@asjmcguire@BenObeseJecty I’m sure if they can turn all our phones into an alarm, which is a good thing when used responsibly, they can also send out a mass message. But instead, they’ve chosen to cause unnecessary panic. All this has done is make people lose faith in the alert system.
@PolitlcsUK If they want us to know something, they can just send a notification. There’s no need to set my phone off like I’m in immediate danger. When you hear that sound, it should be because you’re actually in real danger, not because someone might have a barbecue.
@GameStalgiaX Oblivion. I tried it when it first came out on the 360 and absolutely hated it. Then my internet went down for a week, so I couldn’t play Halo 3 online. I gave Oblivion another chance, and ended up completely falling in love with it.
@KevinASchofield@BBCr4today I think he's missing the point. The whole purpose of having the military there is so it can use force to push them out of UK waters when necessary, not ferry people around. Whether you agree or not, the UK will have to be a lot more aggressive or it will never stop
@Based_SpaceGoji Every time I watch this scene over the last 30 years, I can't help but think who dented the helicopter's door. I don't know why I care, but I do🙃
@PolitlcsUK@thetimes Many people out there don't seem to have an ounce of common sense. If they choose not to vote, all the better. The people who have thought about it, care about the outcome, and want their voices heard will go vote.
@VickyVillarruel A lot of young men died because of Argentina's stupidity. Let's not repeat those mistakes. you wouldn't even take you dead back, so the UK buried them with military honours for you