Comments by "Archie Bald" (@archiebald4717) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1. I will never fight for the UK, because it is not worth fighting for.
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  2. The war in France must be terrible.
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  3. The best friend of every Jamaican criminal is Diane Abacus Blabbott MP.
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  4. Labour is obsessed by identity politics. The Tories have selected three female leaders and two ethnic minority leaders.
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  5. Since the MSM showed us that Henry VIII had African wives, it is easy for some to fall for this one.
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  6. They prefer to destroy the countryside, because it is cheaper than redeveloping derelict areas of urban areas, where most less well-off people prefer to live, closer to work opportunities.
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  7. It all depends on which 'community' they come from. Just look at the Manchester Airport incident. If the assailants were Man U supporters, they would be held on remand, until trial.
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  8. They are impersonators and they parody women. The whole thing is vile.
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  9. We all need to rise up against the tyrants, following the example of European farmers.
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  10. Not to mention Chagos. They promised to abolish student tuition fees, but have instead, increased them.
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  11. Guns are not dangerous at all. The person who owns it might be. But perfectly responsible, sane people who follow no exotic ideologies and have no intention of committing a crime, are being restricted, as though they are all potential criminals.
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  12. All this pearl-clutching is very tedious.
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  13.  @edweard  Just check and compare with the rest of the world.
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  14. I have always believed and practised, that people should think what they like and say what they think. The only modifier is common courtesy.
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  15. The truth is too hurtful for them.
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  16. Then I am also a mad man.
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  17. The search for victim-hood is a lifelong project.
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  18. Utter madness.
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  19. Albanians constitiute the largest group of foreign prisoners in English jails, at over 1,300.
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  20. They probably live in their mother's basement flat, with the curtains permanently closed.
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  21. Netflix is hopelessly woke. I have given up on it.
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  22. In internation surveys, India generally comes top of the countries, where people do not wish to live next door to someone of a different ethnicity. The hackneyed phrase; 'When in Rome, do as the Romans do', is good enough.
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  23. I have lived in several countries where there is no welfare system at all. People seem to manage pretty well.
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  24. People are often shockingly uninformed and outrageously prejudiced. The two often go hand in hand, we know that prejudice incubates ignorance.
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  25. Rather troubling.
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  26.  @alleuropetravel  Indeed and the UK parliament.
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  27. In most countries across the world, that person would be whisked off to jail in handcuffs. There they would remain until they can pay the fines, the bribes and the ticket home.
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  28. If they ignore the majority of the population, how can they be confident that they are employing the best available people?
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  29.  @stephfoxwell4620  Britain made the modern world.
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  30. It is true that people across the world treasure their culture and have no interest in diluting it. Many in the UK have no idea about this, in fact they don't even realise that cultures in the UK are being destroyed, in favour of cultish ideologies.
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  31. The government never tires of its search for more ways to spend my money. This is one of their more dangerous and damaging.
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  32. Being baptised in the Thames in London and surviving, proves that it has been cleaned up. Only a few decades ago, if one fell into the Thames, a visit to the hospital was essential. I have never regarded Brand as a comedian, mainly because I never found him to be funny, but I wish him well.
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  33. They are scared of him. Incredible!
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  34.  @nawaz345  Not at all. For those who enter the country illegally.
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  35. That describes the UK today!
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  36. Cults are as popular today, as they have always been.
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  37. Many people preaching the gospel on the streets of the UK have been arrested. One young woman who was singing hymns on the street, was warned by the cops that is illegal.
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  38.  @patrickpatrick1733  It is. Sad.
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  39. No, they definitely do not.
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  40.  @alisin1dland68  Does the council keep a pile of brown envelopes at the front desk, for the convenience of residents, who feel obliged to hand over 'tips' to the staff, to get priority services? Or perhaps a list of phone numbers people can call to get their computer 'fixed'?
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  41.  @Cartamandua  It never happens in white British families.
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  42. He is definitely my cup of tea, no sugar, no milk, straight and strong. He is a disrupter, the USA needs a disrupter. Hopefully, Farage et al will act as disrupters-in-chief in the UK, very soon.
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  43. Same with Lebanon. Lebanon used to be a majority christian country and peaceful. Beirut was known as the Paris of the east.
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  44. It really is our only hope. We need to disrupt the corrupt duopoly. Reform offers that possibility, just as Labour did one hundred years ago.
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  45.  @PaIaeoCIive1684  If you are fluent in English, you will see that I am referring to the domestic politics of Iran. Many Iranians are fed-up with the bat-shit crazy, theocratic dictatorship. Women would rather choose whether to wear a headscarf or not, rather be physically assaulted, sent to prison, or even be killed for not wearing one.
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  46. I don't want to know. I am much more concerned about what is happening in the UK.
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  47. Yes, of course, except the Gurkha regiment. However, the number of British people willing to put on a uniform and fight for the UK is diminishing. The UK is no longer worth fighting for.
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  48. It tells us that our politicians are indifferent, callous and treacherous. There is no chance of voting our way out of this.
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  49. We are!
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  50. Not really. Industry moving East was inevitable, due to low wages, a lack of unionisation, lower welfare costs, fewer environmental requirements and more recently the climate doomsday nonsense.
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