Comments by "ozzie2612" (@ozzie2612) on "Lib Dem leader Ed Davey: the UK needs to do more to help Ukrainian refugees | LBC" video.

  1.  @Craig121000  one name comes to mind , Stalin , anough of the history lesson for you. can will stick to the here and now
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  2.  @stevefdarby4057  and alive
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  3.  @Craig121000  just remind us , who as just invaded a free country in Europe
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  4.  @Craig121000  no your answer to my comment is RUSSIA . sorry it buthurts so much get some cream for it because the truth will all ways be the truth.....
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  5.  @stevefdarby4057  don't worry . plenty of room . i am willing to take a family in , ARE YOU
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  6.  @stevefdarby4057  have you even donated money or food like i have .?
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  7. don't worry . plenty of room . i am willing to take a family in , ARE YOU
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  8. @Tom even the torys admit to takin russian money, no disPUTIN that.... A senior Cabinet minister dismissed fears over Russian-linked donations worth tens of thousands of pounds made to top Tory MPs today, insisting they came from 'British citizens'. Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis, who received payments of £48,000 from two donors with links to the country, said that they were all above board and those who made them were entitled to play a part in UK politics. Fourteen Conservative ministers including six in the Cabinet have accepted tens of thousands of pounds in donations from Russian oligarchs including the wife of one of Vladimir Putin's ex-ministers who played tennis with Boris Johnson, it was revealed today.
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  9. @Tom Electoral Commission figures show Boris Johnsons party continues to accept money from Lubov Chernukhin wife of a former minister in Vladimir Putins government. Ms Chernukhin gave another 80,000 in donations in the final months of 2021, sums reported to the electoral watchdog by the Tories in February. She has donated more than 2m to the Conservative HQ, local Tory parties and Tory MPs over the past eight years, as well as paying to play tennis with Mr Johnson at a fundraising auction. Foreign Office minister James Cleverly recently defended donations by Ms Chernukhin a British citizen saying: She has every right to donate to us or any other political party. The senior figure told LBC all Tory donors are registered, are legitimate and suggested Russia-linked donors support our aims or objectives. Asked on BBC Breakfast if she was embarrassed to have attended a diner with Ms Chernukhin, foreign secretary Liz Truss replied: No I am not.
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  10. @Tom On 17 October 2019, the Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament delivered to the Government "The Russia report" into allegations of Russian interference in British politics, including alleged Russian interference in the referendum.[70][39] The government (led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson), which formally has authority to control the timing of its release to the public, refused to do so before the 2019 United Kingdom general election in December.[71] A number of legal actions tried to force the government to publish it.[72] In November, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism started a crowdfunding exercise to raise funds for legal action to force the British government to release the report.[73] In July 2020 the report was released by the ISC led by chairman Julian Lewis MP [5] The report said the government “had not seen or sought evidence of successful interference in UK democratic processes,” and an official UK government response said: “We have seen no evidence of successful interference in the EU referendum.”[5] The report also stated that the government had made minimal effort to investigate potential Russian interference into the Brexit referendum other than consulting open-source commentary.[5] The report discussed more broadly Russian interference in British politics, including an extensive "laundromat" of Russian investment into the United Kingdom often connected to the Russian state and the Putin-linked elite.[74][75] It discussed the likely effect on politics and that many members of the House of Lords have business interests in Russia.[75] The report stated that no government ministry took significant interest or specific responsibility in investigation, and that the British intelligence community believed election integrity was not a major focus.[75] It stated the presence of Russian intelligence in the UK is significant and poses a risk to Russian expatriates who criticise Putin.[76] The report describes the United Kingdom as one of Russia's "top targets" and said it is "seen as central to the Western anti-Russian lobby".[77] In September 2020, the Electoral Commission raised concerns about Russia-linked donations to the Tories that occurred prior to the Brexit referendum.[78][79] In October 2021, the Pandora Papers revealed more information about the potentially Kremlin-linked donations and multiple others
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  11. @Tom like i said little do you know
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  12. @Tom In September 2020, the Electoral Commission raised concerns about Russia-linked donations to the Tories that occurred prior to the Brexit referendum.[78][79] In October 2021, the Pandora Papers revealed more information about the potentially Kremlin-linked donations and multiple others
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  13. @Tom looks like you are wrong again .... no hate just pity FOR YOU
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  14. @Tom Labour Leader Keir Starmer provided an example of an individual (former Russian Deputy PM - Igor Shuvalov) who has deep connections to the regime and two flats near the House of Commons worth £11m has not been sanctioned. Johnson ignored the question
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  15. @Tom Even since Russia annexed Crimea in 2014, the torys has continued to sell them millions of pounds worth of arms. Perhaps it's time to review this policy.
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  16. @Tom Why haven’t they sanctioned these people ? One just doesn’t do such a thing to one’s chums. Or ones owners - the Tory party a wholly owned subsidiary of Putin''s Russia.
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  17. @Tom even you might believe your own comment if you say it 100 times to yourself. no tory mp denies russian money going to them , lizz truss photo with the millioneirs wives the other day , she couldn't deny it and she may be more informed than you... don't cry to loudly
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  18. @Tom On Monday the Tories passed a law effectively giving the authorities in the UK the powers to ban demonstrations. This brings us in line with their paymasters in Moscow. Don’t expect any oligarch to lose a penny in the UK during the attacks on Ukraine.
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  19. @Tom the laws are there in place , no argument just fact
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  20. @Tom another brexshit goody the leavers voted for , get used to it you won , ahahahaha
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  21. @Tom This sure is a very serious subject but it did make me laugh nonetheless.. Wasn't it the Tory Brexiteers complaining they felt ruled by the EU and they so desperately wanted to be free and independent from EU? Turns out they are actually ruled by Russia, dependent on Russian money and they are far from being free in their decisions nor are they free to speak the truth (even if they wanted to which is rather doubtful).
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  22. @Tom not according to International Trade Minister Penny Mordaunt and she ask the snp for help. fact . it was recorded in the h.o.c ....
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  23. @Tom Andrea Leadsom, a Former Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, was on the BBC to talk about Brexit. She did as I predicted and blamed the EU for the problems facing Northern Ireland post Brexit. As a Brexiteer she also accused the EU of trying to "punish" the UK for leaving in 2016.AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA YOU COULD MAKETHIS UP
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  24. @Tom so you are saying after 12 years of the cuntservative corrupt party and 2 years out of the eu we are so poor we can't help people we have told to stand and fight for our freedom.....you need a word with yourself . eu are taking them already although they are a great group of nations .
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  25. @Tom And let’s talk about Britain’s ecological capacity and biological footprint. According to the WWF, some of the highest footprints are found in areas that rely on cars, not densely populated cities. Indeed, the average St Albans resident has a transport footprint 55 per cent larger than that of a Londoner. Mercifully, local government in Britain is now undertaking projects aimed at sustainable development. I hope that you and others who share your views will happily pay higher tax to cover the costs of green local projects. There is not a shred of credible evidence that blames rising population for zero-hours contracts, low pay for minorities or scarce work for older adults. If growing populations caused these things, they should surely have been endemic throughout the industrial age. Countries with more enlightened governments find ways to address such problems.
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  26. @Tom Today, of course, a dense population does not imply poverty as in Malthus’s time. On the contrary, data from Eurostat shows GDP per head in the Netherlands (with 511 people per square km) at 128 per cent of the EU average, that of Belgium (377 people per sq/km) at 117 per cent, while that of Britain (275 people per sq/km) is at 105 per cent. Moreover, the number of projected British births is hardly likely to lead to disaster; with fertility rates at 1.6 children per woman aged 15 to 44 years, Britain is not even producing the 2.1 children needed to keep the population stable when life expectancy is constant. The fastest-growing segment of the population is those of retirement age: over time, elderly folk will grow to be a larger percentage of the population than they are today.
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  27. @Tom you now sound like a spoilt child that just been tought a lesson and just stomping your feet ignoring the truth, my last few comments have proven you wrong . whats more dew to pressure on bojo it looks like we are doing the right thing and allowing around a possible 300,000 in , typical bojo diver and delay and still not do as much as he could but better than he first said .
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  28.  @Craig121000  not this week
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  29.  @henryburton6529  and paid off bojo
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  30.  @Craig121000  Although not everyone who was swept up in the aforementioned events died from unnatural causes, Medvedev’s 20 million non-combatant deaths estimate is likely a conservative guess. Indeed, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, the literary giant who wrote harrowingly about the Soviet gulag system, claimed the true number of Stalin’s victims might have been as high as 60 million. bet you want to talk about present times now don't you
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  31.  @Craig121000  b/s
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  32.  @Craig121000  just remind us , who as just invaded a free country in Europe
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  33. @Tom you what ?
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  34. @Tom have you tried gettinga trades man , shall send more pigs abroad to be slaughtered , 50,000 lorry drivers needed shall i go on
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  35.  @sean1287  well said
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  36. @The Infinity Sock bojo is all ways happy to invite someone in when they are at his door with a suitcase
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  37.  @casperwallace9685  totally correct
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  38. @Tom And let’s talk about Britain’s ecological capacity and biological footprint. According to the WWF, some of the highest footprints are found in areas that rely on cars, not densely populated cities. Indeed, the average St Albans resident has a transport footprint 55 per cent larger than that of a Londoner. Mercifully, local government in Britain is now undertaking projects aimed at sustainable development. I hope that you and others who share your views will happily pay higher tax to cover the costs of green local projects. There is not a shred of credible evidence that blames rising population for zero-hours contracts, low pay for minorities or scarce work for older adults. If growing populations caused these things, they should surely have been endemic throughout the industrial age. Countries with more enlightened governments find ways to address such problems.
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  39.  @gawhownd  well said
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  40. @Tom just gave you proof , now now don't stomp them feet and have a tantrum like last night
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  41. @Tom hard luck saying that when people can see my last comments
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  42. @Tom uk citizens can donate what they want . what a childish comment ...oh wait
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  43. @Tom copy and paste where i said kremlin
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  44. @Tom russia paid for the brexshit campaign
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  45. @Tom 141 un nations vote against russia
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  46. @Tom how little you know
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  47. @Tom i just know you have no idea what you are talking about .
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  48. @Tom Talking about the UK Government, Mr Nicholson wrote: "Pity they did not think that super wealthy foreign nationals, oligarchs, sheikhs and states owning our football clubs and much of the infrastructure and utilities of this country was actually surrendering our nation to powers who do not have our best interests at heart. "Vladimir Putin wanted to destabilise and weaken the EU and he used Brexit and Donald Trump to do it. "It made Putin’s self-belief stronger. "Look at how he could manipulate the western fools. "Now look where that has led. Russia: Many previously claimed that Putin had a hand in influencing the Brexit vote Russia: Many previously claimed that Putin had a hand in influencing the Brexit vote Others too have pointed at Brexit as being one of the factors in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Marcus Chown, an author, told his nearly 50,000 Twitter followers that there was a direct link between the two things. He said: "Unfortunately, a vote for Brexit was a vote for Putin to invade Ukraine because it weakened the Western alliance and emboldened Putin. "Putin’s people engineered this by bankrolling the Conservative Party and the Brexit campaign, which is why Johnson has hidden the Russia Report." That report, a 50-page document from Parliament’s Intelligence and Security committee, was published in July 2020 and was widely criticised for being heavily redacted.
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  49. @Tom We should sanction the English Government for its links to Putin and Russian money. Freeze their assets and take control of them.
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  50. @Tom what is it with people like you . HATE to open your eyes
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  51. @Tom i am loving this , putting you in you're place every single comment
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  52. @Tom it's clear you're comments arnt
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  53. @Tom International Trade Minister Penny Mordaunt asked SNP MP Joanna Cherry if the SNP could help the government ask the EU to fix the problems Brexit has created...
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  54. @Tom we don't support each other , not since bojo and his gang got in
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  55. @Tom show me i am wrong
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  56. @Tom I think arguing over who can and can't qualify with respect to family connections is ridiculous. The refugees from Ukraine need our help whether they have relatives here or not. They're fleeing an effing war zone ffs and the tory party are distracting to get everyone squabbling over the criteria of who can and can't come.
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  57. @Invictus NUFC why?
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  58. @Tom we just kicked out 3 million
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  59. @Tom we can still take 300,000 easy . the tory party can pay for it from all the money they scammed from brexshit and their putin pay offs
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  60. @Tom not me with the hate though is it
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  61. @Tom explain
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  62. @Tom i am with the love for my fellow man , woman, child , fleeing the tory paymasters
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  63. @Tom What if these refugees do get here then work hard at low paid jobs contributing to society. 52% will all ways hate them , WONT YOU , and there we have it ....
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  64. @Tom it's a strange world were comedians turn out to be capable World leaders, and World leader turn out to be involuntary comedians.
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  65. @Tom ​UK spent 37 billion pounds on test and trace.
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  66. @Tom just shows we can afford some refugees
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