Comments by "Pob" (@goodlookinouthomie1757) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1. Kyle shot 3 people. 1st guy: Chased Kyle, shouting "kill him", while another rioter fired shots into the air. This man had been filmed earlier attacking other people trying to put out the fires he lit. 2nd guy: Chased Kyle then beat him over the head with a skateboard while he was on the ground - before attempting to wrestle the rifle out of his hands. 3rd guy: Lunged at him, then backed off as Kyle pointed his rifle but did not fire. Then drew his own gun and was shot before he could fire. Incidentally the three men above had numerous counts of crimes to their names, including domestic abuse, DUI's and pedophilia. Also, he didn't cross state lines with a rifle, as is the media mantra. This is a straight up lie.
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  2. They don't care about the facts. All they care about is the narrative.
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  3. Of all the Gogogochs, that's definitely my favourite.
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  4. Half a million people a year still want to move here. Well.... 3 billion probably want to move here but half a million actually do.
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  5. Took you long enough to post this.
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  6.  @musti12312  There is no significance. They just repeat it so dumb incurious viewers start thinking it's a crime.
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  7.  @kellymckeever.6  Yeah that's right. Grooming gangs have nothing to do with violence against girls at all. Totally unconnected 🤣
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  8. Grosskreutz travelled twice as far as Kyle to be there.
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  9. Wow. The news sure forgot about the murder of those three children fast didn't they.
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  10. Back in the days when we lived in an actual patriarchy, men who did this would get a visit from the woman's male family and friends to deliver a "gentle" reminder that this behaviour is not cool.
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  11. Young people keep voting for open borders and more welfare. It all adds up to more people fighting for properties and higher taxes to service all these people.
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  12. I'm sorry but when did Trump stop being president? And will Biden be wheeled out of the Whitehouse in his bathchair in a safer, richer or happier nation than this was 4 years ago?
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  13.  @dianacoles1017  Well, metoo did a lot to discredit feminism. That's the point of the meme if you're up to speed with the "culture war". Many people are now jaded and cynical about women reporting abuse, because of the hysteria of trivial grievances that women have been encouraged to report as violence. I mean we're all heard that "words are violence" these days, haven't we.
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  14. Kanye's crime... He noticed.
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  15. @giani1680 500k UK population growth each year and it's all immigration. They don't seem to be leaving just yet mate 😂
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  16. Step inside Mayor Khan's Ultra Low English Zone and you'll quickly see where the housing demand is coming from. Are we building enough homes for an additional 500k "citizens" every year? Is that even possible?
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  17. In terms of age of consent issues there's a lot to discuss with anime.
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  18. Young people are easily manipulated to vote the way the system wants them to. That's why these TV programmes appeal to them.
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  19. I wonder what numbers we can point to and explain why Britain is in social decline and Poland is not...
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  20.  @terryj50  And that is why the entire third world is not inclined to make a bee-line for your country, because you're not showering them with handouts and you are protecting your borders. Landlords and hoteliers in the UK are being paid by the government way over the normal rates to home these invaders. British people literally being evicted because of it. Social collapse is coming and it is the only remedy I can foresee to stem the replacement of the Brits and many other European peoples.
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  21. Unfortunately the only immigrants who are going back home are the ones we want to keep here. The sad irony of it all.
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  22. Is it? We didn't hear any of the details. There is no criminal case. Only an allegation of "harassment" from a female bishop. Thanks to hashtag metoo, I usually roll my eyes when I hear this kind of thing. I'd like some specifics on what he did.
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  23. Funny isn't it how ever scarcer land on this small island and a ballooning population (and not because the natives are having kids - they're not) makes property more expensive.
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  24. If you read the report, the largest group of both perpetrators and victims are teenagers, 13 to 15. So the music thing you mention probably has a lot to do with it. Also, easy access to unlimited porn, not only that but the extreme and grotesque nature of this material that can be viewed by any child with a phone.
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  25. I do maintenance work for landlords and I can't say I blame them with some of the repairs I do. There's always been an up front payment for rentals, say 1 to 3 months. It may well disadvantage a small percentage of decent and respectable people, but it weeds out 100% of the pond scum as well.
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  26. @karlitoe7802 Once upon a time a man could afford a home on his single salary. Those suffragettes have a lot to answer for.
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  27.  @dianacoles1017  I think the OP's comment is kind of an ironic meme.
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  28.  @baileynah  I expect that in time, the real and the fake might be indistinguishable. The fact that any given material could be real would be grounds for a zero tolerance policy.
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  29.  @Madonnalitta1  They only need the devices because parents have accepted this new way of doing things. I have left school long ago and not one single time did I need to have a phone there or to do my homework. We got along just fine, probably better in fact.
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  30.  @dukesb  Think about what you're saying. We need the extra 150k healthcare workers just to service the remaining 600k coming in!
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  31. Why has she sat on this for two years? And why now? Now, of all times.... makes you think.
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  32. My understanding of the measurement problem is you basically can't measure anything without interacting with and therefore influencing it. Shooting an electron at it for example. It's nothing to do with consciousness.
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  33.  @giani1680  They may work but what's that got to do with the problem of not enough houses? Are you saying that only people who work deserve homes?
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  34. 500k immigration vs 37k homes built. It's not hard to work out the problem.
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  35. Obvious hit job. Try harder.
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  36. You moron. Did you notice a pandemic? But this is all down to Brexit lol.
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  37. Those indictments are coming (and going) thick and fast. This one will surely be the one that gets him!
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  38.  @sirsnipermonkey  I'm sure you're right. The walls are closing in. He can't dodge justice forever. Can he? 😏
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  39. I know... but as men, our role through history is to be expendable. All societies are slow to act until the cause is the protection of women. we should not whine about is for this is a womanly aspect.
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  40.  @andreabianchi6156  There's no shortage here either. Not until it was all over the front pages this morning. And hey presto like clockwork massive queues at the pump. The guy at my local Tesco told me there was no shortage, they had plenty of fuel - it was literally just because of the news.
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  41. Yeah, he will haunt the Democratic party for years and the MAGA movement is a genie that ain't never going back in the bottle. After the last 4 years of tantrums, those Dems better be pretty damn good because that new car smell is gonna wear off quick.
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  42. Yeah I'm with you. After the last 4 years of lies, smears, fake news, bias and general tantrums, I think Trump is within his rights to make their transition as acrimonious as possible. The favor is being returned that's all.
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  43. This is literally hilarious. Of course Prevent are obsessed with the fat right and the now non existent EDF.
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  44. Good on 'em I say. This is going to start happening more in Europe too. Constantly deriding and demonising western culture... Deliberately uncontrolled immigration... Woke pandering to degenerate and destructive ideologies... This is the result.
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  45. This became the cult mantra months ago when some rumor started that Kyle had the rifle illegally. Then of course no facts mean anything because they have the fairy tale they need to tell.
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  46. "Is the timing of this story politically motivated?" Come on... we know how this works. The timing of EVERY story is politically motivated.
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  47. Rishi, you know what you need to do. You can win. But you won't. So move out of the way for someone who will.
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  48. It would be frankly amazing if your phone wasn't being monitored and your data stolen by a dozen apps right now. We should take what you describe as a given.
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  49. Yawn. My dog's got diarrhoea at the moment, do you think that's the Tories' fault as well?
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  50. Has she raised a formal complaint yet? Because otherwise this has shades of those college assault accusations where the law is never involved but the accused's life is ruined anyway. One can only imagine why.
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  51.  @AtifAli-dc6cr  After she had just been apparently sacked anyway?
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  52. I'll bet good money that her landlord was offered higher rental by the government to house you-know-who.
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  53. That's a rather red pilled opinion for someone flying the flag of the current thing on his avatar.
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  54. Would be very interesting to see what kind of people replaced you in that property. I can guess.
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  55. Are 70 million Americans going to face criminal charges? Because that's how many people think they cheated
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  56. Bronies too.
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  57.  @Muhammad45450  Misandry is hatred for men. Like the opposite of misogyny.
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  58. Yes because stories about men specifically being victims are all over the news.
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  59. Tesco treat food as a business. Should we privatise the supermarkets?
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  60. This'll be the one guys. The walls are closing in.
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  61. Funny to read this from 9 years sgo. This has always been a bullshit argument. It's not that British don't want to do the jobs, it's that they CAN'T if they want to afford to have any standard of life. Migrants from a country whose average wage is a twentieth of what it is here of course will do it and send money home to their familes while they live 15 people to a house somewhere. That's if they are even working legally. And by the way ONS stats now clearly show that the vast majority of migrants, even the legal ones, are a net drain on our economy. It's not even an argument any more. Also official stats prove that almost all our population growth is down to immigration as we wring our hands figuring out how we are going to build enough houses for the obscene number of "new citizens" each year. Because it's a fact that 9 out of 10 new homes built today are for immigrants.
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  62.  @brodiapunch  30% of Democrats think there were election shenanigans. Almost all Republicans do. That doesn't seem like a minority to me.
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  63.  @brodiapunch  The court of law basically looked the other way and stuck it's fingers in it's ears. All the people I mentioned saw that. Those people won't just disappear you know.
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  64. Unfortunately the insanity of modern feminism resulted in the hysterical metoo movement in which women would feel like they just got assaulted by a man who asked if he could buy them a drink in a bar - and young women in colleges would often report it as such. Absurd stories emerged that a quarter of women on college campuses said they had been s3ckshully assaulted. And we are unfortunately left with a society that has a very jaded and cynical reaction to women reporting abuse.
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  65.  @dianacoles1017  Well yes, that was the intent of metoo. But as we all can see, it was derailed by grifters. There were quite a few stories where a man's life/career/education was completely trashed because of either an outright lie or a young woman mistaking the normal advances of a young man as harassment. The Johnny Depp case was the poster child for this in many ways. And in those days, the media would pick it up and run with it in the total absence of any evidence. They are more cautious now.
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  66. But of course you know that Rwanda was never anything other than a red herring.
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  67. Most principled and intelligent people would not want the bullshit of politics today. What a poisonous business.
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  68. Why are you still wasting time with dinosaur media? There are tons of podcasts in which people talk for hours about social and economic issues.
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  69. One thousand percent this. I mean as an average guy (now in my 40s) I have consumed porn at times throughout my life. Any man who says he has never done this is either lying or he is an anomaly. But the difference between the porn of my youth back when the internet was new and you had to wait 5 minutes to download a tiny photograph... to now, when the most degenerate and grotesque material is rapidly becoming mainstream on a lot of sites.... Aside from the topic discussed here, millions of young men are having their natural sexual development perverted as they program their brains with the most unnatural fetishes. It really should be classified as a health emergency.
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  70. Violence committed by women is on the rise. But bear in mind they do not differentiate between women and... "🌈women"... in those stats. So they may be misleading.
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  71. The walls are closing in... ...still... 😏
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  72. Mainstream news with their finger on the pulse of what we all were talking about years ago.
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  73. FYI, London is not the UK.
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  74. Pssst... Latest news out of China (well, 18 months ago) apparently there's a virus pandemic spreading. Not many people here seem aware of it so let's not panic them.
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  75.  @andreabianchi6156  The reason is that it was early in the morning. I hadn't even seen the news and was just topping up on the way to work, surprised to see queues starting to form. At this point, supplies were perfectly normal. If there had been no story about shortages then there would be no panic buying and the stations would still have their normal stock of fuel now.
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  76.  @PeterBarkerMusic  Like slavery you mean. Apparently I'm responsible for that and I owe certain communities absurd figures in reparations.
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  77. @bolwem50 Nobody said black lives didn't matter but that became a global campaign based on a bunch of lies.
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  78. "Could democracy survive in Argentina..?" When the guy has just been f***ing elected democratically. You complete pillock.
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  79. We don't have the Bollards of Peace installed on pavements in every city in Britain because of the far right.
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  80.  @emm_arr  Half the country voted for the sitting president. Even if he did lose by a few percent, that's around 70 million people. Hardly a rejection. Not that the Repblican party in general have anything to say about nationalism. That's purely a Trumpian ideal. And how do you explain Brexit? I am British so I know something of this. The fact is that people grab nationalism with both hands when they are given an opportunity to. The Irish also voted to leave the EU a few years ago but it was decided this was the wrong decision - their referendum was handed back to them until they voted the "correct" way.
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  81.  @stephenhenry5280  I replied to the wrong comment I think 🙄
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  82. There's an uncomfortable fact about the western family in this issue. If we looked after our elderly ourselves then we wouldn't need an army of low-paid aliens to do it. We sacrifice our heritage for our convenience.
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  83. What far left? The far left is the main stream in the UK now.
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  84. More people need more houses. So we have a choice. We either build a LOT more houses or we address why our population is ballooning. (Hint: it's not British people having babies).
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  85. Congratulations, you have become what the regime wants western man to be.
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  86. What if we could put all these poor young British people up in hotels at the taxpayer's expense? That would be a nice idea wouldn't it? Surely they are empty at the moment.
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  87.  @luigicorciulo8190  Oof
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  88. If I'd been that copper, my finger might have got 'accidentally' stuck on the taser trigger as I fell.
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  89. Wasted money like track and trace, overpriced experimental vaccines and paying us all to have 6 months off work?
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  90. They gave her the most awkward voice. There are so much better out there.
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  91. @Imperials3nate The far left is now the mainstream.
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  92.  @CaminoAir  Perhaps you should listen to the whole hour long phone call, instead of the juicy snippets that are eagerly popping up in our suggested viewing lists.
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  93. There's a good channel called Morgoths Review. I'd you want your blood to boil, check his video about a company called Serco, who have a contract with the government to accommodate migrants in social housing. It pays them better than regular rental tariffs, so what do you think they're going to do? Expect an upcoming scandal as British people start to get evicted over it. That will be the next thing. And that's not even the start of it. 500k legal migration to the UK last year and 37k homes built. The maths isn't hard to work out. You can't afford a home because of the insane levels of immigration: FACT. Despite half these comments being from people saying they are leaving the UK, the whole world still seems to be heading here.
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  94. A lot of the time women seem to think they have a gender forcefield and act atrociously toward men. You could argue that the woman is the bigger coward since when she attacks a man, it's highly likely that she knows he is effectively not allowed to defend himself.
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  95.  @billyb6043  That's right and haven't things got better since then 🤣
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  96. Your title should be "The rise human cost of mass immigration".
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  97. Every comment is butthurt remainers blaming Brexit lol 😂 Idiots. Funny how covid19 ceases to exist all of a sudden.
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  98.  @jjtighe8628  I visited the fuel station on the way to work this morning and supply was perfectly normal. Only when everyone read news fearmongering was it that panic buying started - and that is what caused the supply problem. I guarantee that this time next week we'll have all forgotten about this.
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  99.  @jjtighe8628  Can you quote me the figures? Average gas price per UK household vs that of, say, a German house? I'm always keen to learn more, since you obviously have all the facts to hand.
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  100. When our side wins, it's democracy. When their side wins, it's manipulation.
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  101. A right wing takeover? Don't threaten me with a good time.
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  102. What's all the discussion about his race? The OP didn't mention it at all.
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  103. "Britain has a lot of problems and the one solution that will work is unlimited third world immigration". Why do I keep hearing this argument?
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  104. Half of all ££'s currently in circulation have been printed since 2020. Just throwing that out there.
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  105. Okay but they havent got quite as deep as Kanye did. Have you watched the AJ interview?
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  106.  @JNelson_  You do understand how nature works right? You can't squeeze a perpetually growing population onto a finite piece of land. If we don't need to worry about our national population (67 million and growing fast almost entirely due to immigration which hit 500 million net last year), which is entirely growing through immigration, then when do we need to worry that the UK is full? 100 million..? A billion..? "Line go up" is an obviously unsustainable model in any system; eventually the line hits a hard wall and since that's likely to be population vs land & resources then we're going to have much, much bigger problems than a shrinking economy. And it's not just about the numbers. Imagining that we can import millions of people of vastly diverse ethnicities without causing the kind of tribal politics and conflict we see in third world nations is extremely naive.
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  107. I remember a couple of years ago these were the types of report we were hearing about Boris when the regime was signalling that he was toast. I wonder who they already have lined up as the replacement.
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  108. Interesting looking back now we have 1000 coming in a DAY. This is being done on purpose these people WANT to destroy our country.
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  109. Interesting philosophy question. It's true that a computer can never be conscious. But, if it is possible for one to mimic sufficiently such that it is impossible to tell the difference, what questions does that raise about whether humans are even conscious. I then start to fall down the rabbit hole of solipsism. Is anyone conscious other than me? Am I the only consciousness?
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  110. ​ @Pietrosavr  I did not suggest the causes must be the same. Only that they _could_. And then tacitly asked how we would prove otherwise.
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  111. Oxfordshire?
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  112. The last prime minister wr had that could possibly be mistaken for a conservative through squinted eyes.
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  113. I agree. My prediction is the internet will become usable with AI algorithms creating ever more fake garbage engineered for clicks. You won't have any way to know ANYTHING is true. Your news, your bank account, your communication with your kids. It has the potential to turn society upside down as we are completely reliant on the internet for so much of our lives. Those downplaying the risk are very naive and I would suggest they look deeper into the issue of AI than the shallow 4 minute segments that BBC and Channel 4 put out. There are many very in depth podcasts on YouTube you can watch. Lex Friedman, Chris Williamson, Tom Bilyou have all had excellent conversations with experts in the field
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  114. Yep. But this is meant as a les son. If you call out the tribe, they will incinerate you.
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  115. Endless unrestricted immigration basically so that boomers can have their bums wiped when they get old.
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  116. I know right. They see a right wing politician getting elected for once and it's as if they are expecting the gas chambers to be cranked up imminently. But, to paraphrase the always excellent Paul Joseph Watson in his video today, "He pisses off all the right people, so I like him".
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  117. Violence against women is rising along with terrorism. Hmmmm.... I wonder if there's a link there.
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  118.  @JamesSmith-di4mc  Tesco make a profit by taking advantage of capital and property (the site of the store) they own. Should a landlord not be able to profit on the same principle? Should a landlord offer accommodation in his property free of charge? Now that's not to say that Landlords are angels, because a lot of them are absolute villains and should be kept on a very short leash. The issue is that while food abundance means that Tesco have healthy competition from other brands to keep them "honest", landlords exist these days in a seller's market due to the supply/demand crisis.
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  119. In terms of actual victim numbers, I think that Pakistani gangs still have the win.
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