Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "The Alternative View" channel.

  1. This Jonathan has a point. England should throw the borders totally open (obviously, this would not apply to Wales or Scotland) and build on every remaining piece of farmland and green belt. We could all then live in total harmony inside small cubicles, and be fed healthy nutrition by a kind government. Soylent Green, perhaps?
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  2. I didn't know that Universities gave out degrees in 'This Kind of Stuff.' Mine was Modern History. Yes, I know, how quaint & old fashioned.
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  3. Kaur had discovered the ultimate technique for these debates. When you are ignorant of facts, make them up, interrupt anything your opponent says, but most important of all, SHOUT!!
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  4. There are still a few pockets of traditional British communities here and there, although increasingly not in the larger towns and cities, and certainly not in Londonistan.
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  5. Actually, we don't have the space. The most recent figures for population per square kilometre have England at 434, compared to India at 435. Scotland, by the way, is 70. Wales is 153. The vast majority of our new guests, of course, settle in England.
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  6.  @LordPeg44  Feel free to explain your comment.
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  7.  @lisaconnor3075  I''ve stated NZ Gov'ts from both ends of the political spectrum have admitted there were *actual wrongs*. That's why taxpayers are forking out money for reparations.' You stating a thing doesn't make it a fact, unless you believe in the Kaur theory of debate. Of course taxpayers are 'forking out.' It isn't as if they have any choice, is it?
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  8.  @lisaconnor3075  'it seems she was showered with praise all around the world for her "empathy".' Except, it seems in New Zealand, where she precipitately 'did a runner.'
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  9.  @lisaconnor3075  So, you don't actually believe in democracy, but in a system where 17.2% of the population can, in effect, dictate policy to the other 82.8%
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  10.  @bermudarailway  Well observed, mon brave.
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  11.  @carlsusa1162  Well. Allegations of hundreds of millions of deaths, and 'genocide' for a start. Learning some history is always a good idea. Perhaps you might try it?
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  12. Sadly, most people don't know who David Starkey even is. After all, he has never appeared in 'I'm a Celebridee..' or 'Strictly' and most people's knowledge of the world doesn't stretch much beyond that.
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  13. 'Lawyers are liable to forget that legal justice or legal fairness are not the same things as common sense justice or common sense fairness.' A friend of mine once remarked to me that people often assume that Justice and the Law are the same thing, when they most definitely are not. Worrying thing is that he was, and still is, a Barrister.
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  14. Really, why? If Europeans had not landed in America, Australia, New Zealand, & Africa, what would these places have been like today? Would mesolithic or neolithic levels of culture really have been preferable?
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  15. But isn't she really an intellectual powerhouse? After all, she was in Big Brother, wasn't she?
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  16.  @lisaconnor3075  Then you are a disgrace. You should speak exclusively Maori or, as, presumably, a white invader, leave New Zealand at once.
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  17.  @MattHuwNoahBarryParryTurner  Well. Allegations of hundreds of millions of deaths, and 'genocide' for a start.
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  18.  @MattHuwNoahBarryParryTurner  Well. Allegations of hundreds of millions of deaths, and 'genocide' for a start.
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  19.  @MattHuwNoahBarryParryTurner  Well. Allegations of hundreds of millions of deaths, and 'genocide' for a start.
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  20. Just to give you a few facts about the Bengal Famine. Despite the false 'facts' excreted by indoctrinators and those with axes to grind, the Bengal Famine had a number of causes, among which were the number of refugees from Japanese held areas, the inability to import food from those same areas, stockpiling by hoarders and, perhaps worst of all, the Bengal administration, which tried to minimise the crisis. The worst that could be said of Churchill was that he should have known what was taking place, but didn't. After all, in 1943, he had little else to worry about. You could also add the refusal of FDR to allow the transfer of merchant shipping, by the way. What is without dispute, except by those who choose to blame Churchill for everything since the Black Death, is that once he did find out, he transferred food distribution to the British Indian Army, and had grain convoys diverted from Australia to India. There were many famines in India before the British arrived, and after they left, but admitting that wouldn't of course, fit the agenda.
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  21. Really? do explain how a country with a population of 10.1 million in 1801, and already at war with France, managed to conquer, apparently by force, an area such as India, which had a population of 160 million at the same time. When you have done that, please provide details of all the brutal assault landings carried out by the British during the same period. Good luck with that.
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  22. Seriously, why bother doing research when you can just SHOUT INCESSANTLY instead?
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  23.  @donnalawrence4535  What did she study? She appears not to have gone on to further education, and her work experience was as a Race and Equality Officer with the GMB Union, after which she became an advisor to Ken Livingstone. She was then parachuted into the Brent South constituency when Paul Boeteng left. She also made a number of errors in her expenses claims in 2005–8, which resulted in a £2,600 overcharge.
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