Comments by "dbergerac" (@dbergerac9632) on "Sky News Australia" channel.

  1. William called Meghan "difficult, rude and abrasive". I always wondered what the "British understatement" meant until now.
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  2. If the Russian account is correct, Russia's flagship was built unserviceable for heavy weather. Knowing Russia, that IS possible, but seems less likely than a missile hit.
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  3. Those titles belong to the queen, she can take what she gives. He's very close to being Mr. Harry Windsor.
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  4. This is what happens when any cult gains control.
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  5. She was out of her league even in the Democratic primaries. No one wanted her.
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  6.  @yauwohn  Who's going to arrest them?
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  7. Next year I'm inviting everyone that I know to a dinner on Oscar night. I will know that they aren't watching.
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  8. Interestingly, he was right that time.
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  9. She'd SELL the throne to the highest bidder. She has historically enjoyed power, but mainly to the extent that it could be bled for cash.
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  10. There is a solution for Harry: Get a job.
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  11. How can a film insulting the majority of people not rake in money?
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  12. "Industry experts" need to be more worried that the future of the industry is in doubt, not just their circle J awards show.
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  13. Titles: The Queen giveth, the Queen can taketh away. Watch your step Mr. Windsor.
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  14. They are trying to send a message to any future "outsiders" that the penalty for rocking their boat will be severe. I am expecting them to fail.
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  15. She just didn't want to do any of that for charity.
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  16. Disproportionate: Dresden has entered the chat
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  17. Fact
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  18.  psmernos  How much is a cup of coffee in rubles today? You should know.
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  19. So, instead of being out-of-synch with the global time zones for half of the year, we will be out-of-synch permanently. Is there a plan to re-draw the time zone maps?
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  20. What we really want to know: Will King Charles be crowned during the Harry/Meghan PR event?
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  21.  @colonelangus8247  That amendment failed, BUT it's considered improper, unrecognized, and downright silly. The Duke of Ginger should give up his title too.
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  22. This sociopath jumped to the "doctor" side of the fence before she could be committed.
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  23. Banished and cancelled.
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  24. It shields her from further prosecution for the offense. A nice, sweet deal between comrades
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  25. So simple even a cave man can do it.
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  26. So it was written, and it came to pass.
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  27. That depends on our electing honest county election officials this year.
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  28. ."..one nation under.. you know...the thing..." I'm glad he's the standard bearer to take away my thing given rights.
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  29. There are only two choices on the ballot: "Trump" or "Not Trump" She should know that she is realistically irrelevant.
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  30. If it were true, he wouldn't be hiding behind barbed wire and troops like a third world dictator.
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  31.  @JohnSmith-ux3tt  It went without saying.
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  32. It's hard to listen to someone named "The Duchess of Sussex" in a mansion complaining about oppression.
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  33. I'm so old that I can remember when real journalists would dig those details up without waiting for the official release. That went the way in journalism school with grammar and spelling, replaced by poorly done advocacy.
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  34. Perhaps he should be impeached after he leaves office.
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  35.  @Cujo5  Sure, a mega-millionaire sued by a minor-billionaire; a few years in court and more will be spent on the legal costs for both than any judgement. The case COULD be useful for PR but the media will have no interest.
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  36. Use the frozen Russian assets to rebuild. If that is not enough, isolate them until they pay up.
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  37.  @jefbenley4409  I have experienced Russian craftsmanship first hand as a career. I was willing to give the Russians the benefit of some doubt, but if that hurts your feelings, I will amend my comment to "It was obviously the finest vessel ever to leave a Russian shipyard, therefore Russia is lying about how it met it's fate". It's pretty simple, either it was unseaworthy or hit by a missile. I hope this satisfies you.
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  38.  Daniel Johnston  They are afraid to speak out. Bill Clinton's surviving victims were destroyed by the system.
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  39. By fining the campaign, criminal charges will be moot due to double jeopardy. The Party takes care of its own.
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  40. Maybe they are waiting for the feeding tube.
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  41. When a sense of entitlement is literal, due to ...titles.
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  42. A real leader will do what he can to stop his people from being murdered. If groveling works, do it.
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  43. Eighteen years enriching himself in The Senate was enough. He's retiring in 2022 so he got in one last "screw you" to the voters.
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  44. We want to know if he was taken into custody as any other convicted felon would be, or did he just go home to await sentencing? THAT would tell us what the judge has in mind.
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  45. I'd be pleased if most HS graduates were fluent in English. Your are correct, but I would not get my hopes up.
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  46.  @conniejeffreys7582  I'm old, our school also taught Latin, Spanish, French and German.
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  47.  @Lugare2011  The more who walk out, the fewer who will need to be fired.
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  48. Watch how fast potential backlash becomes kinetic backlash.
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  49. They're pretty good at bombing hospitals and schools and marked shelters too. People do not fear barbarians, they hate barbarians.
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  50.  @kelvinbritz9051  Russia is 11% of the worlds land mass. Putin COULD send all of his forces to Ukraine, the supply clerks, garrison troops, border troops, sailors, and depot mechanics, but he'd not have a noticeably more powerful force and the power vacuum would allow a half dozen republics to suddenly feel like becoming independent. He is using what he has, just committed his ground reserves, is hiring mercenaries, and seeking aid from China. These are not the actions of an army with oodles of force to spare. The Russian invasion is stretched too thin on three Ukranian fronts. He might have done better to have skipped Kyiv and just taken the coastline. It is too late to disengage from any of those fronts to conduct a major offensive as they would have to withdraw into Russian territory ( or Belarus ) load onto trains and move openly to the chosen front. Ukraine has the advantage of interior lines of communication, so they can shift more forces faster to meet them. Russia did not just "run out of supplies", They took the undefended borders and when they hit the main line of defense, they stopped dead. A failed breakthrough wastes a LOT of men and material. What Russia has in abundance is artillery shells and missiles. You can expect to see a LOT of bombardments of cities, because his unmotivated army cannot progress. Artillery gunners just fire at coordinates from positions of relative safety. It's going to be very ugly. Putin is already sacking generals left and right to head off a coup. Russia is weaker today than it was last month and will weaken more with each passing week. It will soon be a third world country hiding behind their nukes. Putin's paranoia has done more damage to Russia than anything he feared from the timid West.
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