Comments by "Dale Crocker" (@dalecrocker3213) on "Professor Tim Wilson" channel.

  1. The idea of Starmer "warning" Putin just creases me up!
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  2. But I'm far more worried about Islamification and creeping totalitarianism than I am about Russia. Russia will only invade or harm Britain if we go on annoying it in the stupid way we seem to be doing.
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  3. Musk is on our side. Starmer isn't.
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  4. Muticulturalism cannot exist when one culture denies the rights of other cultures to exist. Islamism does this.
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  5. Tim Wilson - Professor of Wishful Thinking.
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  6. Nothing new here. Owen Jones is wrong about everything.
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  7. No good will come of this.
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  8. Ukraine is nowhere near winning. Russia is nowhere near desperate. Get real.
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  9. Quite the contrary. Look forward to peace in both Ukraine and the Middle East.
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  10. As a cartoon character who draws cartoons Professor Wilson can't be blamed for thinking everyone is a cartoon. They aren't. And Donald Trump is nothing like the grotesque figure the Prof has drawn in his imagination.
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  11. There is no need to repair the relationship. Zelensky has to go. He has been an obstacle to peace ever since he allowed himself to be the puppet of US investment interests - interests which are entirely uncaring whether or not tens of thousands of foreigners died on their behalf.
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  12. It must be love that makes the dear old Prof so off target. Russia has already won this war. It has broken through the extremely strong Ukrainian defence lines in the south and can now take the third or so of Donetsk still in Ukrainian hands with comparative ease. It really is all over bar the shouting.
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  13. Newspapers are entertainment. The mistake would-be intellectuals make is in assuming that they represent a serious assessment of reality.
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  14. Meanwhile Ukraine's military strength is being bled out on the southern front, where it really matters.
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  15. In fact, the Ukrainians have now shut down their own independent mapping service, since it actually recorded the considerable Russian advances currently taking place.
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  16. NATO doesn't have to invade - it just gets its minions to do it, same as the bosses of any other protection racket would.
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  17. There is a limit to hospitality. It doesn't include gate-crashers.
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  18. Labour seem to be discovering something rather similar.
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  19. They were Soviet weapons, not Ukrainian weapons.
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  20. One can only admire Ukraine's resilience, as misguided as it may be. Ukraine is losing and cannot possibly win this war. It is, furthermore, a war undertaken not on behalf of the Ukrainian people in any real sense, but on behalf of greedy Western agencies who wish to lay hands on the vast mineral resources of Eastern Ukraine, traditionally and actually in the possession of Russian companies, and worked by Russian people. The Kursk incursion has achieved next to nothing. It has had no significant impact on Russia's gradual advance on the southern front, since no significant troops were diverted from there. The ground itself is virtually worthless and will not even have much value as a bargaining chip in hopefully imminent peace negotiations - even if Ukraine still manages to hold any of it by then, which is becoming increasingly unlikely.
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  21. This is clearly WEF policy: get rid of expensive pensioners who no longer contribute and import healthy young men from third world countries who will work cheap and impregnate our women, thus restoring the balance between productive individuals and those to old and infirm to further contribute.
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  22. It looks very much to me as though Russia is within a hairsbreadth of achieving all its war aims. It is rapidly advancing in Donbass and seems to be squeezing the Ukrainians out of Kursk. Trump and Putin both strike me as eminently pragmatic men, and if this position can be ratified and a reasonable accommodation achieved, then there is no reason why this ghastly and needless episode should not be put behind us. Putin will be hailed as a national hero is this happens - and quite rightly so.
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  23. I'm really quite cheerful myself. Progressive leftism has got us all into a terrible mess.
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  24. What's sickening is how the Arabs were given the chance to do something with Gaza, and billions of dollars in aid to do it with. Instead they turned a potential paradise into an armed camp, ruled by leaders living luxury lifestyles. It's just the way they are. There's nothing anyone can do about it.
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  25. Professor, you might have more in common with Tommy than you think.
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  26. Europe's leaders are running around like a bunch of headless chickens. The idea that they can do anything meaningful to avert Ukraine's inevitable defeat is utterly laughable.
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  27. It comes as no great surprise that the Prof supports censorship. It's a very lefty thing. I was a lefty myself once until I realised that I was so because loving everybody and everything made me feel all warm and fluffy inside. Regretfully though, feeling all warm and fluffy inside is not a great basis for reasoned thought. Hard realities must be faced. So when coming up against any opposing views which point out discrepancies and irregularities in one's argument the reaction is often one of panic, as that nice, warm fluffy feeling begins to fray somewhat at the edges. The obvious response is to ban the source of this discomfort, so one can carry on basking in the heady glow of moral rectitude. In my view, for accuracy and disinterested analysis, RT beats shill news stations such as CNN and the BBC hands down. Even if my view is the wrong one, I bitterly resent any measures taken to prevent me having it.
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  28. From Bing. Take it or leave it. "Finding reliable figures for desertion and conscription avoidance rates in the Ukrainian military can be challenging due to the dynamic and sensitive nature of the situation. However, here are some estimates based on available data: Desertion: Reports suggest that 45,543 soldiers deserted between January and August 2024. The number of prosecutions for desertion has reached at least 30,000 this year. Conscription Avoidance: It is estimated that 650,000 Ukrainian men of fighting age have fled the country to avoid conscription since the start of the war. Additionally, 20,000 men left the country to avoid being drafted between February 2022 and November 2023. These figures highlight the significant challenges faced by the Ukrainian military in maintaining its personnel during the ongoing conflict."
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  29. What difference does that make? The people who voted Labour had no idea of what they were getting.
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  30. What's mad about bringing the world one step closer to peace?
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  31.  @reallymakesyouthink  Outside a courtroom, but within its precincts. The state always gets Tommy of a technicality.
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  32.  @paulro4  How so? He stands for freedom. Starmer stands for repression and state control.
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  33. I don't know about talk of Ukrainians defecting - but a greater part of the armies of separatist Donetsk and Luhansk consist of former Ukrainian soldiers (and policemen!) and when Russia entered Crimea in 2014 the Ukrainian army and the navy went over to the Russians almost to a man.
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  34. Patronising condescension? Pot, kettle, black?
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  35. May I ask what proportion of these sufferers you would considerer to be white British?
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  36.  @MutatedPizzaBoi  It really is a sign of intellectual poverty and historical ignorance to constantly equate the present situation in Ukraine with the situation in Germany in the 1930s.
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  37. As a PR exercise, this is all going pretty well. It's a great pity it had to come to this, but with the obliteration of British culture within a couple of generations looking inevitable, extreme measures have become necessary.
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  38. Your description covers most of the counties in the world. Surely turning them into holiday destinations has to be a step up?
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  39. They are home.
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  40. Tommy Robinson joined the BNP is his youth. The story has it that he went along to his second meeting with a friend who was thinking of joining too. The friend was black. Things went somewhat downhill from that point on.
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  41. If Ukraine had abided by Minsk this war would never have happened.
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  42.  @jethrobradley7850  Islam scares me. But this is not a phobia, since my fears are entirely justified.
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  43. Xenophobia and racism are only relatively small elements in this. Fear of being invaded and overwhelmed by alien intruders, and resentment of the fact that our political class and the police are actively involved in this process are far, far more significant.
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  44. On the contrary. It is a vote for sanity and a return to civilised values.
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  45. The message is clear and it is aimed, sadly, at people of the same political stamp as our dear Professor: "Be afraid. Be very, very afraid"!
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  46. As a genuine person I resent that assumption! It really is so weak for people to think that anyone who disagrees with their views is somehow employed by the Russian state to do so. It is a state of mind which goes hand in hand with my original comment.
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  47.  @colincampbell4261  Because they are growing in numbers and influence. And I don't think hatred is quite the right word. Resentment better covers it.
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  48.  @brianferguson7840  Yes, there are recently declassified documents that show U.S. Secretary of State James Baker assured Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev that NATO would not expand eastward. This assurance was given during their meeting on February 9, 1990. These documents are available in the National Security Archive at George Washington University.
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  49. You kind of know the country is up the creek when American billionaires and right-wing TV hosts can point out - with considerable accuracy - just how much and how quickly we are descending into a dystopian nightmare.
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  50. This sentence is obscene. It marks a new stage in the country's decline into totalitarianism.
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