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

  1. I wonder if someone had thrown a milkshake at Farage while he was talking in this clip while standing in front of Jeremy Corbyn in Parliament. Whether the offender would not be prosecuted for hitting Farage but if any had hit Jeremy, they would get 20 days in prison as recently happened ? This is our current un just justice system under the control of Two Tier Starmer who is not only a trained Lawyer but a former head of the Department of Public Prosecutions, yet bends the Law to commit Lawfare. He should be in prison, not in Government.
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  2. Nigerians probably want to emulate their former countrywomam, Kemi Badenoch. Her mother only popped over to Britain for a 'free' birth before taking her new baby called Kemi back to live in Nigeria. However, because she was born here, she got what she described as Willy Wonkas golden ticket, a British passport. Now she is in the running to lead the Conservative party and could end up running the whole country, not a bad reward for conning the NHS.
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  3.  @htlein  Yes, of course I know the definition of a 'Dictatorship' and that's why I used it. Perhaps, it's you who needs to look up the definition as you seem to be unaware and confused ,
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  4. As a former Conservative member I was rung up the other day by the Conservative party telling me my membership had run out. I told them , it hadnt run out, I cancelled it. Because I was disgusted with their behaviour, they removed democratically elected Boris half way through his term and replaced him with twice rejected Sunak. If you treat your voters with contempt, don't be surprised when they do the same to you.
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  5. Rwanda is no more than a distraction, it has never had any chance of solving our current invasion even if it passed into law. The Government has always had the power to stop it, it just doesnt have the will.
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  6.  @timothyhallett3724  Charisma is great, but it doesn't trump a clear objective, hard work and dedication and Truss has proved she has all these attributes. Therefore, I'm also impressed that she admitted to being wrong about Brexit and is prepared to leave the ECHR and trigger Art 16 to deliver it, which is also inspiring.
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  7.  @imemine6494  It's far from 'bullshit' ????? The bill to sort out the NI protocol has just past through Parliament with a massive majority.
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  8. All across Britain we have full shelves, EU meddling is now just running out of steam.
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  9. Ian Paisley was spot on ! By the terms of The NI Protocol you have to evoke Annex 7 and go into a period of discussions to sort out the problem amicably. However, we have done this and no solution has been found, because the EU is not interested in solutions, only in domination and control. Therefore, it's time to trigger article 16 and end this damaging undemocratic travesty now.
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  10. This is the Labour area where a teacher was driven into hiding after teaching his class about blasphemy. The poor man ending up getting death threats from Muslim parents. I wonder if there are enough white Britains and sensible ethics voters who will bear this in mind when voting and turn away from Labour.
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  11.  @andreasgregorfrank9057  I'm the glad European, not you! Your a sad European, still stuck in the EU dictatorship having nightmares about racists .
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  12. Yes ! I would most definitely support any Government who either takes us out completely from the ECHR or makes our own Supreme Court judgements superior to any foreign court.
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  13. Leave the ECHR NOW !
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  14.  @imemine6494  Labour are just more of the same, they are no different to the Cons. We need to break the cycle of Con Lab, Lab Con ! Vote Reform for a better Britain run for it's people not the globalists.
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  15. No , I'm not surprised that support for the Tories is falling faster than their support for Brexit !
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  16.  @tarquin4940  But not fully, and therefore not fully exploited leaving either.
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  17.  @edwardbernthal160  Brexit might mean poverty for the EU perhaps, but not for the UK. Since Brexit the UK had the fastest growing economy in the G7 for 2 years running and trade with the EU was higher than it ever was why we were members. However, since the GLOBAL RECESSION kicked in this has ended, but it's not just the UK that's affected, the whole world is, including the EU.
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  18.  @michaelogrady1002  None of this alters the fact that these multinational inflate Irelands GDP above what it really is. If you calculate it by RIC instead, it shows that Irelands GDP is actually much much lower. In fact GDP 'masks the collapse in employment and economic activity in most sectors' Said the former Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland Patrick Honohan.
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  19. The only party worth voting for is Reform !
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  20. Is that what the EU are going to do with our £3billion, bung it in their hole ?
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  21.  @paulfenton7776  No deal was always better than a bad deal. And the electorate never even voted for a deal at all, just to leave, nothing more. However, after five years of 'negotiations' it looks like we might finally get what we voted for, just to LEAVE!
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  22.  @paulfenton7776  Oh my god, your ignorance is truly astounding. The only benefits of UK membership to the EU was for the EU itself, not the UK, that's why we left. The EUs largest trading partners are the USA and China followed by the UK, in fact in the top 10 EU trading partners only the UK and 3 others are in Europe all the rest are world wide. Which rather demolished your theory of only trading with nearby countries. The EU was founded by the Nazis in Berlin by the Nazi economics minister Walter Funk in 1941 and its fulfilled all the original objectives. Including not being democratic, democracy interferes with its grand plans.
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  23.  @UtubeRwokeLefties  Oh look, a Far Left Labour voter ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  24. I suspect you didnt mean Europe, you meant the small declining EU, which is less than half of Europe. The British isle are also a part of Europe so how can it be behind itself ? Yet this small island punches far above its weight and is the 5th biggest economy in the world and home to London, the worlds finance centre and is leading in many cutting edge technologies like AI. So we are not 'behind Europe' we are leading it !
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  25.  @qboid4763  Since Brexit, the UK economy is now the fastest growing economy in the G7 for the second year running, and trade with the EU is HIGHER that it ever was while we were members, so hardly 'devastated' more like invigorated !
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  26.  @mizdamazda4884  The traitor, liar, and accused paedophile Ted Heath did far more damage taking us into the EEC ilegaly and against our Constitution in 1972. Far more than taking us out did in 2021.
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  27.  @bricks2850  Yes indeed, Gina Miller would be the final coup de grace for his 'party' 🤣🤣🤣
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  28. It's not a question of ever more money, it's a case of firm determined ACTION ! We seems to have far too much of the former, but not enough of the latter.
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  29. The EU has launched FOUR court cases against Brexit Britain over the NI Protocol Bill. Yet at the same time, it is involved in 850 court cases against it's own members, including France, Germany, Italy and Spain. The EU dictatorship is just a joke institution with it's own pound shop judges ruling in it's own benefit. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  30. I have no problem with the ECHR looking after these mens interests, but if they are so worried about them why do they allow them to cross the channel into another country illegally where they will face hostility, because they are not welcome.? Is the EU such a dump that these men will risk every to escape it ?
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  31. @Yakov Shani The UK electorate are Sovereign, and the Sovereign electorate cedes their Sovereignty to Parliament in order to govern, but only for 5 years, or until an election is called. In Treason May's Parliament, MPs betrayed the electorate and so the electorate kicked them all out and replaced them with Brexiteers. That's democracy in action, and proves who really holds the power.
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  32. Yes, and no doubt each programme would end with a begging letter just like their News paper articles do. All asking for a tenner just to keep them going. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  33. What and break up the Scottish union, would they allow it ?
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  34. Well Lizz Truss has stated she will leave the ECHR if elected.
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  35.  @lasigh3883  No, in fact the EUs NI protocol already breaks the GFA. All we want is for it to be enforced, not broken.
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  36.  @rockerjim8045  The European Court of Justice has judged that the EU is above both international and Human rights laws, that's because both ECHR membership and international law is incompatible with EU law. Yet they insist all 27 member states are members of the ECHR ? Therefore a member state could be fined and sanctioned for following EU laws that are incompatible with the ECHR, yet the EU who made the laws can't be ? Also individuals living in the EU can't take a complaint against the EU to the ECHR as it is beyond their jurisdiction, but the EU itself can take both a country and an individual to ITS OWN ECJ and impose jail or heavy fines. The EU is also run by the unelected EU Commission who are also individually above the law, this is the absolute definition of a lawless dictatorship.
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  37. Starmer was the main anti Brexiteer in Parliament and did all he could to stop the biggest democratic decision in British history, yet he was still elected leader of the Labour party? And in Hartlepool, again they elected an anti Brexiteer as their candidate in an area that voted overwhelmingly for Brexit, how arrogant are they ! When will Labour realise they are elected to Parliament to SERVE the electorate, not dictate to them. No wonder they are so pro EU !
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  38.  @Salty_old_Viking  Is this all copy and paste from the 'Express' that you keep mentioning, is that the source of all your 'knowledge' salty ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  39. @ezioauditore4389  Legarde did not wear an electronic tag, she is an EU official and therefore exempt from and judicial sanctions, including her mandatory jail sentence after being found guilty.
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  40.  @htlein  Oh dear, your ignorance is showing here. A dictatorship can be a single person, or a group of people, governing without a democratic mandate, just like the EU. MEPs are the only ones who are elected, but they have no power and are only there to convince the naive that it's really democratic. However, all decisions are made by an unelected elite who always get their way, even when the electorate vote against them as in the EU Constitution. The EU is provably a dictatorship and was always planned to be so.
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  41.  @htlein  No wonder you are so ignorant about the EU dictatorship if you get all your information from There Own Propaganda site, ffs! Also the EU Constitution is in force in full. All they did to get their own way was to shuffle the papers around and call it the Lisbon Treaty. They then said as a treaty doesn't need democratic approval we will just put it into force without it. That's what dictatorships do, h, they ignore democracy and impose their will on the plebs. Fortunately, there are many here who arent so simple minded and as easily conned as you are.
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  42. How can this new party be called far left and the Afd be called far right when they both have the same policies ?
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  43.  @weeeeehhhhh  No, GHNews broadcast news, all of it ! And they often have guests that hold an opposite opinion and it's from their debate that the viewer can decide for themselves. So unlike the BBC and all MSM that lectures the viewer and talks over any guest, especially those with a different opinion. The BBC for example just pump out endless propaganda. That's why GBNews has twice as many viewers despite only being launched recently.
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  44.  @brianperry  Yes of course you knew I was a Brexiteer, no Remoaner would be so intelligent and knowledgeable.
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  45. I want the House of Lords reformed, not abolished and turned into an American inspired Senate. British traditions should be preserved and that can be done by sacking all the current Lords and replacing them with a smaller balanced and elected House of specialist debating Lords. All should be experts in their field with various political views, at the moment the HofL is stuffed full of unelected anti Brexit Lib Dems, in fact far more than they ever managed to get elected as MPs.
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  46. Every time the bill is passed to the unelected Lords they can reject or ammend it, but they cannot stop it !
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  47.  @johnosullivan3924  Britain, as the world financial capital, has earned its reputation as a reliable law abiding country over centuries. The EU on the other hand, with its Mickey mouse financial centres and habit of breaking international treaties at will, is on the other hand , not trusted.
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  48. Yes, they can have independence if they want, but the must pays us billions for decades to come for the decisions taken while they were members. Also we will need a border between England and Scotland to protect our internal market and they must abide by all our laws and procedures. Well, if it's good enough for the EU, it's good enough for the UK too! 👍😎
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  49. Yes indeed ! The house of Lords should be reduced to a more reasonable number, say around 100, and they should all be democratically elected.
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  50. Vote Reform to save Britain ! I've voted Conservative since Thatcher and even joined them as a party member. However, after they betrayed both Brexit voters and their members, I left and joined Reform. Vote Reform !
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