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

  1.  @misst.e.a.187  I think the ethos of the country is pythonesque where policies and decision making is made to satisfy the lowest common denominator regardless of what's best or most effective.
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  2. I think they had a similar problem after a leadership election somewhere in Africa recently, nice to know we're catching them up.
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  3.  @grahamrowan7775  We wanna be free to do what we wanna do.
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  4.  @j.b.2263  And yet Spain is still a Catholic country, just.
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  5. Vote UKIP
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  6. @DUNCAN INVADER That MEP working as an establishment plant to keep us under EU control and himself in a job.
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  7.  michael fletcher  Well said, I just listened to any questions Claire Fox brilliant, best one on the panel.
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  8.  @erodixius3438  They passed the deal they just wanted more time to pass amendments to make sure it was more Brino than Brexit. Vote for the Brexit party.
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  9. When democracy, law ,reason and argument fail what else is left for people to believe in and turn to. Will the EU drive Europe into conflict again?
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  10. Starmer says he wants good relations with both our US and EU allies, the US wants free trade and cooperation with it true allies the EU is a dictatorial protectionist club that is still allowed to have dominion over us by the WEF puppet governments we keep electing. Vote Tory vote Labour vote for slavery.
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  11.  @philski777  My old mans a dustman he has some great theories for world peace.
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  12. The uniparty must be brought down, cameras are just one part of the totalitarian plan.
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  13. Crises? What crises.
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  14.  @999cosmos  He was PM in a government of socialists, utterly useless as per normal.
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  15. @john daly Many of the problems this country faces are caused by overpopulation, the last thing we need is to encourage more people to live here by offering them homes. Where would the Chinese or Poles live while they were building them?
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  16.  daro2096  This imaginary young couple, what age would they be how, long have they been thinking of buying a house etc etc. Young couples in most cases don't normally just suddenly materialise with no history and no plan, if they did they could hardly expect to get a mortgage of any amount. Life is a marathon not a sprint that is part of the problem with people today, if they both saved the maximum £4k into a lifetime ISA even a cash one they would have over £30k as a deposit and would be able to afford the house.
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  17.  @lucius1976  I think he was saying the actual quantified numbers for people and goods passing through the Dover - Calais crossing was something he was not cognizant of before he needed to be.
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  18.  @ted1990  He wasn't given the job just the title.
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  19.  @SprakanaKerum  BLM, critical race theory and bogus man made climate change, the tenets of tyranny.
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  20.  @rinkydinkfretboard8737  They obviously wanted to make it look like a lone gunman. Duh. Just shows how desperate they're getting.
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  21. And as long as those in power try to manipulate life in a way which denies that reality they will create the conditions for it's escalation.
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  22. @Ron Putin Were the Jews deeply involved in the inter tribal wars in Africa.
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  23. Every non WEF puppet, pro British freedom supporting realist Tory party member should abandon the fake Conservative party ASAP.
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  24. Unbelievable it may be but this country is full of traitors in government and public office who will do all they can to prevent the UK becoming independent again, the latest example being the person who leaked the opinions of our American ambassador. Fortunately Trump can see things for what they are.
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  25.  @AquaticBall13  Article 50 is legally binding unless it's revoked, dumbkopf.
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  26.  @gustavmeyrink_2.0  No deal is the default position, they've been dancing on the head of a pin for 3 yrs. Didn't they do well.
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  27.  @wasiq008  People elect MP's based on the best bullshit that they can put out (and Blair was the master at it) because that's all they normally have to go on but the referendum gave people the opportunity to say whether or not they were happy with the way this country had developed as part of the EU what the future holds as part of that corrupt undemocratic den of thieves.
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  28.  @erwinmulder1338  Especially when detrimental to politicians retirement plans.
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  29.  @AquaticBall13  But it ain't gonna be.
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  30.  @kennethganpot8410  Is that because they keep out undesirables such as yourself.
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  31.  @AquaticBall13  Nothing to see here folks, move along, move along.
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  32.  @AquaticBall13  Yes as long as it exists it is binding.
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  33.  Paul Osc Slots Gambling Channel  It should be that simple but independence is always hard won but worth it in the end. Amazing how easy it is to lose it, like being with an abusive controlling partner.
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  34.  @BartSimpson-jd2vs  Private property.
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  35.  @wft15  The socialist Tory party have continued Blair's WEF agenda of destroying Western democratic economic supremacy, only through the destruction of the international totalitarian technocracy and their powerbase of UN, NATO, IMF, WEF and delusional multicultural and human rights legislation can we hope to eventually get back to a world where people can sleep safely at night with doors unlocked and enjoy a night out without being fearful. To have the freedom I enjoyed 50 years ago would blow the minds of young people these days.
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  36. @chrisviking7807 Yeah, I wonder why that is, could it be something fundamental to to the faith or the followers it attracts.
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  37.  @HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings  Islam forbids usury, it is very good at forbidding things and allowing the same thing under a different name such a capital return which amounts to the same thing. Its a primitive religion for primitive minds.
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  38.  @HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings  Speaking is speaking, labels are meaningless without context.
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  39.  @j.b.2263  How good was the German economy after WW2? economic fortunes ebb and flow countries such as the UK have developed enough skills to be able to succeed under all conceivable circumstances. When we finally get free of EU control we will prosper if we elect good governments and that will be down to us no one else to blame.
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  40.  @musicman5532  We have to face the fact that to oppose the EU puts the UK into an ideological war with the EU as long as our leaders accept the EU's ideology it is a war we cannot win.
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  41.  @woutervanr  Oddly enough I can't really see Mogg living in Ireland.
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  42.  @markwilliams1454  All the experts said there no chance Man U would beat PSG. LOL
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  43. Who the f--- is Jeremy Corbyn?
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  44.  @alexde7055  LOL.
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  45.  @guleiro  LOL.
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  46. Kieran Jones. Definition of a lefty is someone who believes Venezuela's problems were caused by external influences or in other words socialist economic policy works.
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  47.  @joleerinehardt2676  Unfortunately or not being Royal is more of an anachronism than ever before and will increasingly continue to be the case, personal opinions are incompatible with the job being Royal dictates your life. Meghan had a simpler choice than Harry, being boring and predictable is part of the job description. Meghan possible made the wrong choice if she was ruled by her heart the current situation would not have arIsen. IMO.
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  48.  @joleerinehardt2676  It's pointless speculating about what Harry would have done if this or that but if he wishes to renounce his birthright good luck to him, there is precedent for this situation with Edward and Mr's Simpson. A slimmed down Royal family is the best way forward, their continued existence depends on their behaviour and their relevance to the British constitution, on both counts Harry and Meghan have put themselves out of consideration for being Royals. I am too ignorant or haven't given enough thought to what the ending of the Monarchy would entail for our constitution to have an opinion on if it would be desirable.
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  49.  @n3385  The Royal family have worked hard at being boring.
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  50.  @n3385  Just like the Addams family they're a little dysfunctional and out of synch with the ''normal world'' certainly Diana's death was a strange event and if it was planned most likely the truth of it will come out. The involvement of the Queen even her fore knowledge of things is to my mind extremely unlikely but not impossible and even less likely to be shown.
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