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

  1.  @dantapaws8395  From the river to the sea Palestine will be muslim free if they continue to support Hamas.
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  2.  @darrenbellenger1  Even Germany is putting nationalism over the EU now.
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  3. Everybody is responsible, nobody can be blamed, somebody died. Repeat ad nausea.
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  4. The puppet theatre is on again tonight courtesy of the BBC, is it Punch and Judy or Starmer and Sunak I can't say because I don't enjoy politics as entertainment to distract me while they destroy Britain and steal my freedom, I like honest politicians especially Ben Habib and brave men like Farage so Reform politicians are the only ones of interest to me.
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  5. They must be deselected.
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  6. More like 20 million +.
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  7.  @loopwithers  Successful businesses think ahead and act accordingly.
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  8. At least it distracts people from watching the collapsing EU.
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  9.  @gta5live443  True that would be madness.
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  10. It's simply a matter of survival the majority of people can survive for a month without having their needs attended to the rest should be run by the government but it doesn't look like that's the way it's going to be so get ready for thousands of deaths we are going to have 10, 20, 30 thousand or more who knows.
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  11. I think an acceptable deal may be possible but we have to stop pretending we need one, it would be called something like a free trade deal.
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  12. Farage is a true blue Tory, there hasn't been one in power since Thatcher which is why this country is now a bankrupt third world s--- hole.
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  13.  @fractalwalrus5409  The division here shows clearly why UKIP and the Brexit party must work together, put the interests of the country and democracy before personal feelings or ambition.
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  14. I think we're still waiting for the EU to tell us what to do.
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  15.  @zeldazoned  All the institutions of power try to cover up anything that challenges the BS they spout that keeps their authority secure---------The Catholic church has a long history of this, the media does (why was Jill Dando murdered?),all governments do it and charities have done the same. The lack of meaningful punishment and corrective actions just appears to make the problem escalate, we mustn't infringe peoples human rights after all I'm surprised they still have jails but turning them into hotels is the next best thing to closing them down. Shame any future Nelson Mandela's will be denied his opportunity to achieve such greatness.
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  16.  Abs  We'll leave without a deal or there will be consequences unforeseen.
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  17.  @p.g.u.d  As a leave voter I was disappointed with the election result but now I think it was a blessing in disguise, if May had a big enough majority her deal would be voted through and we would have to wait for events to destroy the EU before having any chance to gain our freedom.
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  18. Bit late for the car industry, coal industry and motorcycle industry still better late than never.
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  19. How much the EU needs the UK will soon be seen if we ever leave.
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  20.  @philsterthephilster  Which reality? The majority of under 40's unable to join the property owning democracy, parliaments two main parties ignoring their manifesto pledge on Brexit. The reality of the dystopia that is England today and the miserable quality of life for many and the denial of what it really means to be human.
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  21.  @ScotsmanRS  As an English man I hope your right.
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  22. A Campbell has no respect for anything as far as I can see, except maybe his own opinions.
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  23. Sorry I have to disagree, that is what is causing the chaos of today. We have to leave first to negotiate a deal with the EU, they will just keep stringing us along in the belief we will never leave so any deal will be one where there control over us is significant enough to make the leaving meaningless. Obviously there will be disadvantages but I think an independent country like the UK can overcome whatever is thrown at us and prosper, whatever the hardship it will be worth it to regain our freedom. Our government should have realised this 2 years ago and been working like crazy to mitigate any damage, if we leave on March 29th with no deal no money to pay and trade deals already agreed around the world in principle and a trade deal for the EU when they're ready that would be the best we can do. The Irish border is really a strawman and would be a further incentive for the EU to do a deal.
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  24.  @devilgod136  Scotland wants to stay in the EU to be independent and England wants to leave to be independent, one of these countries has an understanding of independence that eludes me.
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  25.  @schws001  Pluse ce change, or however the French say it.
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  26. SirRobin people believing they are better off in the EU is patently an act of double think for the majority.
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  27. What else has she been doing?
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  28. All those economic migrants and refugees will feel right at home.
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  29. Yes let's stay in the EU it's all good and getting better, I think it's been demonstrated clearly enough that our parliament is a waste of space and money It was developed to run a country not a colony it has ideas way above it's true position. It has served it's purpose of deceiving the British into thinking they could have some control over their destiny but is starting to cause trouble better to end it now and be controlled with EU apparatchiks in Brussels with a voting system we cannot control, the restaurants in Brussels are much nicer too. If we had been forced to have the Euro years ago we'd never have had this threat to our pleasant set up, that is a must once this pathetic attempt at independence is quelled. How I yearn for the day these obnoxious Englanders are finally cowed and we are all one happy homogeneous bunch rule taking muppets where the disingenuous self interested greedy hypocrites like us can rise to reach our proper station of power and luxury with no need of democratic pantomime.
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  30.  @godislove8740  It's always too early to panic.
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  31. 145,000 members now and still growing fast, the uniparty are finished the new government is waiting.
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  32.  @utv5490  If talk could do it politicians would have gone to another universe.
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  33.  @nemosays2258  We've tried the rest now try the best vote UKIP.
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  34.  @Patrick-jj5nh  That must be the EU plan then, I wondered why Merkel signed up to having that Russian gas pipeline.
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  35. The people who currently work will start it and end it, kill the transport system, overload the communications system bankrupt the country. I don't think the EU would be too keen to have yet another nett recipient in the club.
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  36. Let's have a referendum to see how many people want another referendum.
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  37.  @gruntymchunchy1527  UK Govt plans come from varied sources and are frequently not followed.
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  38.  @julianshepherd2038  Her's a crime number, now go away.
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  39. Yeah his allegiance to remaining a going concern but you'd rather he sacrifice his business and go bankrupt, more Rons everywhere.
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  40.  @irieite9666  It has been shown many times economic forecasting is for the birds it's basically a question of if, just as opinion polls are.
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  41.  @TorianTammas  Hey is that right? The EU have been asking Trump for advise on constructing a hard border in Ireland.
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  42.  J and M  Couldn't have put it better myself.
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  43.  Wili Wds  True.
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  44.  @martinus4873  The real problem with the EU is Merkel's willingness to sell out to China or Russia whichever one makes the best offer while sleepy Joe just smiles at the international cooperation.
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  45. It will be seen as a time of feverish activity by the majority of MP's to defy democracy and a failure to put the countries interests before their own.
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  46. Vote UKIP Farage has lost his opportunity if he was more concerned about the UK and less about the spotlight he would have stayed in UKIP. Bad mouthing UKIP and setting up another party will just split the Brexit vote and make the EU's takover of the UK much easier. Either Batten is the best political conman since Blair or he deserves our support, I support the latter view.
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  47. Livin the dream on the dole Rebane or a got a job where your creative fantasies are used to the full?
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  48.  @user-eo8jx7jq4u  The will be more than 2 parties to choose from at the next election if we don't get what was offered in the referendum.
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  49.  @mickg7299  It's a uniparty system, get with the programme, the puppet circus show in Westminster is pathetic surely everyone can see that. Either enjoy the way the West is now, bankrupt and disappearing into its Islamic future or wake up and force change. Reform is the only only democratic option, they may be controlled opposition but if they get elected there will be no way back for the uniparty globalist totalitarian technocracy. Wake up with the call to prayer or wake up to a better future.
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  50.  @nimbus-over-gethsemane8666  The vote was about the future of the UK not the future of Scotland numbnuts, that vote was taken earlier. Sucker.
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