Comments by "" (@billyandrew) on "A Different Bias" channel.

  1. I made the same point in my comment. Paperwork and taxes make it too time consuming and expensive for EU companies to sell me goods. It costs me less now to have goods sent from China than it does from here, within the UK.
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  2. Inbreeding, resulting in congenital imbecility, exacerbated by psychosis.
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  3. She always reminds me of a three year old, marching into a room of adults, shouting out a big word she's learnt to pronounce, then waiting excitedly for applause.
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  4. Carlos Laroux Like you, I find the substandards that modern day trolls aspire towards to be vaguely disappointing.
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  5. I was thinking along similar lines.
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  6. The PPE debacle is why we had the recent £39 billion tax hikes, because Wastemonster gave away £40 billion to their chums, against recommendations that a system be put in place to ensure accountability and value for money could be seen to be taking place.
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  7. Western leaders are hoping he's rational, because if he isn't, then he's going to out-insane our motley lot. 🤪😂😂😂
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  8. The majority of Scots wanted to remain, so kindly don't tar us all with the same brush. Appreciated, thanks.
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  9. We now enter the reign of The Mad Cheese Lady, so let me wish everyone, except for tories and their supporters, the very best of luck, because we'll need it!
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  10. Just six Corporations own all of Western msn! What does that tell you?
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  11. I'm surprised Corbyn wasn't blamed for something...anything, in fact. 😂😂😂
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  12. He's a clinical narcissist and lying is just one facet of the mindset of these toxic individuals.
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  13.  @notbloodylikely4817  It will make it's way into the pockets of a few tories, via nefarious paperwork.
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  14. Hear, hear from me, as well.
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  15. Excellent summation! 👏👏👏👍
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  16. It costs more on postage within the UK than it does from China and many EU companies won't do business with UK customers, because the taxes and postage are more than the customer can bear with the consequent paperwork involved as well.
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  17.  @JLSMaytham  They didn't want the boat rocked. Same as why Stammer isn't enquiring why little Rishi #Snakepack is in UK politics, when both he and his wife hold Green Cards, which should preclude him, particularly as it was the means whereby they were able to avoid UK taxes.
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  18. Watch prices escalate, not just with N.Ireland, but with everyone. Much, much less for your pound.
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  19. He'll likely try and pin the blame on Corbyn, as per usual.
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  20. The weather is a bit bleak, but this cheered me up enormously. Thanks for posting. 😂
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  21.  @helenswan705  Siberia? Such a quaint, ridiculously outdated view. 😂😂😂
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  22.  @ryans756  Yeah, whatever you say, Ryan. 😂😂😂
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  23. Be prepared for her, guided by her ultra right wing think tank mentors, to plumb new depths. Don't kid yourself for a second it isn't going to get worse, because you're just giving yourself false hope.
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  24. If so, she was used to block Sunak and for no other reason.
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  25. Olly I'd have proferred the charisma of dog vomit, myself.
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  26. I'd sooner Russia than the US.
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  27. He doesn't. His bosses promoted him to a position where he could destroy the party and rebuild it to suit their purpose.
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  28. Nah, Fam, they're glued to 'Love Island,' right now, and next week it will be something else that distracts them.
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  29. A pay rise for honesty.
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  30. Another dramatic act in the tory Smoke and Mirrors Show, designed to take focus away from tory sleaze, ably assisted by their partners, the media.
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  31. Legal advisor, paid for by the taxpayer, to try ensure Kier Stalin avoids genocide enabling charges. His zio masters will be pleased at the possibility he'll be around to recieve instructions to their benefit. Similarly, his WEF masters, or could a miracle occur and he revokes the UK membership in the Working Partnership ranks of the WEF? Not likely, is it, as Kid Starver, along with his cronies, would have to cancel their personal memberships, in order to serve the interests of the public. Basically, all we've witnessed is a change of management, so the dirty business will be conducted along the usual lines, possibly a little more efficiently and a little less overtly.
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  32. Nothing will be done. Everyone knows that, including us. There are too many skeletons in their cupboards for anyone to openly risk exposing anyone else. That's one of the dangers, when the entire system is corrupt, but it's also their safety net. If one goes down they all do...on both sides of the house!
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  33.  @jounik  👏👏👏
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  34. Child: "Mama, are Tories born wicked or do they grow wicked afterwards?" Mother: "They are born wicked and grow worse." Anonymous
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  35. The 'Spitting Image' puppet of Gove is so realistic I find it difficult to tell them apart.
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  36. Any enquiry will go under the cover of The Official Secrets Act and will be stamped with at least a 50 year proviso, if not longer. That's the way their system works.
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  37. We didn't! Like so much, they endeavour to bestow these priveledges on themselves.
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  38. Another broken promise made by the tories...to their sponsors, families and pals not to tax the profits of the energy companies. 😂😂😂😂😂
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  39. I wish I could see the situation from RiShit Snake's point of view, but find it anatomically impossible to force my head up my arse.
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  40. Another whitewash in the offing, which Starmer and his close council will be all too willing to assist.
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  41. The Mail? It just keeps on giving...comedy and shitpaper for the poor. 😂😂😂😂
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  42.  @richardcope8102  People with deep pockets own the man.
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  43. Agenda 21, right here on YouTube, either on one docu or broken down into shorter vids. Summarising, internationally, the good and the great, (sorry, no tongue-in-cheek emoticon available) got together in 2019 to create a play book for a pandemic; medical, travel, employment and other logistical responses, etc...then, when it hit, did the exact opposite to the plan, allowing international, national and local travel, didn't implement immediate lockdowns or furlough, while nothing had been done to stockpile medical supplies, food and so forth, appears to have been the policy. Like they wanted a blueprint of not what to do, if they intended reducing populations. Now why would anyone do that? In fact, it appears those in control, not only the UK, but across the globe, seemed hellbent on thwarting any possible chance of defeating the virus. This docu, incidently, isn't some crackpot conspiricy theorist banging on. It shows coverage of these meetings, who was involved and at what level, what was discussed and how everyone involved was in total agreement in how to deal with a pandemic and the steps to be implemented, in order to starve any virus out within weeks, if not a couple of months, by depriving it of live hosts. I'll leave you to decide if you're ready for those kind of stark facts.
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  44.  @jimrobin  Possessive.
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  45.  @wayneford2481  Any assets would be given to the Crown, nothing but a mere bagatelle, in comparison to the wealth it already commands.
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  46.  @steveparker8065  Someone is no stranger to that old fashioned habit of researching. 👏👏👏👏
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  47.  @steveparker8065  My favourite past time, posting my deleted comment/s throughout a post and cursing YT on that post and numerous other posts. One of life's little pleasures. 😊
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  48.  @steveparker8065  Responding to your reply to @Caspar... Evicted from 109 countries from 255 ad, until 1948, for fomenting, the very few people who set the ground rules for finance are very selective in who they employ. These characters you mention were, at some point, in attendance at Bderberg meetings, mostly in junior posts, years and, in some cases, decades back. Grooming is the current term.
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  49.  @alansdorsetfossils4028  All those pesticides have obviously rotted their brains.
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  50. It's called the Smoke and Mirrors Show, designed to distract the gullible and downright stupid, both with short attention spans, from focusing on what it's intended to hide.
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  51.  @arctic_haze  Lmfao at your first comment.
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  52. Go back to '79, when the Sun branded the entire city scum! Something to do with Derek Hattersley, if I recall correctly.
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  53. Don't worry, he's in the process of changing that, as per his instructions.
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  54.  @OghamTheBold  1, 2, 3 a-a-a-and you're back in the room! The Crown is part of the problem. When you figure that one out get back to me and we can have a sensible conversation.
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  55.  @robertsmith9810  All those jobs require large groups of people relocating, as the jobs and unemployment are not in the same areas, let alone regions. Many require skillsets for which people have no training. Training requires finance and time, said time often taken from the skilled to get the unskilled up to speed, which is counterproductive. The job of govt is to foresee these blips and put measures in place to make the transition less uncomfortable, less costly and more effective, the goal being to achieve as smooth a transition as possible. The Conservative party spent their first couple of years dismantling the structures put in place to deal with these problems by the Labour party. Or has that escaped your notice?
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  56.  @frankieseward8667  The hard lessons are the most memorable, sadly.
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  57. ​ @gio-oz8gf  Absolutely spot on! 👏👏👏👍
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  58. Reputational damage? The tories? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  59. Yeah, let's have equality across the board, while we're at it. You honestly think any set of politicians will open this can of worms and risk the others opening up a can of worms on them? No chance! 😂😂😂
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  60. Country turns vegan on 1st Jan, 2021 Govt: "Shit, we didn't think this through!" Lol.
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  61. Most folk would suffer cognitive dissonance, if forced to face the truth. The fact of the matter is world leaders collectively agreed to a plan of action, in the event of any possible pandemic occurring, which would see steps taken by every country to eradicate any virus within two or three weeks, a couple of months at most! This was in 2019. Not one single country's leaders followed the plan and, in fact, appear to have done the exact opposite every step of the way! There is a docu, here on YouTube, called Agenda 21, that covers those involved, as they held these meetings and the decisions reached and agreed. It's about 1hr long, but has also been posted in three shorter segments.
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  62.  @timbeaton5045  👆👏👏👏
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  63. He'd spill the beans on every other asset the Russians and everyone else have in Wastemonster and they dare not risk it. The public talk about corruption within govt, of either side, without an inkling of how prolific or deeply it actually runs. If they did it would scare them badly.
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  64. Smh.
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  65. Starmer will do nothing about it. He's a red tory. I really don't understand why anyone would imagine he'd want to cause the tory party any serious damage. His track record speaks for itself.
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  66. The Russians don't own them. They are senior in rank, albeit, but both groups ultimately answer to the same masters...research which dynasty one of Putin's daughters married into. The same lot that loaned him the money to drag Russia into the 21st century.
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  67. Look at his colleagues and the owner of the papers he worked at back in the day. He was probably recruited, like most of them in the Bullingdon Club, at Uni. Would have been just as at home in Bullington prison, along with all the other con artists.
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  68.  @kirkhunter146  You're welcome, Kirk, however, I 'borrowed' the mad cheese lady from someone funnier than me. 😂
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  69.  @cathjj840  By pure coincidence, I used the exact same word in a comment on a post yesterday! Great minds think alike. 😂
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  70. Spot on, as usual, Phil.
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  71. Agenda 21 You'll find it here, on YouTube. Filming took place in 2019, showing the world leaders agreeing to put in place an agreed plan to deal with any potential pandemic. However, they didn't implement it. The exact opposite, in fact.
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  72. RiShit Ratboy Snake's career depends on him securing this NI deal. If he does, then he'll be the party's hero. Wonder what B(l)oJo(b) is up to, in an attempt to scupper it? 🤔
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  73. @beeswax artist Comedy level... Genius. 👏👏👏😂
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  74. Impressionist doing The Mad Cheese Lady... https://youtu.be/oDX8VGbhToE
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  75. Nonsense. Research the six Corporations that own all of Western msn, acting in concert to suppress facts and rewrite history.
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  76. Joachim Frank I thought only tories and their supporters talked out of their arses. Incidently, you might find the task a tad easier, if you do a handstand. 😂
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  77. I usually type H(pronounced 'C')unt
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  78. Kid Starver, the pink zio tory.
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  79. Go back to Anthony Blunt. The Queen and the Home Secretary were made aware he was a Russian spy, but kept quiet about it and let him retain his title for five more years, until Thatcher outed him in 1979. That's how 'the game' is played.
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  80. Just six Corporations own all of Western msn. Does that answer your question?
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  81.  @richardcory5024  Remind me, which party in the US introduced the 2nd Constitution behind the backs of the people? Both? Correct. Remind me, which party was it that sold the land, goods and people in 1913? Both? Correct again. Surprising what unbiased research turns up. Their so-called politicians are, in fact, nothing more than glorified overseers, conducting the day to day running of the Corporation (Yes, that's the exact legal title, said Corporation paying taxes to the English Crown!) on behalf of the legal owners, a cartel of zionist bankers. The second constitution is entitled US Inc, enacted (in secret, don't forget that) in 1871. I' leave you to put your flag down, whilst you look into these matters, shall I?
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  82.  @Jimmie16  👍👏👏👏
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  83.  @casperwallace9685  They all are and have been, since at least 1872, when both parties sold the people out and threw their lot in with the zionist bankers that went on to buy the country, the goods and the people. The College votes are still in place to ensure the bankers' man gets the keys to the WH.
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  84. Poor souls, the cost of caviar, foie gras and champagne will increase.
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  85. Keep enough aside to do a Jim Jones on themselves? 😂😂😂
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  86. Fool me once, shame on you! Fool me twice, shame on me! LibDems sold the people out just to gain a minor share of power. Starmer needs to take Labour back to their roots, not do deals, because on Labour's current MO, they are just a watered down version of the tories. Ffs, Blaire is Starmer's hero...doesn't that speak volumes for what's to be expected?
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  87. Exactly.
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  88. Anyone else find it strange that the UK govt refused to provide samples of 'the deadly poison' used in Salisbury, contrary to international law? And there's Porton Down, less than four miles away, which was recently, at the time, given a £60 million donation by the US govt! Double strange, considering we were supposed to be decommissioning all these deadly substances, but, then again, the UK and US, along with a great many other countries, signed an agreement, in 1959, to get rid of these deadly substances and not to produce any more, yet the US FOI act encouraged research, upon which it was discovered both the US and UK had been lying through their collective teeth. Nothing new there, then, eh? Smh and lmfao.
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  89.  @Benjamin.Jamin.  But will do nothing. Stammer won't allow them. Sunak and his wife's excuse for dodging taxes? Green Cards from the US. Why is he interfering in UK politics, as a Green Card means he is a US subject?! Why hasn't Stammer or anyone else in the party raised the subject? Only in the last few weeks has he actually attacked Johnson. He's been leader of the labour party for how long now? He's a red tory, part of the establishment, awaiting his next hike up the peerage ladder.
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  90. So no c***s mentioned, then? Can't say I'm surprised.
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  91. Roy Fearn 👏👏👏😂😂😂
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  92. They had every idea what we were up against and even had a blueprint to follow, trust me! Watch Agenda 21 here, on YouTube. Virtually every world leader took part in the discussions and agreements of what would be done to starve any virus of hosts within weeks, a few months at most...but none of them took steps to implement it.
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  93. James T This ⬆️ 👏👏👏
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  94. I'm waiting for QT to put in an order for tumbleweeds.
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  95. Covid: "I'm up. Hold my beer!"
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  96. Boris Backpfeifengesicht Johnson. It's a wonderful word created by the Germans. Whoever coined it must have had someone like Johnson in mind. Backpfeifensicht means a face in need of a good slap!
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  97. He's been slowly squeezed by his controllers, they're torturing him and it's an absolutely joy to witness. 😂😂😂
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  98. There's a village, somewhere, missing her desperately.
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  99. Starmer will conveniently overlook this, leading up to the next election. Potential Labour voters will be put off. Ex Labour voters will be put off. That will suit him admirably, Labour being unelectable again. Mission accomplished.
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  100.  @SirAntoniousBlock  Who coined that phrase, I wonder?
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  101. C'mon, we have vid of Reese-Mogg's party speech, so it's a cert there's at least one vid of Johnson at one of the parties...withheld until such times as he refuses to resign in favour of his successor. That's the way it works. Johnson is merely a figurehead, following instructions from his handler, acting on behalf of the real tory owners of the party.
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  102. Benefit cheating costs the govt far less, only a fraction, in fact, of tax evasion. Trouble is, the tories don't have pals on benefits. Besides, pensions aren't benefits; they're a return on money invested by workers, throughout a lifetime of service.
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  103.  @clintireland389  Didn't get your hole this morning?
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  104. Iree.
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  105.  @markgoestofrankfurt  Psychiatrists call it narcissism.
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  106. The zionists own the US, literally. If they want an ogliarch, Russian or otherwise, in power they will put them in power.
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  107.  @AM-fs1je  Almost right, but no cigar. Both parties had been bought and were firmly in the pockets of a cartel of zionist bankers, by 1871, at which point they were instructed to enact a 2nd Constitution behind the backs of the people with no mention to the public. US Inc is the formal title it carries. Grant and both parties enacted it in secret, which ushered in birth certificates in 1900, then the Fed, in 1910, as means of keeping track and controlling the vast wealth the soon-to-be 97 million legal slaves generated annually. The land, goods and people were sold by Wilson and, again, both parties, in 1913! The USA ceased to legally exist at that point. The zionist bankers were required by law to change the name, as no business is permitted to use the name of a country, past or present, so the owners called it simply United States, without the America part. It's a Corporation, which pays taxes to the English Crown.
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  108.  @carlossaraiva8213  No such place as USA anymore and hasn't been, since 1913.
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  109. @Soul of a robot No, they had a zionist stooge, as per usual. Where do you think all the money created in the US ends up? One of Putin's daughters married into the Rothschild dynasty. That was who he borrowed the money from to drag Russia into the 21st century.
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  110. No politician is, regardless the cut of their cloth. They are all, at the least, narcissists, and full blown psychos, at worst.
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  111. It's all going labour's way. It's a done deal. Stammer: "Hold my beer!"
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  112. Do the research. All of Western msn owned by just six Corporations!
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  113. Basically, then, he's complaining about his entire party. 😂😂😂
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  114. You reckon? Don't see it myself. Latest scientific studies reveal goldfish have a seven minute attention span. That's probably six minutes longer than the vast majority of the English electorate. To them this will be 'back in the day' by next week and Starmer has made and will continue to make Labour unelectable by the next general election, making it a breeze for B(l)oJo(b) and his fellow criminals to take the job. Johnson could and just might call a snap election, confident that he can carry the day.
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  115. Agenda 21 laid out the plan of effectively dealing with any pandemic, but viruses in particular, within a couple of weeks, two or three months at the most. Every country took part in drawing up the blueprint and all were in total agreement. Covid should have been redundant with a couple of weeks, or months, worse case scenario, at most. Not one country stuck to the plan! They can all be seen in the 1hr documentary I mentioned at the start of this comment, which was posted, here, on YouTube, (it's also been posted in three shorter vids) discussing the steps necessary to swiftly and efficiently deal with a pandemic. Not a single country took the necessary steps to ensure success at the start, when they knew what they were dealing with. A mock scenario took place across the planet. Every country failed with estimated fatalities running to 65 million people! This didn't take place decades ago, allowing that maybe folk had forgotten. It took place during 2019!!! Covid reared it's head the following year, as everyone knows, yet world governments did the exact opposite of what had been agreed. What does that tell you?
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  116. Phil predicted that ages ago. You need to pay more attention to his vids to save repeating what he's already said.
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  117.  @seandonaghy2473  You just won the internet, Sean! 😂 🎉🎆🏆🎇🎊
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  118.  @mickeythompson9537  Only 6 Corporations own every piece of Western msn.
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  119.  @spitfirehunter4117  Carry on, Penfold. 😂
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  120.  @bigpants6121  Old George, eh, fifth cousin to the Queen, what a scamming little rascal he is. Dogshit has been witnessed trying to avoid him.
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  121.  @casperwallace9685  He was instructed to use them.
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  122.  @Andrew-vx2ls  I see what you did there. 🤔😂
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  123.  @englishsteve1465  I'm more interested in the Conservative Friends of Israel or, indeed, the Labour Friends of Israel. They'll also be found in the Friends of Russia group.
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  124.  @englishsteve1465  Just seen your Skegness comment. Pissing myself laughing, but with a touch of hysteria to it, at the accurate picture you drew. 😂
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  125. Brian Steele That's the tory plan...kill of those they view as freeloaders.
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  126.  @Steve_Coates  They'll make a sideways move into the food industry. Lol
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  127. Smoke and Mirrors Show. Same old tactics.
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  128. Stammer won't or, if pushed into doing so, it will be the usual whitewash. Look at his track record with paedos and you'll have all the evidence you need.
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  129.  @TerrierTom88  I think you'll have to, Tommy, because all English wealth appears to be focussed around London and the City of London in particular. Mercia may raise it's head again, in the upcoming years.
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  130. Well, good luck with that idea, but I don't see it happening anytime soon. In fact, I see them bringing in legislation that leaves them exempt from any legal charges instead and in the not too distant future. It will go through easily, I'd bet my shirt on it and I'm not a gambler.
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  131.  @jyvben1520  Your point, other than grammatical error, being what, exactly?
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  132. Basically, we're totally dependent on a great many brexiteers losing their jobs. Unfortunately, it won't just be them, however. Smh.
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  133. If you offer something they want in return for something you want that's the level playing field in play! Why are people finding such a simple transaction hard to understand? Boris and Co obviously want the quid pro quo removed, which is both unrealistically stupid and defeats the purpose of trade.
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  134.  @AidanParle  No, the zionists own all of Western msn, through just six Corporations! They decide which party is best suited to implement their plans, while smearing the other, also which leader is best for their purposes and it doesn't stop at the UK.
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  135. That's why the US is in it's current state...we exported corruption.
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  136.  @geoffpoole483  That was their plan, but not just them. Watch Agenda 21. It*'s a docu, here on YouTube, lasting around 50 mins. It follows the meetings berwren world leaders and experts and the blueprint they devised. Medical, travel, lockdowns, food chains, etc, it covered everything imaginable The virus should have been defeated within a couple of weeks, a few months at most, resulting in fewer, far fewer, fatalities across the planet, never mind the long covid effects. They had the means, but did the exact opposite, during every single phase!
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  137. He had to have it refurbed, after the mess it was in, following last year's Xmas party.
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  138.  @OghamTheBold  I retract my sarcasm and apologise! Sorry!!! The Crown is the biggest landowner on the planet, including 80% of the tax havens. Peers of her realm, in fact, own what was the USA, now, legally, just US, since 1913, for which reason their Corporation, (that's all the US is...not a sovereign country, but a business enterprise, which forced the change of name) continues paying taxes to the Crown. Sheer raw power? Yeah, she could step in. She could march in on just her own and you'd see all these nobodies shit themselves. Trump visibly shook, when he met her, formally. They all do. That's what power does to those that seek and get a taste of it She could also sell the solid gold coach, estimated to be worth trillions, donate it to public funds and we could begin to live happy ever after, but, as I should have pointed out, instead of trying to be clever, she won't. Look at members within the nwo, all bowing the knee to the Crown. Puts it in a different perspective, doesn't it? World leaders, the US Corporation included, all below the Crown. The Crown kisses the ring of the White Pope, the Vatican having granted them the right of succession, able to raise enormous armies to defend that right and take entire and numerous countries to war. The White Pope, in turn, answers to the ultimate Jesuit, the Black Pope. Coming to the rescue of the people is not in the interests of these monsters, especially as they intend eradicating over seven billion of us from the face of the planet in under eight years, as Agenda 2030 and also the Georgia Guidestones clearly state. We, in Scotland, regard the people of the borders and what was once Mercia, as the same as us, disregarded or abused by the Palaces of the Crown and the Palace of Wastemonster and it's two houses. Yes, you're right, Elizabeth Regina II could quite easily step in and make all this shit go away, but she won't and we're on our own.
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  139. 01:25...CC has come on leaps and bounds. Manure Mirza it states. Can't argue with that! 😂😂😂
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  140. Dan Ellis-Jones That's where a lack of critical thinking leads and why it has been trained out of the British method of reasoning for decades, so folk are unable to link how we are staggering from one disaster to the next, because they are unable to see the bigger picture, as their vision has been deliberately tunneled, seeing only each immediate crisis so they react to it in a predictable kneejerk fashion.
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  141. Haven't read the Sun, since about '79, when it branded all Liverpudlians as scum. Not from there, didn't know anyone from there, but have an aversion to anyone or organisation, group or, in this case, news publication, tarring an entire city with the same brush. Not political, so owe no allegiance to any political party, anywhere, but think Starmer is a 5th columnist, who is happily gutting the Labour party. As an otherwise decent guy, I personally, wouldn't piss on Starmer, if he was on fire, as I take a dim view of traitors. For the record, I have been impressed with few politicians, over the last four or five decades from any of the parties.
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  142. Unelectable? Have you looked at Labour, I mean really looked?! 😂😂😂 Starmer and his cronies are experts in making their party unelectable. The tories can afford to carry on as they are, without changing one iota, yet Starmer and Co will ensure Labour won't get in. That's his job...to destroy the party from within, because he's establishment, through and through, making sure, while he's in charge, that Labour never rise to power. He and his circle are Red tories.
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