Comments by "Pob" (@goodlookinouthomie1757) on "Times Radio" channel.

  1. THEY'RE EATING THE DAWGS. The guy is a legend.
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  2. I stand with the Irish. The voice of the unheard.
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  3. Regardless which side is to blame... or which side was more disruptive/violent... This is basically the predictable result of multiculturalism.
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  4. Hilarious that anyone thinks this will stop him from winning. Bookmarking these comments for the salt later šŸ˜
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  5. Because she got a crowd of Shaniquas to whoop at her for a few minutes while she regurgitated the usual establishment lies about Trump? Every moment of that was managed and directed.
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  6. In fact later on, Tucker joked "I was busy that day" and they both had a good old chuckle about that. Putin replied something like (I paraphrase) "You may have an alibi but your nation does not, who else could have done it?". It was obviously a figure of speech and then a joke.
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  7. Give Blair his due. He came up with the slogan "Things can only get better" and then he and successive governments succeeded in making it more true with each passing year ever since.
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  8. Oh the old myth that farmers voted for Brexit. If you actually look into it, you'll see that they were at worst, 50/50. Farmers Weekly a couple of weeks before the referendum polled farmers at something like 40% leave.
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  9. I'm being gaslit and I haven't decided by who yet.
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  10. I don't know though. You could see the whole thing as a big trap for Israel from the start. You notice how the media has swung from hatred of Hamas - to sympathy for Palestine and condemnation of Israel? It would be hard I know - but the best way to get back at them would have been to not retaliate against Palestine. The world was united in hated for Hamas a few days ago.
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  11. "Democracies" šŸ¤£
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  12. I went to the rally wearing a shirt that said "St-uck F-armer". Get it?
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  13. Frankly that's not in the nature of a farmer. I am one, I know.
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  14. It's not the farmers' fault the pensioners have no heat. It's the government. And it will also be the government's fault when they have no food.
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  15. It's nationalists, basically.
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  16. Lucky she didn't last long. Her policies would surely have caused inflation... phew...
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  17. They are being lured into kebab shops since it became too risky to do it to little white girls.
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  18. Just goes to show you have no understanding of how farming actually works. You might as well be telling us what you know about some alien planet.
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  19. Except that is a myth that's been spread around and people just ignorantly parrot. The only data source of how anyone voted on the EU is by polls and Farmer's Weekly polled farmers a couple of weeks before the referendum to find that about 30-40% of farmers intended to vote leave.
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  20. Well one difference is that the first guy has had his whole life to anticipate this. The farmer on the other hand has just had this dumped on his lap a couple of weeks ago, after the Labour party explicitly promised they would not do so. And as @StuB-y4o said, hardly any viable farm is as little as 1.1 mil. My family farm is about 300 acres, a fairly modest size. That's worth Ā£3 mil before you factor in any buildings, machinery, animals etc. So yeah... we'll have to find at least Ā£600k and my parents are elderly - we have perhaps a decade to save up for it. On an annual salary that you would expect the manager of a McDonalds branch to be earning.
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  21. Do what to ISIS....? Invite them all in?
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  22. She tweaked a hand and the background. What a massive nothing burger. The thing to do with stories like this is look around and see what it is they'd rather we were distracted from.
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  23. Ā @flickthenickĀ  My family own and run our farm. The 21 grand figure is probably about right. We live a pretty frugal life. We all drive old 4x4's (mine is 20 years old). We holiday one week per year in Cornwall, in November because of seasonal work obligations. I work as a decorator as well as being a farm hand and by the hour that job brings me much more income than farming. And your 3 million allowance figure is just wrong. The gov.uk website clearly outlines that the allowance is up to 1 million. The average farm in the UK is twice or 3 times that value for the land alone.
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  24. Well since: Masks didn't work. Lockdowns did more harm than good. Vaccines were not safe. What's he apologising for exactly?
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  25. It's not a case of want. We may not be able to import food one day the way things are going. And we'll be up the creek if we have allowed our internal food production capacity to atrophy.
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  26. Good on him. If millions of people can be deliberately imported, they can be deliberately exported.
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  27. It's being sent to Brazil to help them build low carbon farming.
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  28. Asif it were "Britain" who couped Truss and replaced her with the establishment guy šŸ™„
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  29. By traffickers, do you mean the navy and RLNI?
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  30. The money is beside the point. My family's farm is likely worth around Ā£3 million. But we don't get to realise any of that value other than what we can grow on it. Farmers go out in all weathers at all hours and do mucky, dusty, cold, thankless work. They could easily sell up and retire to a life of frivolity... but they don't. It has crossed my mind, while I have been on my knees pushing a sheep's guts back into her backside because she has prolapsed, that I'd rather be cruising around in a Lambo. But we do our job not for money, but for the satisfaction of producing such a vital resource for the nation and of continuing a tradition that's been in our family for generations.
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  31. Ugh... I don't know about that. I appreciate his support but I don't think he's God or anything.
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  32. He likely bought it on purpose. Kaleb would have told him immediately that tractor was far too big for what he needed.
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  33. Ā @karlyoung6289Ā  Except there was the minor issue of two world wars, during which farmers became like royalty, so vital were they to the literal survival of the nation. What makes you think this can't happen again?
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  34. Ā @stevennisbet8328Ā  They are not the same as everyone else. They put food in your mouth, pleb.
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  35. Ā @stevennisbet8328Ā  The hierarchy of needs. Really basic economics and sociology.
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