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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