Comments by "Neil of Longbeck" (@neiloflongbeck5705) on "Zhukov's 1st Kotluban Offensive Begins | BATTLESTORM STALINGRAD E15" video.

  1. We'll have to wait a bit for all the dust to settle - any economic decisions take a decade or more to have a clear outcome. An example of this is the devaluation of Sterling in 1967 has one of its routes in the economic decisions passed by the Conservative governments in the 1950, one of which encouraged overmanning in both the nationalised and privately owned industries in order to keep unemployment unnaturally low.
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  2.  @TheImperatorKnight  nobody needs to label you as a conspiracy theorist, you've already done it. As for economics, yes you don't know as much as you think, after all you think a plc and a state owned company are the same thing. In a plc the shares are traded publicly on a stock exchange and in a state owned business no shares are traded. Which means they are not the same. Yes a government can retain a share in a plc, like they did with the Royal Mail until quite recently. It's amazing that You Tube is so bothered by your comments they have taken no real action, after all they are a private business, a Limited Liability Corporation, and can legitimately silence you without infringing your freedom of speech. But they don't seem to have done this, although they did make it harder for people to see your video about the Greek famine in WW2 by not recommending it this is not censorship to all but thinnest of skinned conspiracy theorists. You Tube, is there to make money for its owners, Google, and films about famines or other disasters including wars are not money makers for them.
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  3.  @TheImperatorKnight  you obviously slept through 2015 - because in that year 499 years of state ownership of the Royal Mail came to an end with the selling of the final 30% stake held by the government. Royal Mail Group plc is now wholly owned by shareholders. The clue is in the name - plc - public limited company which means it is a company owned by shareholders and that those shareholders are protected against any liability for any losses the company runs up (that's what limited means). The word public means that shares are traded publicly and that anyone can own buy; unlike in private limited companies where the other shareholders decide who can and can't buy the shares. In a stated owned company, there is one shareholder, the government. Your video on public and private ownership got this wrong, public doesn't mean state and private doesn't mean an individual. You have a good grasp on history, but haven't a clue about basic economic facts. As for YouTube's alleged censorship, case law shows that YouTube is a publicly accessible privately run forum and had the right to restrict freedom of speech (as I told you last time you were complaining about your Greek famine film, which I have watched and consider to be a well balanced film). YouTube don't have to promote such films, nor do they have to allow you or anyone else to say what you can say in, for example, the street.
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  4.  @useodyseeorbitchute9450  could we now have that in English? Don't forget case law gas YouTube as a publicly accessible private forum and that they can legally block comments and films without infringing the poster's freedom of speech.
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  5.  @TheImperatorKnight  you don't have a clue about what you are talking about. Public limited company has a very specific meaning AND I'll repeat it for you. It means a company whose shares are traded so that anyone may buy them and that those shareholders are not responsible for any debts the company incurs. The company is privately owned, which simply means that it is not owned by the state (see the definition of private below). A private limited company is one where the shares in the company cannot publicly traded. THIS IS ECONOMICS 101, and if you can't understand this you have no place discussing economics or busi ess ownership. I own a car, but have to follow the laws governing driving and car ownership by your logic the car is now owned by the government as I have to obey the law. THIS IS NOT WHAT HAPPENS. The FTSE250 is a capitalisation-weighted index of the 101st to 350th largest companies listed of the London Stock Exchange, which is owned by the London Stock Exchange Group, a public limited company (see above for what this means). It is not under the control of the Bank of England nor had it ever been, although, just like with driving, government has set the ,awx under which it operates. As for a dictionary definition of the word private please note the following definition option given by the Cambridge Online Dictionary: belonging to or managed by a person or company rather than the government. Cambridge in thus case means the Cambridge University Press which is a publisher owned by, and run independently to, Cambridge University. Please don't try playing silly word games it just makes you look more foolish.
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  6. TIK 250 from 350 leaves 100 and not 150.
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