Comments by "Me Myself" (@memyself1566) on "Andrew Lawrence" channel.

  1. You have not mentioned ULEZ and the 15 minute city concept.
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  2. One could say that it is now downhill all the way. Just a century ago everything within the United Kingdom was very different. I’m not saying it was a perfect country though, of course.
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  3. Politicians are also part of the cabal – Tories or Labour, it makes no difference, just two masks on the same face. Our politicians are here to suppress us, not to represent us. The people they represent are the elites, the less than 1%.
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  4.  @christ5160  Yes, it is a very interesting thought – YouTube is controlled from Zionist Silicon Valley. Purely a coincidence, of course.
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  5.  @bigvern3487  More specifically: Divide – Conquer – Rule.
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  6. You might as well go back to bed – so many of us are fucked up in so many different ways now. Me included.
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  7. The problem with getting people to vote for them is a real worry – they still go for the Labour / Tory two-horse race.
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  8. Amongst the sociopaths, almost inevitably, there will be a number of psychopaths also – politics attracts that sort of individual.
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  9. The cranky background music makes it even more amusing and in the right way.
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  10.  @stevedennison4095  It is often very easy for a woman to instigate physical violence between two or more men. At the core of it is a psychological threat of chivalry, which feminism has not eroded completely.
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  11. @Rachel Elizabeth A very creative and accurate summation, of somebody who has the image of a friend of the people. I get the distinct impression that he is laughing at us behind our backs.
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  12.  @wateo1782  Yes, it is something of a contradiction and conundrum! There must be an explanation to it all.
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  13. Well, only a little bit black – mainly white-ish.
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  14.  @lawrenceholden5716  Agreed – they have become too political, instead of preserving our heritage and history. They have been listening to PC culture for too long. My friends and I like to get away from that by going to a National Trust property or gardens – we don’t want politics as part of our membership. The mainstream media is full of that already.
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  15. Guy Fawkes (Guido Fawkes) tried that some years ago – it didn’t get him very far, although I would agree with the principle of his actions.
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  16. I suspect that it will never happen and if it does ever happen something will replace it – something which is equally anti-white, anti-English and anti-Christian.
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  17.  @blacksmitho2224  No CO2 means that there will be no plant life and therefore no crops in the fields. Yet we are being taxed on our CO2 emissions. It’s just yet another hook onto which any government can add yet more taxation – eventually we will be taxed out of almost all of our money. The rug has been pulled from underneath our feet, yet we cannot see it or feel it.
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  18.  @ThePandor3  Actually, you are more correct than the other commentators on this thread. It was our biggest mistake in centuries.
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  19.  @sepgorut2492  Not all of them – only the cream of Ireland pronounces the TH, instead of the TURD.
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  20.  @johnrawlins6147  Not really – have no intention of living there ever. Even a short visit would have to be extremely important for me to see London. The last time I went there was in the mid 80s and it was crap then.
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  21.  @SagaciousFrank  The majority of people had a shit life in this country well before the start of World War I. The poverty and the suffering of the masses within the most powerful country in the world was a disgrace. Two world wars have made this country even worse for the native population. Now, places like London are no longer English.
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  22.  @jamesthecat  I did the safest and most sensible thing that I could do – avoid the so-called jab (a quick, easy word for the plebs to understand).
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  23. Because they are manipulated from behind – by people who we never see and hear about.
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  24.  @englandexpects2056  Better still – placate the masses with sport on the television. The added bonus of advertising comes in useful to drown us in an obsession with consumerism.
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  25. Correct, but who ultimately controls the civil service?
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  26. I can understand the managers irate attitude – no car, no fuel. There is a certain logic to the scenario.
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  27. That was a very good welcome and a good way of explaining everything!
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  28.  @artorias5737  Were they Astra-Zeneca, Moderna, or Pfizer? Perhaps you had all three – the best cocktail of them all (guaranteed to kill everything, including the patient)!
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  29.  @sirgamezalot2623  Yes, he appears to be very prejudiced, although having benefited from living in an obviously unprejudiced country. He now has the title, as we all know, as well as having quite a few pounds in the bank. I suggest he goes back to his roots – Africa. It might make a good change from Dudley (nobody wants to live there anyway).
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  30.  @paulhiggins6024  👍👍👍😂😂😂
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  31.  @steve5825  So true, Steve! Who will they be fighting for eventually though?
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  32.  @walterbishop1697  Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha… Green is not dark enough for her, so the crayons would have to be at least dark grey or brown – or preferably a darker colour.
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  33. I just cannot wait for the Welwyn Garden City variant. That should just about finish us off – lockdowns for another year or two.
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  34. That has always been the case throughout history, in actual fact.
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  35.  @stubones  Nothing to see? There’s a lot to see in terms of human and animal pain and suffering through ignorance and religious dogma! There is a lot to see and it is right in front of our eyes.
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  36.  @jense.6920  So long as it gets rid of my next door neighbours and their vile youth, I don’t mind a nuclear holocaust in the slightest.
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  37. It would certainly help if the government did not waste so much money on fighting wars for the benefit of America and Israel. There are other very wasteful practices that mean we pay more tax than we really should and our pensions could come to us much earlier as a result. Supporting foreign nationals when they have not contributed to the system makes the situation even worse.
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  38.  @stubones  Absolutely accurate and true statement – it’s strange how a variant can move across the whole globe in about four days. Just a coincidence? No, the directive and agenda is at play.
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  39. I have been saying something very similar for many years now – New Labour equals same Tories.
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  40.  @amandaduggan9051  Is Fergie capable of looking after them though? Another hideous specimen of aristocracy!
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  41.  @sirrobinofloxley7156  Exactly – just like the AIDS crisis and now the C-19 crisis. The sheep are all utterly stupid.
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  42.  @HarrySmith-hr2iv  Yes, but it goes a lot deeper than that – it’s a form of truth that nobody wants to hear.
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  43.  @littlelioness4278  Your critical thinking mind is all that you need to assess this whole situation. It has raised so many question marks that at the moment cannot be answered – one day they will be. I am thinking along the same lines, although friends and family look at me as though I have lost my sanity. Fortunately, this situation has exposed the weaknesses of the thinking of the human race. This is a wake-up call to humanity – but I wonder how long it will take for them to wake up to the reality and not the massive media charade.
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  44.  @airvicemarshalsirgeorgemas2083  Well, you could say that, but in reality it is never too late – just later than it should have occurred. The UK must take heed right now, unless it wants to reach the stage that Sweden has reached at the present time. The UK probably started to deteriorate earlier than Sweden – late 40s, In my opinion. Political correctness has had its part to play, together with a certain mindset.
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  45. Macron has always been an easily manipulated puppet – even his wife was his schoolteacher in his earlier life. Very suspicious in itself.
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  46.  @robertjohnston8690  Yes, quite agree – the so-called fee will come out of general taxation, just like it does in Norway! A subscription service will not give them as much income as a compulsory slice of the taxpayers’ money.
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  47. Therefore, absolutely none at all.
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  48.  @jimmycampbell78  More inclined? No, it’s guaranteed.
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  49. Yes, most of the residents of the UK!
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  50.  @franmillican3316  That is very good to know. I regret paying it for nearly 15 years! Totally wasted money, which is already hard to come by for a high percentage of the population!
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