Comments by "Roger Bennett" (@rogerbennett9641) on "LBC" channel.

  1.  @somethingintheair5373  This country is my main concern.
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  2.  @martynjones8560  Weird
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  3.  @Ngamer834  The only policy remaniacs have that gets any traction is to slander all opponents but I think that's starting to be seen for what it is by the majority of voters, all they need to do now is throw off the voting habits of a lifetime and vote with their hearts if their heads aren't up to it.
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  4.  @VincentRE79  If anyone wants to know why we have to leave the EU they only have to listen to this unprincipled propagandist and biased person, even the BBC weren't able to put up with his bs. He is just one of the many Grima Wormtongues trying to undermine the UK. We voted to leave, we voted by a vast majority for one or other of the two largest parties in the H o C who said they would take us out, no withdrawal agreement is possible so now we must leave without a deal. He is a typical self professed expert he values so much, just like the ones who say by the laws of science Bumble Bees should not be able to fly. Oh what's that flying past? Golly it's a Bumble Bee. lol lol.
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  5. That's the success of Socialism, people have to be told what to think and what to do.
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  6.  @elenadunn15  Worked out very well for the 1%.
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  7.  @anonitachi6966  Nothing at all to do with capitalism.
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  8.  @derekmab7734  Yeah people like me who worked for 55years paid taxes and respect the law.
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  9. Bring back Gates, Soros and Fink.
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  10. At least he didn't create the division.
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  11.  @rintymcginty5618  Troll with nothing to say to inform the debate.
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  12.  @wildchavy2614  You'd be a mug to pretend the Brexiy party didn't exist or weren't going to get a lot of votes.
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  13. Oh but we do love having the wool pulled over our eyes, us sheep.
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  14. @Herald UK Gaming It's just the usual tactic of diverting attention from the issue by flinging s--- around and hoping enough sticks, he must be an O'brien fan. Should've heard him the other day trying to make the point that leavers didn't vote for no deal, cause we didn't vote for no deal we didn't vote for a deal either! We voted to leave the EU and let the politicians make the decisions in line with what Cameron said at the time, out of the single market and customs union and not subject to any EU rulings we choose to not to implement.
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  15.  @d.d.4703  Not many heading for China are there.
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  16. Jimmy Saville, Cliff Richards.
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  17.  Teresa Watts  They are a cancer that has evaded treatment for far to long and the UK's recovery from surgery will take a while but the alternative is unthinkable.
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  18.  @brianferguson7840  Oh yes they did, LOL.
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  19.  @spumemonk11  When the state is your enemy all agents acting in support of the state are your enemy too, if you feel threatened call the police for a crime number.
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  20. Did Corbyn ever do anything?
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  21.  @jamesberry8499  So Scotland get's it's independence then what? Will Scotland police it's border, will Scotland apply to be in the EU, will Scotland have it's own currency the EU rules say new members must have the Euro and why wouldn't you want it any way? What percentage of the Scottish economy is from your financial services industry which lives off the back of London and the majority of which would move to London, what tariffs do you think Britain would have with Scotland if the EU rejects your membership application which is highly likely as your debt to GDP ratio is way too high for the rules. Have the SNP talked you through all these insignificant details?
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  22. When are you going to democratise the party Nigel, when are subscribers going to be really members and be properly informed about what the party is doing and get to vote on important party decisions? You know like a proper democratic political party.
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  23. Happy New Reforming Year to all LBC followers.
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  24. Your fears will be realised.
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  25. The video footage shows nothing definite so why do so many people rush to prejudge and create trouble, people resisting arrest shouting I ain't done nothing is not the way we conduct ourselves in this country if we are not guilty.
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  26.  @emilymccartney1593  Is that something to do with Scotland being bankrupt.
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  27.  @vendettarising  What we have here is a failure to communicate.
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  28.  @Whythehate  What did the Romans ever do for us? 🤣🤣🤣
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  29.  @coreyreece3543  Any system that tries to operate undemocratically always causes mayhem (lol). We voted to leave not to do a deal which keeps us in the customs union, single market and ECJ etc, whatever the government or wanna be government think must be put aside and leaving the EU should have been prepared for from day one after the referendum. After triggering article 50 no deal should have been the default position, if the EU offer us a Canada type deal that is worthwhile the government could take it, trying to get the British people to change their minds is not a strategy for success. If they did manage to keep us in the backlash would be inevitable once the plans for the EU army are introduced with the inevitable increases in budget contributions required to complete the EU project of ever closer union which has barely begun.
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  30. It's quite surprising how bankrupt organisations like Carillion and the EU can keep going pulling the wool over so many peoples eyes for so long, I guess the bigger the organisation the longer it takes for the laws of nature and finance to assert themselves. The bigger they get the harder the fall.
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  31. How has that vote worsened BRITAIN.
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  32.  @jism67  It's time to cancel the show and put these players out of work. Pass a binding amendment to revoke article 50 on condition that the identity of the voters and how they vote (if it could be arranged it need only be MP's ID's) and whichever side wins the MP's on the losing side would have no power over what happens between the UK and the EU until we have left or until the next election if we vote to remain.
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  33.  @crnoluzanin13  Yes, the Tories are old hands at the game and they are in it to win it, the Brexit party are in it for the UK to leave the EU. YOU KNOW WHO TO VOTE FOR IF YOU WANT TO LEAVE, VOTE TORY AS A LAST RESORT.
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  34.  @teddansonLA  Was Soros a supporter of the UK adopting the Euro as it's currency, what do you think the effect on the UK economy would have been if we had?
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  35.  @teddansonLA  Soros and his like made sure the UK would never have the Euro through their greedy speculation and so defeated his own long term plans, unintended consequences are so sweet sometimes.He must have thought the UK would collapse into the arms of the EU and his influence in Europe would have been enormous.
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  36.  @andonsea2803  Such a charitable self effacing woman, no wonder she entered the legal profession, a pity people didn't understand she was only working in their best interests.
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  37.  @emilymccartney1593  Britain is bankrupt and England pays for Scotland, so yes I'm afraid it is. The country doesn't, make enough to pay the interest on the national debt under current public expenditure largesse, maybe we should sell all our Gold reserves to balance the books for a year. Oh I forgot Gordon already sold of most of that so there might not be enough left.
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  38.  @connorlove9277  The fragmentation of the UK's economy came about as a necessary reaction to reactionary unions and Labour politicians.
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  39.  @MrAdrianOldfield  Look to Hong Kong Brexiteers and take heart, people have power they have tasted the fruits of British rule and will not be overcome. The West should make it clear to China they are at a crossroads they can become ostracised and lose all they desire or end the attempted control of Hong Kong with the use of violence.
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  40. @infohound41 I don't believe it!...... People posting on here about the Tories as if they are even relevant in British politics today.
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  41.  @LJ-mo8jh  That was part of a package signed for the UK membership of the EU, the package expires on Jan 1st 2021. As will half the EU's fishing industry unless you agree to our terms.
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  42.  @calgarycowboy2  Might as well set sail for bongo bongo land right away then.
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  43.  @edmurth  He has been working against globalism and socialism since he got into politics, you think either of those ideas will bring people happiness, they have been in control of events for the last 30 years, are they making your life better?
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  44. Age 16 is the age of criminal responsibility, he could have been named if the government had wanted him to be.
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  45.  @indacage271  At least o'brien provides a useful service in assessing the chances of Brexit, the level of hysteria and length of his monologues are a great indicator.
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  46. I thought it was a great show, can't wait for the next episode.
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  47.  @pastyman001  He is expert at parroting his chosen experts opinions.
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  48.  @otisdeayala7399  You believe their has been right and left parties in British politics for the last 30yrs! unbelievable. Who was in power when the legislation to prosecute British soldiers in Northern Ireland for following orders was passed? Was it the heir to Blair? Most of the comments on are so lame they must have been made by university graduates.
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  49.  @hallofmirrorsnetwork  Yes it's all connected because that is how they designed it, remove the control of globalist central and reinstate a British nationalist government that has power over this country and is answerable to the people. Then this country can control how we connect with the rest of the world to suit us and not be dictated to from the cabal who see themselves as Gods beyond human concerns. That is real freedom, you cannot have freedom from responsibility, only freedom with responsibility.
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  50. Ha ha , you believed that? Talk about misinformation!
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  51.  @sgw8903  The Lords don't have the power.
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  52.  @sgw8903  I didn't just discover Bumble bees defy aeronautical science it's something that's been said for years can you provide me any links to qualified engineers who disprove that. I won't say No? course not. As I'm always open to new evidence.
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  53.  @carlocristiani9529  People spouting B S like @Med will be hiding in 2yrs time, we are taking our country back.
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  54.  @andyq752  Learn to recognise sarcasm.
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  55.  @rjcs2000  She has way too much power and influence in our self hating society.
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  56.  @rebelbiscuit  This petition is just a true reflection of the way the people who sign it feel about our government, it's hardly influenced at all by any third parties they just gave us the opportunity to express our wishes. If it reaches 10m signatures by May, which seems quite likely to me given that the effects of the last budget will have really started taking effect by April Starmer should resign and announce a general election.
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  57.  @royboy565  Under normal conditions governments can serve a five year term, there have been a number of occasions when governments have thrown in their hand after much shorter periods, nothing is guaranteed.
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  58.  @royboy565  You think a country whose majority of people decide to disobey the governments rules with general strikes, wild cat strikes and operate a parallel economy using barter systems in place of cash could continue in office for more than 3 months? I don't.
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  59.  @Jimboy1611  Evidence please.
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  60. I'm still not convinced PR would be good for our politics, I think enough people should be able to recognise what is best for this country to elect a government that will carry out the correct policies.
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  61. If Farage had been PM after we voted for Brexit you could have a point, as it is your comment is meaningless. You can blame the blonde nit wit though.
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  62.  @AntonyBall-hm4jo  Your last line is a correct statement for the last 34yrs, the devotion to the EU and globalism are the reason this country has self destructed post Thatcher. Thatcher did not leave office voluntarily, when she left the country was in great shape with no debt, every PM since apart from Truss has behaved treasonously. Every change she introduced to modernise how the country operated was misused and abused to ensure no benefit accrued to the country or its indigenous people.
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  63.  @mendozamoore366  Here we go again, define woke for people with no knowledge of their own beliefs. Woke is holding the belief that if your are white British you are personally responsible for all that is bad in the world, If blacks in Africa sold their own black slaves to Portuguese slavers it was the fault of the British Empire. The whole B S notions of white supremacy is so illogical it can only be accepted by people with no critical thinking skills.
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  64.  @maxad11  You need to see a doctor.
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  65. Wish I could live in London with all the other black and brown workers.
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  66.  @hf7iqheh  LOL at least you're half right, no one cares about the EU and it's failing ideology, apart from all those wielding the power for their own profit, the bureaucrats, their bosses and the globalist businesses. The people are awake and the old days are gone forever.
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  67.  @hf7iqheh  Not at all it's just that Brexiteers have plenty of that common sense quality much derided by experts, take the Eurozone you can't have a single currency without a common budget setting authority and common tax raising powers. Sorry if I'm bursting any bubbles but it just doesn't work, it was never intended to, reality just interfered with their plans as it always does.
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  68.  @WaqManGaming  The guy is inciting protest, I respect the rule of law but when laws are iniquitous then that mitigates the actions of those who riot. Until we get more honest nationalist politicians to replace the globalists people will continue to be ignored.
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  69. What are the odds on Biden staying awake for the full term? It's gonna be a rocking roller of a term.
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  70. If you don't have shoes you've got no shoes to lose.
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  71. The heir to May, no deal is better than a bad deal.
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  72. Opposition! I don't think you've got the correct copy of the script.
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  73.  @IMBlakeley  As if it matters.
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  74. As much as there is to dislike about the Lib Dems they are way better than this mob of deluded self interested seekers after power.
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  75.  @TheZetec63  After 40 years of the EU this is what it's brought about, making the Lib Dems look half sensible Thatcher must be turning in her grave.
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  76.  @obisan666  Looks like you're going to get educated in the school of life.
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  77.  @thetruth1662  We're al far right now, we're all far right now, you get what you wish for.
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  78. Isn't life absolutely splendid these days, have we ever had so much crime and disrespect for law and civility? I wonder if there is a strong correlation in todays situation and the unparalleled influence of and time spent promoting the views of the liberal celebrity elite. I bet the likes of J. O'b would have wet themselves a couple of years ago had they received an invite to dinner with Harvey W. and branded anyone talking about his criminal behaviour as an ignorant uncultured hypocrite. Some people just can't see reality till they are hit over the head with it or have their Rolex stolen.
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  79. I wonder are the news stories I read regularly these days all fake news, such as nearly 400 recorded cases of violent assault or rapes in Broad street Birmingham in the first quarter of this year, not to mention knife crime and personal experience even with my modest unadventurous lifestyle these days. I don't recall nearly as much criminal activity around in the 1980's, but that is just subjective memory. Talking of economic slumps, was the crime rate high at the time of the Jarrow march and what would have been the most common nature of crime in those days I wonder.
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  80. The conceit of the man is matched only by his obesity.
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  81. Her and Lammy have something in common then.
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  82.  @3373just  Remainers convinced themselves it could never happen, sounds like they're not so sure now.
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  83.  @3373just  Thanks for the input I'll have to go short on the Euro.
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  84.  @LJ-mo8jh  Once France demands compensation from the EU for their 4yr lack of preparation to meet the needs of their fishing industry along with Spain and other associated costs coming it's way, it's just a matter of timing the strike.
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  85. Talking of debts, does Italy pay any interest on that 350bn euro debt they were thinking of getting the ECB to write off.
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  86. Italy is just one example of a country among many who are failing economically because they are in the Eurozone, this is also just one area of many where the EU is creating unsolvable problems under it's current set up. The number and severity of problems appear to me to be getting worse so reform of some kind must be required if that is the case. Understandably achieving this would be next to impossible I should think given the number of countries involved and the fact that for many the EU is an emotional and delusional life progressing project. Most young people learn the trouble is experience teaches the most important lessons for life, hindsight is the perfect tool for avoiding yesterdays problems.
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  87.  @mikeh8949  It's impossible to have a conversation with such a person, probably a result of taking too much 'E' he talks in such glowing fashion about his rave days.
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  88.  @yojasmagic  It's the EU way.
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  89.  @seanspawn7805  People should only live in a country when they are in agreement with the countries overall ethos and wish to support it's institutions and obey it's laws in general, obviously in a democracy there is always the possibility for change.
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  90.  @user-os7qq9xk4o  So true there is way too much indoctrination in our current education system but it's not from the government of the day.
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  91.  @ronnieince4568  True, only death is guaranteed regardless. Education provides the means to analyse your life and choose your behaviour to achieve your aims and appreciate things that pass the ignorant by, life can be one of continuous learning which itself brings satisfaction. Character has a lot to do with achieving happiness, poor Prince Harry.
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  92.  @biga1398  The Tories signed up to Globalism and the end of the nation state when they supported being in the EU, the EU operates on the tenets of socialism so they supported that too. The problem with globalism is that it turns nation states into colonies and the people have no control over the way their former state is governed. The EU was the foot in the door for the globalists and is why Brexit has never been delivered and why the globalist uniparty of consocialism are bent on ever closer union. To destroy people first destroy their roots.
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  93.  @karlyoung6289  There is no division in todays US. lol
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  94.  @VictheSecret  Nice one Vic 👍 we never stop learning do we.
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  95.  @JamJarST  If only it were fantasy.
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  96.  @VictheSecret  Made more sense before the edit Vic TBH.
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  97.  @billpugh58  She probably watched Jim'll fix it same as I did back then, when people thought the BBC was an honest respectable broadcaster and some still do. Created to inform, educate and entertain it soon got gradually taken over by the cultural Marxists to be entirely their tool to misinform, deprave and indoctrinate. Complete control achieved around 1990 seemingly and as the generations who knew their lived history died out the lies and bias just got more and more blatant.Fortunately they are increasingly falling victim to their own hubris and dumbing down to the point where no one I know believes anything they report.
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  98.  @kaba_me  We'll see.
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  99.  @TalesOfWar  Judges are in the loop.
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  100.  @jackjude  Socialism was a scam dreamt up by devotees of a communism as a way of selling communism to the working classes, it reached its peak around the time of Thatchers first election victory which caused the the communist Scargill to instigate the miners strike to try to defeat capitalism and replace it with communism probably with the idea of making himself Prime Minister. Since then globalism conquered all by bribing the newly created leaders of the EU operating under the guise of socialism who having no direct electoral accountability to the countries they governed delivered them into the hands of the totally corrupt autocratic WEF directed by the cabal of oligarchs who operated to denude those countries of as much of what they had in a kind of vicious circle. Now all those western countries are facing bankruptcy and soon the oligarchs will be running to cover there bases like Zuckerberg has by pretending he was working with the best intentions and it was nothing to do with see gov etc 😂 I think the game is almost up. What an historic year 2025 will be.
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  101.  @garrybastow1930  Many people say I live in an echo chamber but I asked all my close friends and they say it isn't so.
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  102. This guy is out of touch the people in similar circumstances to him these days become ''influencers''.
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