Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "GBNews" channel.

  1. If Tommy Robinson is the answer, you're asking the wrong question.
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  2. The language that dehumanises people is most vile: invasion is one such word that denies people the dignity, consideration, compassion, and empathy that we typically give other people. Dehumanising language pollutes the debate, blocks solutions to social and political problems.
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  3.  @luisbustamante9869  Unfortunately sir, you are sadly right!!
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  4. “Abstract art that doesn’t represent anything shouldn’t be considered art at all.” Agree or disagree?
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  5.  @merlinhotspurs  Oh well, another afternoon in Wetherspoons then!
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  6. GB News has paid more than £660,000 to Tory MPs since its launch, including £325,000 to J. R-M. Compare this to the £1,100 paid to Labour MPs in the same period. What does this tell you about impartiality?
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  7. 🤦That's grate!!
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  8. Tommy Robinson? Jayda Fransen? Adolf Hitler?
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  9. Let's do the maths: of the last 43 years, 13 years were under a Labour government and 30 years under a Tory government. The government under which you live 0.433333333 of the last 43 has done untold damage to your life. Explain how by giving you answer and showing your workings out.
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  10. Eh? In plain English please.
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  11.  @kayla-Rey22  And calling people "nobodies" is not arrogant? And calling someone a nobody - as you have is pretty damn unpleasant.
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  12. Why doesn't the UK government open a processing centre in France? Then they wouldn't be obliged to accommodate legal immigrants. There would then be safe, legal routes.
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  13. No one is an illegal immigrant until their application has been rejected. Until this time you are simply a migrant or an immigrant.
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  14. Are you from Simpletonia?
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  15. If Reform UK politicians "talk like human beings", we should also judge them by their actions. Andrea Jenkyns for example: She voted against a ceasefire in Gaza (15 Nov 2023) and supported arms sales to Israel by refusing to sign the call to suspend them (27 Mar 2024). She did not back the ICC’s arrest warrants for Israeli officials accused of war crimes (22 May 2024). In contrast, she signed a letter affirming Israel’s “right to defend itself ” even in Occupied territories (8 Oct 2023), and voted to criminalise BDS campaigns by public bodies (3 Jul 2023). She also received £2,000 from Conservative Friends of Israel in 2015. These choices reflect a clear support for policies many consider inhumane. So yes, they may sound relatable – but it’s their voting record that tells you who they truly represent.
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  16. Britanæ folc is ne forðan ænne Anglo-Saxon! Ær ðǣm, wǣron forlæden Briton, Ceald, and Rōmware. Lǣtra, Wicingas and Normannas forðferdon heora sledd. Cealdscēawunga (swā swēon Wylisc and Sceotsc Gēald) hæfdon forðriht, seofon Britanæ wita is swīþe mǣre mǣne þonne āne grup.
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  17. At last, someone who sees Reform UK as a serious political party with a coherent policy programme 😆So perhaps one of you Refokers can explain to us what their policies are. For example, what is their policy on labour rights? Who funds them? How are they different to the Tories? What makes them anything more than a protest vote? Where is their pool of talent to stand at a candidate at every constiuency in England and Wales? (remember, the election could be in the Summer or Autumn). These are the kinds of questions that people need to know before voting for them. Deregulation for the capitalist class; regulation for workers! If you want more of this, vote Reform UK. So head up tell us all what Reform UK can do for you the people of the UK!
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  18. The ECHR!
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  19. @ What the ECHR actually does ? Why not check out on the HUDOC database ? This is the official record of rulings from the ECHR court which interprets the ECHR Convention – signed by 45 European states to protect fundamental rights like free speech, fair trials, and property rights. If you think the Court does something different, you can check the rulings yourself on HUDOC rather than relying on political spin, and Darren Grimes! After you have checked the facts for yourself, then you can tell us what the ECHR actually does .
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  20. give us the Brexit that we all voted for . Look no one in government had a plan for Brexit in 2016. You voted for what you think you voted for . That might be different from what someone else voted for. There was no consensus on what Brexit meant because no one provided us with a plan or a strategy to exit . I don't believe I need to explain to you seven years after the Referendum. A rational person would vote for a plan, a strategy, a roadmap to exit rather than "pie in the sky" - voting for what dodgy politicians like Farage and Johnson say, what is written on the side of a bus or a poster. Face it: you were conned, you were cheated . Orwell wrote that language is used in politics to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure win . In 2016 you voted for PURE WIND .
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  21. 'People who voted Brexit voted for better than this' Being outside the Customs Union, and therefore a Third Country , the increased red tape, the implementation of customs charges, and the visa requirements no longer makes the UK the attractive destination it once was. Certainly the availability of cheap flights is another factor. Overall, Brexit was a massive blow to the shipping industry. As for the workers' rights argument: it was deregulation that was the highest priority of the brexiteers in the capitalist class and those politicians that were supportive of it. Do you seriously think that workers rights was even a consideration of Mogg, of IDS, of Redwood? In fact, Brexiteers in the Conservative Party voted against the Employment and Trade Union Rights (Dismissal and Re-engagement) Bill that would have protected P& O workers. The deregulation of labour laws was one major reason for the these to support Brexit. For the rest, which were those voting against their interests, you had your sacred sovereignty .
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  22. What is Victoria's Secret? Well, workers Bangladesh work 14-15 hours every day; overtime is mandatory, and are paid 4 cents for underwear that costs £20+ on the UK high street.
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  23. If you think things aren’t happening fast enough, why back a party like Reform UK that votes against workers’ rights and offers no real solutions – just slogans and policies that benefit the rich?
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  24.  @susanmundy8037  Obvious? If it's so obvious, could you explain which specific policies in Reform UK's "Contract with the People" would: 🔹 Lower energy prices without reforming the profit-driven energy market? 🔹 Cut taxes and improve public services – without hidden cuts or borrowing? 🔹 Deliver on climate or infrastructure goals without long-term planning or public investment? It’s easy to say “read the contract,” but harder to explain how it all adds up. If you’ve read it – what’s your take on how they’ll pay for it all?
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  25. If there's no climate crisis, then why are we seeing more extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and ecosystem disruptions globally? Climate science shows that human activities are driving significant changes. It's not just a belief – it's supported by decades of data and research.
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  26. 1,000 years? The habeas corpus didn't become an act of parliament until 1679 - during the reign of Charles II - 464 years after the Magna Carta.
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  27. Do you have any official record or news report about the fine or the reason given for it? Would be useful to see the source. Which town or council was this? Planning laws usually apply the same to everyone, so that’d help check. Was it definitely a legal fine, or could it have been a request based on local planning rules or safety? If it was really about offending Muslims, why aren't there more similar cases reported in the news?
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  28. So take your leaders to Den Haag. On which of these crimes against humanity woul you prosecute? (a) Murder; (b) Extermination; (c) Enslavement; (d) Deportation or forcible transfer of population; (e) Imprisonment or other severe deprivation of physical liberty in violation of fundamental rules of international law; (f) Torture; (g) Rape, sexual slavery, enforced prostitution, forced pregnancy, enforced sterilization, or any other form of sexual violence of comparable gravity; (h) Persecution against any identifiable group or collectivity on political, racial, national, ethnic, cultural, religious, gender as defined in paragraph 3, or other grounds that are universally recognized as impermissible under international law, in connection with any act referred to in this paragraph or any crime within the jurisdiction of the Court; (i) Enforced disappearance of persons; (j) The crime of apartheid; (k) Other inhumane acts of a similar character intentionally causing great suffering, or serious injury to body or to mental or physical health;
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  29. How is it that Brexit-voting areas of UK have highest COVID-19 death rate?
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  30.  @njd2342  Wouldn't that be a two-tier justice system? He pleaded guilty, why release someone who has not served his time? He claimed he was innocent, collected your money, and then pleaded guilty. To me there is Tommy, and then there are his followers who have been taken for a ride, and taken for mugs. You are not Tommy, so you must be the latter.
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  31. The tradition of all the dead generations weighs like a nightmare on the brain of the living . Karl Marx - The 18th Brumaire of Loius Napoleon
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  32. Woe to he who sets his chair between "yay" and "nay". F. Nietzsche. I hope you learnt your lesson: not to put your faith in numpty chancers! But no, numpties always fall it!
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  33. You mean the UK is not a sovereign nation? 😀
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  34.  @joeking1019  What emotional content? After all, you have lost count of the numbers of times. Please share at least ONE of these countless results that clearly find no evidence of seas and oceans being effected.
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  35. Maybe you should consider this before voting for Reform UK. Leader Richard Tice's business interests were investigated and it is alleged that two offshore firms own big shareholdings in Sunley Family Limited, Tice’s family business, of which he was a director for 25 years. It reports that Tice claims to have no knowledge of who runs the two offshore companies which have owned shares in Sunley for over 25 years and have now reached a combined 42% stake.
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  36.  @sunshinencoastlines  Where is the evidence? Oh, of course, you have inside information and you don't need to deal with encumbering things such as evidence, facts and reasoned explanations, do you?
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  37.  @MrJoecool9999  Would it be fair to say that a far-right organisation set up to undermine mainstream media is not entirely objective and unbiased about this? And your Raquel Rodriguez is also on record as saying that she had lied. At least some believable and convincing evidence please!
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  38.  @robertrussell2202  You're out of touch with reality!
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  39.  @robertrussell2202  Are you being intentionally obtuse or simply dense?
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  40. Exactly!!
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  41. And she would throw you under a bus everyday of the week!
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  42. Worry less, and focus on the facts, this gives you the mental bandwidth to worry about people displaced by war. From January to December 2022 out of the €108.8 billion funding to Ukraine, €51.8 billion came from the European Union, which is 47.6 percent. The UK has funded €2.58 billion (2.38%) and France €3 billion, and Germany €12.5 billion, which are comparable figures in terms of the size of the economy.
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  43. I agree to some extent, but since exiting the EU hasn't the UK government become increasingly authoritarian ?
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  44. "Queer" - Could you clarify why you are using this term to describe him? What specific actions or policies led you to believe that Keir Starmer is a traitor to the British people, and how do you define "real British people"?
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  45. You mean a humane attitude to immigration is what is wrong with this country. We can 't all be spiteful ethnic nationalists.
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  46. You mean the values of freedom and tolerance?
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  47. Any struggle is a jihad . Giving up smoking is a jihad in Arabic. Hamas is a resistance movement! Please consider these questions. How would you react if you were treated as an inferior racial group and systematically deprived of your rights? How would you react if you there was discriminatory underinvestment in your communities? How would you react if you, your family and community were threatened, and tortured? How would you react if your home was bombed, and you were deprived of your land? How would you feel when your deprived homeland was built on by colonial settlers? And were you to leave, how would you feel about the denial of your right to return to your homeland? How would you react if your country’s right to self-determination and sovereignty was not recognised by many countries, including the USA, UK and 16 EU countries? Seriously, how would you react? Would resist?
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  48. Nuns in convent schools inculcating a child's sense of guilt and shame. What do you say? Should they also be prosecuted? What do you say about wealthy parents packing children off to private school and giving their child a sense of abandonment and a need to compensate for this lack of attention, do they also need prosecution? Because children like this become adults and go on to enact legislation that affect vulnerable people.
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  49. No accounting for taste.
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  50. Easy question: there have always been enough numpties of all ages willing to fight for their country, much as Horace declared, dulce et decorum est pro patria mori . Numpties in Nazi Germany went to war to fight Hitler's cause. Likewise there are GB News numpties ready to fight for whatever the cause. What's the difference? There are however people you call "woke" enough who question their conscience, and are more courageous in the face of the numpties than the unthinking masses willing to sacrifice themselves for the "greater cause" of king and country.
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