Comments by "John Brereton" (@johnbrereton5229) on "Michael Heaver" channel.

  1.  @Haris1  Yes, a great idea, and then they would at least not stop each other from winning.
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  2.  @billsmith3771  Well thankyou Bill ! You have just reinforced my previous points. Because no sane person could compare our treatment of criminals who have arrived here illegally and yet are treated very well, with the Nazis who treated their own citizens so badly and just because of their religion. And to answer your question, the best thing these invaders could do is return to their own countries and look after the families they have selfishly left there to fend for themselves while they go on an all expenses paid holiday to the UK.
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  3. I understand your concerns, I also don't like the unflinching support for Ukraine across the political spectrum. However, we are never going to find a political party that mirrors all our beliefs, but I think at the moment Reform is far closer to it than any other.
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  4.  @noelpucarua2843  No Noel, women were forced to pay the SAME as men due to these rediculous EU equality rules. So now we don't have to follow them, insurance will return to being risk assessed and therefore Women will pay LESS than higher risk males, just as they did previously.
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  5. The biggest 'self harm a country ever did to itself' was allowing Khan to settle here and become London Mayor. Perhaps this could be cured by him rejoining his countrymen in Pakistan, let's hope so !
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  6. Trying to defy the electorate destroyed Labour. The electorate are Sovereign, defy them at your peril.
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  7.  @lasigh1478  The letter that the French Prime minister sent to Von der Leyon as mention in this video and my comment ffs ! Didn't you watch the video, or read my comment ?????????
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  8. Trigger Art16 and go WTO, you cannot negotiate with the desperate, declining, EU dictatorship !
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  9.  @IBTU  The last Viking invasion was in 1066 and was unsuccessful. Harald Hadradda and his army was completely destroyed by King Harold Godwinson at Stamford bridge in Yorkshire. It is said that of the few Vikings who were left they only needed a couple of boats from the fleet that they came in, as there were so few left alive.
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  10.  @laurenceBDontYaNo  If the Norman's were French, why were they always fighting them ? Even William the Conqueror fought the French King Henry I in 1054 after he tried to invade Normandy. He later defeated the French at the battle of Mortemer in 1057. So why would he be fighting the French King and the French if he was French himself ?????? Also the Scots speak English, but they are not English, just as the Australians and Americans do too, but neither are English.
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  11. The HofL wants reducing, not enlarging. They should also all be elected, not appointed.
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  12. Allowing these unidentified potential violent criminals into the country illegally, is a grave dereliction of one of the prime responsibilities of our Government. The British people know this is a rediculous and dangerous situation, yet our deaf and blind Government allows it to continue unabated. This despite many British citizens already being murdered by them.
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  13. In my lifetime a noticeable change has taken place in the demographics of my country. So it doesn't surprise me to hear an extra 2million immigrants have arrived in just one decade. Yet despite this being a top subject and one of the main reason for Brexit and Boris's 80 seat majority nothing serious is every done. In fact, our supposed 'Border Force' is picking them up and delivery them to taxpayer funded hotels. If the Government doesnt take action soon, I predict the people will do it for them.
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  14. Vote Reform to save Britain 🇬🇧👍🥳
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  15.  @maralynmitchell8261  Yes indeed Maralyn, her actions speak louder than words, and she has been very active in delivering Brexit, despite voting Remain.
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  16.  @weeeeehhhhh  The EU itself often breaks International treaties. However, invoking Article 16 isn't breaking the treaty, its complying with it.
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  17. The Irish were only officially neutral in WW2. However, many Irish men joined the British Army to fight the Nazis just as they had for centuries past. In WW2 the British were the only ones still fighting from the start in 1939.
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  18.  @2leggedpirate265  That's the same in the UK. If no party has a majority, the smaller parties can join together in a coalition. This happened in 2010 when the largest party didnt have enough votes so formed a coalition with the Lib Dems and so with their combined votes the Queen then asked them to form a Government. However, there seems to be evidence of vote rigging in this election, which is unfortunately not unusual when the EU is involved.
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  19.  @johnblair2939  Though our country is being attacked, it's not dead yet. We mustn't be defeatist for as we speak there is a rising tide of resistance.
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  20. Boris should never have been forced out in the first place on trumped up charges, it's a disgrace. This current mess can be laid at the door of those who participated in this disgraceful act.
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  21. Not only will EU laws remain, EU Courts are still Supreme and parts of the UK remain under EU jurisdiction. Also Parliaments own websites says we will keep paying billions into the EU coffers untill 2060 at the least. That's 44 years AFTER we voted democratically to leave, and almost as long as our total illegal membership.
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  22.  @Vulpes10  I haven't got a clue what you are talking about, perhaps that's because you don't either !
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  23.  @PVMe1967  Brexiteers decided ?????? No, in fact Brussels announced at 5.30 on the 29th Januray that the EU had triggered Article 16 and in doing so put up a hard border on the Ireland of Ireland, which they claimed they would never do. Why,? Because they wanted to stop AstraZeneca vacinne distribution. But after a storm of protests from all sides at 11PM the EU issued another statement saying it was a 'misjudgment' after which the Irish PM welcomed the EUs reversal. So not Brexiteers, the EU dictatorship!
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  24. The UK pioneered workers right, and we still have better ones than the EU.
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  25.  @janyb1907  Sunak was elected to Parliament and in our system the party selects there own leader. However, Sunak was twice rejected as party leader by party members. Therefore on the 3rd attempt he was appointed by MPs without consulting party members. This is very sinister and anti democratic in my opinion, as he was imposed on us after the coup that removed Boris. Once in office he is doing the EUs bidding, not the country's. That gives us a good idea who was behind the coup, just like the one in Ukraine in 2014 and for exactly the same reason.
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  26. Yes, and that's why democratically elected Boris was removed half way through his premiership and the first thing unelected Sunak did was to stop the legislation going through Parliament to dump EU laws, just as the legislation reached its last stages. It would have been far harder to realign with the EU if we had distanced ourselves, this is exactly what Starmer is now doing. Different party, same intentions.
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  27. The Tories were put into power to deliver Brexit. One of the biggest reasons for Brexit was to take back control of our borders and reduce immigration. So why has Priti Patel lost control and offering a place here in our overcrowded island to 6million EU nationals, 20,000 Afghans, 3million Hong Kongers, 350,000 of various nationalities and the mounting numbers arriving ilegally across the channel ? We voted Tory but got Dianne Abbotts socialist destroyers instead.
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  28. Yes indeed, and that's enshrined in Magna Carta !
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  29. I joined the Conservatives just so I could elect Boris as leader. Why, because he was the only one who promised to deliver Brexit. But now here we are without a full Brexit delivered, NI is still in the EU and EU laws are still in force throughout the UK. Also another main reason for Brexit was to control immigration, and yet here again we have much talk, but no action. I'm supposed to be voting today, but I cant be bothered, just like Conservatives can't be bothered to respect my vote and deliver my Brexit.
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  30. The WA agreement runs out in 2 weeks time, if Boris walked away now he would be accused of breaking the WA and not getting a deal. But if he waits until the time runs out, no one can say this and he can say, I tried my best right until the clock struck midnight.
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  31.  @billsmith3771  Why should British taxpayers pay for EU infrastructure on British territory?
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  32.  @ScurvyRascal  The EU dictatorship often unilaterally ammends treaties that don't suit it, or just break them, they are a law unto themselves.
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  33. Boris was selected by party members to lead the Conservative party and elected by the British electorate with an 80 seat majority to deliver Brexit ! So why was he removed against the wishes of party members and the electorate? This current mess can be laid at the door of those antidemocratic MPs who conspired to remove him. Boris should be restored to his rightful place as party leader and PM.
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  34. The EU propaganda machine the BBC only broadcasts pro EU nonsense, not the real news, particularly if it means positive Brexit news.
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  35. Jean Marie Le Pen was a brave French resistance fighter who fought in occupied France against the Nazis and their collaborators, the French Vichy Government. Yet, unsurprisingly, all these French collaborators ended up being big supporters of the Nazi founded EU. These included Francois Mitterrand who even became French President, despite being a traitor and working tirelessly as a collaborator with Vichy Government. Therefore, Its interesting to note that a brave patriot like Le Pen, who fought for French freedom, is vilified, yet the traitors who collaborated are praised and rewarded with high office. What a strange and frightening world we live in .
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  36.  @michaelogrady1002  Because the figures you show are a mirage. They are not indicative of Irelands true GDP, its inflated by the raft of big tech countries that were attracted by Ireland low business tax rates. However, the EU has demanded that Irelands low rates must rise to EU levels, so will these companies remain ? Remove these companies income and suddenly Irelands GDP falls dramatically.
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  37.  @paulfenton7776  Explain why a deal is so necessary then? No one voted for a deal, we voted to leave nothing more. We can still trade with the EU on WTO just as the EUs two largest trading partners the USA and China do, are they both "illogical" too? This 5 years of 'negotiations' have been nothing more than a waste of time, as many people have said from day one.
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  38.  @paulfenton7776  Oh dear, where to start ! We never had 'Free trade' with the EU we had to pay them £350million a week for their so called 'Free trade'. Even now we have left we are still paying them £8billion a year divorce bill. As I keep telling you, the EUs largest trading partners are not in Europe they are the USA and China. You need to look further afield than your own backyard, have you no spirit of adventure? Also I don't hate Europe????? In fact I love Europe, my wife of 23 years is French and I have friends from all across Europe. I just hate the Nazi founded EU dictatorship. Also after leaving it, the UK is now the fastest growing economy in the G7 out pacing all those still stuck inside the declining EU . How long will it be before others join us? I'm guessing not long .
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  39. I remember reading about the outrage at the BBC in the 1940s, when they had an announcer called Wifred Pickles with a northern accent. Now the 'British' Broadcasting Corporation is Broadcasting in pidgin English, exactly how many people understand it ? When 85% of the British population is white indigenous.
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  40.  @kevinmassey7675  Yes and not just karma for Lineker either. Ian Wright too, after all he came out in support for Lineker but not Li Tiss and company, who he claimed had to go because they were too old.
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  41.  @wellwhatthen10101  Lineker's ego is far bigger than his 'talent'.
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  42.  @jjbiggmann5576  You're not a fan of historical facts then little man ? Yet, he who forgets history is condemned to repeat it .
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  43. 6 years ago today we voted Brexit, and one of the main reasons for leaving was a full return of British Sovereignty so we could once again decide who we allowed into our country. Yet Boris hasn't delivered a full Brexit and we still cannot decide who comes into our country, even illegals still can't be turned away. Why, because foreign judges decide who can come here and who can go, its absolutely crazy! If Boris doesn't sort this out quickly he and his party will be toast.
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  44.  @lasigh1478  I think your nurse is looking for you Harvey, you're stinking the ward out where you're confined and need changing.
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  45. In the British Parliamentary system it's the electorate who are Sovereign. So it's time to vote Reform and show arrogant MPs who they serve and who pays their wages. Vote Reform !
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  46.  @WilfTompkins5546  The electorate always elects a Government to act in their best interests. However, when democracy fails the people always act to restore it. There is nothing ironic in that ?
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  47.  @richardhall6601  For how much longer ????
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  48. We had a similar result here in Britain when Theresa May lost much of her majority and nothing could get passed. That's when I decided PR was not a great idea, it produces a weak Government.
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  49.  @billsmith3771  No, I just voted to leave the EU, fully. In fact no one votes for every policy of any government
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  50.  @matthewcook9404  Like all deluded EU fanatics you're beyond help ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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