Comments by "Jim Taylor" (@jimtaylor294) on "Tousi TV" channel.

  1. Yet another instance of the far-left proving every stereotype about them, to be accurate.
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  2. Should have his UK citizenship revoked.
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  3. Yet another reason the Lib' Dem's should change their name... to 'Fascist Autocrats Party'.
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  4. Yup. Tis junk science at its most farcical.
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  5. Too few power plants, end of!!*
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  6. He is deep, he said everything.
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  7. The Iron Lady didn't hesitate to put down Reagan when he invaded a Commonwealth country. (by most accounts leaving him visibly shocked)
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  8. Maybe Hepititus Clinton fears going to hell, because the Iron Lady has privatized it 3:) .
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  9. We could call 'em the Fuzzy Wuzzie Party, but that sounds too much like a gig for plushies XD.
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  10. Lucky him. He has sense.
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  11. ^ There's always at least one remoan bot, regurgitating the same old long disproven drivel. The Scots, Welsh & N-I are going no-where, anymore than the numerous loss making states of the USA are. (for all the micronationalist bluster, they like getting more money than they put in via tax) The UK and her currency will still be around, long after the EU has fallen apart at the ill fitting seams.
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  12.  @Kelmire1  Indeed :) . As always; the SNATS are so far devolved from reality, they don't even recognize actual independence from something when it appears, instead opting for the alternative, that of eternal servitude to an increasingly authoritarian and insular Pax-Germanic monostate. How trading #2 in the UK for 28th in an economically and politically weaker group with a democracy deficit is an appealing option... only their mental gymnastics knows. Still. A mix of shengen spreading the bat plague and economic ineptitude seeing the euro stagger from one crisis to another, will make the EU history, as similar events did for the USSR in 1991. As someone of ayrshire stock; I'll enjoy watching the SNP's soapbox disintergrate alongwith the EU, as the economic dead end of going it alone as an actual seperate state to the UK won't appeal to any voter with an ounce of economic knowledge.
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  13. ...hopefully including snow articulated Lorry, and a spatula 😂
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  14. ^ Blah blah blah blah. Repeat the same old SNAT strawmen all you like, reality isn't listening. Also: exchanging being #2 in the UK for last place in the EU[SSR] is not ""independence"". Indeed; it's the diametric opposite thereof. Then again actual independence has been off the SNAT agender since about 1983. Too much like hard work and medium term hardship, turning an economic dependent into a self sustaining seperate state.
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  15. ^x1 Spare me the delusional drivel of the remoaner propoganda machine. The blatant hypocrisy of a SNAT calling those opposing his ideology ""racist"", is biblical in the extreme. (as racism has been a core component of SNAT bullhorn'ery since day 1, as a crutch for having no credible motive for demanding seccession) What you SNAT's call ""alliance"", any sane man calls Absorbtion at best, and Slavery at worst. Opposition to being a powerless supplicant to those across the channel, instead of a fully sovereign and independent associate thereof, is what Brexit was about, and what the majority of voters chose. (with exception only of the remoaners, whom chose to delude themselves to the contrary whilst making knowingly nonsensical projections upon the economy, industry & the universe in general)
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  16. Hopefully. Shengens Disease is after all the reason the plague spread so quickly across what'd otherwise be 27 seperate countries, with respective border controls.
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  17.  @6581punk  ...or perhaps to be more terran sounding ;) .
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  18. ^ ...or less; as I doubt everyday Aussies want a President, after their domestic government has shat on them so badly these last few years.
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  19. Yet another example of why actors (aka: paid liars) are not employed for their intelligence XD
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  20. The Queen is no more German than the everyday Brit' in the street. The monarchy after all has been held by the same house (House of Windsor, as it's now known) for over two & half centuries. I think we can say they've gone native.
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  21.  Del Boy  Who would be desperate enough?.
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  22. >sees title< >grins like Sheev Palpatine<
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  23.  @lesmatthews6684  Amen.
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  24. We Brit's don't want a republic, because we know it would cost more, and give Politicians more power. We loathe our politicians with a passion, and thus having someone born to rule to keep the MP's away from absolute power, is a winning compromise. Hopefully Charles will be passed over for William, Duke of Cambridge . It wouldn't be the first time one royal has been canned in favour of a better candidate. (Edward VIII for instance; thank god his younger brother was our soveriegn in WWII, instead of his NSDAP-sympathizing & devorcee wedding sibling)
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  25. I'm fine with the License Fee. Just needs reforming, so that it can only be spent on programming that's not Current Affairs. The latter should have to be funded by something else. That: Or the BBC should be prohibited from covering current affairs.
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  26. Thatcher was a wartime leader, that won thrice over, ended strikitus, reversed a terminal economic decline, rewarded nationalized organizations that did demonstrate effciency / success, and was so respected by the Russians that they gave her the nickname 'The Iron Lady'. (+ rebuffed the asinine ideas of SJW's in her time, such as the proposal for a "Ministry for Women", with the line "You would then have to create a Ministry for Men") Clinton... hasn't even won the US's equivilant type election once.
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  27. She's/it's just Irrelephant.
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  28. Any vote that's not for the Con, Liebour or the Fascist Autocrats is worth a go 🙂
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  29. ^ Five more comments worth of doubled-down delusional diatribe, poorly dusguised with word salad. Typical brownkilt fare. Ironic too; as it is in reality the case that no credible situation for ""scottish independence"" exists, as even the EU would attest. (though the latter's repeated statements of disinterest in accepting such a hypothetical state are always, as in all things inconveniant to SNAT doctrine... ignored by said national socialist cult) The EU wants the UK as its supplicant, not any of the economically moribund bits of it.
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  30. The only award he should be afforded, is that of the Worst UK Prime Minister... in history . Winston Churchill was voted Greatest Brition of all time in 2003; Bliar would be a prime candidate for a Worst Briton of all time vote, alongwith Harold Wilson, Harold Shipman, Jimmy Saville, and General Percivil.
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  31. Canada changed their flag and has regretted it ever since. Australia & NZ will eventually shake off these woke nutters, and hopefully not have something daft like a Dinosaur's footprint as a banner by then.
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  32. Nazi = short form for National Socialist(s), coined by their rivals. The glib statement that "bu~ but the Nazi's persecuted socialists & communists!!!!" is just that, glib. In reality the Nazi's fought with / ultimately banned All their rivals, be they left or right, authoritarian or democrat. To the NSDAP their party - upon gaining power - Was the state, and the state was [essentially] god, with all actions thereof being above the law. Anyone or anything that tried to deviate from that, was to them merely an obstacle to be brutally eliminated. In this; the NSDAP weren't too different from Stalin's "communism in one nation", except that the NSDAP worshipped the notion of racial purity as well. That's why one nickname for National Socialism, is Racial Socialism.
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  33. All "socialism" is "perverted", as "true socialism" doesn't exist, never has, never can, and never will. Humans aren't termites or robots, and all attempts to treat them so has only led to tyranny, famine, plague, war - from within & out - and death.
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  34. Yup. The sooner the government sell off of C4 is done, the better.
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  35. The clintons supported Galtieri's regime, albeit deeper than Regan did, as the latter didn't interfere when Thatcher refused to let the Argies keep the islands, and then approved the sale of Sidewinder AAM's to the UK. With Thatcher's blessing the military - backed by Pinochet's Chile - gave the Argie Bargies the hiding they'd had coming for years.
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  36. @Mayhar Reforming or abolishing Offcom would achieve far more, as it is the latter that have allowed the BBC & C4 to get away with breaking all their own neutrality rules.
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  37. Yup. All he did was wreck a good Mic' XD.
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  38.  @pjrobben7613  Wouldn't be surprised. The more time goes on, Guilty Crown looks more like a prediction than fiction :-/
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  39. Nope; total cringium.
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  40. Amen. Thatcher abolished the GLC in the '80's, and nobody really cared 😂 (Ken Livingstone [infamous anti-semite and abuser of power in public office] and other communists whined, but nobody else)
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  41. @allycollyer3961  Both. Both is good 😁
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  42. Apart from the guest's brief mention of the non-existant leftie strawman, the ""far-right"", he was wholly correct. The ""far-right"" only exist in lefties heads and rhetoric, as both an invented enemy to try and justify their puritanical cult's ideology, and as a conveniant label to smear all they deem to not be of their ilk. To them; it's as much a catch'all term for outsiders, as "Barbarian" was to the Romans.
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  43. A SNAT MP lost for words... music to my ears :) .
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  44. Burning Remoaner effergies on bonfire night is certainly the direct equivilant of catholics in the 1600's, Germans in the 1900's and the French inbetween :) .
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  45.  @richardhussey7641  Well said. The numbers are probably an understatement of support for retention too, as opinion polls often are.
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  46.  @elaineneilhutchinson8240  Yup. Clinton seems fueled by what Churchill summed up as 'the politics of Envy'.
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  47. Hecklers should pelt him with rotten meat & eggs, french cheese and tesco own brand toy cars 😈
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  48. ^ Well that's a lot of tired guardian cliches you've recited... but nothing more. 1. The Falklands was a significant conflict in the eyes of all whom mattered. Not acting would have been a national humiliation, and demonstrated that the UK wasn't committed to protecting her territory or people. By all means call Falklanders worthless to their faces... but you'll need a lot more insurance if you do :P . 2. Overstatement much?. UK Manufacturing had been in decline for twenty years prior to 1979. From Cars to Shipbuilding, most of it was already dead in all but name. (or does the detail that Labour closed more coal mines, railways & shipyards between 1964 - '70 than Thatcher in twice as much time not fit your narrative? :P ) 3. False. Thatcher got the UK the rebate, whilst Bliar gave most of it away for nothing. By 1986 the penny had dropped on the EEC's cronies trying to woo the Labour Party (successfully) to Euro-Federalism, which they'd regret as Thatcher theteafter kickstarted euroskepticism on the center-right, where hitherto there'd been little. (the founder of UKIP himself [the only reason we finally got an EU Referendum] admitted that one of her speeches started the precursor to said party) 4. Rioting Miners*. That latter aspect is always overlooked. They came looking for a fight (literally, as most were bused in far-left radicals), and got one. The government runs the country, not mob rule. That; and simce when were Cops not "armed"?. (even in Victorian times they were armed, albeit with Swords instead of Truncheons) 5. Community Charge*, and technically not a creation of Thatcher's. The same government replaced it with the Council Tax we still use today... so... big deal.
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  49. >yawn< As predictable a reply, as it's cliche. Kudos for conceding the point on industry though. Ironic though that you say she should've gotten us out (no easy feat at the time), yet belittle the UK and its overseas commitments, just as remoaners do. The Trade Unions' self-victimizing may be convincing, yet the reality was they were far-left luddites trying to ignore the changing reality of the coal industry, which had been on a declining trend since the UK started converting to Oil in 1904, and ceased exporting it in the '30's. (nobody talks about the vast mountains of coal [mined at the taxpayers expense] that lay unsold in the '50's & '60's for months on end, which had to be flogged off on the cheap) As for "using armed police"; they'd been used to suppress football riots and other public discontent prior to then. The trade unionists were also violently obstructing Public Property, and hurling bricks / other projectiles at vehicles that tried to go in or out. (the US Government by contrast has used the Military for such domestic unrest, not Police with truncheons) And nope; Bliar was Labour's cackhanded attempt to mimic the Tories (out of desperation after loosing for nearly two decades) and US style plastic faced politics, yet with all the same mistakes and economic failure as all prior Labour governments.
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  50. Ah; straight to - ironically worded - Ad Hominem. Your admission of defeat is accepted :) .
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  51. Translation: You're just another Toryphobe, out for an argument, reality and facts be damned. (debunking basically everything you've stated hasn't been difficult) A~and really, "liars all" is the best you can come up with?. You do know that's what ALL politicians do as part of their job... right? :P . (not heard the ", his lips are moving!" joke I see, among other things) As for claiming I don't know you're claiming to being in the leave camp, you missed this: 'Ironic though that you say she should've gotten us out of the EEC (no easy feat at the time), yet belittle the UK and its overseas commitments, as all remoaners do.' Ironic also; because Thatcher would admit after leaving office (and its proverbial hall of mirrors concealing daggers), that we should leave the EEC. It wouldn't be until the latter turned into the EU though, that the grounds for another referendum - which Bliar considered as a public rubber stamping exercise but then chickened out on after fearing he'd lose - were there. Having two Referendums on the EEC was simply not going to happen, nor should've (neverendum situation much?). Gaining a pro-leaving majority on parliament though (as Peter Hitchens stated as his preference) and leaving the EEC manually, that would've worked... at MP's dissillusioned with the EEC made up enough of parliament in the late-'80's / '90's, which it didn't :/ . P.S. I voted Brexit Party once, when it suited to do so. After all I don't consider any MP that doesn't believe in the UK being an independent nation, or at least put the will of their electorate above personal ideology, as worthy of being an MP at all. In short: If the leave MP for my constituency most likely to win is blue, light blue, purple or otherwise; they'll get my vote :P . (said candidate probably will be tory, as they aren't stupid; my area voted out with a firm majority and over 80% turnout)
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  52. I'd certainly like to see RyanAir permenantly banned from UK airspace, as they're a demonstrable threat to domestic security.
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  53.  @stephenburnage7687  It's certainly not impossible. No leader truly rules alone, especially when considering civil servants etc. The nature of some events in political history remain subject of conjecture. It's what I'd call 'The Fog of Politics', but's typically known as 'behind the scenes'.
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  54. #LoveBrexitHateSocialism :)
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  55. Since I don't use Twitter; I'll take the liberty of recommending either Hertfordshire as a whole (all lovely, yet near to London), or St Neots in Bedfordshire :-) .
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  56. As for french bliar banning referendums... colour me unsurprised. The UK after all was supposed to have a referendum in the early 00's on having changed from EEC to EU, for which Bliar founded the "Britain in Europe" campaign. (the precursor to the BSE) However Bliar lost his nerve, cancelling the entire matter, in case he lost. ("New Labour" being well known for chickening out of planned referendums, be they on devolution or the eu constitution & lisbon treaty) Cameron simply gave the British public what was required... albeit whilst trying to rig the vote with state sponsored propoganda.
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  57. If Aus' does, we'll just look on as their politics becomes as farcical as post-1946 Italy*, shrugging while affirming "we told you so". *Though it's not far off ATM it seems. In a time of war we'd probably still help them, but would be less inclined to politically, than if they keep the status quo. (we didn't aid S-Africa in their war with Angola after all)
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  58. ^ Using lots of words to state nothing. Yet another SNAT trope XD. The latter were an irrelevance from 1934 to 1998, and will be again as soon as voters actually bother to turnout in quantities above 52%. The UK - home also of the world's oldest continual currency - has surrvived numerous challenges over 316 years. The EU is falling apart after less than 21 years of existance... no prizes for guessing which the masses are going to bet money on which will still still around in 2120AD. In the meantime the EU[SSR]'s 27 captives will endlessly bicker over the single WTO Seat they have to awkwardly share, whilst the UK has one just like it all to herself ^_^ .
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  59. Iran pre-1979: secular kingdom, with a modern military, and various liberal social policies. Iran since 1979: a brutal caliphate, technologically and economically backward, and some of the most opressive social policies on earth. Like Syria at the time, militant islam was a threat that secular regimes had to crack down on. Indeed it's likely that had Saddam Hussein's Iraq not 1st harboured & then snuck the Aitollah back into Iran, there would've been no "revolution" that year, and no civil war nor a decade long war with Iraq thereafter. "Religion... #### it." - Stephen Fry
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  60. ^ The epitome of incoherent gibberish.
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  61. ^ Delusion, hypocrisy & projection all in the same comment XD. Then again third & fourth worlders always blame their betters for their own problems, instead of thinking maybe their country's to blame, their religion is laughably anacronistic bollocks, or that wet markets are disgusting germ factories.
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  62. ^ Bleep bloop blorp
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  63. @Razorback73 Nah, an L118 ;-) .
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  64. Ah yes; the rat who joined a sinking ship XD
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  65. Nice to see that Boris knows how to make a Cup of Tea right :) . (albeit without having to boil the Kettle first)
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  66. Makes me want to invest in Black Coal all the more XD
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  67. ^ Clearly you don't have a counter argument; as such a vacuous accusation is only used by those so bereft. (particularly by Socialists; which are already economically ignorant)
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  68. ^ You're using more syllables boyo but you're not stating anything new. (just like the typical politician) And again; nope. Ad Homeniem doth not a counter-argument make.
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  69. ^ Projection 100 Also: good job unwittingly proving that you upside-downers are as riddled with vacuous dobbers, as anywhere else XD.
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  70. ^ Talk about Broken Record Syndrome, spliced with exponential hypocrisy XD . You should definitely quit whilst you're behind, as you're going nowhere fast.
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  71. Time to #AbolishOffcom
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  72. Maybe the gangs will stab him 😂
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  73.  @richardlongmore9301  Amen; particularly if we get to watch (popcorn optional) 😈
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  74. Well done Boris, for Stanley Baldwin'ing labour, into the electoral dustbin ^_^ .
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  75. About time we Reform / Abolish Offcom. (their refusal to hold the BBC & C4 to account for bias has proven they're unfit for purpose)
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  76. Just like the formal name of North-Korea really ;) . Naming themselves the 'Fascist Autocrats Party' wouldn't win them much, but it would at least be accurate.
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  77. We Brit's are learning from the French example re' mass non-compliance re' Road matters 😁👌
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  78. ^ Fascist just means 'Authoritarian' in Italian. The left loves authoritarianism and in the individual being stomped asunder, thus is inherently fascist. Of course they label National Socialism & Italian Fascism as the other side's issue, for the same reason they deflect responsibility for soviet genocides with "that wasn't real communism", and other vacuously glib machine speech, over and over again, like an autodialler with legs. Conservatism & classical liberalism on the other hand, are inherently geared the opposite way. That's why all shades of the left decry both, seeing them as weak and individual'centric.
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  79. ^ >yawn< Keep telling yourself that. It doesn't make it true, but you do have a right to be knowingly wrong.
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  80. Your claims are also demonstrably false, as: 1. No regime outside Italy & Spain has ever labelled itself Fascist. (just like no democratic country has the word in its title, only brutal leftwing dictatorships) 2. Most neo-authoritarian groups - irrespective of policies - in the world today will admit that their ideology has roots in / common policies with socialism. 3. All regimes commonly labeled as "fascist" were deriviatives of socialism. (from naming conventions to policy) 4. Authoritarian regimes ban ALL opposition, of any sort. (with particular ire centered on classical liberalism)
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  81. Ah; straight to vacuous denialism and the ad homeniem. So predictable, and proves my point for me :) . That; and the disingenuous claim that WWII was socialism vs "fascism", hilariously distortionist. (in reality it was classical liberal capitalist countries and one lend lease sustained communist state vs two planned economy psuedo-socialist countries & Japan) Conservative / Liberal capitalism has always outperformed the planned economies of socialist dicatorships, and always will.
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  82. Socialism imitates religion, but is distinct in being a political cult, rather than a theological one. (though socialists typically try to displace religion, with worship of the state itself, &/or its founder) Both types of cult don't work though, and have caused the death & ruin of untold millions. The world would be better off without religion, and all ideologies that imitate it.
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  83.  @jozefserf2024  False guilt certainly. After all it is immoral - and arguably criminal also - to burden the proverbial son with the crimes - actual or made-up - of his parents.
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  84. ^ That maketh niether grammatical nor logical sense. #CultistConfirmed
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  85. Incidentally; I'm a Polyathiest: There are thousands of gods I don't believe in.
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  86. ^ Spare the plattitudes for someone who cares.
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  87.  @machinist_matt  Well it did hit the nail on the head XD
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  88. Have to disagree on FPTP Mahyar. It did work quite well, back when majority electoral turnouts (such as 70 - 83%) were typical, rather than the exception. AV and PR wouldn't solve the turnout issue. If anything PR has been proven to not work, even with high turnouts. (looking at you Weimar Republic & Northern-Irish assembly)
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  89. If I were a German (rather glad I'm not), I'd simply journey into a Belgian enclave, or across the Polish or Swizz border with a joblot of eu flags, and burn them there. Checkmate; herr merkel XD.
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  90. ^ False. Fake meat is fake, no matter how it is pushed. The Germans tried to push fake (Ezhatz) food on their people a century ago during WWI, and it ended In open revolution 😂 .
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