Comments by "Steve Parker" (@steveparker8065) on "A Different Bias" channel.

The Tories and the media have created a Stockholm Syndrome suffering British public who by now have PTSD from the 'bread and circus' of continual clusterfks and incompetence. Authoritarian legislation, followed by corruption and lies. Yet still, the British public will tug their forelock, doff their cap and keep voting for their oppressive overlords.
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@badnick6659 I'm sure Matt would crack some joke at my expense and then accept it's all for a good cause. Matt is a top bloke! But after all the damage Boris caused the odd joke at his expense is the least he deserves. Personally, I'd rather see Boris do jail time and reserve my jocularity for someone more deserving. Boris is the only man - who after selling his soul, had to give the Devil a refund...in roubles!
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@charlessandoval3382 Yeps, true enough. Well, I guess we should keep increasing subsidies and corporate welfare while the working class continue to be euthanized economically :)
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@indivisible4835 Thank you!
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@stephensmith799 Thank you.
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The media cast the mold on reality and we are sucked into a false consciousness when we dare to read the verbal discharge within... Suffice to say most of the British media is owned by Tory donors and they have manipulated the British public for decades.
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What I love about Brexit is the ability to crash a country's economy and unity while polarising the population to continue to facilitate global corporate tax evasion. It's like a snake eating its own tail, an Ouroboros of infinite clusterf**ks that feeds itself as it slithers in ever-decreasing circles of rationality...
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@casperwallace9685 I'm not convinced Putin was a major player. At least not politically, He may have been happy about it and Russian Oligarch money was involved. But Trump, Cambridge Analytica scandal and Brexit was the work of a cabal including Robert Mercer, Steve Bannon, Andrew Breitbart, Arron Banks, Peter Thiel, Peter Hargreaves etc with some minor players such as Jacob Rees-Mogg, Nigel Farage, Dominic Cummings. It seems to be more financial motivations and power rather than purely political ones. Although obviously political motivations are entwined and the power from the politics helped.
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@casperwallace9685 I agree with a lot of what you say re Scottish Independance and have no reason to defend Putin, he's a right-wing, authoritarian bigot. I'm just saying that I think finance was the major motivator regarding Brexit and the Russian Oligarch money comes from many who no longer sit in favour of Putin. That doesn't mean Putin wouldn't take advantage of the situation. But also the war in Ukraine is another Syria in the making in my estimation. A proxy war staging area in the 'not so' cold war v2.0...
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@casperwallace9685 I just can't see the UK and the US switching sides. A confrontation is still on the horizon. I also can't see Putin dissing China, N.Korea, Iran etc in that way.
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@englishsteve1465 Not to mention their other Freinds of groups. China, Israel, Turkey. They like being friends if the price is right. Of course, they're all just excuses for parties where bribes can be discussed.
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@casperwallace9685 China is going to be the number one economy by 2030 according to financial experts and have lifted over 100 million out of poverty in the last couple of decades. Though they still have a long way to go regarding human rights. China has more billionaires per capita than anyone else in the world. According to the Hurun Global Rich List 2021, Greater China housed the most billionaires worldwide in 2021. China has also bought over $1 trillion of US debt. This means that China holds 14% of US foreign debt. I think some of what you say regarding China, N.Korea and Iran is western propaganda. They are not part of the cool club and so are often vilified in western media, being our historic adversaries.
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@casperwallace9685 It was a reference to your sudden cattiness... Take care!
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@casperwallace9685 In other words you take no responsibility for what you write? got it! Feel free to have the last word, I'm done!
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@billyandrew Yep, Balfour Declaration was signed in 1917 for a loan to win the war in return for giving up the British protectorate of Palestine. Fed reserve was started in 1913 and that model of banking spread across Europe and the rest of the world in the following decades. A system of debt slavery and national leverage. We now have close to $300 trillion in global debt, 4x global GDP. Very few countries are free of that Fractional Reserve Banking and debt slavery structure. Many groups control the West but the one you mentioned are predominantly steering us toward a tyrannical dystopian corporatocracy.
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@piccalillipit9211 I didn't realise that was the level you were talking about as during the daytime natural blue light helps to maintain alertness, helps memory and cognitive function and regulates a healthy circadian rhythm/sleep cycle. As does a good walk or spending time in natural daylight (One thrid of all visible light is blue light and the sun is the biggest natural source). To be fair to save energy I turn everything off at the wall and never have any electrical source on in my bedroom other than the alarm clock. I've suffered from insomnia and find breathing exercises, relaxation and reading a book to be the most helpful, although that requires light :)
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@huwzebediahthomas9193 To boldly go where no human being has gone before, extinction of the species via lethargy, apathy and parliamentary treachery.
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@geraldhewing2076 It's an old TV series in which Dr Sam (Scott Bakula) a physicist travels through spacetime into the bodies of other people and helps sort their problems out while trying to find his way back to the present. I'm guessing the science is more Hollywood than Carlo Rovelli :)
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@ukwerna You defend billionaires and talk about greed. Shareholders and billionaires don't work, they give a percentage to someone who does the work for them. They are useless parasites. I've met trifles with a higher IQ...
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I'm going to put my money on some anthropomorphized piece of cloth from the reject bin in Jim Henson's workshop. Muppets the lot of them!
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@mickeythompson9537 Not an image I wanted in my head, but both disgust me equally so fair point!
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@lydiahendron3239 My pleasure.
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Lack of media plurality and a strong bias towards Boris. Cover-ups, bribes, corruption and leverage.
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I'm just glad the Tories privatised the national energy production and handed it to a cartel to monopolise the market. So happy they sold off our North Sea fossil fuel resources. So what if they exploit and blackmail us by charging extortionate prices? you can only die once!
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@paulstewart6293 I'd love one. I've long admired those aristocratic flops that haunt the political system with such masterful intellect and natural grace. Oh to be one of them and have the respect and admiration of my peers. Unfortunately I don't have the right bloodlines and was born on a council estate. Not to mention, I would rather smear my nether regions in nutella and dip them in a pool full of piranha...
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@paulstewart6293 I did reply but it may have filtered out " I'd love one. I've long admired those aristocratic flops that haunt the political system with such masterful intellect and natural grace. Oh to be one of them and have the respect and admiration of my peers. Unfortunately I don't have the right bloodlines and was born on a council estate. Not to mention, I would rather smear my nether regions in nutella and dip them in a pool full of piranha..." hopefully it worked that time :)
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@eddieingalls534 We wrote them both, albeit with the input of other nations since the end of ww2 on... Law is always an ass. It's not justice, it's protection for those with money and power.
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@stewie7338 We should emulate Britain during the peasants revolt, or the Rebecca riots, Chartists, Tolpuddle martyrs, Scotch cattle. We should appeal to all to increase trade and relations...
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@iandennis7836 Please do, It's a quote but I'm not sure who is credited with it.
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Project fear as they called it which predicted attacks on human rights, food shortages, high prices, transport problems and workers' rights. Truss is so cheesy and apparently, she wanted to "Bang the Dumb globally for Britain" she also sells more pork pies than Morrisons...
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lol @ YT constantly filtering my comments so they don't appear unless sort by newest comments is chosen. Such blatant Sensor Ship. "Tories see themselves as above the rest of us? one rule for them, one rule for us plebs? There's a surprise. Snobbish kleptocrats from the shallow end of the British gene pool and decades of stagnant evolution thanks to inherited wealth. Breastfed elitist doctrine up until their trust fund allowed them a lifestyle of debauchery and privilege."
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The funny thing Is I remember this bloke running for PM a few years ago pledging to remove transparency from the crown, estates and overseas territories. Ending transparency would have allowed us to track those billions leaving our economy. Which would have essentially halted all this money laundering and corporate tax avoidance. He was forced to endure character assassination by the media, the Tories, members of his own party and the general public.
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I'll try and use quotes to get this comment past YT censors as it was filtered out "The funny thing Is I remember this bloke running for PM a few years ago pledging to remove transparency from the crown, estates and overseas territories. Ending transparency would have allowed us to track those billions leaving our economy. Which would have essentially halted all this money laundering and corporate tax avoidance. He was forced to endure character assassination by the media, the Tories, members of his own party and the general public."
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@thegrandmuftiofwakanda I'm not sure you have the intellect to understand irony, sarcasm and sardonic comments. Please learn to interpret the English language...
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@mfredholm The only Brexit wins I see are the exposure of self-interested groups like the ERG, the exposure of manipulation by the tabloids and the obvious fact that we don't know how good we have it until it's gone.
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Tory self-sabotage is responsible for their present predicament. Despite the incredible mess the Tories have made of our economy people are still saying they'd never vote for Labour. The true left won't vote for a neoliberal puppet funded by lobbyists and the media still controls the thoughts of the politically illiterate working class who vote Tory. No matter how much we try, until we realise the system is set up to allow the continuation of corporate profits rather than the health of society we will keep going around in circles as we have for decades. Action speaks louder than words and the actions of a country rising up against corruption and forcibly removing the aristocrats that plague society is the only answer...
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While I agree with you, your choice of words is unfortunate, unless an intentional joke. Trap is slang for a pre-op transexual...
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@Luca Goodoer Oxymoronic isn't the right term, it's a lingual term for linguistic contradiction. But I get what you're saying. Your comment comes across as a transphobic joke which is why I pointed that out. Don't assume everyone is out to get you, as that does come across as disingenuous. Take care!
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@davidwright7193 Thank you David, will have a look for that.
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@davidwright7193 That is far too in-depth for my working-class brain to sort through. But I have taken some figures and references. I've also had a look at the 2022 update to the Health and Social care act. Seems like the aim is more integration which means more non-profit, more admin, and more management. Thanks again!
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@PeterPete So nothing to do with the staff shortage then or the lack of funding, lack of nurses bursaries, hostile environment that stops foreign doctors and nurses from taking the vacant jobs? Why do people defend the indefensible with opinionated nonsense that has no basis in fact? Yes, working causes physical deterioration. Yes not everyone has a level of medical expertise equivalent to a doctor. But these are constants that have always existed. The NHS crisis is manufactured by the Tories to stealth privatise the NHS.
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@PeterPete Yes I haven't denied that. People aren't meant to work 12 hrs a day, kids aren't meant to have two working parents and wander the streets. Capitalism is the bain of humanity. I'm simply trying to point out that this is a manufactured crisis and the steps that produced it have largely come from the Tories. Having said that Blair didn't help by using John Major's PFIs.
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@nicolek4076 Similar position myself buying medication from Ukraine that takes a month to get here now because of the war. All the best for the future and I hope you get the treatment you need and make a full recovery, or as good a recovery as is possible in the circumstances. Take care!
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Yep, the only thing Tories are committed to is the economic euthanasia of the poor to keep them top of the food chain.
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@XenonPrimeSBSV ~Yep, They throw us a liferaft made of lead from their gold-plated cruise ship.
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@chrisyarnold6205 Blair dropped clause 4 and followed Thatchrite neoliberalism by implementing deregulation of the banks and using John Major's PFIs to further the privatisation of the NHS - despite being due to Tory underfunding it was unthinkable for a Labour leader to do so. He supported the petro-dollar wars for personal gain and also got paid by the Saudis to clean up their image during the genocide of Yemen. He was an infiltrator and Thatcher's greatest legacy. Starmer is cut from the same cloth...
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