Comments by "Steve Parker" (@steveparker8065) on "Sky News" channel.

  1. Anyone who hasn't seen this on the cards for the last decade were not paying attention...
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  2. We pay them 80k+ a year to run our country and they can't answer for their crimes? Something terribly wrong with that...
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  3. Anti-social behavior? like asset-stripping the country and transferring taxpayer money to your mate's off-shore bank accounts?
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  4. No matter how hard I concentrate when I rewatch the video, the plane always lands safely...
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  5. It's funny how the booms never trickle down to the workers, yet we pay for the system when it goes bust...
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  6. I'd just like to say that I love the way Brexit has improved the lives of Brits up all over the Union. How smooth the transition was and how quickly all the border, import and export issues were solved. I was especially pleased with how little money was spent on administration and how the UK's standing improved on the global stage, especially in Europe. There were virtually no financial losses and the pound keeps soaring ever higher. The UK has become unified and we all feel a closer kinship with the world. It's like a dream come true and there were hardly any teething problems as you'd expect with such a huge endeavour. The Tories protected the GFA at all costs. They made a plan right at the beginning and stuck to it all the way through, for a seamless transition, without aggravating a precarious peace. While implementing border controls that were easy to understand and smooth sailing for all involved. So glad we didn't lose any of the trading deals and relationships that took decades to build. An all-around success story for the UK. Now all that's left to do is to sit back and enjoy all those wonderful benefits with a nice cup of Sovereign Tea and a trip to the sunlit uplands to feed my Unicorns...
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  7. Correcting mistakes is wrong? I love the way Brexit has improved the lives of Brits up all over the Union. How smooth the transition was and how quickly all the border, import and export issues were solved. I was especially pleased with how little money was spent on administration and how the UK's standing improved on the global stage, especially in Europe. There were virtually no financial losses and the pound keeps soaring ever higher. The UK has become unified and we all feel a closer kinship with the world. It's like a dream come true and there were hardly any teething problems as you'd expect with such a huge endeavour. The Tories protected the GFA at all costs. They made a plan right at the beginning and stuck to it all the way through, for a seamless transition, without aggravating a precarious peace. While implementing border controls that were easy to understand and smooth sailing for all involved. So glad we didn't lose any of the trading deals and relationships that took decades to build. An all-around success story for the UK. Now all that's left to do is to sit back and enjoy all those wonderful benefits with a nice cup of Sovereign Tea and a trip to the sunlit uplands to feed my Unicorns...
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  8. Our last PM was hacked by Russian agents, her home secretary breached top security protocols and is considered a national security risk, the blonde PM before her was friends with a Russian KGB agent's son, who happens to own a large chunk of British media. The Tories have a "Friends of Russia" group where they allow Russian Oligarchs to buy British property and interests and many Tories holiday in the homes of Russian Oligarchs well known to be Russian assets. It ain't security guards we need to be worried about!
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  9. Afghanistan: British army forced to 'make very difficult choices' by inept politician's incompetence...
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  10. This will be the third attempt to point out that "Chi-na makes all the tech devices we use while In-dia makes all our clothes, they are then sold by western corporate giants..."
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  11. lol, it's as pathetically weak as it sounds. It's a pity for the Tories that we have no confidence in them after the 13 years of contempt they've shown us.
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  12. He should apologise for the low wages and the need for strikes in the first place. We support the strikers and we are the customers!
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  13. I love how Tory apologies always blame Labour for their blatant misinformation and duplicity. Not a fan of the current Labour party, haven't been a member for decades, but I'd rather have Kermit the Frog as PM than any Tory...
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  14. He'd know all about gas, the windbag...
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  15. So pointing out the evil of oil companies makes them extort us even more and that's on us? That's like a serial killer blaming their victims...
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  16. The director general - Tim Davie is a former Tory candidate and the BBC is stacked with Tories and donors in top positions. Motives behind the story need to be assessed...
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  17. Can't disagree, I can barely post a comment using descriptive words without being filtered or deleted...
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  18. Inflation is still at 8.7% and those with the lowest spending power have seen increases in living costs of over 15%. The price rises up to Dec 2022 were at a huge 16.9% and so 6% isn't really a rise in terms of inflation or the cost of goods. It's still a real-terms loss of wages and spending power...
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  19. Sajid Javid is the human form of a cold shiver looking for a spine to run up...
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  20. No! because you sold them off... The taxpayer owned the railways, the Tories sold them off. Now we pay the companies subsidies, give them tax breaks and then they ask us to bail them out every few years... Privatisation is a con to move vast amounts of money from the taxpayer's pocket into the offshore bank accounts of wealthy shareholders...
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  21. I heard France went ballistic and China went nuclear...
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  22. Wash your hands, stay 2 meters away from human beings, stay in your house and ignore that little voice in the back of your head that's screaming something's terribly wrong!
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  23. We the public have had a chat and we've decided Nurses are a lot more beneficial to society than politicians so we'll cut MPs wages to help pay for the nurse's reasonable requests...
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  24. The restrictions on flying were lifted after the pandemic and lots of students came back to continue their studies. But hey, as long as we aren't discussing the PPE fraud or the Tories crashing the economy...
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  25. I'm more than happy to go without food and heating so we can continue to fund corporate greed with our taxes. I'd gladly give my life so a multimillionaire can avoid taxes and buy a new luxury yacht...
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  26. Poor people paying for the tax breaks of corporations and bankers...
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  27. Is it because she's being investigated and left last week for multiple breaches of security and is supposed to be in charge of National security by any chance?
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  28. I hope they lose the custom of us Brits, considering they hardly pay any tax in Britain anyway, we won't miss their contribution...
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  29. Went to bed crying? That would imply they are mammalian and have feelings like regular people...
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  30. Focused on stopping the boats to presumably save our economy, while they have crashed the economy and sent the UK into a downward spiral of cost of living, NHS, transport and shortage problems...
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  31. How come rich people only get Covid when trying to gain public support after a scandal?
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  32. Selflessly 'keep going' as he drags the country on its knees, down even further...
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  33. “...taxes are not raised to carry on wars, but that wars are raised to carry on taxes” ― Thomas Paine
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  34. The day the world fell into an alternative dimension where truth is optional and illusion is more important than reality.
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  35. The thing I love about democracy is the amount of unelected Tory PMs we get these days, all of them previously shamed by scandals...
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  36. The PM and Chancellor have been fined less than they spend on a nightly bottle of wine... Remember when politicians used to resign for such indiscretions...
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  37. But £5 billion for defence is given the green light today. £37 billion for a failed test and trace was given the green light. £700 billion to bail out the banks in 2008 was given the green light... Priorities?
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  38. Is it that time again when we blame Jeremy Corbyn for everything that's wrong with the world? Would Berger ask him to condemn Jewish resistance fighters in WW2?
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  39. Transport Secretary urges people not to panic buy petrol knowing full well it will just encourage people to panic buy petrol...
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  40. UK politicians on their knees in front of corporate lobbyists...
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  41. They could restore the 5,000 mental health workers and social services and GP surgeries they've closed to help these young people. Using this as an excuse to further censor the British public is grossly cynical and leaves those who self-harm no place to discuss their issues online. Fair enough to stop people from encouraging it, but that's a broad brush to paint with...
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  42. Tories risking the Good Friday Agreement again at the same time as annoying our closest neighbours in the EU, they're a liability for Britain and Ireland...
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  43. He's about as popular as a floater in a swimming pool and just as charming...
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  44. All the trouble of installing a puppet government for imperialist westerners to manipulate, and then corruption...who'd have thunk it?
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  45. Not a problem, us plebs are happy to go without food and heating so some millionaires can continue living in the luxury to which they're accustomed...
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  46. Now do a long-term study on the effects of fast food on the cardiovascular system, or carcinogenic additives in food...
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  47. A tragic mistake that's happened to over 70,000 non-combatant civilians... I doubt your sincerity...
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  48. Richard Sharp was a Tory candidate for 4 years and was protecting the Tories from criticism of their abhorrent policies. Tories threw him under the bus just as they do with the British taxpayer...
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  49. The Tories were warned they'd risk the GFA, this is on the Tories for poking the bear...
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  50. Deplorable incident. I just wonder if the loss of 22,500 police offices, 5,000 mental health workers and 22,000 support workers contributed to the UK turning into the US...
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