Comments by "Iazzaboyce" (@Iazzaboyce) on "The Mirror" channel.

  1. If you listen to the 'shag' remark it is not aimed at Ava, but a type of woman. I think the point Laurence was making is even if women are sexually attractive like Ava, men will not want intimate relationships with them if they think like Ava does. He did not succeed in getting this message across; he was attempting to convey philosophy with locker room talk and it looked like a personal attack. GB News will have to tidy its approach to impromptu live speech. I don't think Ava is hurt, I think Ava is excited and loving the publicity.
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  2. Good idea! The licence could be £100 for 'non-breeding' (must be spayed/neutered) and £500 for 'breeding'. Also, a DNA record with dog mess tested for immediate non contestable £500 fines - soon stop dog all fouling in public areas and end need for special stinky bins in public areas.
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  3. Great Britain includes Scotland too.
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  4. Looking like the election is going to be all about 'the boats' and the 'ECHR'. Labour will have to put up robust humanitarian opposition and hope the people are not influenced by simplistic immigration statistics - like they were in the Brexit referendum.
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  5. Mirror is busy deleting comments - must be panicking after Starmer's big fail...
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  6. That's one way of saying: 'he opened a can of whoop ass'
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  7.  @O.O.O.K999  I agree, I was referring to non aggressive breeds. If it was up to me I would destroy these 'bully' things starting today.
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  8. Make me laugh really. Russia is the same size as USA and Canada combined and China is more than double the size of the EU - not really getting the 'international' bit in this lol...
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  9.  @rubyjewel1904 The could have chosen not to buy a dangerous dog and not to take a dangerous dog to a public place. Why should one person's wish to take a dangerous dog to a public place override another person's wish to be in a public place with no dangerous dog? If it was up to me, they would all be destroyed and if the owner/s failed to surrender them the owner/s would get a year in prison.
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  10. Well, at least he told the truth about Brexit - unlike the pro-EU side 'We will never join the euro'
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  11.  @superhumantrueman  So, you cannot see a connection with the claims Boris lied to the country in the Brexit referendum and a kangaroo court naming Boris a liar? Did nobody play 'picture snap' with you as a toddler?
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  12.  @nigelsynnott7344  The charge is 'Boris lied to parliament'. 'A lie' should be a straightford thing to prove. Had Boris told parliament he'd sent ten tanks to Ukraine which had arrived in Ukraine. The report would have read: 'On (date) Prime minister Johnson informed the sitting House of Commons that, the government had supplied ten tanks to Ukraine and that, these tanks were operational in Ukraine ( "We have now sent ten tanks to Ukraine" ) It was confirmed by the Ministry of Defence that, at the time of this statement one tank had been designated for use in Ukraine and this tank was still in the UK, there were no UK tanks in Ukraine. On the basis of this evidence The Committee concludes Mr Johnson lied to parliament. There simple and way less than 100 words - they have nothing substantial which is why they've used 30,000 words of sophistry...
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  13. It's a pity he wouldn't believe evidence about Jimmy Savile when he was responsible for that investigation. Typical Starmer first to claim the credit when none is due to him.
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  14. Good point and as you say, Starmer got his ass whooped...
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  15. He was born in Penzance - about half a mile from where I was born...
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  16.  @michaelmather7352  Yep, it was Martin Reynolds a lawyer and civil servant and Remain supporter who wrote the invitation: “After what has been an incredibly busy period it would be nice to make the most of the lovely weather and have some socially distanced drinks in the No10 garden this evening. Please join us from 6pm and bring your own booze!”
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  17.  @jamescorneliustaylor6997  These debates are not really about facts, because a lot of people don't really follow politics. It's more about who looks the most confident and charismatic.
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  18. The next general election could be interesting. The way things are going we could see Boris and other leading Tories standing as Reform candidates. There are many Tory MPs who will be faced with the option of losing their jobs or becoming a Reform MP. 'We stood aside for the Tories and they have wasted it' will be a very powerful doorstep message to Leave voters in Brexit Britain.
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  19. What we really need is an ordinary lawyer to run the workers party like Tony Blair. When Tony became prime minister the average house cost £50k - after 10 years of Tony the average house cost £180k. Now ordinary Tony is worth £50 million.
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  20. Well, a lot of people seen that as Starmer getting his ass whooped
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  21. We won the independence from the EU that we voted for - you lot need to wake-up to the reality the majority don't want to live in a federal Europe.
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  22.  @jackmellor5536  Most UK citizens don't want a second citizenship in the EU.
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  23. Since Oct 1976 the Labour Party has had one leader able to win a general election. In the same time period five Conservative Party leaders have won general elections. The real question is: 'Did Keir Starmer look like a Tony Blair?'
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  24. Starmer has been given a very easy ride by a pro-EU MSM still angry at the Tories and voters for making the UK independent. I think millions were shocked by Starmer's obvious lack of strength and jittery behaviour.
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  25.  @superhumantrueman  Yeah thanks - I kinda knew that already. The point is we were in the EEC then the EU and this happened, not because most people asked for it, but because some people in the UK wanted it to happen and made it happen. Let's call these people the 'UK/EU activists' since this is exactly what they are. Well, these UK/EU activists are aware the EU's policy is the EU has its own currency and this is called the 'eurozone' and the EU wants/expects all members to use the euro. And these UK/EU activists must want the UK to join the eurozone - claiming otherwise is a bit like claiming Nigel Farage wants the UK to join the euro and send the empty boats back to France. So, if this is the policy and vision of the UK/EU activists - why did they not mention it and why were they content for the UK government (UK/EU activists) to promise the UK people the UK would never join the euro? There's only one possible explanation - the UK/EU activists knew if they told the truth about their secret plan for the UK to be part of a federal EU and in the federal eurozone, the UK people would vote against them.
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  26.  @superhumantrueman  So, you saying only Labour MPs can be unjust...
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  27.  @nigelsynnott7344 Did he lie about Harriet tweeting Boris was guilty before she'd heard the evidence? Is he lying about Bernard attending a birthday party? This report is tens of thousands of words long which basically means Boris didn't do anything wrong lol.
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  28.  @iberian5319  Ever heard that old adage about having the last laugh - well, think back to how you laughed at the idea of the UK leaving the EU. More and more people are seeing Boris a their spartan against your blob.
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  29.  @superhumantrueman  The entire world sees this as a stitch-up - what do you think would happen in Russia if Putin had a birthday cake during lockdown and was publically humiliated? I hear you thinking 'but we are not Russia' No we are not, but that's not the point - because of people like you the Russians are laughing at us.
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  30. What - was there another live debate on a different channel?
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  31.  @MindGNR25  It does work that way, but I actually watched it with some Labour supporters and they were visibly shocked by Starmer's lack of confidence. I remember them saying things like: 'Come on Keir' 'For f**k's sake!' What's the matter with him?' 'Corbyn would be better than this!' 'He's just not up to it' Looking at the media reaction, they are trying every angle to soften the damage, but it's pretty clear they really believe Sunak made starmer look like a lightweight who's unfit to lead. You can cover some people with glitter, but they just can't sparkle.
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  32. That's just you admitting Starmer got his ass handed to him on a plate. All those floating voters out there must have been shocked by the real Starmer.
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  33.  @Jessjoe1956  It's really just about who won - these debates are set up as being gladiatorial and in many people's minds the winner is the person they will vote for. It's pretty clear from the fallout that, Labour and the Brexit hating MSM are really pissed Starmer was made to look like a lightweight.
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  34. Is this 'the opposition' to the democratically elected government of our country - 'they had an xmas party'?
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  35. I can't see him getting very far - after clinging to the underside of a van - he must be tyred and exhausted.
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  36.  @RobinHarris-nf4yv  Who stopped Starmer - the 'unfair fairy'?
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  37.  @michaelmather7352  I'm pretty sure he would also have a British passport or at least be entitled to one. I don't think he could become a 'Sir' otherwise.
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  38.  @michaelmather7352 Nothing 'depends' on 'not sure'...
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  39.  @michaelmather7352  I'm not the one who's 'not sure' so why don't you 'Google it'? Or even 'Google it' before you start arguing with people in public. I'm going out on a limb here, but it just might be a UK prime minister has professional legal guidance on the correct UK honours/awards protocol. Do you really think they publish first - then wait for someone like you to 'Google it' - then remove a person from the published list? At least you help me see why we got 48% voting for Remain....
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  40.  @nickp1548  I didn't see anyone wearing a gag - are you saying Starmer was impaired in some way?
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  41.  @nickp1548  Unfortunately for Keir, politics is a rough and tumble business - these debates are all about reaching the voters who don't really follow politics...
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  42.  @dianeglanville  There are no 'lies' in general elections - it's really up to the voters to decide who to trust most. There's no time in live debate to 'fact check' claims and the TV channel cannot risk appearing biased.
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  43. Any intelligent person can see the real purpose of all this is to brainwash the stupid: 'Boris lied - people died - Boris bad - Boris lied - Brexit bad'....
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  44. Starmer cannot defeat Diane, because diane is the true Britain hating face of the modern Labour Party.
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  45. Do you mean the 500 people that turned up for the 'national rejoin march'?
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  46. If he's smart he'll know best way to avoid the police will be to start reporting crimes...
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  47.  @bigdillan9612  I wasn't thinking of £100 per year - just £100 per dog.
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  48. Corbyn standing as an independent will be a big story in the next general election. It's the folk that do personality rather than politics that swing elections and those people will back Corbyn and see Starmer as being a s#!t.
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  49. Not sure anyone should be inciting murder on YouTube. How would it be if people just obeyed the law and did not threaten or commit murder? The BA/GFA accepts NI is part of UK and UK is a separate country to ROI. The idea is the war based on not accepting NI is part of the UK stops and law and democracy starts. There's nothing in the BA/GFA to prevent either UK or ROI leaving the EU single market. There is a political party in ROI called 'Irish Freedom Party' which campaigns for ROI to leave the EU - are you saying this is against the BA/GFA - if so how?
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  50. We would not have seen a show trial of a former prime minister before Brexit...
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