Comments by "Edward McLaughlin" (@edwardmclaughlin7935) on "Sky News" channel.

  1. Sinn Fein my arse. They were co-opted way back by the same people who have been pulling the strings of the parties she pretends to oppose.
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  2. This bloke calls for the defence of the country. How many inflatables again yesterday breached our shores?
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  3. That footage shows a mast hardly swaying, there is heavy rain that's all. Also, if the weather conditions were bad enough to sink that boat, then how did the rescue boat manage not only to stay afloat, but to successfully pick people from the sea? Something very dodgy about that Skipper's account.
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  4. He's lying. He knows he's lying. We know he's lying.
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  5. I see that glare and I think 'psychopath'.
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  6. "...this idea of attacking Israel constantly, through proxies has really been demolished..." Whereas it's perfectly fine for the UK/US pact to attack Russia by proxy?
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  7. Brutal is the new glorious.
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  8. How's the counter offensive going, Sean?
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  9. What an awful man Stürmer shows himself to be in every situation.
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  10. 31,000? We know his game. Every time I buy a guitar and the wife asks me how much it cost, it's half what I actually paid. Every time she buys a new pair of shoes I just keep quiet.
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  11. "...they accept Putin's narrative on what this war is all about..." Might it be fair to give the viewers and idea of that narrative so that they can weigh-up the situation?
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  12.  @johnhamblett7920  Is that your answer to any view that opposes yours?
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  13. Voting is the adult version of writing a letter to Santa.
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  14. Pensioners' left freezing while the money keeps flowing to Ukraine.
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  15. The lady at 1:33 to 1:44 gives us the Momentum message very clearly. Did she and they think we were going to fall for that? There's Labour's worst election result since 1935, right there.
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  16. The comment section must be such good reading for the Sky News team with its stable of 'experts' looking more out of touch with reality by the day.
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  17. SlipnSlide And then the US did a moonlight flit from Afghanistan. 'Lend a helping hand'? Yeah right.
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  18. Can we pick that city?
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  19.  @McGirtUK  Inflation is the increase in currency supply, as in 'money printing'. The consequent rise in prices is just that, and further money printing will keep price rises coming.
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  20. Hamza Mahmood But how about if we compare his performance with that of a Labrador Retriever?
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  21. More Sky News bollocks.
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  22. Sean Bell is a complete disgrace. But a rich one.
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  23. Whitewash central.
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  24. The Home Office has a perfect grip on the immigration system. As it operates, the system is ensuring that increasing numbers of people seek to enter the country and are successful. Anyone who believes the politicians when they say they are trying to reduce the flow, needs to shake out of their daze.
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  25. US blessed by lovely summer weather. But hey, we got an agenda.
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  26. Prancing around like a court jester with an iPad. The key question he leaves us with is, have we reached peak skinny trouser?
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  27. "Unless the Ukrainians really crack and I don't think they will......" OK Professor, let's go with that then.
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  28.  @jake751  It's unsustainable.
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  29. The deep loss of fatih in British politics is not worrying at all; it is very heartening to see that people are waking from the spell that our 'democracy' has held over them. Would the reporter be happy to see everyone putting their trust in a system that is so patently corrupted?
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  30. More Sky News bullshit from one of their stooges.
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  31. Bellend.
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  32. This claim that "Russia thought it would take three days...." Who said that, on what forum and when?
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  33. Michael Clarke has proved himself, throughout this conflict, to be a first class bullshitter.
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  34. The average all-cause death toll in UK is 1600 per day. Why is 1000 such a thing to get het up about?
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  35. What does it mean? It means that Sky News and its 'experts' will need to move on now, to talk absolute bollocks about the next battle as - from the comfort of their studio - they happily encourage thousands more Ukrainians to go up against the overwhelmingly superior forces that Russia can deploy.
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  36. Yeah we've done well to encourage another country to go up against a far superior force and get annihilated. Infantry assaults with no air cover. Repeatedly. This idiot is younger than many Ukrainians who are in the trenches. Why is he not being kitted-up? Putin 'pivoted his economy' away from Europe has he? He was supplying Europe's gas until his pipeline was so mysteriously blown-up. He still has one working pipeline that he is willing to open if he is just asked. But no, the Europeans would rather pay the US far higher prices. 'Our global order'. That would be the one by which NATO bombs and kills Serbians, Iraqis, Afghans, Libyans, Syrians etc if they don't do exactly as 'we' say. The order that weaponises the US Dollar as a tool of coercion; steals assets of anyone who steps out of line.
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  37. Keep that warmongering drum pounding eh? The Russian Army that Sky News has portrayed as weak and ineffective for over three years now; it now wants us to believe is capable of invading Germany. Which is it?
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  38. Success in the north. In the form of another failed offensive, thousands more dead Ukrainians - and foreign troops, thousands more now stranded without any chance of logistic supplies because the Russians have swiftly spotted and destroyed the lines. How dumb can NATO get?
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  39. Well I for one am a little bit peeved that the Labour Party didn't win. I was so looking forward to getting a free Tesla and a ten-inch cock on the NHS. I'm sick of carting this threshing monster around.
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  40. This virus is just not as dangerous as the government and MSM have made it out to be. The revenue to be made from vaccination for this is estimated to be $10 trillion per year.
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  41. What? Flu cases rising in winter? Whatever next!
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  42. If she 'crashed the economy', then how come everything just carried on as before?
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  43. Why is Sky News spending so much time on what happened five weeks ago, miles from the battle front? Could it be because what is taking place goes against what they have been telling the public for months - that the Ukrainians would break through Russian defences and surge ahead to the Sea of Azov? Have they run out of 'advisors' and 'experts' to spout their daily drivel, so they have to pad-out their broadcasts with fluff about 'Putin's body doubles' and 'Russia's isolation'? Russia is far from being isolated. The people outside the scope of the Western MSM, are overwhelmingly behind Russia's stand against the US/UK technocratic globalist's insistence on grabbing everything.
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  44. How was the Kursk incursion not going to end in abject failure? The idea was to get the Russians to pull troops from the Donbas advance, to defend Kursk. All they've done is simply deploy part of their vastly superior numbers to first halt the Ukrainians (and some 'foreign friends') and then to destroy them. The price is being paid right now, by thousands of Ukrainians desperately trying to find a way home. Michael Clarke is looking and sounding tired of his own lies.
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  45. Well now that the economies that support Western Civilisation, have been brought to their knees; when those peoples have been bombarded by the MSM for some twenty months, into a state of mass psychosis; they need a new crisis to keep them pinned-down, as the middle-ranking virus that was billed as ebola, is losing its grip. Meanwhile, China cracks on with ramping-up its coal-fired energy production on a weekly basis. Altogether now with Greta: "What do we want?" "Baaaaaaaah" "When do we want it?" "Baaaaaah"
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  46. Trump has reportedly re-instated the supply of intelligence to Ukraine forces. This means they can carry on doing what they did previously: lose.
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  47. What's on the table is the British public. They're about to be carved-up by psychopaths such as this man.
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  48. Inflation is way higher than the narrative would have us believe. It will be kept in place as it is, until the working and middle-class have been stripped of any wealth they have stored. The 'pandemic' such as it was, was never the cause of any economic downturn - it was simply not capable of damaging economic activity. The ineffective and thus totally unnecessary lockdowns put in place by governments did all that. The 'second wave' and now the Ukraine war are convenient stages by which hardship is made to appear unavoidable and permanent. We are only in year three of the thirteen-year plan.
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  49. Bell end.
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  50. Professor Michael Clark should hang his head in shame for the part he has played in this war. He is consciously telling lies about what is going on.
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