Comments by "TruthWarrior" (@Truth-warrior-j3e) on "The Telegraph" channel.

  1. @ The Roman Empire thrived on migration. Their so-called “genius” was built by absorbing people, skills, and ideas from all over Europe, Africa, and Asia. Most Roman emperors weren’t even “ethnically Roman,” and their army, cities, and culture were totally multicultural. Same with the UK—its success today is thanks in part to waves of migration: from the Huguenots to Windrush to EU workers. The NHS, tech, arts, science—all boosted by people who came from elsewhere. If anything, history shows that isolation shrinks empires. Openness builds them.
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  2. Funny how people scream ‘incompatible’ about others — but somehow have no problem eating kebabs, curry, and drinking coffee, all brought here by those same ‘incompatible’ cultures.
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  3. What did the Romans ever do for us eh?
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  4.  @marianlonge3060 what? So past British empire spanning the globe has nothing to do with it? English language being global has nothing to do with it? People don’t move to Britain because the culture is ‘the best.’ They move because of money, language, and history — mainly because Britain spent 200 years invading their countries and forcing them to learn English. If anything, migration is the aftershock of empire, not a standing ovation for tea and crumpets. People come to the UK for opportunity, not to join a Morris dancing troupe.
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  5. Cultures don’t kill each other — bad leadership and greed do.
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  6. Yeah….I mean….what did the Romans ever do for us eh?
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  7.  @richardwaring9710  yes, shocking isn’t it that the far right are once again on the rise and using the same blame game to sucker in support for their evil plans of self enrichment at the expense of the very people they are fooling. Henry A. Wallace – Vice President of the United States (1944): “The American fascists are most easily recognized by their deliberate perversion of truth and fact… Their final objective… is to capture political power so that, using the power of the state and the power of the market simultaneously, they may keep the common man in eternal subjection.”
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  8.  @erikaclose5998 From Russia perhaps?
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