Comments by "Helen Trope" (@heliotropezzz333) on "Daily Mail World" channel.

  1. If you listen to his interviews he'll go for Brexit with a deal. He's not a 'traitor' He wants to save the British economy. Those who use the word 'traitor' forget that in the run up to the Referendum vote, the Leave Campaign were saying we'd leave with a great deal. None of them mentioned we'd leave with no deal.
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  2. So many comments here on presentation and appearance. Very little comment on the points made in the video.
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  3. Just bring along a dog called Boo and claim to be cheering for it.
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  4. He's not a denier of the people's vote, since before the Referendum, the Leave Campaign were campaigning to leave with a deal (exactly the same as this guy). They never mentioned leaving with no deal, so you can't say that the voters voted to leave with no deal.
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  5.  @takkers687  Exactly
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  6. Such as?
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  7. Well they can look him up can't they if they have no knowledge? Does anyone really know who Boris is? He changes his policies so frequently to suit his best career chances, and behind that joking exterior are some pretty extreme right wing views.
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  8. What is there to complete? It's done. People just don't like the result.
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  9. Too dim.
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  10.  @jaymeeleighjx1x  Even though they would do very different things? I don't think so.
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  11. Idiots are voted in by idiots I suppose. In that way they represent their electorates. Then the idiots are surprised to find that they've voted in an idiot, and they become disillusioned.
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  12. If they wash their hands before and afterwards, that's all that's needed.
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  13. Remainer. A remainder is something you find in a bargain bucket or a leftover from a division sum.
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  14. I don't think we know the circumstances of this case do we, but things can happen that are no fault of the occupants. One time a 'gas safe engineer', 'repaired' my boiler. He didn't reconnect a gas pipe correctly. I had intended to leave the house (to go to work) at the same time as him, when he finished, but I hung around for a few minutes and suddenly there was a massive smell of gas. The pipe connection had slipped and there was a massive gas leak. I switched the gas off and rang the emergency number, but I think if I'd left the same time as him there would have been no house to come back to, and neighbours would have been affected too as I live in a terrace house..
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  15. Boris can't sack him because Boris has had affairs himself with people he's appointed.
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  16.  @mydogeatspuke  Made by capitalist corporations? How does that work?
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  17.  @zotharr  All viruses spread more in Winter because people spend more time indoors.
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  18.  Rahul D  If you watch the news you will see plenty of women and children on the flights.
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  19. No. Men who have worked with the British in Afghanistan and there are women and children on these flights.
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  20. There was not enough support in Parliament for 'no deal' and it needed to get through Parliament but she knew that no deal would be disastrous for the economy as did the majority on Parliament. Watch the next leader make a complete 'balls up' of it also. If Brexiteers ever get a hard Brexit, I predict they will be the first to howl when they feel the effects of it, cast blame elsewhere, and get nasty with anyone they come across, especially immigrants.
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  21. Who knew that friends can't pass on Covid?
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  22. I doubt it. These were the ones working with British forces.
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  23. You might have taken the same drugs if you'd had half the career he has had and why is he a liar? The Leave Campaign, in the run up to the Referendum were campaigning to leave with a deal so you can't say people then were voting to leave without a deal.
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  24. Farage has no ideas and no policies other than Brexit. That's why the Iraq war was a disaster. The west went in with the idea of defeating and ousting Saddam Hussein but had given no thought to what should happen next. They didn't have a plan. May doesn't have a plan and neither does Farage.
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  25.  @holyKoreanJesus  *affected.
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  26.  @seanp1317  It's a mix of views. That's democracy. Just like the Tories are a mix, though they have gone more right in recent years. The important thing is what they commit to do in their manifesto. You don't have to agree with people all the time to know that what they plan to do may be more helpful for you than what others plan to do.
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  27. Moggy would be hopeless. He doesn't know how anything works in the real world, not even his own department.
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  28.  @xXTUCXx1  Dinner parties? How bourgeois.
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  29. I think he's one of the wealthy donors, rather than a Tory party member but it makes no difference. They are all alike.
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  30.  @paulcummins5231  By masochists?
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  31.  Iona Hugh G. Jasole  Such ignorance. Look things up before you comment. They all have to go through quarantine.
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  32.  @hashemfromthelandofophir3670  This does not come within Sadiq Khan's responsibilities.
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  33. No one can be truly independent in a globalised world economy. Farage peddles the independence myth as much as Sturgeon. Anyone trying it will be squashed or exploited economically by the 'big boys' of the global economy. He also falsely trades on the term 'liberal elite' to try and discredit anyone who challenges what he says.
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  34. The level of ignorance displayed in these comments explains why we're in the mess we're in. People prefer image over substance.
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  35. Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them.
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  36.  @ianfroud70  Ex forces? Are you referring to a Brit?
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  37.  @mizdamazda4884  I think the government and the forces feel they have an obligation to protect those who worked with them in Afghanistan. Luckily for them, decisions about whether they should be saved or left to die are not up to you.
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  38.  @richardturner5703  My feelings are not hurt. Why did you imagine that? I'm not a snowflake.
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  39.  @ianfroud70  They have to take him if he is British. They will have checked him out.
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  40.  @TheCherryTrader  Did you vote for proportional representation when the coalition government offered it? I think only about 3 areas in the country voted for it.
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  41. Working your socks off if you are as dim as a Toc H lamp is no use.
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  42. The money we pay to the EU, some of it comes back to the UK in terms of investments in poorer communities and the economic benefits of paying to be a member of that club outweigh the disadvantages. It's the UK government that could do something about those problems if they have the political will. The austerity programme they insist on is theirs not Europe's and the tax cuts that cause a squeeze on public services are a UK government decision not Europe's. (Portugal recovered from the banking crash without any austerity programme) It's convenient for the UK government to let the EU take the blame for everything. You'd find if we came out on a hard Brexit with the Tories in power we'd still have the same crap government that won't do anything about the growing gap between the rich and the poor because basically they represent the rich, though they are careful not to say so. They are sponsored an supported by rich vested interests and they do their bidding in Parliament. They also have their own snouts in the trough. Where do they go when their political careers are over? Director of this, that, and the other company. You have to look at the overall picture, not just one aspect of it. P.S Some of the leadership contenders in the Tory party are connected to companies that have been making a killing out of the current Brexit uncertainty. The EU is not perfect (neither is the UK political system) but there is pressure from inside the EU for reform and we'd be better pressing for that from the inside along with others. On WTO terms the economy would take a hit far larger than anything they would save from EU membership fees.
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  43.  @clay391  Android is not the name of a phone. It's the name of an operating system.
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  44. London already subsidises the regions. It's the Tories who don't care about the regions unless they are Tory territory in the South.
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  45. Not for idiots. Not for you.
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  46. That's a dim comment since Khan is not responsible for the drainage systems.
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  47.  @hashemfromthelandofophir3670  Water drainage systems are not a responsibility of Khan.
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  48.  @iThiink  It's caused by everyone, not just the older generation.
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  49.  @d0ntwi11fuup4  Rubbish. These most likely include people who don't celebrate Christmans as well as some that do.
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  50.  @REVERSESARCASM  Well you would have heard that from the sources of info you probably consult (if any).
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