarine so cannot dive.
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  1255. Measure distance.
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  1256. Barely afford? Please explain
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  1257. Fiona Fisher Coffee*
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  1258. Allezallez London has hosted this decade already.
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  1259. No nation in the world is thinking ‘ah well, it’s called ocean not dragon so we won’t bother’.
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  1260. Call Me Honcho Not a proper submersible so cannot dive
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  1261. gbjanuary No response when proven wrong. Go and educate yourself.
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  1262. errol kim This isn’t an advert for the British Army, nor was this video published recently either.
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  1263. errol kim You implied.
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  1264. You need to learn the difference
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  1265. Fake news, now jog on and spread your lies somewhere else.
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  1266. Steve Sheppard What past experiences have gone wrong that hasn’t affected other nations then.
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  1267. Any PM would, innocent until proven guilty.
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  1268. Belt buckle isn’t off, it is in the centre like the soldiers tie. The buttons are deliberately off centre to the right.
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  1269. Care to elaborate?
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  1270. Enforces discipline and pride, looking after kit is essential to maintain kit and equipment in the field. No extra money is used teaching this. There is no correlation between army traditions and homelessness, no evidence.
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  1271.  @cityboy9301  what brings armies together to be stronger.
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  1272. Gonads1259 You have no evidence to say PoW will be mothballed straight away. The RN and the MOD have already confirmed that a carrier group can be made with escorts. There is no such thing as the T27.
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  1273. Carlos Quesnel Maybe if you watch the video you’ll see that there are a number of topics which are not related to America. Brexit, Turkey, Philippines, Rio Olympics, Michael Phelps, Pokemon Go, Aleppo, and UN Climate Change all appeared in the video.
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  1274. Ian Tegrity No one is saying by banning guns that all mass shootings will stop completely. What the evidence shows from hundreds of other countries that don’t have guns, don’t have many mass shootings.
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  1275. Ian Tegrity Australia, NZ, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, France, Spain, Germany, and a host of other counties don’t have guns like America yet rarely have mass shootings on the same scale as the US. Interesting how you didn’t mention them over Hitler. Calling me ignorant when you don’t look at most other countries who have successful gun control. Idiot.
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  1276. Ian Tegrity If you look at history the constitution was written when guns could fire one round a minute now we have guns that can fire hundreds sometimes thousands every minute. America have really kept up to date haven’t they...
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  1277. Samuy Wardell Broke 30 knots on trials.
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  1278. Bremner's Ghost Lockheed Martin are the F35B people not BAE as they aren’t the main seller. This is nothing to do with Brexit.
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  1279. Stelios Kapet You think Greece can afford that?
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  1280. Remote Viewer 1 What drugs have you taken?
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  1281. Remote Viewer 1 They clearly affect your capacity.
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  1282. We were right to scrap Ocean. She was built to civilian standard to save money and time, this gave her a shorter life span of 20 years. No amount of money or maintenance can fix or retain hull life. The vessels faults were always increasing as a result.
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  1283. TbsYT The BBC don’t profit from reporting higher figures. You need to realise that figures are always going to be slightly wrong due to the developing situation and multiple sources coming together to make the daily figures.
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  1284. Brandon Rashall not true.
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  1285. Dayna Young We don’t own harriers and haven’t for years.
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  1286. Sir Prancealot You know nothing about defence do you.
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  1287.  @tomd9243  Neither do we, for the better
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  1288. Nemesis Subjective, just you.
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  1289. You would have an extra £80+ if you cancelled Netflix like I have. Use your car less often then.
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  1290. @Armando Quil Ombos So nurses, junior doctors and teachers aren’t valuable?
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  1291.  @BD4-ManchesterIsRed  Signally a question to you is weak-minded, makes sense… All you had to was elaborate or explain and maybe people who oppose MSM would be listened to.
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  1292. The public were benefited from the olympics in London.
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  1293. Sash
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  1294. Peyton Carroll Ask the French how their nuclear carrier is going then, all in moderation.
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  1295. Danny Kingz Not a fully submersible so cannot dive.
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  1296. Jake Hughes Enough people sign up every year to make it possible.
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  1297. Assil Nezami UK always has an army and a navy. Unusual to bring up the army here.
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  1298. RCN2820 No
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  1299. John Blue The ship does more than 30 knots as proven so in trials.
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  1300. John Blue QE shouldn’t be nuclear powered. We wouldn’t have been able to afford one carrier let alone two if nuclear powered. Her range is enough to get her from Portsmouth to Sydney with fuel left so not a problem especially when you have the worlds best replenishment service, the RFA. Being nuclear powered would prevent us from visiting over 40% of the worlds ports which happen to be mostly commonwealth too. It’s more expensive to maintain plus the mid life refuelling would take both carriers out of action for years with nothing else. Ask the French how their nuclear aircraft carrier is getting along in the long run.
    1