Comments by "lee boss" (@leeboss373) on "Andre Walker" channel.

  1.  @pricklydoorhandle  But we voted to leave the EU💁🏻‍♂️
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  2. But we voted to leave the EU
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  3.  @trytellingthetruth.2068  Most likely, Brown also did.
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  4.  @trytellingthetruth.2068  So did Brown
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  5. The Chinese are not stupid, unlike the empire of lies leaders.
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  6. Energy costs are sky high because of the sanctions on Europe! Sorry, Russia. Always get that wrong🤔 But true, net zero BS isn’t helping
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  7. 🤞🏻
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  8. @ I was waiting for the comments spouting msm lies.
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  9.  @richinderbyshire4779  The problem with that is Theresa May made them all legal when she signed the UN Migration pact. Not only that, they are protected by international law. Over and above our laws.
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  10.  @richinderbyshire4779  ​​The problem with that is Theresa May made them all legal when she signed the UN Migration pact. Not only that, they are protected by international law. Over and above ourlaws.
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  11.  @richinderbyshire4779  The problem with that is Theresa May made them all legal when she signed the UN Migration pact.
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  12.  @richinderbyshire4779 ​​⁠ The problem with that is Theresa May made them all legalwhen she signedthe UN Migrationpact.
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  13. Apart from the whole proimmigration thing😅
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  14.  @juliechurley2716  No, that’s antisemitic.
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  15.  @barriewilliams4526  Ignoramus 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  16. 3:35 can’t you say nationalist?
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  17. Moldova doesn’t want to join the EU!
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  18. China? Come on, it was AmericaFauci . We should all know this by now, we have the emails to prove it.
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  19. The tories have always been the gatekeepers to a proper right wing party. That’s why they must go!
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  20. Holocaust educational meal (programming) having no evidence of something can lead to people thinking something is true🤣🤣🤣 I nearly spat my tea out lol.
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  21. Nothing to see here🤔 ⸻ 1. Early Conflicts and Conquest (7th–11th centuries) • Battle of Chester (c. 616) – Northumbrians defeated a Welsh alliance. • Offa’s Dyke (8th century) – Not a battle, but a major defensive earthwork built by the Mercians to separate themselves from the Welsh. • Various skirmishes (8th–11th centuries) between Anglo-Saxon kingdoms and Welsh rulers. ⸻ 2. Norman Invasion and Marcher Lords (1067–1282) • Norman Conquest of Wales (1067–1081) – Series of campaigns as Normans pushed into Wales. • Battle of Mynydd Carn (1081) – Welsh internal battle with Norman implications. • Establishment of Marcher Lordships along the border led to near-constant skirmishes. ⸻ 3. Wars of Welsh Independence • First War of Welsh Independence (1276–1277) – Edward I vs. Llywelyn ap Gruffudd (Llywelyn the Last). • Second War of Welsh Independence (1282–1283) – Ended with the death of Llywelyn and the conquest of Wales. • Battle of Orewin Bridge (1282) – Llywelyn was killed. • Fall of Dolwyddelan Castle (1283) – Last major resistance. ⸻ 4. Rebellions Against English Rule • Madog ap Llywelyn Revolt (1294–1295) • Battle of Maes Moydog (1295) – English victory. • Llywelyn Bren’s Revolt (1316) – Uprising in Glamorgan. • Owain Glyndŵr’s Revolt (1400–1415) • Battle of Stalling Down (1403) • Battle of Grosmont (1405) – English victory. • Battle of Pwll Melyn (1406) – Heavy Welsh defeat. • Major Welsh uprising and the last serious challenge to English rule in Wales. ⸻ 5. Integration and Aftermath • After Glyndŵr’s revolt, Wales was gradually integrated into the English legal system via the Laws in Wales Acts (1535–1542) under Henry VIII.
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  22. Have we forgotten about the ira already?😮 1. Norman Invasion of Ireland (1169–1171) • 1169: Cambro-Normans under Strongbow (Richard de Clare) landed in Leinster. • 1171: King Henry II of England arrived to assert authority. • Led to centuries of Anglo-Norman (and later English) involvement in Ireland. ⸻ 2. Gaelic Resistance & Anglo-Irish Wars (13th–16th centuries) • Battle of Callann (1261) – Gaelic Irish victory against the Normans. • Many local conflicts as Irish chieftains resisted Anglo-Norman expansion. • By the 1500s, only the Pale (area around Dublin) remained under direct English control. ⸻ 3. Tudor Conquest of Ireland (1534–1603) • Kildare Rebellion (1534) – Led by “Silken Thomas,” suppressed by Henry VIII. • Desmond Rebellions (1569–1573, 1579–1583) – Rebellions in Munster against English rule. • Nine Years’ War (1594–1603) • Led by Hugh O’Neill and Hugh Roe O’Donnell. • Battle of the Yellow Ford (1598) – Major Irish victory. • Battle of Kinsale (1601) – Decisive English victory with Spanish involvement. ⸻ 4. 17th Century Wars & Rebellions • Irish Rebellion of 1641 – Catholic uprising; sparked: • Confederate Wars (1641–1653) – Irish Catholics vs. English Parliamentarians. • Cromwellian Conquest (1649–1653) • Siege of Drogheda (1649) – Cromwellian massacre. • Siege of Wexford (1649) – Another massacre. • Williamite War in Ireland (1689–1691) • Jacobites (Irish Catholics + French support) vs. Williamites (Protestant English/Dutch). • Battle of the Boyne (1690) – William III defeated James II. • Battle of Aughrim (1691) – Decisive Williamite victory. ⸻ 5. 18th–19th Century Rebellions • United Irishmen Rebellion (1798) • Inspired by the French Revolution. • Battle of Vinegar Hill (1798) – British suppression. • Robert Emmet’s Rebellion (1803) – Failed uprising in Dublin. ⸻ 6. Irish War of Independence (1919–1921) • ira (Irish Republican Army) vs. British forces. • Guerrilla warfare, ambushes, and reprisals. • Kilmichael Ambush (1920), Bloody Sunday (1920). • Ended with the Anglo-Irish Treaty (1921) and creation of the Irish Free State (26 counties). ⸻ 7. Irish Civil War (1922–1923) • Not directly England vs. Ireland, but fought between pro- and anti-Treaty Irish forces. • Anti-Treaty forces opposed partition and the British-imposed terms. ⸻ 8. The Troubles (1969–1998) • Provisional ira vs. British Army, RUC, loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland. • Notable events: • Battle of the Bogside (1969) • Bloody Sunday (1972) – British soldiers shot 26 unarmed civilians. • Bombings in Belfast, London, Birmingham, etc. • Ended (largely) with the Good Friday Agreement (1998).
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  23. 1. Early Conflicts and Conquest (7th–11th centuries) • Battle of Chester (c. 616) – Northumbrians defeated a Welsh alliance. • Offa’s Dyke (8th century) – Not a battle, but a major defensive earthwork built by the Mercians to separate themselves from the Welsh. • Various skirmishes (8th–11th centuries) between Anglo-Saxon kingdoms and Welsh rulers. ⸻ 2. Norman Invasion and Marcher Lords (1067–1282) • Norman Conquest of Wales (1067–1081) – Series of campaigns as Normans pushed into Wales. • Battle of Mynydd Carn (1081) – Welsh internal battle with Norman implications. • Establishment of Marcher Lordships along the border led to near-constant skirmishes. ⸻ 3. Wars of Welsh Independence • First War of Welsh Independence (1276–1277) – Edward I vs. Llywelyn ap Gruffudd (Llywelyn the Last). • Second War of Welsh Independence (1282–1283) – Ended with the death of Llywelyn and the conquest of Wales. • Battle of Orewin Bridge (1282) – Llywelyn was killed. • Fall of Dolwyddelan Castle (1283) – Last major resistance.
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  24. 1. Early Conflicts and Conquest (7th–11th centuries) • Battle of Chester (c. 616) – Northumbrians defeated a Welsh alliance. • Offa’s Dyke (8th century) – Not a battle, but a major defensive earthwork built by the Mercians to separate themselves from the Welsh. • Various skirmishes (8th–11th centuries) between Anglo-Saxon kingdoms and Welsh rulers. ⸻ 2. Norman Invasion and Marcher Lords (1067–1282) • Norman Conquest of Wales (1067–1081) – Series of campaigns as Normans pushed into Wales. • Battle of Mynydd Carn (1081) – Welsh internal battle with Norman implications. • Establishment of Marcher Lordships along the border led to near-constant skirmishes. ⸻ 3. Wars of WelshIndependence • First War of WelshIndependence (1276–1277) – Edward I vs. Llywelyn ap Gruffudd (Llywelyn the Last). • Second War of WelshIndependence (1282–1283) – Ended with the death of Llywelyn and the conquest of Wales. • Battle of Orewin Bridge (1282) – Llywelyn was killed. • Fall of Dolwyddelan Castle (1283) – Last major resistance.
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  25.  @williamwilliams3358  I know what you was trying to say but your example was wrong. All multiculturalcountries end incivilwar, whether Englishor not. That’s how borders are formed.
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  26.  @williamwilliams3358  We are not one country, we’re 4 countries under one king.
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  27. Actually, multiculturalism is distinct different cultures in one country, you’re describing integration.
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  28. I thought it was more of getting on the EU gravy train myself.
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  29. The state that hates us? Think about it!
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  30. You want to give our enemy the power to sentence us to death? Really
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  31. I’ve not seen Elon put his money where his mouth is yet🤔
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  32. Multiculturalcountries always endin civilwar, always.
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  33.  @T0NYD1CK  Nah, evil Putin wanted Ukraine’s minerals even though Russia has minerals in abundance because EVIL! Nothing to do with US wanting to carve up Russia and steal their minerals honest. Empire of lies.
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  34. Nah, evil Putin wanted Ukraine’s minerals even though wussia has minerals in abundance, because EVIL! Nothing to do with US wan ting to carve up wussia and steel their miner als honest. Empire of lies.
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  35. 7:43 wait, so they have flags of their countries in the windows but our authorities can’t identify where they come from🤦🏻‍♂️
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  36. Yep, it all must be knocked down🏗️
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  37. That’s hilarious, the richest man on earth falling for Tommy’s grift lol.
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  38. @ Really!?lol
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  39. @ My point is that the national debt is not the deficit. Not sure how I cansimplify it more than that.
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  40. The tories have always been the gatekeepers of the right. Case in point, Enoch Powell
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  41. The tories have always been the gatekeepers of the right. Case in point, EnochPowell
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  42. The tories have always been the gatekeepers of the right. Case in point, Enoch Po well
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  43.  @Thorkell64  Worth rewatching every few years I think.
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  44.  @eddiebear34  They’re not his citizens, he’s Jewish. That’s why he doesn’t care.
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  45. If only but I think you’ll find they’re all members of friends of Israel. Same with Labour.
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  46. 6 abolished quangos including the supremecourt. 7 ban corporate lobbying.
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  47.  @AndreWalker  It’s amust, can’t do the others without doing that first.
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  48. Buy from the local slaughterhouse, thank me later😊
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  49. Lol, all these mindless people thinking eating food with chlorine on it is a good idea because someone told them so🤣
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  50. Let’s hope so🙏🏻
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