Comments by "Acid Joke" (@PWMoze) on "The Telegraph" channel.

  1. Why can't wets like Gordon Rayner accept that what Tommy Robinson has been saying (for almost twenty years) was spot on, without making a point of slipping in their 'moral' judgement of his character. In actual fact Tommy Robinson is a hero for ordinary English people and, unlike most politicians, has stood steadfast at great personal cost. Well done Rupert for not throwing Tommy Robinson under the bus!
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  2. Certainly Blair ramped it up, but Cameron continued it and May too. But let's not overlook the fact that it was Boris Johnson who turbo charged it. In 2019 he promised highly qualified, highly paid Australia style immigration. Then, post COVID, without consulting the public, he went against that to introduce the most liberal system we have ever had. He even removed the rule that jobs should be advertised in the UK before elsewhere. Sunak has made a pathetic attempt to raise the minimum salary threshold under his watch, but the last two years have seen the highest levels of mass immigration in this country's history. We went from tens of thousands each year to well over a million, leaving net migration of around 750,000 in each of the last two years. Blair certainly can be blamed but let's not let the Tories off the hook, they have been much, much worse.
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  3. Nudge, nudge, wink, wink...What a stupid by-line.
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  4. It is incredibly disconcerting that the Arab/Israeli confict is now considered a British domestic political issue. Superficially the protests can be seen as an expression of sympathy with civilian casualties in Gaza, but at it's heart it we can all see that there are some who are using it as a vehicle for imported Islamic ant-semitism, as well as the deliberate undermining of our democratic process. Any one who is familar with Islamic thought will know that the hatred of Jews is at it's heart. The question is, how can this social trend by countered?
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