Comments by "FiveLiver" (@FiveLiver) on "First British evacuation flights arrive from Sudan as ceasefire continues" video.

  1. England was racially homogeneous for 1000 years, until living memory. All the migration before that was from northern Europe anyway. We were never asked and didn't give our permission for Third World settlement in England.
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  2. Don't you mean making antiwhite comments is your favourite pastime?
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  3.  @liberationfromcolonialisma4432  Prince Philip was Danish, and Kate Middleton and Diana Spencer were both English.
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  4. Probably dual citizens who identify as Sudanese but when it kicks off like to be thought of as 'Brits'.
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  5. They live there. It's their country. They just have a British passport for emergencies.
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  6. There are no British communities in Pakistan, why should there be Pakistani communities in England?
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  7.  @duppa  'Racist' is an antiwhite term. It is used to silence white people. You may even be white - it doesn't matter, whites are the only group that call each other racists, and they are quite proud of themselves for doing it.
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  8.  @duppa  'Racist' is an antiwhite slur. Whenever the term racist is used it is directed against white people - regardless of what google tells you.
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  9. This is the age of antiwhiteism, where white people don't have rights, only global responsibilities.
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  10.  MD  You said it 🤣
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  11. Paper nationals who have no business in Britain.
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  12. Actually it was once taken for granted that 'American' used to mean person of British descent, till the mass immigration of the C20th meant America became 'the land of the immigrants', now they want to corrupt the meaning of 'British' to mean anyone who happens to be born in Britain whatever their genetic heritage.
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  13.  @mofresh87  anyone who uses the term racist is antiwhite.
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  14. England isn't a lifeboat for the Third World as you antiwhites believe.
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  15. White people are designated by the UN Agenda 2030 as the first global citizens - with no rights, only global responsibilities.
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