Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "The Independent" channel.

  1. Richi Sunak tells us frequently about what he 'intends' to do. However, he never actually seems to do any of it.
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  2. Sad what former celebridees will do in their desperate attempts to become relevant again. I suspect little Greta has similar concerns.
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  3. Yes. Titanic's sister ship. Scrapped in 1934. What about her?
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  4. Probably, like a log. People with such personalities are barely able to perceive anything outside their own needs and desires.
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  5. Don't worry. People at that level always look after their own. They are untouchable, although a few little people will doubtless be sacrificed,
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  6.  @Capochin950  I would add severe financial penalties imposed on the main culprits.
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  7. Remember the awful Ernest Saunders. Released from prison after ten months? The only person ever to have recovered, seemingly, from Altzheimer's!!
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  8. I believe that the Dear Leader will not be announcing the sale of the two aircraft carriers to North Korea until the New Year?
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  9. What's the betting he turns up at the meeting wearing a Siren Suit and waving a big cigar?
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  10. I believe that David Lammy is eager to return the Falklands to the original owners. Unfortunately, as he thinks the Falklands are north east of the Shetlands, he thinks that the original owners were Norway.
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  11.  @spiritualdeath101  Doubtless a few 'little people' such as that one will be prosecuted, but the real villains will, as usual, escape unscathed.
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  12.  @DPK12  Saunders is still around. 88 years old.
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  13. I feared that our 'Dear Leader President Starmer' might have struggled to come to terms with the responsibilities of a Prime Minister, as opposed to those of a Leader of the Opposition. I did not expect that he would demonstrate how out of his depth he was so quickly. At a time when an appeal for unity and restraint was desperately needed, his recent statement, of 4 August, amounted to little more than an open declaration of war on around 80% of the people of this country, by apparently accusing them all of being far right thugs. What next, Sir Keir, Martial Law and troops on the streets, perhaps?
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  14.  @desj2584  Brilliant! Are you really saying that what Britain needs right now is a damned good old fashioned European War? That a European Army is really a good idea? They are not 'Our' European nations. Echoes of General Galtieri. Almost insurmountable domestic problems, so take peoples' attention off them by invading the Falklands? That ended well for him, didn't it?
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  15.  @sankt2557  Perhaps because your comment is both irrelevant and meaningless?
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  16.  @sankt2557  Because politics and geographical location are unconnected. Germany & France were neighbours in 1914 & in 1939. Did that make them allies politically?
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  17.  @sankt2557  I must have misunderstood. Didn't you write 'The European Union is a political entity that we left, but we are still in the area on the globe called Europe!' It wasn't me who suggested that geographical proximity necessarily equates to amity, and you have, presumably unintentially, agreed with me.
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  18. He has failed the first serious test of his premiership. At a time when he should have called for unity, he is encouraging division and hatred. I appreciate that his party have despised the White Working Class since the days of Blair, but openly proclaiming that contempt was surely unwise.
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  19. True, but don't be surprised if two of the short - list for his replacement are prominent & well-respected Imams.
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  20.  @vetinaris1297  Which enemy is actually 'advancing towards our shores' out of interest? Apart from the obvious one, which is both advancing and arriving, that is?
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  21. Oh well. At least we now know the true calibre of Fujitsu's management team.
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