Comments by "Martin Parsons" (@MartinParsons-tr6wi) on "'Elites want to break the sovereignty of nations' | Steve Bannon talks Trump, Farage, u0026 Dublin Riots" video.

  1. Welcome to the party
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  2. Defeatism is unhelpful. Every problem has a solution (but it's not Starmer)
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  3. It wasn't the Tories, it was the overlords, and their s**t stirring lackeys
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  4. And Bradford et cetera
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  5. Far right populism ? Isn't that oxymoronic ?
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  6. The Invisibles ?
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  7. ​ @ianbardon8581 Now the Dutch have spoken too. The dominoes are teetering
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  8. ​ @reginamemoriesforever-vc8ql Good answer, but media manipulation is pernicious
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  9. I think the poor bloke's got Stockholm Syndrome
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  10. That doesn't mean we didn't vote for it
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  11. Right with you. Talk about useful idiots. But there may be one or two notable exceptions ( Andrew Bridgen). And, of course " I was only obeying orders" is no defence
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  12. ​ @ianbardon8581 chalk and cheese
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  13. Surrendering to a bullying tyrant doesn't tend to end well. Just saying
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  14. The ultimate divide and rule manifesto. People are intrinsically tribal for a reason, it's a bulwark against tyranny
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  15.  @Uduwerage "Far out" infers a minority viewpoint, out on the wing. "Populist" alludes to a mainstream (central) point of view. Juxtaposing the two is oxymoronic Orwellian doublespeak
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  16.  @Uduwerage  That's your presumption. If you think that a society that wants to take care of itself is worse than one which goes round with a begging-bowl, then I'd like to think that most people would disagree with you
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  17. You could try reading 1984 for a start. Then watch the film "Brazil", and not the version edited by the authoritarians
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  18.  @Uduwerage  I'm not convinced that you've understood its allegory. You seem to disapprove of other people expressing points of view that differ from your own. That's the essence of Big Brother. And do you not think that COP might be autocratic ?
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  19.  @Uduwerage  "He who controls the present controls the past. He who controls the past controls the future." George Orwell, 1984. I'd say you should read it again
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  20. They were the scapegoats, because they take care of themselves
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  21. Money
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  22. ​ @DieFlabbergast Isaac Newton was a Christian
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  23. Nelson Mandela was a convicted criminal
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  24. Cryptic stuff
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  25. We were awake when we voted for Brexit. On orders from their paymasters, Starmer and the other useful idiots have done everything they can to stymie it
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  26. True, but the royalty have only been figureheads since Cromwell reinstated them. It's worth reading the speech he gave to parliament at that time
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  27. If you can't put forward a cogent argument, presumably, it's because it wouldn't stand up to scrutiny
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  28. Very, very unusual. To quote from Twin Town
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  29. GBnews is the last bastion. If they close that down, we're really scuppered. The fact that they're trying to close it down is the clue that it's on the side of the people. They have to tread carefully, or they'll get Foxed
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  30.  @brianevans5731  The groundswell voted Brexit, and the Dutch have had enough. The MSM illusion (delusion) is wearing thin
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  31. It seems to
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  32. Chin up. We voted Brexit. You're not alone. Sense must prevail. For every problem, there's a solution
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