Comments by "" (@JamesSmith-qs4hx) on "UK troops ready to join NATO force in Kosovo as tensions rise" video.

  1. Our daughters, and all of our children and their descendants need to be able to grow up in a country which is safe, homogeneous, and high-trust. A country in which we, the peoples of Britain, dictate our own affairs and our own destiny, rather than traitors and parasites who serve megalomaniacal foreign psychopaths who despise us. And above all, a country which simply feels like home. A country which is genuinely ours, as it ought to be.
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  2.  @mikrophone8499  Egg and chips became popular in Britain during World War I due to a shortage of meat. It was a favourite food of Tommies behind the lines on the Western Front in northern France and Belgium, eaten at establishments "estaminet", which also sold cheap wine and beer. Food writer Mary Cadogan says that "Egg and chips for me is a marriage made in heaven. Whenever I feel the need of a bit of comfort eating this is the dish I usually turn to." Heston Blumenthal, owner of the Michelin star award-winning Fat Duck restaurant in Berkshire, wrote in The Guardian that "You can't get much more British a dish than fried egg and chips." Egg and chips is associated with a working-class diet. In an article on moving from the working class to the middle class, a British journalist recounted that "There are things I grew up with that I still love—pub life, darts, egg and chips". Jack Charlton, after playing in the World Cup-winning England football team in 1966, remarked: "We stopped the car for egg and chips in a transport cafe. We'd eaten nothing but the best food for weeks and I was dying for some ordinary grub." The image of British people insisting on ordering egg and chips while on holiday abroad has also been used as a stereotype. The dish features in art as well as in real life. Egg and chips occupies a pivotal moment in the suffocating life of a working-class Liverpool housewife in Shirley Valentine. "Because it's Thursday, Shirley knows that Joe expects steak and chips for his tea. He is getting egg and chips instead... But Joe ... is not pleased at his meatless meal. He pushes his plate into her lap. That settles it. Two weeks later he comes home and finds an empty house." The dish's status as a cornerstone of authentic British cuisine is solidified by its regular inclusion in modern popular culture. It features regularly in television depictions of British life, such as the long-running soap series Coronation Street, where it constitutes part of recurring character Johnny "Doc" Docherty's infamous catch phrase, "You've just had your tea, Lesley - Egg and Chips!"
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  3.  @simonh6371  Thank you for your reply Simon. It makes a nice change from being called a Russian Bot by morons...😅
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  4.  @emm_arr  I'm English as Egg & Chips....🤨🤨🤨
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  5.  @mikrophone8499  OK Rabbi.
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  6.  @mikrophone8499  and watch your step sonny Jim... I was the 1974 Clavingdon boxing champ, 3 years running.....
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  7.  @simonh6371  I may not have said so in my first post but I appreciate your egg and chips reply. May I borrow your text?
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  8.  @mikrophone8499  I like black pudding on my English Breakfast... I imagine sending them back to Africa with every mouthful.
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  9. The Juice have just killed 500,000+ Ukrainian men have died in the service of Ukraine coup and war architect Victoria Nuland. Now this?!?😲
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  10. They want you to renounce your Christian faith, get a booster and eat bugs.... Be scared of the weather, live in Twycross zoo and interface your reproductive system with a waste disposal unit....😲I think we are about a decade away from cannibalism being normalised 😲 @emm_arr 
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  11.  @zvonkobogdan9634  I agree....
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