Comments by "John Brereton" (@johnbrereton5229) on "Professor Tim Wilson" channel.

  1.  @Nick-fg4dq  If you were to use punctuations when constructing your sentence, it might actually make more sense, though in your case, not much more .😊
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  2.  @Nick-fg4dq  No, I'm a young Englishman !
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  3.  @Nick-fg4dq  I don't have to prove anything to you, the truth just exists.
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  4.  @Nick-fg4dq  Yet another un- punctuated rambling sentence, that ends up saying nothing.
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  5. @ScruffyTubbles  Is this a riddle?
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  6. @ScruffyTubbles  I wont accept that the NHS is finished, just as I wont accept that my country is finished. However, the NHS needs to be completely re-organised , we need to stop treating the world. We need to get rid of all the managers and spend that money on training and employing medical staff instead. It's not rocket science it's just plain commonsense. Then we will maintain a decent NHS we can pass on to the next generation, just as it was passed on to us.
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  7. Yes Brexit ! What the electorate voted for them to deliver, and even gave them an 80 seat majority to deliver it, yet they arrogantly dragged their feet and betrayed us. Now they will be destroyed by those same voters they betrayed.
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  8. @ninthelement7289  Well think again then, we were the fastest growing economy in the G7 untill the Labour clowns took over.
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  9. @johnsevern739  The only nonsense was spouted by the know it all Remain campaign. But fortunately Brexiteers were far better informed and voted to leave the declining EU dictatorship and we will never return willingly.
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  10. @mickyg6981  The only lost GDP is in the declining EU dictatorship. Just look at Germany, their former powerhouse economy where their leading car maker is closing three German factories.
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  11.  @jamespatrickmcinch2519  The official Labour party recruited them and sent them there, that's why Trump was annoyed. A foreign Government should never interfere in the elections of a foreign Government and that's the whole point !
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  12. Well, I don't believe in Starmer, but he hasn't gone away, unfortunately he is still there !
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  13. Twice rejected Sunak sunk the Conservatives by taking them over on his third attempt and this time without even asking members, that's what sunk them.
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  14. The children at these schools are predominantly white working class, the very ones at the bottom of state education system. That's exactly why their parents work like crazy to send them to these schools. As usual Labour despises and attacks our new 2nd class citizens, the white working class.
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  15.  @keithhardy8513  Yes of course there are great state schools, but there are more that arent. Also the good ones are either oversubscribed or in another area to where you live.
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  16. @yasminpage7237  I agree, I only would add that they waste more of our money £8million a day, on supporting illegal immigrants who shouldnt even be here. Labours latest plan is to give them free transport in London, on top of their free hotels, food and spending money. While our own pensioners are left to freeze and hard working parents forced to pay more for decent education or go without. This anti British Government needs to go !
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  17.  @ProfessorTimWilson  I've noticed that you seem to have an agenda when talking about Farage and you hold him to higher standards than the Left politician who you support.
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  18.  @ProfessorTimWilson  The speakers office said that they have no recollection of giving Farage any specific advice but that they do 'offer security advice to keep members safe' . Therefore, Farage never manufactured any narrative because this fits in with his claim,. In fact he never mentioned the Speaker himself as you have claimed.
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  19. Farage is not a racist, you shouldnt swallow all the propoganda you are fed. Try thinking for yourself for a change, you might then have an opinion worth listening too.
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  20. I see you are back on your anti Farage soap box Proffessor. Instead of criticising the Government who told us he was a Welsh Choir boy and even condemned and jailed those who 4:32 claimed he was an Islamic Terrorists. Yet who waa right Proffessor ? It wasn't Two Tier Starmer, it was Farage and the protesters all along.
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  21. ​ @ivanconnolly7332  The Irish population has been pretty consistent for hundreds of years. Therefore, it's rather disgraceful that you should compare the real and ongoing genocide of the Palestinians to your no existent imaginary one.
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  22. Why doesn't Randy Andy go and live on his friends Epsteins island, I hear its empty, he never uses it these days.
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  23.  @Nemo59646  Remoaners live in a parallel universe untroubled by reality. If they ever were to return to reality they would realise it's the EU dictatorship that's up sh*t creek. While the UK is doing quite nicely and has overtaken France, Italy and post Covid is growing at 3% compared to Germanys 0.1%. Even VW is closing three factories due to Germany following EU stupidity. Oh and by the way, all those countries want to leave the EU and join us in the free world.
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  24. ​ @ipohtennischannel5482  They also shafted my son, so he closed his account and moved to Halifax instead. He was originally with Nationwide who Santander acquired and closed down.
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  25. If our Head of State is not wanted by the people he would be removed by the people, just as his ancestor Charles I was. The British Parliamentary system is not a Presidency, we elect parties not leaders, the party that we chose forms the Government and the MP they chose becomes first, or Prime minister. I also thought that PR might be better than FPTP, untill I saw the shambles of May's toothless government. The HofL is only a debating chamber, it has no power. If you want to see a really antidemocratic shambles in operation, look no further than the EU dictatorship.
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  26. The first King to settle people in Ulster was the Scottish King James VI in the 17th century long before Elizabeth the first . You missed out the Viking colonisation of Ireland. Dublin was founded by them as a slave market for English slaves. The English were then also colonised by the Norse Vikings under the leadership of King Canute and later by the Norman's and it was the Normans who colonies Ireland, not the previous conquered English. William's conquest of England was a very brutal affair that only started in 1066 in the following years he instigated the genocidal Harrowing of the North. Though one good thing William the Conqueror did in the 12th century was to ban slavery in England.
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  27. The first King to settle people in Ulster was the Scottish King James VI in the 17th century long before Elizabeth the first . You missed out the Viking colonisation of Ireland. Dublin was founded by them as a slave market for English slaves. The English were then also colonised by the Norse Vikings under the leadership of King Canute and later by the Norman's and it was the Normans who colonies Ireland, not the previous conquered English. William's conquest of England was a very brutal affair that only started in 1066 in the following years he instigated the genocidal Harrowing of the North. Though one good thing William the Conqueror did in the 12th century was to ban slavery in England.
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  28. ​​ @patrickcarey7692  I wasn't 'ring roading' Patrick, I was just updating some of your previous historical statements. Because our present 21st century is built on previous centuries, so it's all relevant and no time has ever been really wasted.
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  29. @manofculture584  Yes, the result of her mother poping over for a 'free' nhs birth.
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  30.  @manofculture584  She only has a British passport because her mother popped over for a 'free' nhs birth. The Manchester arena bomber and the Southport stabber all had British passport too.
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  31. ​ @ProfessorTimWilson  Populism is just a term to discribe a right wing party that is popular and being popular is the root of democracy.
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  32. @Turnipstalk Oh ! Well Alfredo Strossener was a military dictator so therefore not democratically elected and therefore not popular or 'populist'.
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  33. Boris was hounded out of office not because of lies and parties, but because of Brexit. The establishment never wanted it and has done all they can to block, frustrate and reverse it. This is just the latest episode in their quest. It's British democracy that is under attack, not just one man.
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  34.  @woodencreatures  Yes indeed, Farage will be perfect as PM. Vote Reform to make it happen ! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
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  35.  @woodencreatures  Wooden headed bot go away.👍😂
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  36.  @brendanpells912  Imprisoning political opponents is only done in Socialist dictatorships, like the one Starmer is trying to create here.
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  37. This Petition is completely different to the anti Brexit one, which was trying to overturn the result of the largest Referendum result ever held in the UK. Where as this one is trying to overturn a miserly 9million GE vote share, a GE is completely different to a once in a life time Referendum. Also at the rate its rising it could soon surpase Starmers pathetic vote share . Lets not forget, all Parlimentary power comes from the Electorate and if they show they are not happy with the way they are being Governed they can withdraw that power.
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  38. Badenoch was not appointed because she is the best available, but because she ticked the woke boxes of the WEF.
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  39. The advantages of Brexit have not been fully realised because our politicians only delivered a partial Brexit through gritted teeth. We now have an antidemocratic PM elected on only 20% who has always been against the largest democratic single issue decision in our history. Yet even without the backing of 80% of the electorate he is doing his best to reverse even that.
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  40. Achilles was a soldier, not a sailor so your analogy would dismiss him too. Agincourt is a town in France so I'm sure they would be very pleased to have a Royal Naval ship named after them.
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  41.  @Poliss95  The population is irrelevant, its actual voters who count and of them a majority voted LEAVE. It's also on record as the largest single issue voter turnout in history. Far larger than the voters who voted to join in 1972 which was er 0 ??????
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  42.  @Poliss95  Yes but there was No vote to join in 1972. PM Heath broke our Constitution to take us in illegally when public opinion was 3 to 1 against joining. In 1975 PM Wilson held our first Referendum to legalise our membership. This was after a massive publicity campaign in favour of remaining financed by the EU. In this massive campaign all newspapers and TV stations advocated remaining. This would now be illegal under GE and Referendum laws, and quite rightly.
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  43.  @Poliss95  No one voted to join in 1972 though, we were taken in ilegally because public opinion was 3 to 1 against joining. The 1975 Referendum was only won after a massive one sided publicity campaign, which would be ilegal today.
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  44. @Poliss95  Yes we were taken in illegally in 1975 when Heath broke both his word of honour and our Constitution to do it. Governments have to obey our Constitution, not ignore and change it to suit them, that's what its for. The Brexit Referendum was held under the Elections and Referendum Act of 2000 therefore both sides were restricted as to how much they could spend. However, it wasn't in force in 1975 and so the money spent by the Remain side was far in excess of what the Leave side spent and as I stated previously this is now illegal, just as it should have been in 1975.
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  45. @davidmcintyre8145  Yes of course in the 12th century it had no relevance to the peasantry. However, today it does and its provisions have been repeated and updated in subsequent laws like the 1689 Bill of Rights.
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  46. @davidmcintyre8145  Yes of course the people are Sovereign and it states this in our Constitution and was pointed out by Proffessor AV Dicey in his famous book; The Law of the Constitution as well as in William Bagehots book, the English Constitution.
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  47. @nickbarton3191  The UK is the 6th biggest economy on the planet and they still weild a lot of global influence, so they could do it, in fact it's the duty of any country to put it's people first.
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  48. ​ @jamonit7169  Is that the same Aunt who embezzled nearly $4 million from a Bangladeshi building project ?
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  49. What American citizen would really be fearful of Trump becoming President when they already have President Biden !
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  50.  @michaelshanahan4042  I don't even read the British press, let alone believe it. What an old fashion out of date way to keep informed.
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