Comments by "" (@charliemoore2551) on "KernowDamo" channel.

  1. I love this lady. Such arrogance and entitlement from this faux Labour candidate: "We're allowed to go out on the streets and talk to people; you're not." Stick it to him, lady!
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  2. Never mind Starmer welcoming Elphicke. The real story is that an extreme-right Tory is quite happy to endorse Starmer. If she thinks he's OK, that's all you need to know!
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  3. Decapitation has been a feature of colonial wars against liberation movements since the Netherlands fought for its independence from Spain. The British did it in India, the Dutch did it in Indonesia, the French in Algeria, the Portuguese in Mozambique and Angola, and so on. It doesn't work. It's never worked for Israel. Both Sinwar and Nasrallah were replacements for predecessors who were assassinated. Their successors will probably meet a similar fate one day. It's never made the slightest difference and it never will.
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  4. Of course they are brazen. They know that they have the support of Genocide Joe and his retinue of EU and UK fellow genocidists. Hopefully, someone will take them to court for their part in these war crimes. I can't feel anything but contempt for them.
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  5. The mendacity is astounding - even for Israel and the US.
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  6. Frightening. Really frightening. If George Orwell was alive now, he would no longer support his beloved Labour Party.
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  7. The most moral army has no idea what morality is!
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  8. My son lived in Jordan for the placement part of his Arabic degree. He noted a tension between loyalty to the monarchy and opposition to Israel. It is one of the most conservative of all the Arab countries but there is a limit to how much the population will put up with Israeli outrages. The monarch has to walk a fine line between serving his US backers and not pushing his population into getting rid of him.
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  9. With thousands of hours of personal body camera footage, they have not been able to provide evidence of one single rape. In the case of the lady who was photographed with her clothes arranged as if she'd been gang raped, the victim's family confirmed that they'd been speaking to her 4 minutes before she was found dying (and not raped) by a family friend who was also at the festival. The gruesome gang rape and murder described by an eyewitness for the New York Times had also been described in a Ha'aretz article but the details were different; what's more, such a crime would have left copious quantities of grisly forensic evidence yet none has been presented. The beheadings, the murder and mutilation of children, torture etc are all similarly unevidenced and the testimony of freed hostages tells us that they were treated with humanity and respect. No reasonable, thinking person can conclude that the Israeli narrative of 7 October is anything but a pack of lies. It beggars belief that an actual lawyer would have the gall to stand in front of a court of law and present such a narrative of hearsay and fabrication as testimony.
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  10. It seems to me that most Israeli propaganda is very amateurish indeed. But it's all they need. It's there to reassure their supporters rather than actually change anyone's mind. The people they are aiming at simply believe what they want. More to the point, they have no worries about networks like the BBC or the US, EU or Australian networks scrutinising their claims with vigilance or competence. Well done for calling it out, Damian.
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  11. Trump has no idea what he's taking on and even less idea about what he's taking it on with. The US has lost nearly every conflict it has entered since 1945. It was fought to a standstill by North Korea, turfed out of Indochina, humiliated at the Bay of Pigs, and worn down by Iraq. In 1983 it invaded Grenada with a massive army, including what it laughably calls "special forces" (which would be called infantry in any other army). It outnumbered the defenders by a factor of 5:1 and the extent to which it outgunned them was many times that. But the defenders, led by about 600 Cuban construction workers (I kid you not), held these "elite" troops off for 8 straight days. The Al Qassam Brigades would wipe the floor with them! What's more, every crooked pro-US dictator in the region would be forced to side with the Palestinians for fear of being overthrown by their own populations. Trump would have achieved what no one had ever believed possible - uniting the whole Arab and Mulsim world against a common enemy - Him!
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  12. Reminds me of reading about Himmler's visit to a death camp prior to the introduction of gas chambers. He witnessed a mass killing by firing squad and was distressed because he was hit by flying organic matter and was concerned about the effect this sort of experience would have on the mental health of the SS troops involved in the slaughter. Ben Gvir should be aware of the company he is historically keeping in his concern for the well-being of these IDF murderers. With that, the pig got up and slowly walked away.
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  13. Lammy is such an embarrassment. He has no morality or integrity.
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  14. I wish I could say "unbelievable". But it's become all too believable.
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  15. Reminds me of the early 1970s when Portuguese troops in Angola and Mozambique made postcards of themselves posing with the severed heads of "terrorists" or forcing terrified children to clear minefields for them. Within less than a year, we saw them expelled from Africa and their cruel Fascist government overthrown at home. Take note Netanhayu. This doesn't work.
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  16. Waters should be consulting lawyers on this. It's undeniably slander and I think he would rapidly get a retraction.
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  17. "Don't worry about the working class, they've got nowhere to go" Oh yes they have!
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  18. Balancing the books is economic illiteracy. We need a competent economist who understands how economies work not a bloody book-keeper - and a mediocre one at that.
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  19. The fact that he can't walk down the street without an army of bodyguards tells you everything you need to know about him. Not "The People's Party" anymore, is it?
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  20. I remember, many years ago, a Vietcong fighter being interviewed. He said that his unit would first listen to Radio Hanoi and then to Radio Saigon which each told the opposite of the other. Then they would listen to the BBC to find out what was really happening. We're a long way from that now, aren't we?
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  21. The idea of a Speaker Of The House being under the thumb of a Prime Minister is appalling in any circumstances: When that PM is an aider and abetter of appalling war crimes, doubly so.
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  22. It would be wonderful to see Streeting defenestrated. He is an obnoxious and very nasty mediocrity who has climbed the greasy pole by kissing the arses of those above him while kicking down at those below. He has no particular qualities; no achievements beyond self-advancement. Removing him would send a powerful message to Sir Keith: "Mess with the NHS and you will lose the working class." If you do that, it doesn't matter how much of the so-called "middle ground" you capture, Labour can't even survive as a party, let alone win.
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  23. They've got "the balls" to go after single mothers and pensioners but tremble in fear in front of the rich. They're beneath contempt!
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  24. Labour has always had interest groups within it. They range from Labour Friends of Israel, through Christian, Hindu, Muslim groups, Labour Friends of Palestine to the Institute of Workers Control and Blue Labour. All of them are legitimate lobby groups because they are composed of people who are, in the first place, supporters of the Labour Party and promote their specific aims as an adjunct to that support. But the Jewish Labour Movement, of which Akehurst is a member, is a very different creature indeed. It is financed by the Jewish National Fund (the organisation that funds the illegal settlements) and has no interest whatsoever in supporting Labour Party aims in general. It exists purely for the purpose of suborning Social Democratic parties to Israeli interests. It is just as entryist as Militant Tendency with the subtle difference that it has been successful. If you are right, Damien (and you usually are), this is a very sinister development indeed. It signals that the Labour Party is now a party which is fully under external control. When it's not serving the interests of its rich new donors or doing Genocide Joe's bidding, it's taking its orders directly from the JLM. Sad days!
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  25. Excellent video, Damian. You've called out hypocrisy and wilful myopia as it should be called out - with passionate anger!
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  26. "Why can't I speak?" He says after speaking solidly for a good 2 minutes without stopping - unsuccessfully trying to goad people into attacking him and shouting "coward" into the face of an elderly lady who didn't even come up to his chin. Irony has become normality!
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  27. He's a top lawyer. He can't possibly not know what he's suggesting. But he's the MI6 placeman in Westminster and he'll be quite happy to endanger peace in Ireland if that's what he's told to do.
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  28. The thousands of innocents being killed in Gaza mean nothing to these people but anything which affects profits gives them apoplexy. It makes my stomach turn.
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  29. The audacity of the man! And the coldness! No shame, no regret, no emotion of any sort. Ms Arendt, your case is made. Evil is banal. This man's inability to tell the difference between good and evil is as scary as it is possible to be.
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  30. Evil personified. He's down there with the worst. No morality, no decency. The world just became a little bit better and Hell a wee bit worse.
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  31. I remember that, when confronted by a detractor, Corbyn would always reply to them and discuss the matter at hand in a civilised manner. This man has neither the courage nor good manners of his predecessor. He has almost as much contempt for ordinary people as most of us have for him.
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  32. Is it me, or is there a contradiction between the number of Labour representatives jumping ship and the super majority predicted for Labour by the opinion polls?
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  33. I'm appalled that it only halved his support amongst Muslims. What are the other half thinking? What is everyone else thinking? It's often said that those who stand by and allow evil to be done are as complicit as the perpetrators. This man is the personification of that. How can anyone support him?
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  34. And we have a Prime Minister who gives his unequivocal backing to this wickedness. We all need to be very, very ashamed. Blogs like this are all we have to redeem us. It's really important that the mainstream narrative - or rather, lack of one - is constantly challenged.
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  35. Well done, Damien. Because of the courage of honest bloggers like yourself, mainstream media is actually beginning to question Israel's behaviour.
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  36. If anyone in the shadow cabinet is worse than Starmer himself, it's Wes. He is the most venal of politicians: no moral compass, no empathy, no humanity.
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  37. By voting out Labour, Tories and Lib Dems. Seemples!
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  38. I'm not a Muslim. But I feel like that too. Peace and respect to you.
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  39. "We've changed. You can trust us now" was obviously aimed at the likes of her. "There's the door" was meant for the rest of us. I wonder which group has the most votes....
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  40. Success for the Tories would be disastrous for the UK working class. Success for Starmer's Labour would be in even more disastrous because it would make permanent Starmer's efforts to neuter the Labour movement as a defender of working-class interests.
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  41. Don't forget those "bandits" were guided and directed to the aid convoys by the IDF. Then, as they robbed the convoys, the IDF stood guard and prevented the civil police from interrupting them.
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  42. I'm sure that Montague believes that she is in the top tier of journos: one who has so much gravitas that she can just pick off the likes of Loach like ripe fruit. So amusing to see the tables turned on her by someone whose intellect and, more importantly, integrity leaves her in the most dismal shade.
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  43. This is Starmer panicking about losing votes. Labour's private polling must be showing something they're not sharing. Alternatively, Starmer's actually found a conscience. Sorry! What was I thinking? 😂😂😂😂😂
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  44. The so-called "definition" ties them up in knots. On the one hand, it tries to (quite wrongly) conflate criticism of Israel with Antisemitism while also saying (quite rightly) that Jews should not be collectively held responsible for the actions of Israel. But then, if you're trying to defend an ethno-state in a democracy, consistency is simply impossible.
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  45. Lovely Freudian slip there, Damien. "...and who will be owning [wind turbines] in our privatised energy market which you won't renationalise? That will be the devil [pause] er the devil in the detail". You were right the first time!
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  46. Rewind back to the 1930s when those trying to raise the alarm about the intentions of another genocidal movement were treated with contempt and disdain by the US, the UK, France and all their allies. Genocide Joe and all his stooges (including our cowardly and contemptible Prime Minister) should note that history will be no kinder to them than it is to the appeasers of that period. Respect to the likes of Albanese for having the courage to speak truth to power.
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  47. He's not deluded. He's just lying. He knows full well that there's no meaningful imrovements in the relationship with the EU that don't involve rejoining the single market (which means freedom of movement) or customs union.
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  48. It beggars belief that a Labour leader could actually oppose workers' rights.
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  49. What really turns my stomach is his professing deeply held religious beliefs while he sells his soul for these thugs and dictators. Does he think he can bully the almighty with his patronising "Look! [insert pathetic excuse here]". Or perhaps "deeply held religious beliefs" are just another way of opening the right doors. Unfortunately, he's always got away with this hypocrisy - and that's the only thing Starmer is going to be interested in. They're both from the same stable.
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  50. Unfortunately, Damian, private healthcare doesn't fail. It's aim is to make money and it's very successful at doing that. Even worse, they're giving a generous portion of that money to Labour politicians like Starmer and Streeting who are also very successful at what they aim to do - look after themselves.
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