Comments by "Alan hat" (@alanhat5252) on "A Different Bias" channel.

  1.  @colinsixhitter3303  "will"?
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  2.  @peterebel7899  if only that were true :-( The Government were embarrassed into giving people the vote 104 years ago (91 for women) & Parliament & Press have been working in concert ever since to nullify the effect. It's working pretty well, the vast majority of people haven't got a clue how democracy works or their part in it.
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  3.  @kevinwillis6707  Torys picked him off the street after he had been twice sacked for misconduct. Torys put him as candidate for London Mayor knowing his misconduct. After he had caused scandals & failures with his misconduct Torys put him as candidate for MP. Torys selected him for High Office knowing his misconduct. Torys selected him as their Leader knowing his misconduct & incompetence. Torys kept him as their Leader after his misconduct, corruption & incompetence became public knowledge. #BlameLabour #VoteTory...
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  4.  @jameshiggins8329  thanks for confirming that the propaganda works so well.
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  5. ​ @piccalillipit9211 is there also a day or week price for tourists & other visitors?
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  6.  @lennylaa1686  no, because taxes aren't going to the poor, watch the video you're commenting on!
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  7. Mr Sunak owns a hedgefund, is it reasonable to assume his hedgefund didn't see this coming & bet against it?
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  8. Westminster politics, not just Tory :-(
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  9.  @Skankinpig  wrong
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  10.  @adtastic1533  the EU never prevented us from signing an FTA with anyone, we just had to do it in the name of the EU. What happened in reality was that we sacked our trade negotiators & left other countries to get on with it.
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  11. The English Government used to blame the French for everything then we joined the EU & started blaming the EU. Now we've left the EU so our Government has gone back to blaming the French. It's not personal, you're just the nearest one that's not likely to answer back. Centuries ago when you did answer back we just started blaming the Dutch instead.
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  12.  @mariogmajner6549  and?
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  13.  @candidaprout8441  a list of specific examples is required because so many of us are obviously too thick to find any at all. You don't need to provide an exhaustive list, perhaps 10 or 20 #BrexitBenefits would keep us going.
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  14.  @happyjonn9242  look at the surveys, most people were in favour of the EU (2:1 in favour consistently since the early 1960s) till a day or so before the referendum & are in favour again now. That referendum was the single greatest act of skulduggery ever performed against the British people.
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  15. You jest! 😂😂😂
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  16.  @mariogmajner6549  again you are off topic.
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  17.  @CMI2017  don't let the truth get in the way of a good argument
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  18. @@bifstiff5421 how many deaths did that result in? Here we're talking about a quarter of a million & counting...
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  19. 3:19 Torys say Labour are useless with the economy, Labour doesn't respond at all. It really isn't surprising the Tory mantra sticks when there's no counter whatsoever.
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  20. A Government funded by hedgefunds & then led by a hedgefund owner are quite likely to have a distinctive attitude
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  21.  @mariebell3608  exactly!
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  22. 4:20 I would be with you if we could trust the Judges but after Judge Supperstone threw out Ball v Johnson (Misconduct in Public Office) (a case that got attention from the whole world's Press) because he drinks with the Cabinet & with BoJo's dad...
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  23. no, they're engineering failure after failure because the hedgefunds 'donating' to them make money out of failures. (Sunak, Rees-Mogg & probably others have their own hedgefunds)
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  24. no-one is entitled to sit in both houses.
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  25. it was a single £50 fine for a specified event. My view is that he should have got at least one £10,000 organizer's fine (even if all he did was issue instructions to a minion) as well as several £50 attendee's fines.
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  26.  @chuckm.9744  as the Guy
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  27.  @audreymcgready4329  more than half a million dead so far :'-(
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  28. main issue is a lack of a General Election
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  29. The damage started back in 1979 when Thatcher adopted the Ridley Report as a foundation of her government, Johnson & the others are just following through though some things (like the NHS) are reaching their culmination now.
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  30.  @TheBiggreenpig  only in the dreams of brexiteers & other charlatans
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  31. Please don't try to excuse law breaking, especially when it's the Government that's breaking the law.
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  32.  @petergaskinuk-1785  "don't let silly little things like facts get in the way of a good joke"
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  33. ...and a new election system. Neither will happen soon :-(
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  34.  @rollosinternet1853  the Lords are one of the precious few stabilizing influences we have, that's why the propaganda is encouraging you to disparage them.
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  35. hopefully "bye bye" within days
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  36. their bone-headed stance on everything!
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  37. Her main one was introducing Neoliberalism & there's no way that's shifting under the current Labour despite a couple of chips out of it.
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  38. Lets hear your suggestions on what individual people can do.
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  39.  @allenfindlay7825  you've edited that & it still doesn't make sense :-(
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  40. ​ @neonwired4978 only direct donations; Labour, Conservatives, Reform definitely & possibly others take foreign money that's been obscured behind a UK donor.
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  41. As I understand it Switzerland started its negotiations with the EEC/EU in 1974 & hasn't concluded
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  42. they ordered from central stores which Blair built up after Labour's four pandemics but Cameron left to rot so there was nothing available. Some eventually did source their own but by taking from other budgets reducing already-overstretched services.
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  43.  @Cantante1963  a lot of it was Cambridge Analytica, you saw them at work putting Trump in place. There have been countless newspaper reports, documentaries, academic studies & even Congressional Hearings about it.
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  44. He was put up for Misconduct in Public Office ("life" imprisonment plus a permanent ban from holding any Public Office) but he was mates with the Judge so the case was dismissed unheard.
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  45. I hope you're right but suspect you're being a little over-optimistic. I personally would like to see the Whigs resurgent & the Greens take overall control but suspect that too is over-optimistic.
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  46. I still smell the taint of Cambridge Analytica, it was folded but most of the staff went to Emerdata which is also owned by the hedgefund billionaire who still owns the algorithms (which he wrote) & holds the dataset, Robert Mercer. He's also a major backer to the Torys (& Trump, who is making a resurgence).
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  47. I think you may have misjudged, contribution so far is £172,816, but that's a Good Thing!
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  48.  @normankennith7919  no, they F'ked it up because their hedgefund backers made more money that way.
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  49. Liaison Committee not Privilege Committee, he will have to face the latter later (if he's not in jail by then).
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  50. They can hold liars to account, they just have to use the correct language & procedures. Dawn Butler's statement was a stunt to attract the Press & it's worked really well, people outside Parliament are now wondering if he is a liar & what he's lied about Some people saw his lies decades ago when he was supposed to be a journalist but many still haven't seen it
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