Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Sky News" channel.

  1.  @Joebius1  Brexit is boring af. As full of lies and bs as us politics though
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  2.  @BSultimate  that's just like, your opinion man, which is irrelevant
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  3.  @PSYCHOLOGYALEVELMsKerr  criticism of Israel does not equate to anti semitism
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  4. Wonder if this is on rt. Funny that the police in Britain are acting exactly like Russian police these days and yet British media don't make the comparison
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  5. It’s strange that they aren’t quarantining people coming in from India isn’t it
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  6. It’s because people don’t have the support structure of friends and family anymore. The internet and lockdowns have created the loneliest generation in history
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  7. Just another Israeli gala ex flag to try and get the world to start a war with Iran
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  8. Quality sausages as well
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  9. Not too mention the fact that he was a member of known right wing group and that he was clearly deranged and hated women
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  10. Wish I was on furlough
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  11. Definitely. Run it down into the ground then closing the only way to save it is by giving huge taxpayers contracts to big us medical insurance companies, and obviously skim some cream off the top via ministers consultancy companies who win the contract
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  12. She doesn't give an f about democracy
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  13. And a close friend of putin, that seems to have been forgotten for the moment
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  14. Finally some actual news from sky...
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  15. Kier coming out immediately after the brexit vote saying it needs to be overturned has got everything to do with this. Go and check how hartlepool voted in the referendum. Kier Starmer is unelectable because no one who voted Brexit will ever forget he wanted to take away their democratic mandate. As long as he is labour leader all he will do is prop up a failing sleaze infested Conservative government
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  16. He’ll be on the vulnerable prisoner wing with all the nonces, he’ll have all mod cons in his cell, TV PlayStation phone, he’ll have it cushdy
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  17. It only matters in Ukraine
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  18.  @GoogleAccount-pl5lh  still got king covid myself, I used to box, run, weightlift and cycle every week as well as go for walks. Not been able to do any of it apart from walk for 2 years
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  19. We must be because apparently it's the government's business to tell private firms where their employees should work
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  20. Johnson is a pathological liar
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  21. This is starting to make sense, he's a Russian agent. Makes sense, his parents are from Hungary
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  22.  @Cruzeoc101 zov explained it themselves. They shoot Russian collaborators. They define a collaborator as anyone who interacts with Russians or the Russian military in anyway. In Bucha and other parts of Russian occupied Ukraine, Russians gave white armbands to those Ukrainians who agreed to help distribute food and medical aid. All the civilians shot dead in Bucha had white armbands. Far right paramilitaries like Adair and Azov have been torturing and killing ethnic Russian Ukrainians ever since 2014, as documented by Amnesty International. The 46 protestors burnt alive by Adair in Odessa are just one example.
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  23. Definitely his responsibility
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  24.  @after-lifeadvice7067  India leased a submarine from Russia then dived with the hatch open...
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  25. Jonathan Reynolds, and he said nothing about it. Neither did any of the Labour councillors in the same WhatsApp group
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  26.  @ASMR-XI-ZUI  and Hebrew with her paymasters
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  27. Starting with her and him
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  28.  @danielwebb8402  public sector average salaries have not gone up 20 000 in the last ten years at all. The average public sector salary is only 26 000, and that is massively skewed upwards by the huge pay politicians and senior civil servants and nhs trust managers get. Most public sector workers get below 26 000
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  29.  @terjeoseberg990  get real
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  30. @SevenBee-q2jyes it is
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  31. Yes
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  32.  @ramesh_manga this wasn't a blue wall though was it? Starmer is unelectable, he will never become prime minister
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  33. Even bigger weirdos defending Israel who are behind it
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  34.  @stetomlinson3146  it’s just a coincidence that the woman smiling about saying sorry was a government minister 5 years ago
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  35.  @ihavegreeneyes14  Ukraine is attacking Russian civilian and industrial targets in Russia, Russia is targeting Ukrainian military sites in Ukraine. Seems fair
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  36.  @nodwellr  of course boris is a sleaze ridden untrustworthy liar. Possibly the worst prime minister we've had since chamberlain. What does it say about kier that despite this and the covid disaster boris has presided over he's oversseeing the worst Labour election results for 50 years. Majors government in 97 didn't have half the sleaze that boris's has and yet Blair won by a landslide. Starmer is unelectable.
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  37. Exactly the same thing happened in North Africa and it was called the Arab spring and supported. It’s supported when it happens in Ukraine or Iran or Russia or China. So why not support it here instead of looking to clamp down on freedom? Sacrificing freedom for safety is a big no no
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  38.  @Arthur_King_of_the_Britons  yes but we got a lot less than 1000 refugees a day then. Since we've taken back control of our own borders we're still paying france and yet immigration is increasing. We can't blame the EU any more, this is the fault of the government dvd Boris's oven ready deal. Everyone will still vote for them at the next election , of course
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  39.  @juliandilling2702  actually May's deal was far better than this for NI as there was no border down the Irish Sea but Arlene Foster was too stupid or corrupt to stick to her agreement of support for it
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  40.  @KS-kn9tn  he's never been prime minister so we don't know. I'm no stammerer fan at all but I'd rather have that plank than Boris right now.
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  41.  @Mikebigmike94  nonsense, every coder I know who uses it is doing 4-5 times the amount of work they were before. They’re not being paid 4-5 times more. This means corporations are getting 4-5 times more work done from their workforce. They are going to very quickly translate that into cost savings which means people losing jobs. It’s not rocket science.
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  42. She’s actually laughing about it, no surprise she’s a former government minister
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  43.  @Land-of-reason  yes it does, go into any supermarket they're full of empty shelves.
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  44.  @scesfizia totally agree. We should competent people who don’t particularly want the job but do it out of a sense of duty and pride, essentially they’re being promoted by the people. None of these politicians can do anything expect lie, steal and politrick
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  45. Never worked a day in her life
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  46. They needed additional resources to make some arrests? What were the other 700 ground troops doing, wanking over their guns?
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  47.  @tabularasa7775  quick way to get evicted
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  48. @Wesley Dunn to save their republic or to save trump?
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  49.  @BSultimate  An Irish stout that has existed for over 250 years and is served 10 million times in 160 countries every day is more relevant than the symbol of a make believe race of alien robots
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  50. FazeWrecker can they just stop all the mass panic buying because they'll be nothing left worth looting otherwise
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