Comments by "" (@robm8809) on "Britain has a fine tradition of helping real refugees, not chancers, scroungers and ne’er-do-wells" video.

  1. Well said! So, so true.
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  2. Well said, Mathew, excellent comments!
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  3. Wow, is that true? Excellent, if so, good on the Danes!
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  4.  @stephfoxwell4620  Not good enough grounds for voting, that needs at least a generation of ancestry here too.
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  5. Very much agree, excellent comment. Your last sentence should read "we'd have been much better off", not "we'd of been". Just being helpful.
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  6. ​ @rumdo5617 Well said!
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  7. ​ @craphead9842 True, just like it was the rich who benefited from the empire, while most ordinary people continued to live hard, even squalid lives.
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  8. ​ @candy-le4nh You're embarrassing yourself, those arriving here now can't work because the decision about their claim is pending, due to the massive numbers, there's a backlog. They can work if asylum is granted, so your point is specious, as is your criticism of Simon. You lose.
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  9. ​ @WayneWHansen Also well said.
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  10. ​ @BlackGriffin195 A rubber stamp by some person in the Home Office who is under severe pressure to reduce the backlog, and is highly likely to be of foreign stock themselves and thus less likely to consider the impact on our society... The fact that so many asylum claims are granted is utterly immaterial.
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  11.  @candy-le4nh  You deliberately misconstrue, to spuriously support your failed argument. Hilarious.
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  12. ​ @mikemines2931 And since then, Cameron, May and Johnson have done even worse.
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  13. I think he should. Ne'er-do-wells, scroungers, and chancers describes many of them to a tee, but he would also have to add traitors to make it truly apposite.
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  14. ​​ @JH-lf4ql "I prefer to educate and change minds for the better..." How are you going to do that when you're indoctrinated and are merely regurgitating the lies your head has been filled with? Ether that, or you're an enemy agent.
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  15.  @markjeffery7319  No worries, glad you took it in the spirit intended, it was still a good comment.
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  16. The government isn't weak, it's traitorous, big difference.
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  17. Excellent comment, well said!
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  18. Our government, and the machinery of the state, such as the Civil Service, the police, the NHS, councils, etc. have been infiltrated by the enemy, or those indoctrinated by the enemy. This isn't incompetence or having "lost the plot", it's a deliberate scheme to undermine the nation completely.
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  19. Fact.
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  20. ​ @JH-lf4ql They serve a government that actively works against the interests of the indigenous British people.
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  21. ​ @JH-lf4ql Showing your true colours there, JH, you hate white Brits. You're racist.
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  22. I don't care if it seems heartless, but filling this country (or Europe) with foreign people whose homeland has a worse standard of living than that of Europe generally I'd a recipe for disaster. Europe is a small part of the world and the only homelands for European peoples, ruining Europe will harm the world as a whole. If people elsewhere in the world are suffering, the UN should work to improve their lives, rather than support the passage of untold millions into European or western countries.
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  23. The floodgates were opened in 1948, all Blair did was open them wider, and since then, Cameron, May, Johnson and Sunak have opened them even wider still. The whole political class is complicit in the betrayal of the British people.
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  24. Good comment. Multiculturalism hasn't failed though, it was always intended to damage and undermine the host nation, and in that it has succeeded.
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  25. Excellent comment, well said.
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  26. I would have said fifth generation, but generally agree. Also, institutions like the Civil Service, councils, police forces and the military should only be allowed to employ people with five or more generations of British heritage too.
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