Comments by "Edward McLaughlin" (@edwardmclaughlin7935) on "The Sun" channel.

  1. The screams would make this so much better.
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  2. Meanwhile, in Florida...
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  3. Amazing that so many people are celebrating on the basis of what a bunch of serial liars are saying. Just sleep on a little longer, in anticipation of your being set free, then the bad news will be broken to you. If there is no bad news then some will be found.
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  4. How many heart attacks? Cancer deaths? Influenza? Traffic deaths? etc in the same period? The figures don't seem to warrant the crippling of society.
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  5. It's therapeutic to watch.
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  6. diesel92kj1 That's because he is being told what he must do, by communists. They go by the name of SAGE, and it's entirely within his power to listen to them or to take advice from elsewhere. Remember, he was voted into power by people who were expecting a Conservative.
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  7. That muppet at 0:16. He's walked into the room, passed people to do so, probably spoke to exchange greetings. Then he sits down. All of this without a mask. Then he prepares himself for when the cameras are on him, by donning his designer mask to look the part of someone who is in danger from the bubonic plague. As Gerald Celente keeps reminding us: "They're making all this crap up"
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  8.  @user-ic7mv6bj4w  Bad as it was, the Agent Orange episode was one operation in one area of the world. The covid crime has been perpetrated upon the globe.
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  9. Minky But you're not them. You're a sponge who soaks up all the BS that the MSM are pushing.
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  10. Battle preparation. As at the Somme.
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  11. If you're holding a line that means you've been stopped.
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  12. Labour's recently, much-vaunted 'reflection' is of that narcissistic variety.
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  13. Dumbo takes her mask off to shout 'you lot are killing people'. Thick as pigshit.
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  14. H Z The police have been indoctrinated by the movement to debase the British public by confronting them with injustice. Common Purpose.
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  15.  @ianhawthorne4609  Herd immunity is the only way to deal with viral outbreaks. Lockdown kills business and makes poor people poorer. Lockdown is being kept in place so as to kill business and make poor people poorer.
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  16.  @ianhawthorne4609  The vaccine is here. So I can go for a meal tomorrow then? Or do you have an actual estimation, rather than a pipe-dream scenario?
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  17. The Year of the Rat.
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  18. Young people doing what I did when I was young. Thank goodness.
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  19.    You're way out with your 3.4%. It's people like you who try to scare everyone shitless for no reason. This has to be lived with and all this lockdown is doing is destroying the world's economies
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  20. How's the counter-offensive going, Sir?
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  21.  @johnhenry2238  What language are you using there?
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  22.  @ianhawthorne4609  For how long? When can we look forward to people being able to go to pubs/restaurants again, in you estimation?
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  23.  @ianhawthorne4609  My sincere belief is that this lockdown will not be lifted and the government has from the outset had no intention of it being lifted. The availability even at this early stage of its inception, should signal to those in power that escalations in the severity of lockdown such as we are recently experiencing, are totally uneccessary.
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  24.  @ianhawthorne4609  I want to go back to pubs and restaurants tonight. The vaccine is a non-issue to me as I have an immunity system that is able to cope with it, as was proved when I had it.
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  25. Peculair tactics. The destruction of so much Russian hardware, followed not by advance, but the relentless pullback from territory, for it to be occupied by Russian forces? How does that work then?
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  26. Wrong in the head.
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  27. No names nor description of the murderer and accomplice. And the police response includes advice to people to leave estimated time of return to family or friends. What on earth is being done to this country?
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  28. "Ukraine has claimed..." Bit of a problem from that point.
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  29. The Sun just can't cope with the fact that Russia has shown NATO to be a spent force. The comments seem to have been written by people who still think it's the 80s.
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  30. You've got to hand it to the deep state. People just turn up and do the dog-whistle thing because a lot of hard work's been put in on the propaganda front.
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  31. Comment section showing massive hatred of Russians. Does that qualify as racism?
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  32. Wilson Silva Do you really believe that to be true?
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  33. Another report from la-la land.
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  34. 'Purports to show' as in 'shows'.
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  35. Cow He has suits. He wears them to all official events. If he has to deal with fellow Presidents he wears a suit. Here, he is visiting a war zone.
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  36. Matt I'm pretty sure you're just pulling that figure out of your bumhole. Do your best to prove to me and other observers, that I'm wrong.
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  37. Putin's crony? He is a senior government official. Why the need to use such playground terms?
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  38.  @jaconbran2367  Yet he managed to get peace talks started. Good news to you or are you upset that the killing might end?
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  39. Should be good for crude. Kerching!
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  40. 10 years for doing what the police were too busy to be arsed with.
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  41.  No Secrets  How do you mean "you're holidays"? What holidays?
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  42. More desperate by the day. If Putin were to cark it tomorrow, he would be replaced by someone far more vicious and Zelensky would very quickly find out what ill health looks like. The US hasn't got a stick big enough to bother Russia; far less has Starmer and his Coalition of the Shilling. Just too daft to laugh at. Sun readers need to catch themselves on to the fact that Russia, as victor, get to say what happens from here - the 'peace talks' are nothing more than finding ways of giving Trump an off-ramp that is not too embarrassing. So not good for the halfwit tub-thumpers who soak up The Sun's every word. But it's not all bad for you: things about to kick off between the US and Iran so get that popcorn ready!
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  43.  @samfkt  It would mean the end for us all.
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  44.  @ianhawthorne4609  His only mistake was in not sticking to it and going for herd immunity.
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  45. Vicki Do yourself a favour, love: turn off the TV and do some independent research.
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  46.  @johnrobertson5507  How transparent does Russophobia get!
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  47.  @johnrobertson5507  "...fear of or aversion to..." The semantic game is easy to play, the fact remains that dog-whistle hatred of Russia has been stoked in so many fools.
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  48. If indeed Trump is selling-out Ukraine, he got there late; Ukraine sold-out Ukraine when it allowed itself to be used by the Neocon warmongers to do its fighting.
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  49.  @bobohare4825  That's the best you've got is it? How old are you? Seven?
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  50. Laughable. For two years and more, the Sun has built up a library of amateurish propaganda, all of which will be available for future researchers to see.
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  51. And this, ladies and gentlemen, is how Russia is being made to fall backwards. Except they're not are they?
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  52. She's British. How is it right to deny her entry?
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  53. Stop fighting. You've been used by people who are far away and speak English.
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  54. The snow fields and then the summery green fields?
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  55. This bloke has got to be on some really good stuff. He talks about when he served, overlooking the fact that the people he faced were without an air force and with very little more than hand-carried weaponry - and they eventually beat the British back and away home. He's expecting us to take him seriously when he says the British Army could put up a fight against Russia? The Sun needs to get real, and stop lying to us that this is anything more than a US/UK aggressive, opportunistic attempt that has backfired massively.
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  56. And this, ladies and gentlemen, is how the Ukrainians have managed to stop the Russians from taking Mariupol, Bakhmut, Avdiivka and Vuhledar; to expel the incursion in Kursk and accelerate their progress toward Pokrovsk. Amazing what can be done with shovel-wielding infantry supported by outdated artillery that uses washing machine innards.
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  57. Have to say that, the society that lets its Mothers leave their small children to go to war, has given up.
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  58.  Cecil B  Tell me what I don't know?
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  59.  @wilabanodeniro9780  Perfectly at ease, thank you.
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  60. Craig Robinson The proper news is that the economies of the US, UK and other western nations, are being quietly torched in the biggest robbery in history. But 'don't look there, look here'.
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  61. Well don't they look like dangerous fighters, filing off the transport plane all masked up so they don't fall prey to the common cold. Russia must be quivering.
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  62. Chilling how?
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  63. The economies of the West are being dragged to their knees; and this woman gets on the feminist hobby-horse.
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  64. No proof. Yet the word 'RUSSIAN' gets to be capitalised in the title. The Sun just keeps on telling people how stupid it is.
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  65. There'll be a bruise there in the morning.
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  66. Another meaningless clip brought to you by Sleep the Sheep Productions.
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  67. Dave Nice and cosy in your front room, hundreds of miles away from the meat grinder?
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  68. That'll teach the Pacific Ocean!
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  69. I'm not in business but I used to be. I'm wondering how this is good news to someone who wants to get back to trading after so much lost revenue due to this totally needless experiment. I wonder how confident business people will be that the whole pantomime will not be rolled out again just as soon as the next massively inflated graphs from SAGE are shown? I don't think for one minute that the lockdowns will be over in anything but name.
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  70. They could have sent round a couple of police officers but the cameras needed lots of rifles and body armour for the sheep.
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  71.    So when you planning on lifting lockdowns?
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  72.    Lockdown is still on mate.
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  73.    I'm in UK. I can't earn money doing what I was doing before lockdown. I can go for a pint but I can't sit with anyone or shake hands or even stand at the bar. I can't travel freely without quarantine. Your NZ bubble will have to be breached one day and then what? This is all to say nothing of the horrendous impact that the economy is going to suffer very soon.
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  74.    Your situation is my situation: we are all faced with a planet that has a virus on it that kills a very small number of people it infects. The vast majority of people who get it don't even know or just suffer mild symptoms. Those at risk need to be kept away from it as far as is possible. That cannot be extended to locking down society and killing the economy. That's not a 'nothing at all' attitude, it's just practicality.
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  75. user All Russians are to be hated then?
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