Comments by "jumble stiltskin" (@jumblestiltskin1365) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1. Sounds perfectly like our home office procedure. Next thing we'll find out is that the home office has been utterly complicit in bringing in thousands of military aged men into the country...oh wait, they are.
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  2.  @nickmiller76  indeed now just imagine what schools are doing to our children. If they try to hoodwink us with this, imagine all those fertile little minds.
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  3. If only the pushback would begin in earnest.
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  4. I note Lyndsey Hoyle speaker of the house has allowed MPs to bring their babies into work. We are told this is a necessity for the MPs to do their job. I disagree as a bloke who has 2 kids and always made the best attempts at keeping childcare continuous as required. This is mainly because I wouldnt be able to adequately concentrate at work let alone mentioned that I would not be allowed this privilege. Of course theres much more here under the bonnet regarding womens rights at work.
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  5.  @kylefer  the "bad press" actually worker nicely for the developers, it sold a bunch.
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  6. Absolutely bang on this.
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  7. I see multiple stabbings every night in the NHS, predominantly black and asian youths. Every one of them is advancing our knowledge of how to survive from such cultural enrichments. In a offhand way i suppose they are inventing a thing 😂😂😂
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  8. The lessons behind this must be learnt quickly and acted upon quicker still.
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  9. That's interesting, I didn't know that about James Max. I find him an insufferable ejjit myself.
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  10. When its put like this Simon it's a very stark reminder about what's "shrugged" off by our leaders day after day, year after year.
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  11. In older times you'd struggle to even buy the stupidity of the woke crowd, these days they seem to be giving out for free whether you'd want it or not. There must be a repository of stupid somewhere that could do with a fire bombing.
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  12. It's all done out of some sort of misplaced decency and bandwagon jumping. The problem is that when they are ALL doing this, it becomes grotesque. Its finger shadowing using a very bright light and a vast canvas upon which to display it.
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  13. Channeling more "right wing" people is an easy stats win for the powers that be to show they are doing something. They are more likely to comply because of their conservative nature I think. They are very much easier to track and pin down, they are "in the system". On the other hand these islamist planks are very much harder to pin down being ensconced in their communities and disappearing into the greyer edges of society.
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  14. Why isnt Portugal drawn over the coals for all of this also? They shipped a magnitude more than the UK did in that period? Is it because Portugal isnt the honey pot it once was and the UK has a noisy minority of it's own people willing to sell the place over
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  15. Our leaders think the country is a shop, for which everything must be sold, or a charity where its all given away. When really will it all go wrong and it comes crashing down on us? A racing bet for me is the next few years.
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  16. Indeed they did, and continue to do so without any MSM noticing either 😂
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  17. Considering the way the Tories have handled themselves since 2019 i can ONLY come to the conclusion that they want to LOSE, been told to lose perhaps. Its rhetorically "beyond me" how bad they have been since getting into power. It all feels stage managed from behind.
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  18. Quite right, they've infested pretty much everywhere else.
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  19. I work in the NHS, when i left work i walked through AE dept this morning, it was rammed with the waifs and strays of the "global majority" as its become hilariously known, i spoke to one of the F1 doctors and he said there were 196 to be seen! Thats nothing he said its about a middling sort of start to the day.
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  20. It's an interesting question that's very complicated with many factors. The media seems to be amongst the biggest factors.
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  21. I spent much of my military career in asia and africa, nothing at all ive seen there convinces me that we need any of these people here in the UK.
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  22. I've seen the reports on this woman's vile spouting on LotusEaters you tube. Very interesting woman indeed.
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  23. Why do they make this stuff up? Especially when theres an autobiography to actually written by the woman telling her own story. Why???
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  24. Whenever I hear that "safe space" utterance when applied to what is patently already a "safe space" it bewilders me and makes me feel sorry for the people that utter it. They know little about what feeling truly unsafe means.
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  25. He is another that lays claim to a swath of nationalities when it suits.
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  26. Yes, sadly you don't see them heading that way to improve the lot of their ancestral homelands.
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  27. The "they" here are problem.
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  28. Still do, I spent 23 years in the forces, now working using those skills in the damnable NHS for what's it's worth these days. Have to say the actions of the those governing my former home towards Britain especially after Brexit, on behalf of their EU masters disappoints me greatly. I was brought up in Ireland at school hearing about the famine and the plantation times, but alongside that we read Shakespeare and heard all about the things that Britain did well. It was a balanced education and left me with no particular bad feeling towards those in the UK. I now have 2 sons here in the UK whom I bring up with the same feeling, to be proud of the achievements of this country.
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  29. This country appears to have everything backwards which is a symptom of the snake eating its own backside in madness.
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  30.  @mrbubbles8743  hello mate, Yes, your last paragraph rings a chilling bell with me also.
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  31. If this is so institutional, im at a loss to explain how my dept in the NHS went from being majority pale to 4 white fellas out of 57.
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  32. In the military we used to say "shiny shoes, shiny mind".
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  33. This is true, imagine going to nigeria, kenta or anywhere else for that matter, illegally, then claim access to the countries benefit system, and then have their "leaders" proclaim "we must do more!"
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  34. They are following you to wherever you went to. In the millions.
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  35. Or another way to say it. "The path to hell is paved with good intentions".
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  36. Seems to me that large multi nationals corps like Serco call the shots in this country nowadays.
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  37. When things go...they go fast.
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  38. It's a funny article that one that you linked, it's full of the current apparently correct thinking. Interviewing a local cllr, who of course is also full of the current thinking. The comment section though with over 220 comments appears to be full of people that have concerns about the current correct thinking and the decision to place 84 bored young men into a small village.
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  39. This is worryingly setting us up to treat any and all peoples suffering whatever ails them to the same privileges.
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  40. My wife lectures in a large west midlands university and it is rife with this grift.
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  41. Spent long periods in Africa seen much the same myself.
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  42. I saw a good poster recently with a picture of a policeman holding up a breath analyser and the cation "Sir, I think you've had a little too much to THINK".
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  43. Javed is my MP, I remember the last time he stood in the Tory leadership race, the glee and passionate shouting he put out when he apparently thought he had committed "whoever gets the PM role WILL bring forward an investigation into Islamophobia in the tory party". Is it islamophobic to want to see your country not run by invested, divided loyalties?
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  44. I've noticed a fair few swedish right leaning channels popping up in the last few years highlighting some of this. You dont see much of it in the MSM in Britain but that's not too surprising I suppose, its apparently a "Swedish" problem. That might be so but take the whole picture across much of Europe and things look a bit more clearer. Multiculturalist we might be told we have to be, but they do their best to keep it out of the MSM.
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  45. They dont appear to even know her birthday accurately.
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  46. The rest of that chamber can follow him out.
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  47. I suppose if I cant see my own heritage in an advert for a particular product then I must assume that product and company are not trying to sell to me. I should look for others.
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  48. The BBC chooses to produce this article and highlight it on their page. Is there absolutely zero journalistic integrity at that place anymore? Of course this article is joined many others over the last 10 years in the same vein.
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  49. Egypt and other countries can see where this sort of thing leads. Fair play to them. Fair play to you also Simon Webb for being around to call all of this for what it is.
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  50. This is bang on the money. I've seen it all used in both the armed forces from which I recently retired, and now the NHS. As as peoples back are to the wall and they get challenged for their negative behaviour they first put on an act of teenage defiance and petulance hoping that will stop the challenge and later begin the victim card showing. This includes but not limited to racism, mental health, etc.
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