Comments by "gerrabath" (@gerrabath) on "A Different Bias" channel.

  1. Peoples Front of Judea? He's over there! 😂
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  2. Imagine if at the next election Braverman lost her seat.
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  3. Someone pointed out on JOB yesterday that Rees-Mogg is a distaster capitalist who's only intention is to feather his own nest and keep his family in the style that it's become accustomed to. I think that very well may have been the case when he got onto the fairground ride that is bexit but the ride has long since passed the point where it's safe to get off.
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  4. They're not. It's just for some bizarre reason commentators would have us believe that the DM's opinion deserves constant reportage. The same thing applies to anything Farage says or does.
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  5. Completely forgot about the up coming elections, until I had a Reform leaflet through my letter box with a big picture of a slack jawed toad on it. It reminded me to not be so complacent and get off my arse and vote for anybody apart from Froggage's lot.
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  6.  weaverspell  BOLLOCKS!
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  7. Joining Deform is akin to Joining the Dennis The Menace fan club. Only with less benefits.
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  8. Doris is on the ropes already.
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  9. Is this not just Musk backing away from his recent spewings?
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  10. In other news....."Switzerland’s supreme court has overturned a nationwide referendum for the first time in the country’s modern history, on the grounds that the information given to voters was insufficient." Coming to a country near you soon... LoL!
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  11.  @mariogmajner6549  Maybe so but he's not PM is he.
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  12. LoL! Yeah nice one I geddit.
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  13. Yep Bojo the clown PM with Mogg the puppet master, backed at every turn by his legions of fanatical gammon headed frothpots.
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  14.  @philosoaper  It's the small minded Island mentality that's to blame for that one.
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  15. It seems JC doesn't counter her responses because that's what they* want him to do. It frustrates me sometimes that he misses so many open goals because he refuses to even kick the ball (mainly because he's sat on it and has been since he became party leader). But then I think hang on, why should he? All the stat's are out there in a matter of minutes via social media etc. and all it does is perpetuate the established way of doing politics (Blue team Vs Red team. To me, to you!) *Shysters
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  16. @ Joined YT today? OK bot. LoL!
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  17. It’s apparent that after a while, lame and ineffectual governments are set up to fail. That way the incoming administration can spend the whole of it’s term blaming the previous incumbents. The status quo is then maintained and the people who actually control things can carry on milking ad infinitum
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  18. To be grudgingly fair to Johnson he didn't actually say there were no cameras there he said there were no press.
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  19. LoL!
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  20. Pandering to beetroot headed froth pots?
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  21. So to sum up. Stupid people voted for stupid people.
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  22.  @ianm.4385  According to Tom Watson.
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  23.  Wolfgang Preier  Will of the British people? BOLLOCKS!
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  24. Momentum? YaY!
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  25. Mebbes the target has been reached. But imagine if a large chunk of those letter writers are actually pro Johnson and fully intend to vote against any no confidence motion.
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  26. No. People like to be scared by bogie men.
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  27.  @swallowdalert  Bollocks!
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  28.  @swallowdalert  So it's eunuchs your into now is it? You deviants change with the wind. It's so hard to keep up*. *Not intended as a euphemism so calm down.
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  29.  @michaelcottle6270  Mater!! One has arrived! :-)
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  30.  @michaelcottle6270  Well these bloodlines do have to be kept as pure as possible you know :-)
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  31. Well?
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  32.  @susanstanleyhammond5699  Depends what sort of cat it is.
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  33. Then it's the system that's at fault surely?
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  34. Because the Labour party leader is elected by the the party members and the party members are the only people the Labour party leader is obliged to represent.
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  35. ​ @sirmeowthelibrarycat  Calm down silly bollocks! So I take it the only people who get to vote are the ones who haven't already submitted letters?
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  36.  @sirmeowthelibrarycat  why don’t you enlighten us instead of just throwing the toys out of the play pen then silly bollocks. Nursery indeed.
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  37.  @sirmeowthelibrarycat  So it unsurprisingly turns out that you were talking out of your crack. LoL!
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  38.  @swallowdalert  Probably best to keep your sordid monorchismistic fantasies to yourself.
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  39.  @swallowdalert  Beating and buggering. You just can't help yourself can you. LoL!
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  40. Even mild mannered Barry Gardiner wasn't enough to raise the ratings of the Anderson's shit show.
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  41. I think you may have misunderstood my post there fella. I was merely pointing out that it's easy to fall back into the old politik game of one team versus another.
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  42. Jezza's still sat on the ball then? Good on 'im!
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  43. We'll be fighting in the streets with our children at our feet....
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  44. @Paul RS Yep.
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  45. You chose a date when you thought there'd be no big political stories to get married? Overblown sense of self importance? Surely not! 😁
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  46. Farage will only succeed in wiping himself out.
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  47. Stewart ripped it tonight.
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  48. Anybody got a link that shows the 'stop talking' note?
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  49. The Tea Boy commeth to wreak havoc (again) and Blairites spaff their pants in anticpation (again).
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  50. Labour had "a new leader" 4 years ago. The problem was the self-entitled establishment shat itself at the prospect and managed to convince the electorate (mostly through foul means) that it was the wrong sort of new leader.
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  51. Of course he is. he the leader of the official opposition party.
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  52. How many times have you voted Labour?
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  53.  @tracyofbg  So you voted for Corbyn last time?
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  54.  @tracyofbg  OK. Taking that reply into consideration it appears you wouldn't vote for Labour next time anyway regardless of who the leader is. I mean seeing as you've only ever voted Labour once before and that was only as a protest at Brexit your opening post appears to be a complete red herring.
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  55.  @tracyofbg  You must admit it doesn't scan that well. Be interesting to know who you would have voted for last time if the brexit vote hadn't have happened. I'm also interested to know exactly has caused you to lose confidence in Corbyn.
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  56.  @tracyofbg  I have nothing but complete and utter empathy with your position and agree with the stance to a certain degree. Nethertheless what you have said does nothing to dispell the overwhelming obviousness that your opening comment about you not voting labour again becaus e of Corbyn is at the very least spurious. Namaste.
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  57. Guess my comment about Corbyn playing the long game and waiting for the torys to get off the fence first must have got lost in the machine somewhere.
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  58. ​ @ADifferentBias  Phil your disdain of Corbyn is already legendary and one gets the feeling no matter what he does or did it would never surfice in your eyes. Bearing in mind that everyone and their dog have had the knives out for him since day one of his nomination for leader* what stategy in your opinion would have seen Corbyn safely ensconsed in No10 already? *not least from within the ranks of his own party.
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  59.  @ADifferentBias  Not bothering then Phil? I'm genuinely surprised and disappointed. My perfectly reasonable question in response to what came across as a somewhat mardy reply must have been too reasonable. Ah well OK so.
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  60. Putin is drunk on the smell of his own farts.
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  61.  @Laborfan28384  OK bot. LoL!
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  62.  @Laborfan28384  OK bot. LoL!
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  63. So it turns out Corbyn didn't walk out because Umunna was there after all. Quelle suprise.
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  64. I'll have it! How mauch?
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  65. To me what will happen is May will keep pushing her deal without shifting or compromising in any way. It'll keep getting voted down 'till the end of october then the EU will grant a final extension only to accomodate a people's vote. I reckon this has been the intention from day one.
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  66. Polls? Bring 'em on. I just carried out a poll that confirms that this kind of poll is at best an echo chamber but more likely a complete and utter waste of time. Has nobody learned anthing from the last GE?
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  67. Also you can't trust comments made by Youtubers who's channel have no content.
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  68.  @pilotalphapapa  Disappointing. I thought you may have been able to muster a better retort than that. What with the obvious plethora of hieroglyphs at your disposal. Have you ever considered that maybe it's you that's the idiot?
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  69.  @susanstanleyhammond5699  Is it now? Well stop pissing about and let's see the alleged video of this provincial town nominated, unnaturally shaded devious feline then. Otherwise it's existence could well be called into question.
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  70.  @susanstanleyhammond5699  That is without any shadow of a doubt a small child in a rather crude homemade cat costume. You are clearly a charlatan and I demand a refund!
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  71.  @jtbfii  Wot really?
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  72.  @mididoctors  Did you not?
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  73. Another candidate for jumping ship and being parachuted in by reform at the next by-election.
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  74. Ukip and Brexit party is fucked also.
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  75. Not to worry. All the Blairites will soon be back to blaming everyone apart from themselves.
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  76. More red meat for the rightwing nutters.
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  77. Yesterday Trump confirmed what most people have suspected for some time. His allegiance to Putin was laid bare for the world to see.
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