Comments by "" (@sylviecoutelle) on "British Landeur" channel.

  1. ​ @BritishLandeur  Isn't the Guardian too too has been? Too out of touch , like the Democrats ? Haven't read it since covib. Have gone all citizen media...
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  2.  @BritishLandeur  Oldham 👍
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  3. ​ @stevendavies7083  I would rather say it is a very masculine attitude 😂 . Not useless , since silence can be indifferent, hostile, or simply mean you didn't plug in 😉🙈😁
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  4. Guns in France, the right to own a rifle for personal use , came with the revolution: with the new right to kill wild life to feed your families, a right which had been the undivided priviledge of lords. Now we have been deprived of that right, almost, while automatic army gangowned guns seem to have invaded the country. We can be fined if we cut an apple or a sandwich for a picnic in a public place. I bet you didn't know that. A friend of mine had working for the court of justice in Nice told me of spanish peasants who had been arrested in a demonstration at a polical summit, because with their spanish bread and cheese for the journey they had brought pocket knives. They were detained over a month, over Christmas . And that was so long ago...
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  5. ​ @BritishLandeur  Rather , perhaps : to be blindly admired. And funded, whatever he said about money...
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  6. Dear BL, it is impossible to have a consensus on this subject with all the fairytale romance the media and politicians have been building in the last 10, and specially the last 3 years. Ukraine as you recall was deemed the most corrupt country in Europe. It has its main streets named to honour Nazi figures, nazi emblems are born proudly by its soldiers. Television footage had to be edited in France, it was certainly the same in Britain. It seems the war was desired, and the Russians egged on, by "our" western leaders, i.e. the US deep state + the WEF , Soros ,Bill Gates and all. You mentionned the covid craze, war and health scare have the same goal, to drive us blindfolded into a 1984 Orwellian society. What they did to Greece they can do to us. Europe is implementing the plan to steal all of our personal bank savings, to finance the higher end of putting men in trenches and buying weapons from ... our big brother overseas. He no longer agrees to war... but wait till the buying orders come... By the way, I was listening to a retired French general, he says we just do not have the men to oppose Russia. He gave the numbers. It is all make believe... except for the highjacking of all our ressources. That 's quite real. Thanks for yor enthusiasm and indignation. 😢👍💐⭐😅
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  7. Please forgive me for believing we should not leave it all to Jesus blood to save us. Tommy Robinson certainly took a more active stand . ( active stand makes a weird image😂).
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  8.  @TheTRUTH-y3r  Thank you, I believe in rendering to the soul what belongs to the soul . For me, politics don't. You are welcome to feel differently. 😇🙏
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  9. ​ @simonh6371 you are so right. It is certainly part of the pleasure of listening to BL , from the south of France. Between listening to him and writing comments I like leaving time for other comments to come along, and went on another English walk with Ben Maton, the Salisbury organist 😁👍. Here flowers are still blooming 😮🇨🇵❤
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  10. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  11. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  12. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  13. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  14. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  15. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  16. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  17. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  18. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  19. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  20. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  21. I would agree with most of what you wrote ( though qualifying what you say of why catholicism was fought : not only Henry the eighth thought accepting the rule of another ruler , be it a spiritual one, was building treason in your kingdom. ) And yet I certainly met with britishness when I visited England in 1957 as a 12 yo. I would need volumes to point out the differences with being French then . Public footpaths between 2 rows of cabbages. Stiles. That intrusion through private properties
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  22. @BritishLandeur  🤪
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  23. @BritishLandeur  They don't understand the meaning of the word citizenship. The abrogation of states and individuals is their declared aim. When the US were on that warpath it was most appaling for mankind. We survived Hitler, and shall overcome them. 😁 thanks for giving us this occasion of sharing !!! The audience's faces are a sight to remember...
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  24. From the end of ww2 to this new century all french young men had to serve 2 years in the army, or do public service in non military work. So both my husband and friends my generation did. It was the war in Algeria generation, not the best memories certainly, but it certainly brought all walks of society together, and unexpected friendships were formed for life. I am sure , from experience, that was a good way to bring a nation together. Give its young people a sense of belonging together. Wether it is true in the new religious oriented push, I would like to know. Tommy Robinson in his interviews said at school all races and religions mixed, but the moslems kept apart. It didn't use to be that way, but I personally saw a change among my pupils when moslems who had come from north africa before started coming from Turkey. About nuclear energy. my generation opposed it with the idea that it would bring about a police state, that we would lose our freedom and be spied upon, because a nuclear plant is a nuclear bomb we build in our land. The twin towers were a spectacular hit. Imagine what the hit on three nuclear plants would have been . A Patriot act would not have covered the damage to the country. Our electricity is mostly nuclear, with a fair share of hydroelectricity. From mountain dams. Which the European non elected power decided to make us destroy. To favor their agenda of foreign bought air and sun electric sources. The recent spanish catastrophies, so I have read, are owing to such destructions. Food for thoughts. Don't know if you can find Jean-Pierre Petit on nuclear energy. He had invented a way of using uranium without the deadly end products of those our industries developped. Probably for the same financial profits. He also invented impressive propulsive betterments... which only the soviet scientists invited him to develop ; we see them at work during the present war. He is in his eighties, a very alert, clear eyed and clearbrained scientist. I only listened to interviews in French, by french people. And am in no way a physicist, couldn't begin to understand. Perhaps you could. Life is so full of questions, answers, and wonders. 😮😀👍
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  25. @BritishLandeur  Many of our groups tried to get help from the International Court during the forced jab crisis , to no avail, for many different aspects of human rights abuse. Don't know if you are aware that a belgian judge has accepted the job, and followed it through many obstacles ; his final verdict should be made public next month , with serious hope of seeing Ursula von der Leyen condemned on many heads . Should end her political clout. And hopefully deter others. But the system itself is so corrupt it seems to stand up on corruption. However , the judgement aims at Pfizer , and in conjunction with the Robert Kennedy junior action real progress may be reached. I believe what with Pfizer and the armament industry losing their marbles , that all-corrupt structure might collapse, and the population change it pushed forward. Sweden has joined the crusade. You are not so optimistic, are you ?
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  26. @BritishLandeur  My answer a while ago was suppressed . Just try a different wording. I had told you about the trial with Mr Baldan and Diane Protat, barrister. We hope it might be a way of getting around the so ill named European court mentionned. And ousting the corrupted head in charge. Let's see how this fares ! Good evening and many thanks (= ideas , sharing, walks, companion 🥰).
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  27. @BritishLandeur  Message stuck... Yes, it is a 💪💪💪 for each and all of our countries, for the same reasons : our Xian countries have such different habits and laws , they cannot remain themselves in present conditions, and a majority want to. Sweden has decided to change policy. Like Denmark. We in France might have a greater difficulty, because of our link with Algeria... which has just been revoqued. But too many are now rooted in France, to not make a no-charia stand difficult for the no-charia integrated muslims to come to terms with easily. I see that with my moslim friend who thinks Israel cannot be defended.
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  28. Delightful to see the look on Farage's face now, after having watched his satisfaction while lecturing Elon Musk about Tommy the thug ( he only stopped short of the word ). Had it coming to him, but who else could have chastised him ? Quite pleasant also to watch one of the ladies on your national news indignant that a member of the american government should so meddle with british politics... conveniently forgetting her PM 's meddling with the American election--- and a presidential one at that ... 😂 Fortunately time remains for many changes, right ??? A happy new year to all. Free Tommy double quick. Perhaps should appeal to Robert Kennedy junior, as a diet of months on tined tuna seems worse than american wallmart junk food. 🙈😢
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  29. ​ @BritishLandeur  Better not, they have been found full of bad chemicals from the lining of the tins... ( "Que Choisir," a french "Which?") Not to mention the lead or mercury poisoning of their flesh ... which made me worry about Tommy Robinson 's diet. But I suppose beans are the same hazard... 🤪 what a world.
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  30.  @jmwil  Showing abundantly that Farage is not reliable. In any fight. 🙏🤝 just listened to Ben Habib. He does take a stand and shows his path to reach a solution. I like it that he says : let us only judge them, then send them to their country where the penalty is death... Said it with a straight face.
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  31. @charlottedixon6052  thanks Charlotte ! You noticed perhaps that the worst is being brought to think dope dealers protect the safety of their territory !!! Some years back a book was published intitled : the lost territories of the Republic. By an ex police I believe. Was anything done to reclaim them ? You guess the answer... Let us keep communicating as long as we can... Do you know that old cars are now banned from towns and their access roads, which in fact keeps "the poor " in a small district around their homes. Quite orwellian. Every part of society is concerned by "modern" choices . Farmers, of course. Fishermen. Now plumbers and builders and hairdressers who can't go to work, nor students to study... Let's keep indignation loud ! 🥰🕊🦝🐌🐕
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  32. @wooptiedoo3538  Don't know where you write from 🤔 here in Europe our votes against the tragedy the EU and the WTO were bringing to our countries have been by passed, the last time in France with the 2005 referendum when we voted against entry in the new EU .
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  33. 0 no, they repeatedly refused a national inquiry, for many days all the persons who were involved and had been on their own for years were very vocal about that new treason.
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  34. It is the stock response girls and women got for centuries (= as long as they have dared denounce a r*pe). I am 80, I have lived in another era of mankind, it seems 😮. In a town, Marseille, not a distant mountain cave. Both my grand mothers were school teachers, to the end of their lives they would not have left their home bareheaded. Neither would my grand -fathers, to be honest: how else could they have shown respect by taking off their hats ? 😮 When I had a man friend my mother asked us: when are you getting married? We had never spoken about it. But she was so afraid of having an unwed mother in the family. Molested girls just didn't denounce their r*pist, often in the family, for shame. The shame was only theirs. I believe many of the men and women in places of responsability in your country still live with that fear of uncovering a public shame , they have been shaped by the past . The MP lady who so hystericaly reacted to Rupert Lowe's simple questions seemed to have come directly from Queen Victoria's times, when tables had to hide their legs. And many men in high places also are paedophiles, probably. Going to Thailand on holiday. Or is that only for our French top guys ? The buzz around the world independent channels about the pakistani gang r*pes cover up is really the very good news ! Quite uncovered, and 3 french friends, 2 italians, sent me communications on X by Elon Musk on Starmer's vote against a general inquiry. 💪💪💪🌟🙏🐕 the future holds hope .
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  35. Hello Leelee I believe the pattern you see is what has been the response for centuries to the denouncing of a crime no one wants to deal with. I have just written a long comment which didn't pass, so I won't enlarge. I think the MP lady who so patheticaly reacted to a simple statement by Rupert Lowe shows how much some people still react in a Victorian way. You would think she covered her table's legs ... I only understood her problem because The Blackbelt barrister found it necessary today to explain that using the right word was the normal thing to do in court, and Rupert Lowe had been justified in using it. 😮😮😮 Perhaps the problem lies there : the girls cannot be allowed to use the words. People in high spheres cannot hear them, so they label them disparagingly, to avoid passing them up the chain to prosecute. It may all be a civilisation problem... but not only "paleolitic"... victorian , on the other side ??? To give some the benefit of the doubt. ( I would not ).
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  36.  @gypsyswingsw111  but the will to apply the law is lacking.
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  37. Pedjamiloslav... expresses what I know is true. During the 2011 first effort to oust Bachar my christian syrian friend in Marseille told me exactly that ; they lived at peace with other religions under Bachar, and his family were obliged to flee for their lives all over Europe and Canada. They remained extremely worried because only the younger members left. Then Bachar and his peace returned. And now this. I am a bit late in listening to your video, the news from the USA take up time. It seems the republican senators hostile votes to kill Donald Trump 's team choices are meeting with a counter strike they hadn't expected : the spreading of their treachery on the internet, on X and others. " you are the media" is a reality that's come back to hit them in the face, and they seem to get second thoughts. This seems to apply to our European predicament. It will not save Syria, we can grieve for them. But it could save us. I don't know about you all, I for one see a pattern in all those upheavals, from the colour revolutions, to the bringing down of functioning countries ( Syria and Lybia among others) to the fake pandemia ( like a world government on trial) and the consistent reversals of popular votes when they don't fit the pattern. We in France saw it in 2005, when a referendum vote discarded the European organisation from our government... but only to have its agreement come back without vote, with the lisboa treaty. Treachery rather. Did you notice ( as they did in the USA) that war on Syria was only started when there seemed little hope of once again taming/ manacling Trump as "they" had his first time around ? First the open war on Russian territory launched "by Biden". Then the war on Syria to open yet another war front for Russia. It seemed the crooked heads over the Atlantic hoped for a world W to avoid being brought to justice. Or put out of work. 😮😢 The Daniel Penny shameful trial and the BLM screaming for his blood when he was found not guilty is an american example of what we in Europe live with "Islam lives matter." Politicians, judges, mainstream media, react in fear, refuse to state the obvious. But "we are the media ". British Lander and all the answering listeners everywhere are a new power. I told you ( or did I?) how wonderful it was to find so many countries from every continent and hemisphere represented in the exchanges at 1 to 3 a.m. following Tucker Carlson 's interview of Lavrov. Those millions of sightings definitely killed the poisoned warmongering speeches of our national puppets. The Russians said : we thought everybody hated us, we only found hate on YouTube. And another answered : the hate speech comes from bots, but they will stop when they don't get paid. Well, thank you BL , and everyone for listening and sharing.❤
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  38.  @maggieobrien892  hello Maggie, About your comment on le Pen-and other far right in Europe, I agree with you we had better concentrate on "putting the country first" , each of us, specially so as once the representatives elected the European direction gobbles all of those you mentionned. We in France do have other candidates, with Frexit / national agendas, but they have constantly refused to unite under one name, and as our elections are two-round elections, they are eliminated every time before the 2nd turn. Even Le Pen has failed to obtain a majority of representatives, though she had a clear majority of votes. But her party's policy once elected is that of Macron 's puppets.🙈
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  39. @BritishLandeur  I voted for le Pen... in the second turn of vote when the choice was with Macron. But with no illusion; she promised this and that... but always voted with the Macron députés when it came to the point. There are various nation-first, anti-WHO small parties, who didn't even make it to the first turn... Les Patriotes ( the most vocal, near-weekly demonstrations) and 2 other older men, François Asselineau and Nicolas Dupont -Aignan. The later was a long elected député, very dependable, very outspoken, who lost his seat because of an infamous alliance : the extreme left asked its voters to vite for the Macron candidate to kick Dupont-Aignan out. It seemed Meloni managed a deal with North-African countries to diminish the number of migrant boats to Italian coasts. Is it a fake ?
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  40. Think of all the pretty names given to the other half of the country by Kamala's supporters. They are all ours , have been for a long time😂 When your opponent has only name-calling to resort to, he is near the end. 🎉 During the compulsory injection years our head of state in one of his motivating speeches said he wanted to "emmerder" the non injected people. A very trivial word. Literaly, dip us into excrementia. Yours is better mannered 😅. Keep up the fight inside 💪💪💪
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  41. I'm going back to listening to Tulsi Gabard 's hearing and the Robert Kennedy junior 's results. They are really upright upstanding public figures. I find it encouraging for human society. France doesn't 😢. Thanks for your analysis and the beautiful scenery. Great sky. 😁
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  42. @BritishLandeur  Rain all day and right now in Marseille !!! Yes , I greatly admire americans Who live and work with him, and have selected him to talk in their meetings , it is so painful to listen to JFK. BUT at my age I have followed his relentless fight against large companies , including Trump's... up till the lockdown protests , his visit to Berlin & Europe lecturing / rallying about the whole issue , which at the time was downright brave. Also when his uncle died it was an international shock, I remember the time. We had just lived through the Cuba missiles crisis , his uncle had saved us from a nuclear war ( probably caused his death ): so yes, RFK is a figure in my own pantheon 😁🤣🥰 And Tulsi Gabard a young one. For the future 🙏🌟
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  43. Thank you.
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  44. ​ @BritishLandeur  Boris Johnson also stopped the Ukraine peace agreement to obey his masters. Who wants a puppet ?
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  45. @BritishLandeur  Something else which just became public : our président has secured the funding for renovating our Pompidou Museum from the arabian leader who gets rid of journalists with a chain-saw. France in exchange will provide the know-how in creating museums and art events and structures. I do not think we will see crèches exhibited as popular art in the French museum. The Paris football team is owned by Qatar... Hungary has to pay a fine of 1 million euros a day for refusing to obey european immigration rules. What a brave new world... Yet as you know I am optimistic : we have escaped so much... old age has that advantage of having much to look back on. ( including Bobby Sands and that long civil war which made everyone in Europe feel so bad ). Wish you hope, the best feeling to cultivate . Our French people was judged by the old man with the radio + local paper to have a proportion of 15 to 20% snitches (?) ," collaborateurs avec l'ennemi." He may be optimistic... Perhaps we are extra bad ? Hope so... 🤩🐕🌟🤝
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  46.  @toadman5184  It looks like the EU itself is going down swiftly. Its parliament a useless but very expensive joke ( lots of corruption and no power) . Poland and Hungary openly opposing its migrant/ open borders policies . The US destruction of the North pipeline bringing Russian gaz to Germany 's industries and power stations has destroyed European possible wealth, now that we have to buy the 5 times more expensive american liquid gaz, our industries have relocated to the USA. Good move Mr Biden.
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  47.  @keef1248  Actually they did, as part of the Trump deal. Said as long as Ukraine is not part of NATO no problem having British and French troops as peacemakers... It makes sense, if there had been such troops after the Maidan coup, this war probably would not have started, because our troops would have protected the Dombass russian populations.
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  48. Perhaps my answer yesterday triggered suppression by mentionning borders and migrants. I rather feel there has been a concerted effort to bring such massive destruction of the livable nature of our "western" societies. I send this on its own as a test of triggers.
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  49.  @BritishLandeur  Was listening to DeVory Darkins after your video. Yes, quite strange , every body seems to agree the Green Beret was a great guy ( hopefully still is ?). My canadian friend of over 50 years gave up on me on the jab issue ( plus the truckers' freedom ride ). So many rather shocking réactions of reject , I wouldn't like to do the same. Hope I don't. It isn't age related. Yesterday I thought you had been banned from You Tube 🙈🐕
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  50.  @BritishLandeur  Plus the money to make him look good if the Musk funding comes through. He wouldn't do a Kamala with the $ 🤣
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