Comments by "" (@robm8809) on "Andrew Lawrence" channel.

  1. Levelled down and prepared for extinction.
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  2. ​ @StooFras-TheFiresofHell.  And a new painter from Austria.
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  3. Fact.
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  4. A lot of school shooters have also been on antidepressant medication with some pretty serious side effects too.
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  5. Haha! Well said!
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  6.  @IIIIIIPETEIIIIII  True, there's always money in the pot for wokery, whether it's trans nonsense, "pride", decolonisation, bee ell emm, "increasing diversity initiatives", surveys of old statues, etc., etc., etc.
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  7. Funny, that.
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  8. I agree, but it's been going on much longer than that.
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  9.  @englishteacher2641  Only morons use the word "gammon" in that context.
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  10. She may be saying what we want to hear, but don't be taken in, she's not on our side at all. Nobody in the cabinet is, the tories aren't, Labour aren't, and very few in tbe political class are, sadly.
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  11.  @sh-hg4eg  the true figure coming in is much, much higher than that. Last year it was 715,000. The net increase in population was lower due to about 300,000 people leaving.
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  12. Well said!
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  13. @Pauĺ Julie Kelly  I've been in A&E a few times over the last decade and I've been struck every time by the apparent fact that a lot of the people there shouldn't even be in the UK, let alone clogging up A&E in a UK hospital.
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  14. We don't need 1,500,000 houses, we need the population reduced. We were never asked.
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  15. And NHS staff unwilling to check whether newcomers are actually entitled to treatment or not...
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  16. @Tony Clough  Some MPs were proposing that NHS staff should be responsible for checking people's entitlement to treatment and the NHS staff themselves complained about it, saying that checking people's entitlement was "racist" and that it wasn't their job to do it. Perhaps they'll regret taking that line when the NHS goes bankrupt due to treating just anyone and funding interpreters for these newcomers at huge expense.
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  17.  @rabbit4111  Sickening double standards.
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  18. Well said, Andrew!
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  19. So well said! Despite it being known about for several years, there are no initiatives whatsoever to address the fact that working class white boys are the group least likely to get a University education. These boys are being deliberately, callously betrayed by the state. Meanwhile, universities all over the country continue to massively overrepresent ethnic minorities and women in their recruitment materials, publicity, and initiatives and bursaries.
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  20. ​ @philholding6975 Back in the 1990s they claimed that we were about to run out of tungsten and there would be no electric lights within a decade.
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  21. Exactly. Why is it only European heritage nations that have to have this diversity inflicted on us? It's almost like someone has it in for White people and "diversity" is the weapon they're using against us. In fact, it's one of a long list of weapons in use against us. Someone is waging war against us and few realise it.
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  22. The people who own the media love him.
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  23.  @edwardlionheart2689  And Canada.
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  24. She may be saying the right things, but don't be fooled, she's not on the side of ordinary British people at all. Nobody in the cabinet is, the tories aren't, Labour aren't, and practically nobody in the political class is. Actions speak louder than words.
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  25. It was intentionally crudely put, but he does actually have a point. I have various younger male colleagues at work who are lonely and have had few relationships, whereas in previous decades, men like them would have had no trouble forming relationships. Nowadays, women seem to have been indoctrinated with the idea that bad guys are more fun and typical men are boring, also, the anti-Wht media is constantly pushing mixed race relationships on TV and in films, just look at TV ads nowadays, so many depict bk male/wht female relationships it's bizarre, meanwhile ordinary young wht lads can't get girlfriends. I'm older, married with kids of my own but I'm damn sure that if I was a single young man nowadays I'd be lonely and depressed as they are. When normal young men are rejected by women and society to this extent, incidents like this will keep happening. :(
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  26. The government is utterly traitorous.
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  27. It's all about taking things away from wht people, that's why.
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  28. She may be saying the right things, but don't be fooled, she's not on the side of ordinary British people at all. Nobody in the cabinet is, the tories aren't, Labour aren't, and practically nobody in the political class is. Actions speak louder than words.
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  29. We need to get rid of all of them somehow. The whole political class is traitorous and corrupt.
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  30. Send me some, so am I!!!
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  31. The government have been looking at levying stiff taxes on brake pads and tyres, ready for the future when nobody's buying petrol and diesel. Also, it was on the news the other week that most of the polluting matter in the sea is actually rubber particles from tyres... That will be the new scare once car engines have been outlawed (for ordinary people, at least) and they need another stick to beat us with.
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  32. The current government is happy for us to be demeaned, demoralised, filled with guilt. They're happy for newcomers to our country to be turned against us by teachings like this. I'm no Labour supporter, just pointing out that pretty juch the whole political class is traitorous now. Red rosette, blue rosette, yellow rosette, green, they're all working for the globalists now, not us, and the last thing they want is a nation that will band together against them. Hence teaching like this, mass 1mm1grat10n, constant demeaning of our people and culture in the media, etc.
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  33. As long as they have their snout in the trough, they don't care what colour rosette they wear.
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  34. Youtube didn't like the original name, apparently.
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  35. The whole point is to make us all poorer, a lot poorer, so we have to move to smaller houses, take in lodgers, give up our cars, give up the things we love. Sunak, like most of the political class, is a globalist with no loyalty to us whatsoever. Remember the globalist mantra: "You'll own nothing, and you'll be happy." We'll be happy all right, happy to have a belly full of bug protein and to be alive for one more day. Their plans for us aren't nice, and people like Sunak and Boris are working for them, not us. They're traitors,
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  36.  @missingwords6723  Effective? Clearly not, but at the time there were no independents or small parties to vote for, I wouldn't do that now. I hope a certain group succeeds in their attempts to register as a political party. I mentioned them in a roundabout way in my first reply to you but it's disappeared.
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  37. Give him cash, you don't get any change, he trousers the lot!
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  38. Of course. There's only so much resource, so much infrastructure to go around. It's always been a lie that their presence benefits us.
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  39. Fact.
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  40. That was genius. "But look again..."
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  41. ​ @raypurchase801  Well said!
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  42. Fact! The architects of the gynocentric society, the Marxists, the people behind gender politics and feminism who have convinced women to behave like this have played a blinder, and it's just one of many ways they have attacked and undermined our societies and nations.
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  43. True!
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  44. And gr00mers. The lives of a few hundred thousand wht girls are a small price to pay for "community cohesion", apparently.
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  45. They're certainly liars.
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  46. I'd vote for him in a heartbeat.
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  47. Very, very well said! All this isn't down to incompetence, it's deliberate. The political class is traitorous.
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  48. Pretty much every government since the late 1930s is complicit in the murder of Britain. Blair just put his foot down on the accelerater pedal, and since then the tories have pushed the pedal down through the floor.
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  49. Fact.
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  50. Exactly. She may be saying the right things, but she's not "for" ordinary British people at all. Nobody in the cabinet is, the tories aren't, and practically nobody in the political class is. Actions speak louder than words.
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