Comments by "Peter \x26 Pete" (@PeterPete) on "Michael Heaver" channel.

  1. They'll put the licence fee in with Council Tax because the BBC is guaranteed an income and can carry out its obligations under its Royal Charter.
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  2. In the UK, the Lords are unelected and the head of state of the UK is also unelected. In the EU all politicians are elected. Neil Kinnock explains this in this video on Brexit: "Democratic Deficit" in the EU is no longer any of your business!
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  3. Sweden isn't pulling out of the EU though hahahaha!!!
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  4.  @imi250  Because he foolishly thinks that voting makes a difference!!!!
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  5.  @Jonny_The_Organism  did you get to vote on any Lord or Monarch?? No you didn't and never will!! Claude Dunker and Ursula Van De Leyen were elected by elected members of the eu council/parliament
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  6. Dutch voting system is PR whereas the UK is FPTP. It's one reason why the British can never be like the Dutch 👍 It's got nothign to do with guts but more to do with the voting system.
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  7. Reminds me of a Laurel and Hardy comedy sketch when Hardy says to Stan, Well Boris, that's another fine mess you got us into"
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  8. True British? Never heard of that. What's a Brit? What's a false British? I always think if you're British irrespective of colour, race, ethnicity etc then one is British. What's with dividing your fellow British people?
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  9. What you're witnessing in the Netherlands is only possible because they have PR as a voting system. You won't see any of this in the UK with FPTP system!!!
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  10. Illegal migration bill does not apply to asylum seekers crossing the channel who are not considered to be illegal if they enter UK territory and claim asylum. They'll still be crossing even in a year's time 👍
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  11. The Tory Party can't ditch the licence fee because the BBC Royal Charter isn't up for renewal until 2027. After then they'll get rid of the licence fee but put a precept in the Council Tax so they're guaranteed an income 👍
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  12. The EXpress article headline was hilarious - it wouldn't be a German superstate, it would be a European superstate. It's clear the Express is still living in the 1940's.
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  13. "We voted for them to act on our behalf" haha thats so funny!! People vote for others to work for His Majesty's Government and they swear their allegiance to Charles, not to the voters!! Parliament's only obligation is to govern the people and they'll do it THEIR way, not yours!!
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  14. Do you not think Starmer (Labour) is also responsible by promoting Israel cut off food, water and electricity to innocent people? If I came to your place and cut off your food, water and electricity would you still blame the Tories then?
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  15. hi Tony - the British government have no obligation to do what the people want, whatever gave you that idea??? Life in the UK has never been like that
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  16. Btw, the UK is no longer a member of the EU, what part of that don't you understand?
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  17.  @hetrodoxly1203  That cannot happen because of the GFA. NI remains in the single market to keep the GFA in place. Don't you recognise that there are settled people in NI who consider themselves Irish and not British? You're in your own little world aren't you?
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  18.  @mikeg2939  neil kinnock succinctly explains the elected governance in the EU and that is absent from the UK Parliament!!
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  19. So why hasn't the UK been trading with the Commonwealth for the past 70 years? I guess it's not a Commonwealth afterall 🤣🤣🤣
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  20. politicians do not serve the people; MP's have no obligation to. MPs swear an oath to the Monarch and so do her bidding!
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  21. How can anyone support any of the parties?
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  22. You will pay when the fee gets lumbered in with Council Tax hahaha!!! You'll have no choice. Typical Council Tax, paying for services you rarely use!!
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  23. Sorry the point of Brexit was just to decide to leave, not decide on how to leave, two separate things altogether!!!
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  24. The ECHR has nothing to do with the EU. Two separate entities.
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  25. Hahaha!! Reform has as much chance of reforming toilet seats than it does in reforming the British political system!!!
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  26. Quote - When the truth is we haven't had Brexit Yes we have had Brexit, the UK left the EU on 31 January 2020 at 11:00 pm GMT.
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  27. And where's those vast sums of money now that we're not in the EU?
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  28. Don't worry, you'll soon have to pay it in your Council Tax (if you're liable to pay that) 👍
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  29. How have you worked that one out? The NI deal was approved by Charles, hence the Windsor Framework and as all MP's swear an oath of allegiance to Charles they all had no choice but to support the deal. Remember also that there are people who are settled and live in NI who declare themselves to be Irish, not British and it is for this reason by virtue of the GFA why NI remained in the EU Single Market. The market only covers goods, not people so NI is still UK territory and NI residents are still classified as British. I really cannot see what your problem is!!! I guess it would have been much easier had the English not occupied Ireland in the first place, amongst many other lands!!
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  30. They dropped the NI Bill because Charles endorsed Rishi's deal. The NI deal is done and dusted and there's no need to have the Protocol Bill now, everyone has to accept it and move on including people like you!!!
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  31. what you on about Ian?? We've always had hardship with whatever political party is in government. Reform won't reform anything! There's no point in voting at all! GIve it up!
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  32. That's so funny!! The people of NI have the trump card and many of the people in NI don't regard themselves to be British.
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  33. there will always be the House of Lords because they act as the 'buffer' between Charles and the commoners 👍 One cannot expect a MOnarch to be dealing with commoners all the time.
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  34.  @williaminnes6635  yes being in the CPTPP isn't a massive deal, it is another talk shop and a marginal improvement in trade but it can't make up for the loss of trade with the EU! The UK's going to get poorer so tighten your belts people!
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  35. You get about £185 every week. That's pretty good going. In April next year it will rise to £203 every week. Plus you could get help paying your Council Tax and any rent. People receiving state pension have lots of money to live on!! Oh and if you're worried about your heating costs remember the £400 grant you're receiving and you can claim money from the Warm Home Discount Scheme of about £160. Oh and you can always put on an extrra jumper or two or ride around on a bus all day to keep warm!!! Why not visit your local library?
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  36. That's so funny!!! The EU is merely taking precautionary measures as that is what the EU does. The UK is the opposite being reactive and only spends money when it has to.
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  37. I'll agree with you that TV is crap but there's alot of crap on You Tube too 👍
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  38. how is the UK a doormat for the EU when NI has access to freely trade with 27 countries and the rest of UK, being GB doesn't?
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  39.  @christopherquinn5899  that's because all parties have to swear allegiance to Charles and not the people!! Now if people started protesting to Charles things might actually change.
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  40. It's ok putting stuff in newspapers that MH promotes as a win but people want to see visible benefits which haven't materialised to date. I've not seen one brexit benefit to date. Imo the economy has gone down and is remaining down.
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  41. Hey Michael, have you done a video about Farage saying Brexit has been a failure?
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  42. Argentina does have a right because in their understanding the Islands are theirs - it's disputed territory. Nobody disputes the territories of France, England, Wales and Scotland do they?
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  43. I don't know why people harp on so much about defunding the BBC when the reality is that isn't going to happen. The BBC is an incorporated business existing solely due to Royal Charter. The BBC therefore needs a guaranteed income to meet its obligation. The best way to fund the service is through Council Tax bills as an extra precept. So if you don't watch TV you'll still have to pay it and if you're on a low income you'll get help to pay it through the CT reduction scheme! Obviously no more TV Licensing, no more visits, no more Court cases yet still the same BS programmes! That's the trouble with the UK, you pay for services you don't use!
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  44. But Reform can put anything they like in a manifesto and still not deliver any of it, just hot air. Don't you understand politics??
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  45. regarding goods NI is under EU jurisdiction and will always remain so all the while the Good Friday Agreement stands!! At the end of the day, voters in 2016 should have been told the entire UK could never fully leave the EU because of the GFA. I guess it shows politicians do not want educated well informed voters!!
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  46. @Doggle Bird let's start from the beginning - two separate countrys need to have a border. Okay do you agree? I hope so. Now the UK is a union comprising 3 countries and a province or territory this being NI. The UK borders a separate country called Ireland. You following me yeah? So because Ireland and UK are separate countries there has to be a border between the 2 right? It's easy to understand isn't it? So why isn't there a border between ireland and the UK? Oh it's because of the history of the island and the creation of the Good Friday Agreement which promotes unhindered access between north and south and south and north. So where would you place a border between the UK and Ireland??
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  47. @Doggle Bird i know that - the GFA was signed when the UK was a member of the EU and now the UK is not part of the EU - is the penny dropping yet?? By voting to leave the EU, the UK has left itself with an open border because the powers that be signed an agreement to not place a border on the island!! That is why NI remains under the jurisdiction of the EU! Comprende?
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  48. only 52% voted for UK to leave the EU but no vote was taken regarding how Brexit was undertaken. Therefore, because the vote to leave was very marginal, a soft Brexit would be the only solution. Afterall 48% voted to remain in the EU Maybe it's time people like you stopped thinking of yourself for a change!!
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  49. Can't you people see you're all being taken for a ride? Even Reform will take you guys for a ride!!!
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  50. quote - We got to protect our country now. who's going to do that then? the homogenous people of the UK aren't having enough kids!! Haven't you noticed the surge in asians and black africans in the UK presently and ever asked yourself why they're here??
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