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Listed below are comments made by Krudley between Thursday, 12th June 2008 and Friday, 12th June 2009.

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No noble gas from North Korea blast 11:50am on 12 Jun 2009 Should of, would of and could of...quite frankly. It's all resigned to history and I agree with the person who said hindsight is a wonderful thing. Bad choices were made.

I personally am with KangWen in that weapons should not be considered appropriate but they exist and we have to ask more ethical questions.

Is surpressing North Korea's nuclear dreams the right thing to do?

Perhaps a controversial thing for me to say, but I personally think North Korea are entitled to Nuclear capability, as well as Iran and any other nation.

"Let those without sin, cast the first stone".

Quite frankly, we in no position to question their motives when we still persue Nuclear armament ourselves.
Let's celebrate Moore and Beckham 10:27am on 12 Feb 2009 Beckham is far higher rated for his ability in other countries than ours and I think this taints his representation here.

Xavi, is arguably the single best passer of the ball in world football right now and he recognised Beckham's talent.

The ability to pass a ball like he does, is far more appreciated across the continent than his ability to be fast, or score goals.

Off the pitch he invests in football academies across the world, he acted as a diplomat to our Olympics bid and continues to promote English football.

Bobby Moore and David Beckham are two different players but there is no doubt in my mind that they are both legends of their time.

Moore was the pinacle of success, Beckham is the posterboy for good, hard, English work ethic.

I'm proud of Beckham, I congratulate him and I will never berate his performance ever again. He's proved himself time and time again and I do not need to question him ever again.

I hope to see Beckham play for us for a few more years to come, even as an impact sub because I'd never want anything less than a professional and he's certainly that.
Calling all game developers 3:20pm on 04 Dec 2008 I don't whole heartedly agree with that study there.

I don't think skillset is lacking, I'm just not sure our industry has enough clout to compete.

Some of the American and Japanese games run on huge budgets at the very forefront of technology and I just don't see the companies in our country as capable of competing.

Maybe the tax breaks is exactly the answer?

Either way, dropping down the development list doesn't mean we are in any way, shape, or form, less innovative.

I'm a proud and passionate, 25 year old gamer who's been through it since the Atari 2600 to Xbox 360 and I've played my fair share of games, although, no doubt there's people far more educated that me on the topic but I can say one thing...

...The work that Lionhead Studios has been doing over the past few years has been excellen. Fable and Fable II for example great examples of innovation and talent and all from a British Studio.

We've got the talent but we just need to match the big players then maybe we might be further up that list.
Covering all the angles 3:56pm on 08 Oct 2008 I'm very curious to see what the BBC has to say about Hank Reardon's comments.

I don't actually agree with him but it would be curious to see how BBC tentatively replies to thoughts like that.

For me, the Beeb's reporting is at best, weak and mostly used to influence the public.

Now, for a chance, can we focus on the economic affect on the people and what regular people need to prepare for instead of telling us where the super rich are losing their money?

Us, lower classes don't give two hoots for the super rich who don't care for us and don't help us.

The lower and middle classes also make up the majority in this country and I'm almost certain we'd like more practical articles to help us prepare solid, financial structures.
Why Man City must ditch Ronaldinho plan 2:52pm on 14 Jul 2008 I'm a proud fan of the Rosseneri and I'm terrified of the idea of Ronaldinho playing at the San Siro.

We've been pursuing Adebayor and Ronaldinho and from what I've seen from some of my friends, we'd all prefer Adebayor!!!

We've been through enough with one Ronaldo already, don't need another fat, lazy, expensive waste of space to fund shirt sales.

As for Man City, they should be looking forward and not backwards. Jo was a massive signing, he's been an excellent finisher for years. He's big, strong, quick and powerful. He may just be the firing power City need.

I wish the best for City and obviously for Milan too. Let's hope nobody buys him and he realises how much of a lazy man he is.
Scolari casts shadow over Euro 2008 5:23pm on 12 Jun 2008 Phil G,

I personally think that the guys had a point when they say the focus was more to do with Chelsea than Euro.

I agree that there should be some interest in this and that this has worried the Portuguese as well. No doubt they were hoping to keep Scolari in the future.

Those are points you are entitled to argue.

That said, the BBC is well and truly guilty of having an underlying bias and in an international community such as England this is wholly inappropriate.

Now, I read what you said very, very carefully and to me it just seems that your using your knowledge and understanding of the English language to argue your case when in fact you haven't actually addressed the point they were making.

Personally, I think you and many of the other BBC journalists take it as a personal attack when someone criticises the style of writing.

Your ultimate failing though is your failure to address to the fact that this kind of thing is a common complaint of the 606 readers.

It is still my understanding that the licensing fee's the UK public pay go to the website and as an employee of the company your obligation should be to note these concerns and take them to your management.

As I said, we are interested but it's really not the be all and end all.

AC

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