Comments by "Martin Parsons" (@MartinParsons-tr6wi) on "Triggernometry" channel.

  1. Cloud cuckoo land
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  2. The double standards are breathtaking
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  3. ​ @Solidus__  You couldn't get lower than Starmer
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  4. Nicely put. Too true
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  5. Establishment proper gander
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  6. "Commenting paused to protect the community". LOL
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  7. My theory is, once you've triggered the AI with "the wrong " word or phrase, you get singled out for special attention. Just a theory, mind, but founded in pattern recognition
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  8. Agreed, friend. 👍
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  9. "He who controls the present, controls the past. He who controls the past, controls the future."
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  10. The exit polls seemed quite confident about more than ten seats for Reform, despite all the attempts to discredit them beforehand. But I stopped trusting what they tell me a few years back
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  11. Agreed. Undermining certainties must have an agenda
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  12. Deviants
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  13. "Well, it's not on fire here, but I've seen it on television." LOL
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  14. ​ @donmongoose  It would be easy to think someone's trying to do our heads in
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  15. ​ @pd1323  Okay, uni party guy
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  16.  @pd1323  You voted for the uni party, we voted for reform
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  17.  @anythingpeteives  I agree with you., my friend. I reckon one good meme can sway the whole narrative, and that's what they're afraid of. "The truth will out" was a phrase once, big brother seems to have other ideas. Time will tell, but, like you, I believe in truth-seeking, 👍
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  18. ​ @Sooty-b6x  You MUST deprogramme her. Explain agendas. Keep her grounded
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  19. Tribalism is alive and well
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  20. It can only be contrived
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  21. ​ @jamesmorrow1646 Judaism predates Islam by at least 1000 years
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  22. If you think Starmer and co will do anything to reduce immigration, you need help
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  23. The Tories are toast
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  24. We can only learn from having our thoughts/ideas challenged
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  25. Je suis Charlie Hebdo
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  26. If you want to resolve a situation, you have to first analyse it
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  27. She's not on our side. She's not paid to ask inconvenient questions
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  28. If they had a valid point to make, it might have some credibility. Sadly, I haven't heard it yet
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  29. I believe including civil servant pensions takes it some way higher
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  30.  @anythingpeteives  I think I see what you mean, though there becomes a danger of one's ideas getting lost in translation. At the least, it stilts the flow of idea exchange.
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  31.  @anythingpeteives  It does seem like once their attention has been drawn to something contentious, it becomes very difficult to get anything posted, even encoded
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  32. That's a good observation, Joel
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  33. ​ @irenemax3574 Anarcho syndicalist collectivists
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  34. Pretty sure YT have turned the sensor ship up to eleven
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  35. Quasi-Marxism
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  36. ​ @shlick23 Ever heard of Robert Mugabe ?
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  37. "Judean Peoples Front ? - it's the Peoples Front of Judea, innit .". .... "Splitters !"
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  38. He's not an establishment tool, so they make moves to discredit him
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  39. We've been lied to for too long
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  40. Undeniably true
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  41. The EU gravy train only serves itself
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  42. Meme's can fly. That could disturb the constructed narrative
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  43. Doublethink. 1984 is upon us
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  44. ​ @FirsToStrike or dumbing down, but well said
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  45. George Orwell predicted they'd start goofing about with the language
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  46. ​ @TheAcad3mic  Why do you want to be held hostage ?
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  47. I know what you mean, but at some point rationale seems to have died a death - or been slain
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  48.  @graymccarthy685  That's one of the points that Orwell makes in 1984
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  49. Good point. One doesn't seek to dismantle a status quo, without having an agenda of one's own
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  50.  @bath_neon_classical  I like your style. Same here 👍
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  51.  @bath_neon_classical  I search engined "critical theory" fairly recently. I felt that what I learnt went some way to clarifying the discombobulation that has distorted our reality in recent years. I hope that's what you're alluding to ( ! - )
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  52.  @bath_neon_classical  Well brother, that's exactly the same conclusion that I've come to. It certainly seems to explain a lot of the recent weirdness. Like you say, whilst we weren't watching. I think that day in New York, 23 years ago seems to have been the initiating accelerator. Just throwing that in, though "question everything" remains the dictum, and I don't subscribe to the conventional tinfoil hat theory on that one. I wonder if this one vanishes
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  53. They've got a lot of watching to do
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  54. Gaslighting
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  55. Starmer's got nothing to offer
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  56. Welcome to the party
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  57. Good one. LOL
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  58. ​ @Swiddlyumptious  and you, of course
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  59.  @Swiddlyumptious  You stir it like one
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  60. It's a symptom, not the cause
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  61.  @GULF_OF_aMEXICO  It's manufactured - critical theory and the exploitation of victimhood, in order to sow division
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  62.  @GULF_OF_aMEXICO  haha. I got cancelled
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  63.  @GULF_OF_aMEXICO  critical theory ...
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  64.  @GULF_OF_aMEXICO  ...and the exploitation ...
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  65.  @GULF_OF_aMEXICO  ... of victimhood ...
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  66.  @GULF_OF_aMEXICO  ... in order to sow division
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  67. The bloke sold us down the Swanee. He is the arch dismantler of the British Isles on behalf of his globalist paymasters
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  68. Establishment dirty tricks gerrymandering don't help
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  69. The Tories have sold out to the uni party
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  70.  @anythingpeteives  Additionally, there seems to be a random element to the cancellations, maybe to scupper one's pattern recognition, or to actually frustrate. But it could be just system overload. I suppose
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  71. "Help, I'm being oppressed. You saw him, he oppressed me." More Python
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  72. Lucky for the uni party, more like. Now they can take the Michael out of us at their leisure
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  73. "You're all individual people."
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  74. Starmer would be as bad, or worse
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  75. Starmer makes things worse
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  76. Eloquent, and plausible. But I think it's the social engineering that's evolved to include divide and rule and mass delusion
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  77. I wouldn't belong to any club that would have me as a member. (Groucho Marx)
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  78. That's what we're up against
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  79. ​ @Swiddlyumptious  As do they
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  80. They're serving globalist paymasters
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  81. ​ @brainworm666  If I was you, I'd be more concerned with my own brain. Trying to defend your disingenuity by being pedantic is not very clever
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  82. Apposite 👍
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  83. The WEFmonster continuum
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  84. 1984
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  85. He's probably got a hand in it
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  86. That's Starmer you're thinking of
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  87. It's getting more obvious every day
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  88. It gives naivety an undue influence
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  89. You haven't been paying attention. It's all post Blairite now
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  90. Christianity has been actively dismantled by the powers that be
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  91. Vested interests
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  92. I think that's very clever 👍
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  93. Another gem. Much as they've got lots of competition from the letters people these days
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  94. They should pay his dole in bacon
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  95. Blair's Iraq war, Gordon's money printing and weaponising flu didn't help much
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  96. Divide and rule
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  97. ​@neilmutch2994. Tony Blair emptied the coffers and began the irrecoverable money printing
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  98. He needs to get his viewpoint across. Parliament is chock full of traitors
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  99. Virtue signallers worry me. They're obviously hiding something
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  100. They're being fed a diet of bs
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  101. ​ @ThreetwoOne-wu7ye India ?
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  102. No misreading there, friend. It's as obvious as their attempts to discredit Reform before the election. Why hasn't Andrew Parker been prosecuted for hate speech ? 👍
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  103. No, you're not imagining it, it's obvious, same as the attempts to discredit reform before the election. Will this reply disappear again ?
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  104. I suspect it's stuck to his fingers ( ! - )
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  105. Agreed. The irony is, all the deceit enhances the value of the truth, it becomes more precious for its rarity
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  106. Starmer is quite clearly a WEF puppet
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  107. Nicely encapsulated. Socialism falls into the same bracket
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  108. No sane person voted for this insanity
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  109. It takes an idiot not to know one
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  110. ​ @SMacCuUladh Brilliant. I'd forgotten that one
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  111. ​ @SMacCuUladh LMAO
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  112. Certainty does not dovetail with intelligence
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  113. A good idea spreads like a replicate me virus. (Richard Dawkins)
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  114. The Tories are toast
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  115. He didn't want to split the right vote and let Starmer ruin it.
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  116. Don't forget Tarquin
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  117.  @fenr1r999  haha. Laura and Ashley
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  118. ​ @thetruth9210  It's a pleasant surprise when my attempts at constructive dialogue don't vanish these days, and now they've stopped telling me if there's been a reply
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  119. Fetch ...... the soft cushions
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  120. Welcome back, friend ( ! - )
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  121. It wasn't Farage that bankrupted the economy, it was Blair. Your "argument" is pathetic
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  122. Nigel only secured the vote. He had no say in how it was enacted
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  123. He only secured the vote. He had no say in how it was enacted
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  124. Certainty is a security blanket
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  125. They used to make laws to deal with traitors
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  126. I think that might be the definition. (wouldn't it be nice, it's so unfair)
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  127. ​ @dogbert52  Top sarcasm
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  128. He didn't want to split the right vote and let Starmer in to ruin it. He didn't realise the Tories were going to sabotage it too
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  129. Immigration is fundamental to the crisis
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  130. Unlike the uni party, he wants to put a stop to such insanity
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  131. Christianity is strong enough to take criticism
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  132. ​ @dbking4194  The Endarkenment
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  133. LOL
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  134. The establishment is using fear to keep the credulous in the uni party
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  135.  @conor-c3s  You might be right about the statistics, but you must have been aware of the efforts they went to to discredit Reform before the election.
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  136.  @conor-c3s  You might be right about the statistics, but you must have been aware of the efforts they went to to discredit Reform before the election
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  137.  @conor-c3s  My reply keeps vanishing. You might be right about the statistics. I'm sure the 77th will be okay with that bit. I'll probably have to infer the next bit, if I'm allowed
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  138.  @conor-c3s  ... you must have been aware of the dirty tricks beforehand
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  139.  @conor-c3s  What happened to Andrew Parker ? Why isn't he being prosecuted for hate speech ?
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  140. A "miracle" can be a figure of speech for an unusual occurrence
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  141. ​ @disaffected_malcontent There's plenty of constituencies where a vote for Reform is more likely to defeat labour than a vote for the Tories
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  142.  @disaffected_malcontent  Labour would have won it anyway. Your ire should be aimed at the Tories, who have only pursued the Blairite insanity since they got elected. Many of us will never trust them again, as surely as we will never again trust the rest of the deceitful uniparty. We just want some sanity back, though, "in a time of universal deceit ... etc."
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  143.  @disaffected_malcontent  You're off on one. For starters, reread my first comment. Secondly, had the Tories gone through with what they were elected to do, there would have been no need for a Reform party. As it is, come what may, I, and many others wouldn't have rewarded their abject failure with my vote. It's been obvious for some time the MSM was shoehorning Starmer and co. into power, irrespective of whether you can see that or not. I shall NEVER vote for the uniparty con again
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  144.  @disaffected_malcontent  Red team/blue team. The snouts are in the trough, and the sell out is complete.
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  145. Farage is walking a tightrope
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  146. Farage has stated that Tommy has been treated unfairly. I'm just sayin' too ...
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  147. Big time
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  148. Welby
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  149. ​ @IstandwithIsrael236 Talk about lost irony
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  150. The establishment had other plans
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  151. ​ @Paul-t6b5s  your attempt to denigrate is what is sad
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  152. Just because you're a loafer, it doesn't mean that everyone else is
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  153. My comment has vanished. Strange that.
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  154. Outsourced
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  155. Purloined by the management, in cahoots with big pharma. It urgently needs Reform
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  156. You tube doesn't seem to want you to know where the billions go. My reply keeps disappearing
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  157. 2001
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  158. They'd all be naked
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  159. ​ @alanbatten5548  Charles is probably a state school teacher
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  160. The uniparty saps are the problem. They just don't realise they've been played
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  161. ​ @jamesmorrow1646 As opposed to a fake climatologist ? Anyone who pretends to know what the future holds is peddling snake oil
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  162.  @jamesmorrow1646  I'm glad your conscience is clear. James, but blind faith is as uncertain now as it ever has been. How wrong were the virus modellers ? I'm afraid you're catering to the consumerist continuum. Leaves are the best solar panels, they cost nothing and are fully recyclable. They come with a host of beneficial byproducts, oxygen, soil, foodstuffs, medicines, fuel and building materials. And, of course, they use carbon dioxide. I'm probably not going to change your commitment, but certainty about the future is somewhat conceited. Or the realm of vested interests. All generated energy ends up as heat, an inconvenient truth that the controllers would rather you didn't consider (because it's out of their control). I think you need to keep an open mind, particularly when it comes to the future. You're taking someone else's word for it, and their livelihood depends on the illusion they're fostering. In these climes, solar panels and windmills aren't going to cut it. Damming up the estuaries would go some way, but, oddly, that never gets mentioned. One can only conclude that the "crisis" is manufactured, as real potential solutions are off the table. The climate has always changed in an unpredictable fashion (cf The Butterfly Effect) and it would be better to cater for that than pretend we have any control over it. Only an autocrat would try and have it otherwise
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  163. ​ @MechaJutaro Try watching "A Fistful of Dynamite" (or "Duck, You Sucker"). It might help you to understand what's being said
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  164.  @PoperoniNews  (Monty Python and the Holy Grail)
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  165.  @matsjonsson9492  some people can't take a joke
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  166.  @matsjonsson9492  Quite so Mats. It suggests a deep seated uncertainty/anxiety behind their fervour. (Pseudo-certainty ?)
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  167. Jesus was a pacifist
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  168. Too many muppets believed the uni party BS
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  169. It's about pulling together. Anyone who doesn't is wasting our energy
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  170.  @petermgruhn  You can help, or you can hinder, mate. The choice is yours. Which of the two is more beneficial ? I'm alluding to a logic that made us a great sea-faring nation. It occurs to me that your attitude might be the reason why we no longer are
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  171. ​It has been denied
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  172. ​ @juvenalsdad4175 The Turks were fully allied with the Axis powers
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  173. ​ @kenrehill8775  I'm not Andrew, but how about Animal Farm, 1984, Dune ?
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  174.  @kenrehill8775  Fair play to you, Ken. Though, I find re-reading stuff can be quite revelatory, as we acquire more background. Just thought I'd throw in my two cents worth 👍
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  175. ​ @TheAcad3mic  The EU is a rotten organisation. It's accounts have never been signed off for a start
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  176. ​ @DrDeuteron  I think you'll find that Socrates, amongst countless others, would say men are not women. Only the most gullible sheep would be stupid enough to be conned into believing otherwise
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  177. The British Isles
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  178. The epitome of dystopia
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  179. ​ @BonhartofEbbing Not for the Muslims, it seems
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  180. You're wrong. Jesus did not advocate violence
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  181.  @peterloohunt  You're cherry picking to suit your argument. Yes it's been hijacked by controllers at times over the years, but it was its love cult nature (tolerance and forgiveness) that originally set it apart. Sadly, this cannot be said for Islam
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  182. It's called "critical theory". All the institutions have been captured by its divisiveness
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  183. The rave culture was probably more intellectual
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