Comments by "duncan smith" (@duncansmith7562) on "The Telegraph" channel.

  1. it's amazing that there are still 6 people that see value in persisting in exploring a wilderness area, even though there is no evidence that Jay ever went there. had the Police spent 12 days actually investigating the background, the criminal past, the people involved, this would probably be all solved and the body found.
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  2.  @briankerrison8504  nonsense! other way round, the NHS is collapsing and GDP per capita has gone down. in countries where there is very little immigration, like Japan, Russia, Poland, Korea, life is SO much better. And Britain before mass immigration was so much better, and safer.
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  3. "trained up to NATO standards" would those be the same standards that saw the Taliban kick NATO out of Kabul so unceremoniously in 2021? the same NATO that armed, trained and advised battalions in Bakhmut that got massacred by demoralized convicts with shovels, that NATO? Just make sure all those guys have passed the sensitivity and diversity course before they face up to the Chechens.
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  4. same as UK government regarding its policy of mass immigration.
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  5. if only they could train them to Wagner standards
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  6. population decline, in the West, is not seen as a problem at all. The problem is how the state, that has committed itself to providing healthcare for all and pensions for all, keeps funding such Utopian programs when those working and contributing to the Ponzi scheme are declining in numbers.
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  7. Blame the EU. EU law allows freedom of movement, so locals can never "get their beaches back". the beaches and towns are not "theirs" any more.
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  8. "targeting energy infrastructure to freeze the country into submission" no, targeting energy infrastructure to make troop transport via the electrified rail network impossible, and to deplete Ukronazi air defences.
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  9. please cover how deluded outfits like the Telegraph ever thought that NATO/Ukraine could ever defeat Russia in a ground war and examine what assumptions were made that were totally wrong.
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  10.  @KSzkodaGames  UK citizens need no visa to travel to the Schengen Zone nor to anywhere in the EU. Learn the basics. The point is there are 500 million EU citizens (I'm not talking about Brits in this statement) and every single one of those 500 million citizens has Freedom of Movement in the EU, so the locals better learn PDQ that "their" town, "their" streets, "their" housing and "their" beach, as per EU rules, is NOT theirs, but now belongs to the whole EU, capisce?
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  11. Slava Rossiyi. The convicts and mercenaries have done a great job of defeating the NATO trained and armed Ukronazis. Zelensky, the master tactician, looking at 5000 of his cannon fodder being cut off in the next few days.
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  12.  @KSzkodaGames  not allowed under EU Freedom of Movement laws. 500 million people live in the EU, and not one single one of them can be banned from going to Spain, to Mallorca, and living there, so the locals, having embraced the EU, have lost all control of their immigration, their beaches, their streets. time to wake up.
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  13. @Li F grasp reality, Adolf
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  14.  @binkabi4725  As EU citizens, the locals can go anywhere in the EU they choose, for as long as they like. and anyone in the EU can outprice them in their own home town and hang around their beach forever. welcome to the horrors of the EU
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  15.  @sabinenadal8470  a stupid answer only to fools who don't grasp the underlying causes.
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  16. great to see the white British finally have a say. may indigenous Brits continue to let their feeling be known.
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  17. curious that the 2 strange men he overnighted with seem to be in the clear. what was in it for them to convince Slater to spend the night with them?
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  18. why?
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  19.  @allwrighty100  sadly for the locals, EU law prevents the locals having their beaches back. EU freedom of movement means the locals don't have a beach. that beach is open to anyone in the EU.
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  20.  @nelsonking  and as always, NATO will wash its hands of yet another miserable chapter and move on to the next proxy war. Look out, Taiwan.
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  21.  @bjsc1100  and more and more new Wagnerites are finishing training, armed with shovels, and will relieve the Chechens and DPR forces when needed. Just brilliant how Russia is keeping its real Russian forces back for when needed to massacre NATO when NATO is forced to send boots on the ground.
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  22. yet another fool who knows nothing about Russia. hilarious to see how while Putin succeeds in Ukraine, cretins blabbering on about imminent collapse in Russia are unaware of how NATO's proxy war has destroyed Ukraine and left the West much weaker.
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  23. Finally, from the horse's mouth, propaganda outlets like the Telegraph will be challenged. Putin will make so much sense to so many people who have a grasp of NATO's bullying and blundering in Ukraine.
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  24.  @VaduzVaduz  la verdad te duele, no?
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  25.  @primalamusica3  because it is illegal to steal others' assets, though the EU pirates are working hard to break the law and yet hide their crimes at the same time
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  26. Please cover the exact cost to British taxpayers of the massive aid given to Ukronzaia in this futile war, and how the government intends to repay the UK taxpayer once the war is concluded when Putin dictates terms of surrender.
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  27. Finally, the Muslims get to learn what jihad really means. Enjoy every second of it!
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  28. Best wishes to the brave Wagners, battling with just spades to defeat the ukronazi bullies. Slava Rossiyi
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  29. Only a total fool would think Russia could be defeated in a protracted ground war, but both NATO and Zelensky are 2 such total fools. the goat-herding, sandal clad Taliban gave us all a clue as to how pathetic NATO is when NATO was so unceremoniously removed from Kabul in 2021. Now we see the desperate act of turning to cluster bombs because NATO can't replace regular 155mm shells at the rate Ukraine uses them up. NATO needs more diversity and inclusivity training to take on Russia.
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  30. Had the Telegraph had any clue about Russia and Ukraine, it would have declared in Feb 22 that it is an insane idea to fight Russia in a protracted ground war and expect to win. But the Telegraph was one of the cheerleaders for this futile, senseless war that Ukraine/NATO cannot win. Now, the problem, for the Telegraph, is how to spin a narrative that doesn't make them look like the bunch of dopes and fools that they are.
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  31. So now the Police decide who is "welcome" and "not welcome" to join a march, and have the powers to arrest anyone they deem broke the law of "being unwelcome" to a march! These days, it's a toss up, North Korea or UK has more restrictions on movement and speech?
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  32. this is what happens when EU law allows freedom of movement
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  33. why? respect is something earned, not just given out to anyone in line.
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  34.  @danielwhyatt3278  lucky? they may well have worked for every penny of their trip? how would that be "lucky"?
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  35.  @Cj-kl2ol  NATO countries were. USA is in NATO, USA was in Afghanistan. UK is in NATO, UK was in Afghanistan. Got it?
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  36.  @labt8194  I never said anything about the tourists "involved in this video". looks like reading comprehension is not your forte.
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  37.  @agbomolica1  His Majesty the King brings total disrespect to the English culture and people
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  38.  @humphreysliftingandfitness626  maybe if Spain had some kind of serious consequence for such behaviour things might change?
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  39. "Refugees welcome here"....as long as "here" doesn't mean under the roof of the protester, but under someone else's roof. the usual hypocrisy and generosity with other people's money.
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  40. Almost certainly another Welsh perpetrator. The sooner they are all deported back to Wales the better.
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  41.  @antonb348  I never mention random countries. I've either been there or know enough about them to be sure their homogeneity is a key factor in their low crime rates.
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  42.  @shahnazkayani2310  1. No one said life was so good in the UK in the 50's and 60's compared to Australia. 2. There was no shortage of workers in the UK. There was a shortage of work available in the Caribbean. 3. No one asked the Windrush lot to come over. They were allowed to enter as citizens of the Commonwealth. 4. Dad given a visa does not mean that the entire UK needed more workers. It means in certain sectors there are/were vacancies. Same reason I was granted a work visa for USA. 5. Correct, India now does a lot of the manufacturing that UK used to do. That's why UK needs no more immigrant workers.
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  43. finally, white Britain gets to have its say......20 years in the making, let the Stasi police know what a summer they are in for!
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  44. no. the ukronazis have only shown they are more than happy to allow their cannon fodder to be massacred in a futile war. Russia has won.
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  45.  @2msvalkyrie529  not for the first time in is life, the commander in chief has really f**ked up
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  46. yep, that smirk fits perfectly with someone who cares nothing for her country's 10 million refugees, totally bankrupt country and massacre of its armed forces. she will be smirking right up til Putin dictates peace terms when the last Ukrainian cannon fodder has been dismembered by a land mine.
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  47. why the assumption that the Russians are trying to encircle Bakhmut? The cauldron they already have is working just fine.
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  48. not one single person crossing the Channel is coming to the UK in fear for their lives or from persecution. France is as safe a country as any. Therefore, none of them is a genuine refugee and none can explain what it is about France that they need asylum from.
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  49. Wouldn't have swastika on display in public in Russia.
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  50. "lack of unity of Russian forces" right, so NATO trained and armed and advised battalions just got massacred by a bunch of demoralized convicts with shovels, we are told, all poorly supplied, poorly led, inexperienced dopes, and yet it's a lack of unity in Russia's defence force that will win the day for the ukronazi/NATO alliance. yep, right.
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