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

  1.  @miatrue98  Thank you!
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  2. I say we keep debating the non-issues and put our faith in a corporate puppet like Starmer. Or if it's not too revolting, let them eat cake!
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  3.  @OghamTheBold  Nope that was the West in an attempt to punish him for exposing lies and war crimes in the looting of the Middle East to protect petrodollar hegemony. He's not dead...
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  4.  @casperwallace9685  Meow! lol, you mean western experts. PS my info also comes from western experts, just a bit more impartial ones... Feel free to research my comments and tell me which ones you can't find a source for :)
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  5. Boris blushes as he blithely boldly bulls#its the befuddled British with barmy boastful balderdash. Not all the British are brainwashed and bewildered by the berserk braggart. The brave beneficent British buck the blusterous blonde Boris and his breathtaking buffoonery...
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  6.  @simonjohn9525  I was talking about Tory policies and their recent electoral reforms such as voter ID which will no doubt disenfranchise voters in their favour. I wholeheartedly agree with PR.
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  7.  @frogandspanner  Agreed, the NHS was the envy of the world and we should fight tooth and nail not only to preserve it but to remove for-profit organisations and bring it back to its former glory.
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  8.  @ukwerna  Sorry mate, while I suffer from late-stage terminal sarcasm it sometimes blinds me to it in others. It came across as a delusional right-whinger after a quick read, my since apologies bro!
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  9.  @ukwerna  It's a crazy world where politicians hide the truth and comedians expose the truth. I like to float around the sarcasm/irony line but there's so much unintentional sarcasm and irony these days from people who worship at the Altar of opinion. Sometimes talking to these people is like teaching a whale to fly or talking a trifle into sentience :)
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  10. I won't have anyone saying the Tories are not trying to help the poor. They are ending the suffering of thousands every month by defunding and stealth privatising the NHS. They have helped reduce the burden on care homes by deliberately allowing Covid infections to reduce the numbers in care homes. They are also helping to give the homeless a voice by increasing their numbers significantly. They have massive lowered unemployment figures by stopping the disabled and Ill from claiming. The Tories have done more to help the poor than any government in history. By excluding them from health care and social care. Allowing them to leave this world quickly and efficiently...
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  11.  @rocktapperrobin9372  Thanks, it's always stuck in my head since Red Dwarf.
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  12.  @lydiahendron3239  Please feel free to use it :)
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  13. Just to be clear at this point, is there any industry or aspect of our lives that hasn't been hit full in the face by the wrecking ball of Brexit?
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  14. Aside from our global domination of corporate tax avoidance and financial advisors to avoid taxes? Seems those two industries are thriving...
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  15.  @acolli777  Agreed, the sale of Channel 4 is another in a long line of moves by the Tories to censor British news and make a profit at the same time.
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  16. Conflict of interest is involved in everything the Tories do. They control the media, the political system, corporate taxation, and internet censorship. They've reduced our rights, freedoms, ability to protest and therefore our ability to challenge them through any of the usual means. Cash drops in the Caymans and Blinkers on Politicians Bright precious metals and cold-hearted descisions Brown paper envelopes which bribery brings These are a few of the Tory's favourite things.
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  17. I wish Labour would stop bringing in all this authoritarian legislation, crashing the economy and imposing Brexit on us. Polarisation the nation, gaslighting us and increasing the poverty gap and the cost of living crisis. I wish Labour had done a better job with the pandemic and weren't so corrupt as to give their mates contracts worth hundreds of billions while allowing several billion worth of fraud...
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  18. If you were bullied at school, have limitless ambition despite no specific skillset, are not aesthetically pleasing to look at, have a network of similar deplorables to give you an undeserved step up the ladder and love to compound problems with your incompetence and then victim blame. Why not join the Conservative party?
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  19. Infighting great, Bojo return - not so great... Boris the man who was born with a silver foot in his mouth. He has the backbone of a chocolate éclair, the IQ of a crack-addicted hamster and all the charisma of a used tissue. The only man, who after selling his soul had to give the Devil a refund... in roubles.
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  20. Thanks for the info, Phil. Not know for his backbone? Boris has the backbone of a chocolate eclair. The GFA has already been risked several times. JRM is actually very dangerous as he's an amoral profiteer who sees the world through the eyes of personal profit and sees 'ordinary' people as disposable commodities. The Tories in general have little respect for the public as we've seen by their wielding economic euthanasia like it's a superpower. They certainly have no love for the Irish people and would sell them out to keep their Brexit dream alive, unaware the rest of us see it as a Brexit nightmare.
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  21.  @rubaiyat300  lol, 100% you nailed it on the head! 1,000 points to you!
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  22.  @lesliemackay7853  Hi Leslie, wow, she should turn it into a hydroponics farm lol. I'm fine I'm big and miserable enough to put up with it :) I'm writing and using a large online retailer to spread the word, use the tools of the opposition against themselves "The art of left-wing self-defence" on a large river named site...
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  23.  @christinedumonceau5057  Agreed, I've been on an urgent waiting list for over a year. Despite knowing what the problem is I can't get a diagnosis and so I have to pay for my own meds.
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  24.  @lesliemackay7853  LED is cheaper but growth suffers a tad, although getting the right PH balance for hydro is essential. H202 in small amounts helps oxygenate the tank. So I've been told :) It's a very well-known global platform - meanies I try to boycott normally, named after a river located in the northern portion of South America. But has access to most countries, so for spreading the word it is good to kindle the imagination.
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  25.  @lesliemackay7853  PS I'm Welsh and support my Celtic cousins! Saor Alba! Tiocfaidh ár lá! Annibyniaeth i Gymru!
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  26.  @lesliemackay7853  Yes, I've heard using bags of bacteria that produce CO2 in the tent/area can be very productive. I wouldn't be able to afford the electricity bills these days but was a huge fan back in the day!
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  27.  @lesliemackay7853  lol awesome! We, Welsh, have a cheeky sense of humour and do love to tease our Celtic brothers. Annibyniaeth i Gymru!
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  28. Just remember that you're standing in a country that's devolving and dissolving at 900 miles an hour. The Tories making millions every second, so it's reckoned, The media, the source of all their power. Now the sun, the daily mail, the daily express, the telegraph, Are misleading millions of Brits every day, In the awful Tory Britain full of poverty and decay, On a planet in the embarrassed Milky Way...
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  29.  @TheSuperPsychoKiller  Agreed, Stockholm syndrome suffering sycophants.
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  30. Johnson obviously lied, Johnson won't resign. Of course, the Tories will scapegoat junior staffers while protecting their top guns. Britain is revolting and not in the right way!
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  31. Re-writing history so soon, taking advantage of the 3-minute attention span of the public. But to be fair the Tories look after us just like they care for their own children. No, I don't mean they leave us in the pub, palm us off onto a wet nurse, send us to boarding school or employ a Nanny to take care of us. I mean in the same way the caring Cuckoo looks after their young or the way a new leader of a pride of lions looks after the cubs of the previous patriarch...
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  32.  @Bruce-1956  I agree with your point. But I'm Welsh not English, blame British maps and schooling :)
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  33. They are essentially profiteering from suffering while using economic euthanasia as a tool to depopulate. There is no doubt that these are the results of their actions, they are not politicians but ignoble ideologues of dangerous philosophies...
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  34.  @PeterPete  Who took the working class out of the slums and gave them social housing, human rights, working rights, legal aid, free schooling, free healthcare, a welfare state that we pay into to protect the sick and disabled, national industry, public transport, public parks, public libraries? Labour. Who sold off all our national infrastructure and now gives subsidies, tax breaks and bailouts out of your taxes to the privatised industry and shareholders? The Tories. Now, having said that Starmer's Labour isn't that much better than the Tories, but it is better. As for democracy, you can't have a democracy where corporate lobbyists override the decisions of the public, so yes we don't have true democracy. You have the choice between corruption and manipulations from the Tories while they put their hand in your back pocket or a party who have a track record of doing a lot more for the majority of Brits. Life isn't fair, choose the best option or work to change the system...
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  35.  @fourstarfuel9702  I thought I was reading a script for Sean Bean in Sharp's Rifles for a minute lol
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  36.  @alangarland8571  We aren't in the matrix mate, we are ruled by self-serving kleptocrats who are putting through legislation to silence us, remove our rights, remove our right to protest, to strike, to have a minimum level of healthcare. Children are suffering diseases that we haven't seen for decades. A large portion of the working population are in poverty and can't afford to heat their mouldy damp houses. If you follow the multiple crises in society things aren't looking good at all...
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  37.  @JLSMaytham  Yes, that's kinda the point I was making, but I have to be politic in my comments due to filtering. We have global debts of over $300 trillion (4x global GDP) and a small office building (Ugland house) in the Cayman Islands with over 40,000 registered entities. Fractional Reserve Banking with FIAT currency is a farce and since the loss of the gold standard money is no longer tied to a physical resource. We are heading for digital currency and digital IDs which would make us vulnerable to being cut off from the means of supporting ourselves.
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  38.  @JLSMaytham  No probs mate.
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  39.  @dianapugh1534  Unfortunately I'd agree, considering the present management.
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  40.  @cole0889  lol I'll try: Labour is much better these days now they're run by centrist infiltrators and funded by corporate lobbyists:)
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  41. @sock lol I'm not a mathematician or physicist sorry. If there is some debate about the interpretation of a parallel universe I'll leave it to the theorists. My only concern right now is how best to draft a document to emancipate myself from the human race and divorce humanity :)
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  42.  @huwzebediahthomas9193  lol don't give Rees-Mogg ideas, the workhouses will be back open in a few days If he hears that. Cash drops in the Caymans for soulless politicians Breaking their own rules and making cold-hearted descisions Brown paper envelopes which bribery brings These are a few of the Tory's favourite things.
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  43. Tory MPs only fear is losing money. If they could get away with hiring MPs from an agency, on minimum wage to do their bidding, they would. They've helped double the wealth of the rich while shortening the lifespan and increasing the cost of living for the poor and still people vote these morality vacuums into office...
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  44.  @Tomlinsky  Agreed, The tabloids gave them excuses, they didn't want to vote for a supposed terrorist, they didn't want to vote for the supposed hard left, they wanted to 'see Brexit done', they didn't trust Labour on the economy despite the global financial crisis being no fault of Labour. They did what the tabloids told them to, and they will again, and again, and again. Action is the only solution, but no one in this country has the freedom to act, we are all tied to kids, debts, higher purchase agreements, bills, mortgages, low paid jobs, the next TV show to binge-watch - ad Infinitum
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  45.  @Pibrac42  The Tories like to bang on immigration but carefully manage it to their advantage. It's actually been higher for the past 12 years than it was under Labour. Yet they keep ramping up the jingoism every time their political poll ratings slide. Curious that :)
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  46.  @mariogmajner6549  He's done immigrants, not taxing corporations, erm he hasn't put the boot into the disabled yet has he?
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  47.  @mariogmajner6549  He's also funded by corporate and state lobbyists, dissed the unions and done a good impression of a Blair tribute act. Kicked out all the socialists and made sure Labour lost the last General Election with his centrist buddies, by jumping on every Tory bandwagon and torpedoing Labour's chances. Despite all that he's still preferable to the Tory clown circus.
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  48.  @Jay...777  Yes I'm a cash cow, cannon fodder and an asset. Although it's £s over here not $s. Preaching to the choir :)
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  49. Non-dom status is just a tax loophole for the entitled rich. Hypocrisy is still hypocrisy. Having said that, I won't have anyone saying the Tories are not trying to help the poor. They are ending the suffering of thousands every month by defunding and stealth privatising the NHS. They have helped reduce the burden on care homes by deliberately allowing Covid infections to reduce the numbers in care homes. They are also helping to give the homeless a voice by increasing their numbers significantly. They have massive lowered unemployment figures by stopping the disabled and Ill from claiming. The Tories have done more to help the poor than any government in history. By excluding them from health care and social care. Allowing them to leave this world quickly and efficiently...
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  50. Why is it that the Tories spend their time in office trying to reverse their own bad decisions and myopic policies... Rhetorical question.
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