Comments by "Incurable Romantic" (@incurableromantic4006) on "The Telegraph" channel.

  1.  @CanKicker68  He wasn't even born in this country.
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  2. Why do they always sound so zombie-like? Just endless, mindless, repetitive, robot-like chanting.
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  3. It is indeed a tragedy. That poor stick.
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  4. He's not wrong.
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  5. "Local leaders fear it will dilute the indigenous vote" Welcome to the glories of diversity and multi-culturalism!
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  6.  @cob571  Ask the boy who scuffed a book, or a teacher who showed a cartoon.
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  7.  @alphacentauri1526  The name calling isn't working any more.
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  8. These women are hostages since they were kidnapped for the specific purpose of being used as leverage.
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  9. They don't. The tears are all for show - they wanted a big war with a lot of people dead.
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  10.  @ashrfmd9339  Because whenever large numbers of them start chanting it - it means people are about to die.
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  11. I used to be a "back the blue" type. I regard them with total contempt these days.
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  12. Very few will be reported
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  13. Loyalty to the woke cult over-rides everything. The only acceptable response to failure is to double-down on the failed policy.
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  14. Probably over the moon that the men are not abusing them for a few hours.
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  15.  @xmathmanx  Surely "riots are the voice of the unheard" right?
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  16.  @jakebarnes3054  Things were generally better for ordinary Africans when we were in charge.
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  17. This is the only attitude the Muslim world understand or respects.
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  18. Thanks for admitting that the pro palisitnian mob will always become violent if confronted with a different POV.
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  19.  @John-G  Stating a fact is not "breach of the peace", and holding up a placard is not "being the aggressor". The way some people shill for Islamism is disgusting.
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  20. I suspect they have always been like this - it's just before the internet, they didn't get caught.
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  21.  @CanKicker68  "has he satisfied home office rules" Given that the home office isn't even trying to control our borders - I don't really care what they say.
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  22. Being obnoxious is an end in itself to these people - it's how they make themselves feel important.
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  23. There were some Free-French troops yes, plus French people who helped prepare the ground by supplying intelligence reports to the Allies.
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  24. The only bright point in an utterly grim, bleak night.
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  25. Or Congo, or Armenia, or China, or Tibet, or Burma or. . . . . . .
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  26.  @skootergirl22  "Hell" would work for me.
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  27. They've been told they're special their whole lives - and never expected to actually do anything.
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  28. And nor did the UN raise any objection whatever to them being held in UN facilities.
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  29. The absolute reasonableness and logicality of Stock's position - explains the violence and hysteria of those trying to censor her. If they thought they could win a rational debate, they wouldn't need to resort to intimidation.
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  30. Not yet - but's up to us to save it, the politicians will never do anything but make things worse.
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  31.  @ericjohnson7234  But he did successfully punish the people who did the burning.
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  32. They were fired at Israel. Which is why they're not there anymore. 🙄
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  33.  @crappymeal  And we are correct since none of them ever make a murmur about anything that isn't "The current thing". They display this season's cause like they display this season's Iphone.
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  34.  @aymanahmed9540  Well the tunnels under their headquarters are a bit of a clue. . . . . . Besides, we don't need "proof". It's OUR money, and if we don't like the way something smells, we don't have to keep giving them it.
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  35. I can't say what I think should happen here - because Youtube won't let me.
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  36. Just listen to the submissiveness, the deference, the obsequiousness in that cops voice as he begs the leader of the gang to stop breaking the law just for a few seconds. I hate what this country has become. And I hate the people who have made it that way.
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  37. I'll bet money not a single one of them was deported.
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  38. I notice that in this case - there is visceral and unequivocal condemnation. No softly softly language about "a deprived community reacted to" as we saw recently in Leeds and London. 🤔
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  39. That is literally the first time in his life there have ever been consequences for his actions.
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  40.  @E-A-Z-Y  Yeah - Sihks are not generally a problem.
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  41. They are "supporting the current thing". In six months, there'll be a new "current thing" they all support. 🙄
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  42. It's worrying (but unsurprising) how lacking in education typical Pro pali types are.
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  43. Honestly - I'm getting to the point where I look at this as a black comedy. A horde of smug arrogant people, who insist they know everything despite all their policies always being spectacular failures. It's hard not to laugh when those people become victims of crime or see their city go to hell while still categorically insisting they are smarter than everybody else. Not that I feel that sorry for the NYPD - they guarded the "Black Lives Matter" mural while arresting people over BS covid rules.
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  44. He did not "get into a scuffle" - he was viciously attacked by muslim thugs.
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  45. It wasn't a problem when the population was less. . . . . ."diverse".
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  46. It's not about the cause - it's about their egos and need for attention.
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  47. That region was the Jewish homeland for millennia before Islam even *existed*. We should support Israel in resisting the Jihad against them.
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  48. We imported Islam.
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  49. There was a ceasefire on Oct 6th. And a war on Oct 8th. Remind me - what happened in the middle?
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  50. Why would it be underneath?
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