Comments by "jumble stiltskin" (@jumblestiltskin1365) on "David Starkey Talks" channel.

  1. Im white middle aged family man worked all my life. Spent 23 years in the Royal Navy. What "community leaders" does Starmer suggest I have access to, in order to decide what policing id like to see? Letters on a postcard please.
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  2. That egregious Ash Sarkar said it out loud once when commenting on the rising migrant muslim population in the UK. She said "we're winning lads" its as simple as that for these people.
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  3. I would love to put Dr Starkey in a room with Starmer for a few hours with nothing but a microphone and access to materials for a prooer debate.
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  4. Thank you Dr Starkey once again ❤
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  5. @jasonkay4749  I'm Irish by birth, but my wife and sons are British and I bring them up in that tradition. I have managed to get my local school to display the British flag after a letter writing and a gentle talking to the sympathetic parents. I've also barraged my MP with letters recently regarding all the issues we've seen the last few weeks (and longer) back. We can only do the little things to help make people aware. Even today i was buying a new 3 piece suite and got into a polite conversation with one of the older ladies in the shop about current matters. Little things, take the emotion out of it where you can, arm yourself with the knowledge of what you know to be right and just speak to people.
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  6.  @hobbabobba7912  a joke was it? She tell you that?
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  7. I felt this was as much about the civil service as any politicians for some time. This feels like a stitch up by the civil service.
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  8. What an incredible series this is turning out to be, far better than anything the legacy media has been able to do these past couple of decades.
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  9. @desd1932  a coup? Very very unlikely. Sadly if it got to anything like that it would have to be a very dark time indeed. The military leadership don't forget are all paid up members of the current "social fashions" also. The rank and file are a different matter being as they are, generally coming from council estates across Britain. Would they fire on the ordinary people? If they were to be used by starmer I would think they wouldn't be armed with personal weapons, more likely given batons and the like and trained in police methods. I highly doubt Starmer would risk the position of having an Army with rifles on the street...again those would be very dark days and likely to be considered "the end". But who knows? The man has shown much more than many of us thought he was willing to do in the last few weeks, anything could be on the cards when you consider how overt and open he has been in all of this so far.
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  10.  @hobbabobba7912  I have watched the clip, and if that was supposed to be a joke, I would advise her to not give up her day job of "literally being a communist". On the other side of all this, to turn it on its head, how do you think this sort of comment would go down in Pakistan or India or almost anywhere else in the world? Would they all be laughing in the aisles if their people were a minority in their capital city? Do me a favour maaaaate.
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  11. I need to rewatch this, I was trying to listen to it on the drive home but wasnt able to properly concentrate. David Starkey is most definitely "a man of his time".
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  12. I also see the results of this in the NHS where I work. It's a disgusting practice.
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  13. One can only imagine the Tories thought the system could work for them also, they found out otherwise. I'd imagine getting rid of all this now would be like trying to extract ticks from a dog using oven mittens.
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  14. The tories could have reversed some of the damage, though i suppose the "one nation" lot might have been a problem. I can see why people like Dr Starkey have been frozen out of the mainstream clearly.
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  15. The situation in Ireland fascinates me, they have been made to walk the journey that took decades upon decades in the UK and Europe, walk it in a matter of years. The bumbling and tumbling through the processes required to turn National Ireland into a "globalist" playground. Their fat fingered experimentation with the grand idea of "multiculturalism". This has had to be done without doing the work which took decades here in the UK...the destruction of the national idea and national pride. This is why we see much pushback there, however it was very depressing to see the Irish People return so many of the usual names and faces!
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  16. David, you are special and loved by people ❤️
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  17. Yes it's very strange indeed how this occurred.
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  18. Agreed, they had nothing to add beyond inch deep slogans and bluster.
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  19. Rambling speech as is Davids way, however he gets to the nub of the matter towards the end. I wonder though about the "Why?", why did they change these things evidently for the worse? And the "What?" What can be done to undo the changes now that so much legislation and control has been diluted away?
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  20. It often seems to me recently that Britain, for the last 20 years or so, has been playing a game akin to that in the movie "Brewsters Millions". Where we have to give away everything we own, have nothing to show for it at the end of it all, and win a larger prize..... ....im struggling to see what that prize is supposed to be and i wish our leaders would show those of us paying for it all, putting up with the invasion, putting up with the shame, putting up with the misplaced guilt, what EXACTLY that prize is.
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  21. How dare they.
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  22. I must be honest here but if i hear David tell us once more about how we are born i might scream. Love his work though its brilliantly explained and made digestible.
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  23. It's a fair statement he makes. This little gang of incompetence and box ticking needs a root out.
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  24. But "what" is the End Game with all of these machinations? Why are they doing these things to a system and a society that has worked for so very long?
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  25. We are better than this. Well said Dr S. ❤
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  26. I would dearly love to see Starkey in a one on one debate with Mercer.
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  27. I wonder why? 😂
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  28. He speaks kindly of yours also! ❤
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  29. All roads lead to 2030 far as i can see, comfortable living for the very very few, misery and stomping for the rest.
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  30.  @EdMcF1  isn't that what our society is supposed to be already? But as Starkey says the various human rights legislations actively privileges certain minority groups over others (especially the majority), this is only going to get worse with even more legislations surrounding one particular religion. I don't know what Charlie is on about here but I suspect it won't do any good while the laws are what they are.
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  31. The times you speak of are coming, this is merely the appetiser. When it comes it will be very very quick. Probably a matter of weeks.
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  32. I hope that David lives to see his good sense come to pass. ❤
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  33. Seems as though the final destruction of Britain is at hand, via the hands of very bad actors.
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  34. It's the format unfortunately in this instance. He's brilliant when he's in front of some of the modern thinking lunatics with how he is. Winds em right up.
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  35. Dr David you are a hell of a good listen, can you now please get elected and recreate the UK as you see fit before the whole thing has rotted into a globally amorphous sludge.
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  36. Yes it's a crime and it ought to be set straight!
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  37. Think you are bang on here. There is a difference that's not being teased out.
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  38. Those last minutes were excellent David, i should have liked to hears you go further. Sadly these 10min programmes dont do you justice. I will forming a letter to my MP around the issues you raise regarding policing.
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  39. This should be required viewing for any MP that calls themselves "conservative" and their constituents. Well said David Starkey 👏👏.
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  40. It might have been instructive in the loosest sense to have remained and seen the level at which offense might be reached 🤣
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  41. I agree, I believe the treatment of Russia after the cold war has led us to where we are now.
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  42. I did 24 years in the Royal Navy and I was damned proud to serve, I was damned proud of this country...the funny part is that I'm not strictly British I'm Irish. I would fight for this country but its sadly not fighting for itself and well as a saying goes in Ireland..."god helps those best who helps themselves".
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  43. It's all sounds so brainless and disjointed when David explains it, I really have to wonder if this was all done by design with good intentions, or some manner of dastardly forethought.
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  44.  @jasonkay4749  exactly! Just speaking to people calmly and not being afraid of the hurty words. Can be done respectfully as long as your armed with the information. People have known for some time now that "something' was wrong, all of this lately has woken up a lot of people to the "what" is wrong. I'd have been one a few years ago. Thanks to people like Dr Starkey he's opened my eyes certainly.
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  45.  @davelangston202  I have to be honest I don't remember that, I have no context to comment on it. Can you remember why that happened or what it was generally about?
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  46. Rupert you one of a very very small few MPs worth a damn.
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  47. The fact that these people arw associated with the words "propriety and ethics" is almost as much of contradiction as calling abortion "healthcare".
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  48. The idea that Academia should be a "Boxing Ring and referee" seems so common sensible and self obvious its painful to think what the reality of them actually is.
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  49. David. Its impolite to love your own comment! Do you know nothing of current norms man!
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  50. I suppose it depends on your point of view. If the role were reversed and things were different, it wouldn't be a stretch to think you might say the same?
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  51. "Nobody puts Starkey in the corner"!
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  52. ECHR isn't the problem. Not wholely anyway, our own laws give it power and those laws must go first. Equality Act, Human Rights Act, the introduction of the Supreme court.
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  53. Red is the colour.
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  54. It's not clear that he has.
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  55. Much the same here.
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  56. Superbly produced, better thab anything the distracted, divided, divisive BBC can produce these days.
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  57. Is he just that is he?
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  58. @susangemmell9401  there was a news item on West midlands news last night where an obvious set of cousins were off to sue the health authority because they had pulled the bus service supplied ESPECIALLY for their inbred due to cost pressure. They put other arrangements in place but it clearly wasn't enough for them. 🤪
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  59.  @user-zu6qn9ux9n  same in the NHS as I've found in the last 20 years or more. All of these institutions are utterly infected with the leadership of Stupid. Note the capital S that I use here. This is something that has a name and it all revolves around concepts such as diversity, inclusion, toxic masculinity etc. Instead of competence we get box ticking.
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  60. Whos talking to David here please?
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  61. I wouldn't mind at all being poorer if it meant our little islands in the Atlantic north east weren't being pestered by the mosquitoes we have become used to.
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  62. Doesnt bother me personally, he reminds me of a chemistry teacher I had when I was 16. I went from a failing E grade to an A grade in my final exams under his teaching. He was disgustingly rude and unpersonable but he could speak and teach. 😂
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  63. Astounding really isn't it?
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  64.  @tunetownmusic-l2f  absolutely correct, probably wanting to write something else. I'll leave the error as it is for context 🤣
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  65.  @davelangston202  thanks Dave, I'll look it up. 👌
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  66. @no-one-in-particular  it was supposed to be humorously reflective of communication in another age, it meant to say "answers on a postcard", but I mixed up my sayings in haste while typing it initially. I left it saying what it said because other people had commented also and I didn't want their posts to look funny in the thread by altering my original post.
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  67. This all sounds very depressing. People could try to have hope but globalist gangs are preparing the way for the final deleveraging of the world economy. The play for it all. The own nothing and be happy group of tinkerers.
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  68. Wearing fatigues in the west isn't required, it's performative and stupidly so.
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  69. He must also know that the link has been broken utterly now. Yet he still stayed the course which means his agenda is more important to him than the voting of millions.
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  70. I spent 24 years in the armed forces and occasionally we found ourselves working with the UN. The UN hates the British working with them. We achieved more as a small engineering and infantry support unit in 6 months in south sudan than the combined rest managed in 10 years. We show them up for what they are...a self licking lolly of poor nations led by china in the background taxing western nations to do work that never gets done. It's a disgraceful organisation that we have accepted in the west, a lovely idea that has been taken to pieces and turned into something grotesque.
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  71. David starkey is the David Attenborough of history and politics to my mind. The Attenborough that used to be anyway before he went total greta.
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  72. And yet knowing that, he doesn't seem to care. I wonder what this says.
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  73. Stop being 80! Be 47! Now.
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  74. Was George Orwell from the effin future or something??? :) hes hitting every nail on the head aside from the date.
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  75. These people surrounding Starkey are irredeemably lost, I hope the Tories, if they still are represented by groups like this, remain forever gone.
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  76. Agreed.
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  77. It's a historical representation of the saying "you're only 3 missed meals away from becoming a caveman".
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  78. Beautiful music at the end. ❤
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  79. Great paragraphs here. ❤
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  80. Can anyone tell me the name of that nice bit of music at the end credits please.
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  81.  @adamcrighton9179  that's very kind thank you for this, I can't stop humming it, trying to fall asleep.
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  82. This is truly amazing fascinating stuff. What better man to design a conservative vision for everything from schooling to foreign diplomacy. He has scared me though, I cant see our broken politics in the UK changing enough in time to save the history and ideals we deserve.
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  83. Mercer: "What unites the party is winning". The man doesn't understand how stupid saying this is. For 14 years they spent their time "winning", in that time they utterly destroyed whatever it was they "won", but the problems they created didn't affect them directly, they are insulated from the vastest majority of them. Then labour lied their way shamelessly to power time and time again on TV, and here we are, a liar party in power and a tory party filled with "broad church" people that want to unify around "winning" with no thought to the reasons why they LOST. Fools and charlatans.
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  84. David I hope you see the day where these people are left destitute from the repeal of many laws and the addition of a few others which allows the confiscation of what they have "earned" on the back of such villainous lawfare.
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  85. A bit? 😂
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  86. The WEF doesnt "phone" anybody in order to be both influential and dangerous. They are "in the cabinets" as Uncle Klaus says directly. They are represented in the mega corps like Blackrock et al. They hold a lot of the strings at levels far above these wets.
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  87. The tory party treats the country as a shop sellings off its stock before it shuts. The labour party treats the country as a charity, a particularly peevish and obstinate one which thinks we must give away everything at all cost.
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  88.  @BeeBee10  she certainly won't be allowed to be a "social content creator/communist". She'll be back making babies where she belongs (in their eyes).
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  89. Where was this recorded as part of the NCF Locals?
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  90. Johnny Mercer, he of the "WE" owe afghans a debt. I spent 2 tours there and saw very, very few reasons why this, "WE", owes them anything. Maybe a few hundred at most. Not hundreds of thousands or more. He along with other "veteran" MPs called loudly and often for this. Are they mad?
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  91. Haven't you noticed? Illegals dont step onshore any more. They get ferried to shore on our ships. This gets around the messy business of arresting them on the beaches and all that paperwork illegalities.
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  92. Totally agree. Completely and irredeemably stupid.
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  93. This is fascinating and smells like a dose of common sense. For god sake someone show this channel to the Government here in the UK
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  94. Says you from where?
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  95. The saddest part is the "multi" side of the culture will run away as soon as the flames near our shore. Will the mono or indigenous side be strong enough to resist after years of parasitism.
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  96. Have to agree. Many would lie low after the treatment he received.
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