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

  1. Too dim.
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  2. It boosts the immune system by developing its resistance to Covid.
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  3. Too dim.
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  4.  @NoLefTurnUnStoned.  Exactly so.
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  5.  @fuckoffyoucunt  Eh?
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  6.  @purplesunflower8242  Do check your facts. Khan is not responsible for London drains nor is he responsible for the Marble Arch mound. keeping drains clear is the responsibility of the local councils. The drainage system is the responsibility of Thames Water and The Marble Arch Mound is the responsibility of Westminster Council - a Conservative council.
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  7.  @purplesunflower8242  Where does it say that? Westminster council initiated it and it passed through their planning system. I don't know whether Khan had the power to stop them. Westminster council clearly saw it as a money making exercise since they sold tickets to see it. They argued that it would attract people back to London. If Khan had any power to stop it, he might have thought it's green and it may attract people back to London. I've not seen it personally. Have you? At least it would be easier to remover than some awful sky scraper though I fear it may be a waste of Westminster Council's money.
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  8.  @purplesunflower8242  P.S. I've just checked and the mound would have been referrable to the Mayor for permission if it was over 30 metres, but the mound is 25 metres so is not referrable to him for permission. Here's a link to the Mayor's powers which explains: https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/planning-applications-and-decisions/what-powers-does-mayor-have-planning-applications
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  9. Anyone who wants to be Prime Minister probably isn't qualified enough, but I think the Tory party will go for someone safe such as Ben Wallace as an anti-dote to the high jinks of Boris Johnson.
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  10. How do you know they have not got jobs?
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  11. It was on the news at the time but not the whole speech.
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  12. Is that fair on Kier?
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  13.  @ParallelSyntax  He has more leadership skills than Boris. Why do we need a personality. We need competence and honesty. Voting for a personality is how people ended up with Boris.
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  14.  @maureenchallener1529  If the problem is still there after 6 months, do the same again.
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  15.  @Colin623  You know that was because of a world collapse in banking which also affected British banks and the Labour government plugged the gap and persuaded other countries to do the same thus saving international capitalism and economies from collapse due to a crisis of confidence? It also saved people's savings from disappearing but you can thank them later. The cause was a whole network of world banks buying into debt from sub prime mortgages in the USA.
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  16.  @Colin623  The thing is that every comment I've seen like that before has always been from someone having a dig at Labour's economic management. Glad to hear that wasn't your implication.
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  17. If you're open for business I don't think you can pick and choose who comes in. That's discrimination, unless someone's acting badly or unlawfully. What's the issue anyway?
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  18.  @baum7275  I think he just broke those long words down because they are a bit of a mouthful for a foreigner and easy to mangle.
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  19. David Frost lives in fantasy land though.
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  20. It's a rictus smile. He's not really enjoying the experience but tries to pretend it's not affecting him.
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  21. Did the driver fall asleep at the wheel? He drove straight into the back of the truck before his own tanker exploded. The truck behind the tanker seemed slow to back off.
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  22.  @richardturner5703 ' Never actually check a fact' seems to be the motto of most ignorant comment on here.
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  23.  @richardturner5703  They've since said they've checked him out and it was a mistake that he was on the 'no fly list'. Do keep up.
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  24.  @andyetheridge  I've no idea what a terp is.
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  25. To be fair, Steve Baker seemed to acknowledge them as though they were his fans. Lol.
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  26. They're all delusional. This should be quite entertaining if it wasn't for the impact it will have on British people.
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  27.  @Vince-I-Am  They only care when they think they might lose elections, and they don't like public displays of disaffection it's bad for their image. They like to maintain the fiction that they have public support at all times.
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  28. The island can't get smaller unless you are referring to coastal erosion.
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  29.  @erdevon3257  I was interpreting you literally. Of course the island is not getting smaller. I won't be drawn into your argument. The island has diverse roots, celts/Britons, Scots, Picts, Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Danes, Jutes, Vikings, Norman French, Huguenots, Flemish, Jews from Europe, Irish, Polish, Gypsies and many more.
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  30. *quarantine
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  31. Too dim.
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  32. She's too dim.
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  33.  @willscarlet3620  You will either end up paying more taxes or more likely there will be no public services when you need them because there will be insufficient tax to pay for them. Individuals will have to pay regardless of their wealth or lack of it. go back to sticking your head in the sand. You seem comfortable there.
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  34.  @angrybrit7331  It's not the UK government that decides how to spend the money that comes back from the EU. It goes to projects and places in the UK that qualify under EU rules. If our government had the chance they would not spend it to rejuvanate poorer areas, as they haven't done so with the 99% of UK spending that comes under their own controls. Some of these places don't seem to realise where much of the investment comes from and they will lose it once we leave the EU. It shouldn't be looked at narrowly as a monetary transaction. We gain a lot economically by being in the EU as our economy prospers from it, more than if we were out, with no contributions to make. It's just that our government chooses not to share that prosperity fairly. The UK contributions saved from being out would more than be swallowed up by trying to shore up the areas hit by being out of that market. That's if the government were minded to use ithe money that way. They are not known for being too generous our government, because the Tories believe in 'shrinking the state' and that means not putting so much money into it as well as selling parts off or privatising services. It's not the rich that rely on public services and the jobs they provide so much so it's not the rich who will take a hit from coming out of the EU. Private sector businesses will also be hit, but rich investors don't care as they will be able to move their investments to parts of the word that are more booming and park their profits more in tax avoidance areas. There's nothing patriotic about a hard Brexit. It will hit the country hard, but rich Brexiteers hide true motives behind the fig leaf that it will somehow be better for Britain. Voters need to evict bad governments and vote in people who believe in creating a fairer society. That's the way to start to mend the situation. It's quite impressive really how Brexiteers manage to focus voters wrath on particular elements, in order to gain their support, whilst not letting them see the overall picture.
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  35.  @angrybrit7331  Well the CBI which represents businesses in the UK has warned the government that a no deal Brexit would be damaging for UK business and the economy. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/48465791
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  36.  @angrybrit7331  The Conservatives didn't get an overall majority. They had to pay a billion pounds to northern Irish party the DUP to prop them up in government. Anyway lots of people trust what the Conservative party and government said and assume no deal must be o.k if the government says so. Here's one thing you can look forward to in a hard Brexit world. There will be more such things. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=670106333434009
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  37. Perhaps he was on the job (heh heh) but not the one he was paid for.
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  38.  @Catubrannos  That's interesting. I would have thought the last 3 letters refer to the sea if you hadn't mentioned ea meant island.
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  39. He really is shameless.
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  40.  @tigerstripey4885  Where's the evidence for this stuff you keep making up?
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  41.  @d0ntwi11fuup4  If you'd ever attended these vaccination sessions you'd know that these are not actors, and why would they need actors since there are so many real sessions that can be filmed. I've attended 3 so far. I'm guessing that you are one of the unvaccinated that hasn't ever seen one of these in real life.
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  42.  @johnriggs4929  In the one opposite my place, there's a queue every day and I've seen it for weeks as I walk past it most days, and people are queueing on the outside of the building. Perhaps people in your are are not getting vaccinated much or there's enough room inside the building to contain a queue, or that centre is no longer being used for vaccinations. Why don't you ask, rather than cooking up conspiracy theories?
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  43.  @johnriggs4929  P.S In the centre near me they allow for 'drop ins' as well as appointments. Maybe the centres near you are all about appointments, which would prevent queues. Who knows?
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  44.  @johnriggs4929  My home, poppet. You're the one that is making up things based on not seeing what you expect to see - very shakey.
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  45.  @wh0kn0ws1tc0uldbe  It depends what is meant by volunteers. You have tobe a qualified nurse to give vaccinations. I'm guessing it means they volunteered to work on Xmas day.
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  46.  @d0ntwi11fuup4  No I'm not a troll and not lying, but this is getting tired now. Believe what you want it if makes you happy.
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  47.  @d0ntwi11fuup4  Not.
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  48.  @hectorbrown656  I don't know why he can't be deported if he arrived under false pretences. The odd one one is bound to slip through in such a scramble but that's the nature of the chaos in these situations though I think the authorities have done their best under the circumstances to weed out any undesirables.
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  49. He just could not resist venting his prejudices.
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  50. Nigel Farage tried 8 times to get elected and failed. He's as big an egomaniac as Boris. Notice Nigel says what's wrong with everything but never talks about solutions.
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