Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1. The concerning thing is that Angela was merely the Igor to the Frankenstein that promises to be the Reverend Vennells.
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  2. What purpose would that serve? Better that she be required to forfeit most of her wealth & property, and then be forced to work in menial jobs for the rest of her existence. However:- 1). It will not happen. These people protect their own. 2). She is far from the only villain in this disgraceful affair.
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  3. @adrumchapelbear2187 As Angela would probably say. 'I don't know. I never made the connection.'
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  4. Without being (too) rude, St. Greta looks to have had a few expensive meals recently.
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  5.  @robinsmart4397  Well, it seems that 'people' were wrong.
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  6.  @drcommonsense1  'They' are not proposing any solution. The Government is responsible for solving these issues. Unfortunately, the government is not listening, as Starmer's astonishingly unwise speech made abundantly clear.
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  7. Krankie was hardly likely to say ' The game's up! It's a fair cop, Guv'nor. I'll come quietly.' Was she?
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  8. Anyone who thought that her performance on day one was poor should now view the absolute train wreck that was Angela's effort on the second day.
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  9.  @ohdearism  'Incredible amounts of naivety.' An excellent summing up of Sir Keir's Cabinet of failed sixth form student debaters.
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  10. Basically, what she seems to be saying is, 'These little people, they are all crooks and thieves. Sometimes, I wonder why we even appointed them to their positions in the first place.' Jus think, had Justin had his way, she would have been Bishop of London.
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  11.  @drcommonsense1  'and you blame a government that has been in power for not even a month?' No. a volatile situation has been exacerbated by Starmer's astonishingly divisive speech.
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  12.  @ianmacewan9416  I thought that was precisely what Sturgeon wanted when she hoped to become a minor province of the Brussels Empire?
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  13.  @MrDamodee  'Will nobody rid us of these turbulent Scots?' Or, as P. G. Wodehouse wrote, “It is never difficult to distinguish between a Scotsman with a grievance and a ray of sunshine.”
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  14. As I interpret it, it reads that he simply does not agree with Mr. Musk's assessment of Mr. Robinson.
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  15. Good heavens! Lady Nugee actually talking to a member of the lower orders. If she had known that she would be expected to speak to the peasantry, she wouldn't have joined.
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  16. Her evidence will be rather tedious. How many times can someone say 'I have no recollection of that' without it becoming a bit repetitive?
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  17. Unfair! Sean was an enthusiastic proponent of Scottish independence. So enthusiastic that he chose to demonstrate his support by living in Spain.
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  18. As a Briton, I would hope that he takes the side of the United States of America. Isn't that the duty of their President?
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  19. Rhat is a shameful thing to write about the Dear Leader & Rachel from Accounts.
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  20.  @s.j.bluewater908  I think I do. For the salary.
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  21. 'Forgotten Working Class Brits.' Aren't you really referring to the Dear Leader? When the UK government seeks to ban anyone who disagrees with it, it will be a sas say for freedom of speech.
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  22.  @darrenj3267  So, in your world, anyone who disagrees with the Dear Leader is knowingly spreading malicious untruths, and anyone who listens to them is, ipso facto, guilty of unjust bias?
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  23. Do you only believe in Freedom of Speech when it agrees with you?
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  24. Hold on. Hasn't he been consistent in his view of Mr. Robinson?
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  25.  @specialcandletrust6531  Quite right. It is unequal. Block Grant funding for the Scottish Government is the highest since devolution began at around £41 billion a year for 2022-2025. This means that for every £100 per person the UK Government spends in England on matters devolved to Scotland, the Scottish Government will receive around £126 per person in Scotland. It has always puzzled me why the SNP has always argued that it would benefit Scotland to leave the Union, only to become a minor and largely ignored colony of the European Empire. Surely, there must be more to it than Jimmie Krankie and her chums being able to fiddle from the public purse?
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  26. But if Reform, which is synonymous with Farage, allows itself to become the plaything of a rich man, it will forever be a minor party. Musk was right to criticise about the Grooming Gangs, although his language was intemperate, but seeking to run a British political party through a compliant lackey will certainly destroy any progress Reform might have made.
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  27. Is he? I thought he disagreed with him?
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  28. Lobour as in Lobourtomy?
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  29. Probably, President Biden has forgotten that there even was a debate by now.
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  30.  @emm_arr  You mean the issue that claims that, because you don't like the result of a democratic referendum, you can simply ignore it?
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  31.  @emm_arr  If I didn't, I wouldn't have written it.
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  32. Reform did not 'remove us from our European neighbours.' A referendum did.
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  33. At least two of them were on the other side of the Atlantic.
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  34. The British didn't divide India into India & Pakistan. It happened at the insistence of one Mohammed Ali Jinnah, who insisted upon a separate state for Muslims. History seemingly is not one of your strengths, presumably?
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  35. 'Do Starmer and Reeves have a ‘big idea’ to save the economy?' Indeed they do. Ask the Chinese to run it.
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  36. I fear that his record to date does not inspire much confidence.
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