Comments by "John Brereton" (@johnbrereton5229) on "Tousi TV" channel.

  1. Apparently, it's the 1951 Refugee Treaty that Britain signed up to that is causing these problems. But let's face it, we gave Boris an 80 seat majority to deliver Brexit and sort out our out of control immigration system. Yet he hasn't delivered either fully, why ? Because the Government lacks the will, so instead they just make a lot of noise and fury in order to satisfy the electorate. However, when you examine the details, thats all it is, wind !
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  2. Emma Haddad is not a British Civil Servant. She is yet another Foreigner here subverting British civil life, not serving it.
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  3. Did Rayner, the foul mouthed fish wife whip a kipper out of her knickers and slap Starmer with it then ? 😯
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  4. As your comment section shows, most people never believed in this climate catastrophe in the first place. It's all invented in order to impose antidemocratic control over us and steal our freedoms. Ulez, 15 minute cities, and the EUs compulsory purchase of Dutch farms is just the first manifestation of this Global WEF Government which we must all fight and never obey !
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  5. In what Court will Greenpeace sue the EU ? The EU has it's own Court of justice that conveniently judged that the EU dictatorship is above the worlds highest court at the UN. Therefore, the EU dictatorship is above the law, who would have guessed !
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  6. The EU has always been rife with corruption and fraud since it was formed, and its still going on today. In December 2022 there were 24 arrests and 312 house searches and seizures worh €67million and only last month in June 2023 a €28million VAT fraud ringleader was arrested in Italy. Not surprisingly when even the EUs central Bank is run by Christine Lagarde a convicted fraudsters. 😅😅😅😅
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  7. Is this all a sign of Frexit on the rise ?
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  8. Penny is far behind in the polling, so this is a just a cynicaly move on her part to gain more credibility.
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  9. ​ @soniahesketh3565  Yes and on only 18% of registered voters that's around 1million votes out of over 6million.
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  10. Accusing everyone of being "Far Right" is just the Lefts way of closing down debate. Yet Narinder Kaur is the real extremist. She is so blatently disrespectful in her obvious racist hate for English people and their flag. So why is she living in a country full of people she hates so much ? You can leave anytime you want Narinder, byeeeeeee !
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  11. We have always had the power to reject these boats, however we just don't have the will to do it.
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  12.  @motherofallemails  If that's true, then why is the euro lower than the $ now Einstein ???? Perhaps it because the ECB is run by Christine Legarde a convicted fraudster yet she is white, and so is her hair !!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  13.  @Anti020  Yes I agree, as long as it's not en masse or out loud.
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  14. To protect a countries borders all you need is the will to do it, and employ the people to enforce it. We have neither, the will or the enforcers. Therefore, all these Bill's are just theatre and will change nothing.
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  15. Talking about 'Left wing nutters' Mahyar mentions Starmer and Reeves promising the globalists at the WEF that they will make the UK closer to the EU after they get elected ???????? And Starmer already has form on denying British democracy due to his EU obsession, and that's why he must not be elected.
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  16. Is she Dianne Abacus's sister ???? Neither understands mathematics, and both are probably a result of promotion due to race and gender, rather than merit.
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  17.  @Blackers96  I was born in London when the population was 99.9 % English now they are the minority. By 2051 they are predicted to be the minority in England itself after thousands of years. I think that's very sad and all in my lifetime.
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  18.  @emetahava  I'm talking particularly about my own country England, as I am English myself. England receives far more immigration than any of the other 4 countries of Britain, especially in its capital city London, where I was born.
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  19. Oh my God, Truss is not a leader, she is just a weak push over. Time to vote Reform !
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  20. Its was the war criminal Tony Bliar who introduced devolusion to break up the UK. All of these devolved Parliaments, which include the London assembly with the Dictator Khan have done nothing but create problems. It's time they were all closed down and we can return to sanity.
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  21. No wonder Starmer doesn't know what a woman is, he has come out a gay !👍😁
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  22. Fm ! £150 000 for an Egyptian holiday?????? What did little fishy do, by Egypt In full ?
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  23. Who goes to a foreign University and wants to take their family along too ? That's just rediculous, and shows the intention is not education, rather a bogus route to immigrate into the country.
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  24. Meanwhile, London Mayor Sadiq Khan is projecting an Islamic Ramadam slogan on Nelson's Column in a provocative display of his dictatorial contempt for Britain and its national heroes. Time he and Sunak were removed from office 😡
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  25. Khan also had a vote, but when the votes were against extending ULEZ he doctored the results and said he was going ahead. Now the little rat has been caught in a trap !
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  26. Thanks for posting that in full Myhar, I believe Jacob has just torn the paedophile enabler Harriet Harperson a new arse ! 😂😂😂😂
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  27. Britain has paid reparation to those sold from Africa into slavery, by banning the slave trade throughout our Empire in 1807. The money paid to finance this was paid by British taxpayer, even those born long afterwards, because we didn't stop paying untill 2014. This was long before the USA finally banned it. Therefore, why should Britain pay reparations to any Africans alive today, who were never slaves ?
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  28. Funny how all the Brexiteers are suddenly guilty of something and have to be kicked out of Parliament. Any one would think there's a witch hunt going on.
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  29. Sunak needs to GO ! In fact, he should never have been there in the first place. 😡
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  30. Khan is an arrogant lying despot and the way he has behaved towards Londoners make him unsuitable for such public office ever again.
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  31.  @Cyrus-3D  Yes I agree, the Labour party started out without much support but it rose rapidly untill they were elected.
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  32.  @judewarner1536  Well first, there were Scots and English fighting on boths sides in the Jacobite rebellion, so it was hardly Scots against English 'slaughtering each other'. Secondly, do you really consider 300 years ago 'recently' ????
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  33.  @judewarner1536  Then why have you spent hours defending Scottish Nationalism do you suffer from acute self loathing ?
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  34.  @judewarner1536  Great ! Then you support the Scottish Referendum result of 2014 and you will respect and support their democratic choice.
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  35.  @judewarner1536  I'm not so sure you would, when you obviously don't respect their last Referendum result.
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  36.  @judewarner1536  Voting for a new Government is completely different to voting to split up a 300 year old union, the most successful Union in history. We had to wait 50 years for a Brexit Referendum it's a once in a generation event.
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  37.  @judewarner1536  I have answered your question continuously, and I will answer your latest ones as well. 1/ You can always find people in the past who have held all sorts of opinions. However, in a democracy it's the opinions of the majority that count. 2nd/ the SNP are supposed to be politicians and when politicians agree to abide by rules they can't then change those rules when the result wasn't the one they hoped for. 3/ SNP support is falling so they don't even represent the majority opinion. 4/ In Spain when the Catonians wanted a Referendum on independence it was refused by the Spanish government. The Catolonian Parliament held one anyway and they voted to Leave. The Spanish government then refused to accept the result and hunted down the officials who organised it and jailed them. How different to the way we do things in Britain. 5/ The reason Indepence Referendums are held so far apart it because the political and economic fallout takes decades or more to repair, so it's never a situation to be taken lightly. Especially when the country you want to separate from is so close in so many ways, by cultural, Kinship, economically and historically. There are over 1million Scots living in England alone and many many more who have Scottish ancestry. So a change of Government is no where as much of a change as separating your self from not only your kith and kin, but also your largest trading partner. 6/ However, I believe in Democracy and if the Scots really wanted to leave and not just the SNP , I certainly wouldn't stop them. Though which ever way the vote went, there would still be around 50% of Scots who hated the result.
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  38.  @judewarner1536  1/ what recent plebecite is this that you are referring to ? 2/ we were taken into the EU illegally by Tory PM Edward Heath in 1972 breaking both his word and our Constitution. We then had to wait 50 years for a vote. In Britian the electorate are the Sovereign power, no PM could refuse to act on their stated opinion. 3/ Yes it is, and in 2014 their opinion was to remain in the UK, so why do you not respect their opinion ? 4/ No, what happened in Biafra, the famine ? 5/ Scots didn't vote to remain in the EU? If you are referring to the Brexit Referendum every single vote counted equaly from all over the UK and the over 1million Scots Brexit votes pushed Brexit over the line . 5/ It's based on the observation of countries that have been devided from their former partners. Ireland joined the EU at the same time as the UK and there flourishing GDP is down to their low business tax rate, which has attracted many huge multinationals to locate there. Nevertheless, it's not as rosy as it seems. First the EU is forcing Ireland to harmonise their rates, will these multinationals remain ? Also Irelands GDP is very deceptive as it's all based on the income of these multinationals and though it does provide good jobs for a few, it also inflates property prices making them too expensive for the average Irish citizen. If these companies were to leave , ireland would be back were it started as prosperity there is an illusion. 6/ the leave vote did not seperate anyone from any thing. Europe is still where it was and we are free to visit it anytime we want to. My own wife is French and often visits her family there. We also travel to many countries in Europe, those in, and those outside the EU dictatorship. Brexit hasn't separated us from our largest trading partner, our largest trading country is the US. However, since Brexit UK trade with the EU is now larger than at at anytime we were members.
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  39.  @kingdaleclarke  No, not on it's own, but as Confucius said: 'The greatest Journey starts with the first step'
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  40. Yes Andy Barry, me too ! It was the vile traitor Heath, who first betrayed the British electorate in 1972 by giving away our Sovereignty. This was in breach of both his word and our Constitution, it's time it was restored in full.
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  41. What Biden meant to say is. I'm not Irish, but I am Stupid. In no way is he Irish, even his direct lineage is from England.
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  42. ​ @lesigh1749  If Labour get in to Government at the next election you can bet Bercow will be straight into the HofL to bellow across the isles like a cow on heat .
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  43. Lost his job ??????? This is Treason and he should be imprisoned at least. Though Bliar repealed the death sentence for Treason, for obvious reasons. Nevertheless, It should be reintroduced quickly ! 😡
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  44. What about the £2.5 billion sent up from Westminster during Covid that wasnt spent on what it was supposed to be spent on, where did that go ?
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  45. Gopal was born in Indian, Olusogo was born in Nigeria, not sure where the Jewish guy was born but what gives any of them the right to be at our top universities criticising our country? They can F**k off !
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  46. Kemi Badanoch is nothing more than a Nigerian chancer. Her mother only came over to Britain to have a free NHS birth and then went back to Nigeria. However, because Badenoch was born here she got what she herself called 'Willy Wonkas Golden Ticket' ie British Citizenship. When she was older she came to Britain for the first time to go to school and now she is in Government, hoping to run the country. How can such a chancer rise to leading a country she only came here to exploit ? In the words of Powell : ' We must be mad, literally Mad '.
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  47. Funny, that's exactly what the Nazi's planned in the 1930s with the Europaische Wirtschafts Germeinschaft or European Economic Community. This was a Nazi's controlled pan European dictatorship controlled by the Nazi's Fourth Reich. All the aims of the current EU are frighteningly similar. So despite Germany losing WW2, which now sounds very much like a small hiccup in their plans, as this is exactly what the Germans are still planning to inflict on Europe.
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  48.  @barnaby4232  I suspect he is saying British born, to stop rootless globalist taking the role of British Priminister. Though perhaps he should have said an indigenous Brit.
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  49. The Reform party is becoming more and more attractive day by day as these clowns continue to defy the electorate.
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  50. The EU is authoritarian, because it's a dictatorship and the plans laid out for a pan European federal dictatorship was laid down in Berlin in 1942 by the Nazi party. At this conference various leaders in their spheres laid down all the principles necessary to achieve this. And all the speeches were later published in a glossy book with a forward by the Nazi economics minister and head of the Reichbank Walter Hunke. The name of both the conference and the book was the Eurospaisch Wirtschafts Gemeinschaft (European Economic Community) which is also of course exactly the same as the original name of the EU. It was known as the EEC, from its foundation in Rome in 1957, incidentally signed by Walter Hallstein another Nazi and the EUs first President. This name remained untill it was changed to EU in 1993 after the signing of the Masterick Treaty. But it's not just the name that's the same, all the principles for its foundation where laid down in the original 1942 conference and are all now being realised. Yet despite all the publicity at the time, it has all been conveniently forgotten, I wounded why ?
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