Comments by "Catherine Llewelyn-Evans" (@catherinellewelyn-evans3693) on "LBC" channel.

  1. And that the king has invited him for a state visit makes me feel sick, however ‘diplomatic’ it is.
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  2. We feel for all the decent Americans who are having to live directly with this idiot, and with the chaos he is unleashing.
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  3. Many of us still miss being part of the EU! In fact, most recent polls suggest that the larger percentage now regrets leaving…
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  4. And we hate what is being done to you. All respect to Canada from the U.K.
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  5.  @LindaRae. Made me laugh because that’s what I so often do!
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  6. Is there any parallel here in the way Britain treated the EU over Brexit? A determination that the EU was ‘entitled,’ and grabbing, and therefore to be treated as more enemy than friend?
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  7. No? Seriously?
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  8. ⁠ @thegibbon100 If you can’t even spell Biden’s name, the chances of you understanding geopolitics may be a bit limited…
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  9.  @thegibbon100  if his name were Den, it would make sense. As for being a ‘woke fool’ I am deeply proud of being woke. An Anglican priest.
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  10. ‘Confected’? Maybe it’s genuine. Maybe we loathe the arrogance of Vance….
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  11. Goodness, I hope not. Things are bad enough as it is. Trump seemed genuinely surprised, so perhaps your thesis is wrong? As I say, I hope so, but they are such slippery characters, who knows?
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  12. I feel very sorry for my Democrat friends over there
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  13. People who don’t want to spoil their dentistry apparently!
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  14.  @stormhawk31 We were ALWAYS grateful for how you helped to save democracy in Europe, and we loved America for many years. I think it was a bit as if you were a protective elder brother. Fair enough if you have decided to relinquish that role - but don’t be surprised if European affection, which has been almost constant, begins to turn to loathing. The world is a darker place for it.
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  15. What a brilliant analogy. Keep posting it (preferably on Fox News comments…)
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  16.  @Zdashable  We’ll wait a few years to see how that is going. The man who promised to bring peace appears to be tearing America apart.
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  17. @ And how do you know I’m not ‘awake’? Because I don’t agree with you? Or because I spot the abuse within the Trump regime and you don’t want to hear about that?
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  18. @aliray7833and, even if that was the case, does it validate Trump’s betrayal?
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  19. Now he is President he no longer needs to hide it. If he WAS a spy,then he has been working undercover for years to be able to reach this point (or to have been successfully manipulated to reach this point).
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  20. I think if it is severely provocative and hate filled, stirring up riots, perhaps it is.
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  21. @jeffsimon9594 That phrase is something we teach our children. It encourages them to put a brave face on things - but cruel words said to them may mark them for life. That’s reality, whether you like it or not. Words can create chaos.
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  22. Can’t blame them really. A powerful, and vengeful, man.
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  23. As Trump said, ‘Bullies are weak people.’ Too true
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  24. Do they actually HAVE morals?
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  25. I have been feeling rather nervous, of late, by that verse in the Bible, which talks about the end of the world, happening ‘at the sound of the last Trump’. I say that part in jest, part in horror
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  26. Really looking forward to it, except we will all suffer as a result - and who will win?
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  27. MAGA wouldn’t care…The party of ‘family values’ wouldn’t care.
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  28. Because of the damage he could do to the country through things like tariffs, perhaps? How bullies function.
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