Comments by "Baresi-Unico-Capitano" (@recruitmentch) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

I'm British and I live in London. Stop with your nonsensical bullshit.
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Legend for what reason, exactly? This pompous and upper class snob is pro zero hour contracts, is a stuck in the past monarchist, against same sex marriage and even supported donald trump when running for president. He is a former banker from a clearly rich and out of touch family. He has absolutely nothing in common with most British folk, stuck away in some totally one sided constituency of less than 70K.
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HA HA in what sense? I'm British. Unrecognisable in what sense?
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I wasn't judging him on his accent or how he speaks. In fact, that's probably the only thing that is likable about him from my point of view. Where he comes from in no way represents the rest of the UK and more importantly the issues that face the everyday working class people who's government just voted to keep underpaying. His job is indeed relevant when you take into account the fact that his father was a baron. A public school and oxford attending Mogg of course was going to vote against public sector workers getting a pay rise, because how could he possibly understand the plight of those who struggle day in day out just to put food on the table? Do you think he uses public transport? Do you think than when his kids are ill they get taken to an NHS hospital? Nonsense. He would be at a private surgery because he has grown up in money. Do you think he would stand up for social care workers? Would he ever end up in social care? No. He will end up retired in some country house / manor cared for by private workers. Trump being a lesser of an evil than clinton doesn't make him any better. But unless it comes to American foreign policy dragging the UK into shit, I have no interest in what the USA gets up to. And him being against the EU doesn't make him a 'legend' either. Personally, I didn't vote in the referendum and nor did I listen to the tory's tripe during the election. Instead of talking about the issues that affect everyday people, 99% of their regurgitated rhetoric was about the EU. That and punishing old people with the pension triple lock changes ultimately cost them a majority. As for the monarchy....I've already said my peace. Unless you benefit directly from the saxe coburg gotha family existing, nothing about it makes any sense to a person who sponsors to the 'demoractic process' or believes that we're all born equal.
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The only way you couldn't like the true eloquence of his English is if you don't appreciate the sheer beauty of the English language. We're talking about a man who was born into wealth. It isn't' so much his father, family wealth or his job as a banker than has me presumably judging him. I judge him as a man who doesn't feel the suffering of the working class, because as yet, he has not put his vote against a single bill that looks to protect the most vulnerable in our society. I'm not saying that he is a bad person, or someone who wouldn't feel at ease when surrounded by a mixed set of people. I'm saying that as a parliamentarian, Jacob is the absolute example of the detached Tory. Pro zero hour contracts and he recently voted against the review of the salary cap of public sector employees. I cannot separate his background from his political views and policy leanings, for that his background has clearly shaped his views. Take me. My grandparents were farmers. They pretty much farmed not to make profit but to feed the family. My parents were the only two children from both sides to truly go into higher education. They both became doctors. Now, whilst we grew up initially in small three bedroom houses, parents having the large room and my sisters sharing the other large room and I always ending up in the very small room. Because of where they came from, it was never a parenting policy for my mum and dad to give me easy money. Because for them, it never came by easily. My first mountain bike was bought from a car boot sale in Welling for £35, that I raised doing paper-rounds. In fact, most of the kids at school thought it was crazy that a boy apparently born to doctors didn't always have the latest trainers etc. Such an upbringing teaches you to truly feel how poor people get by. The idea that every penny counts. Jacob has never had that. If he did, he wouldn't vote to freeze the wages of nurses, who are on the same level of pay as 2005. It was only 7-9 years ago that we had an economic crash, with bankers playing a rather critical and yet destructive part. So to look at bankers in a negative manner is certainly not a completely out of a norm thought. Furthermore, Jacob is on the backbenches. I would've thought that if his economic acumen was so profound, at some stage, someone would give him a job as part of the cabinet. I have issues with Jacob's support for Trump, because it is baffling to say the least. For a man of Jacob's integrity and intelligence to support a person like Trump is just very difficult to comprehend. But from a policy point of view as well as their backgrounds when being born into money, I suppose it isn't a surprise. I'm not sure if it was in response to you or someone else in this thread, but I highlighted factual information as to the monarchy being completely at odds in existence in not only the modern world, but an elected democracy. Saying that the monarchy contribute towards 'social cohesion' is an opinion. What isn't an opinion is Prince Charles not being required to abide by planning permission laws, that every other person in the last has to abide by. But that's just one piece of factual information, along with the near 60 bills that the government (elected government) has ran past the monarchy when looking to create laws. Such actions along with Charles vetoing 15 bills in the last 2.5 years as well as having access to free legal advise from the government make mockery of an elected democracy. The media have a huge part to play in promoting the monarchy as being important. They aren't. But above all, what annoys me most is that they're hidden behind the Windsor name, when in fact, the saxe coburg gotha's were pro hitler. These people had families in the SS, dined with Hitler and were more than happy to do deals with the nazi's in order to ensure their survival. Mussolini was a british agent prior to become one of the most right wing leaders in european history. That is all I will say in relation to the monarchy.
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@stleonards1066 so it was OK for us to bring in immigrants from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan to help us rebuilt post being broke after ww2, but it isn't OK when it doesn't suit you? London is a Capitol city! Like all capitol cities, it attracts workers from all backgrounds! London is the financial capital of the world, with more money moving thru it than anywhere else! It is a 24 hour city that demands and needs talent! I'm not sure what your point is, exactly?
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@Matt Washer mate, all my neighbours are English. The closest thing I've got to 'foreign' in my block is a guy called Tom who's originally from Manchester and has a Chinese wife! I do get what you are saying but times change, needs of a city change and the need for talent and workforce changes! London is home to over 8m people! Yes, there is a Bengali community in shadwell! So what? It's not like they're trampling on my livelihood or making my life worse! This is London and it's a melting pot of all different backgrounds! Change happens!
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@lighteningsnips what do you mean 'it's no longer possible'? We've left the EU but people from the Europe can still come and work here! The point based system is a cakewalk for the majority of Europeans who come to the UK! Ultimately, the need for talent and labour will trump any referendum! We are already severely lacking in staff.
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@Matt Washer my granddad was a dockmaster and I live in wapping! Utter nonsense! Have you been to wapping? Do you see how beautiful it is, in comparison to the muggy, smoke filled and totally not fit for humans to live in that was decades ago? If they somehow don't feel happy, then I'm sorry to hear that! But I for one still have my neighbours, I still go to the butcher's I've been going to for the best part of 20 years, I can commute to work, play footy in the park, take my dog for a walk and live peacefully with wonderful neighbours. Maybe I have really humble expectations!
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@777Albatross Sarcasm. Not a fan? OK.
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Take back control of what???
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That doesn't make any sense, mate. If we didn't have control of our borders, there wouldn't be a 1940's warsaw style ghetto on the other side of the channel in Calaise. Who are you taking control back from? I really encourage you to actually read into the nitty gritty of the actual law making. We make all our own laws, bar argricultural related stuff that are actually beneficial to our farmers. Since when did we not have control over our waters? Because a Russian ship decided to get a bit close? Or a Spanish ship sailing past the rock? I'm very sorry to say that such sayings just don't cut the mustard. What about the 400K plus brits in Spain? what do we do with them?
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But if you actually look into the economic benefits of EU migrants to the UK economy, their contribution far far far outweighs the apparent negatives like....I'm a bit annoyed at not hearing many people speaking english when I get the DLR in the morning. If they're working, then surely it means we need them. What regulations do you speak of? The parliament is far more undermined by the inbred royals, than any EU parliament.
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The feudal laws that somehow still exist and are exercised to this day allows the so called duchee of cornwall to work as a separate legal jurisdiction. What that means is that the prince of wales cannot actually be summoned by the courts. This means that he cannot legally be made to pay tax and it also means that he can effectively veto any laws that is passed by the elected government - he has done this on no less tha 15 occasions. I don't believe that we've given up any sovereignty to the EU in return for monetary benefits. But I also know that I much prefer us doing deals that could be economically beneficial to doing deals with the saudis around arms, that is easily classed as blood money.
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@Matt Washer communities your grandparents lived? Are you from London? I live in the east end! My family's history around here goes back centuries! Where is this destruction you're talking about?
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@stleonards1066 English speaking world? America has private healthcare. Which other comparison do you have of an English speaking country on the continent? I went to university. Worked 3 nights a week in a club and then immediately went into work after qualifying. I went up to keele in stoke on trent because of low rent. Why couldn't other kids do that? No. They're lazy. They don't want to do the nightshift and long hours. Of course not every immigrant is a doctor or nurse. That's why we have all areas of life, where people are required to work. if everyone was a doctor, who would go and pick the fruit and veg? Did you check how much of British fruit and veg goes unpicked every year? Where are our wonderful 'indigenous' kids to go and pick them?
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Even until this afternoon, the family had gagged the police from sharing such critical information. If the public were aware that this was someone who the police had to attend their home, and that they had history of alcoholism, none of this circus would've been allowed to unfold. Millions of pounds of taxpayer's money spent searching for another drunkard wandering off somewhere. They strategically gagged the police for added shock factor, when in reality, they knew she was likely to bottle it (excuse the pun) all along.
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@muttlee9195 Everything I've stated is the truth. 1. Family did gag police 2. She is an alcoholic 3. police were called to her home 4. they tried to make it out to be out of character, when they actually knew it wasn't 5. millions and millions of taxpayers' money was spent without even the diver expert being told the truth.
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@muttlee9195 get what? The situation or should i say her situation is looking hopeless and she is an alcoholic! Seems a bit silly to be arguing with common sense and facts in favour of emotive nonsense!
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In this current climate, I can't help but feel relieved that this baby murderer isn't black or brown or one with a foreign name. Otherwise all of the wannabe be Tommy Robinsons and farages of the internet would be out in force. Phew.
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@_____alyptic Rees Mogg will support anyone who is about to win. As for Cheese f*ck Truss - we have now officially hit rock bottom. We surely cannot sink any lower. We need a general election ASAP.
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You agree that some terrible things happen? 100's of years ago? Either you're being incredibly heartless and callous or you're just simply plain ignorant and blind. Look at what you've done to Libya! Have you seen the state of Tripoli? Look at what you've done to Syria. One of the most peaceful countries not only in the middle east but the entire world. You've destroyed a country with thousands of years of civilization. Look at what your wonderful 'parliamentary democracy' has done to Iraq. You've infested the entire country with terrorists, killing over a million innocent people in the process and invaded it illegally under fall pretense. Look at what you've done to Afghanistan. Your PM who was elected three times, went to Afghanistan and hailed the Mujaheddin as freedom fighters. All of the sectarian issues that exist to this day in Northern Ireland is because of British interference and illegal invasions of other peoples' lands. Look at the indigenous Americans. You single handedly nearly wipes them out. Look at indigenous Australians. With only over 1500 left in the Northern territories. Look at what your wonderful parliamentary democracy is doing to Yemen. For goodness sake you're talking about being mature and even handed, and yet your government is taking blood money from Saudi royalty that helped to kill thousands upon thousands of people in Yemen just through famine and disease. You're the second biggest seller and trader of weapons in the whole world. I'm not talking about 100's of years ago. I'm talking about right now. Right now, there are people dying and being slayed due to British foreign policy. Positive british contributions? The entire industrial revolution that helped to build your towns and cities was financed by imperialism and colonialism. The indians for one along with the arabs made huge strides in mathematics and science. You don't necessarily need to rape and pillage to make worldly contributions. What about the current regime in Iran. Who's fault was that? In 1953, British agents undermined and removed a democratically elected PM who wanted to nationalize the country's oil. Of course, this would be unacceptable for the raping and pillaging king's government so they removed him and placed a puppet in his place...the shah. Two decades of the gap between the rich and poor growing, exuberance and out of touch lifestyle of the shah and his cronies and not to mention the rise in the use of narcotics paved the way for the people saying enough is enough and making it easier for the islamic revolution. If Britain hadn't removed a democratically elected PM, Iran would never be where it is now. Now let's move onto Greece. In 1944, 28 anti nazi protesters were gunned down by who? British soldiers. The british army gunned down anti nazi protesters. That infamous British intervention triggered the Greek civil war between the communists and the monarchofascists.
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@stleonards1066 become a minority? Ffs look at the total number of non 'whites' in the uk and see what percentage that is. It literally makes no sense. There are half a million brits living in Spain alone. Here in London, the airports are full in normal circumstances with people going to work in all parts of the world, people coming here for business visits, on short and long term stays etc. That's what makes a big and successful capital city. What has changed? I still live where I was born and grew up, the place I work is still there, over 90 percent of my colleagues are brits and the last time I checked, I'm not a minority anywhere in the uk, let alone in London.
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@stleonards1066 so you'd much rather have half a million retirees instead of half a million who come from all parts of the world contributing massively to the economy? My mum is a gynacologist. Without filipino nurses, the pruh in Orpington would literally not function. What do you want? For them to come here, be neutered and not allowed to reproduce or have families?
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@stleonards1066 ahhh so 45 percent of London's population is white British. So afro Caribbean who are British don't count? Mixed families don't count either, I'm guessing? Less than 40 percent of London's population are of people born outside of the uk.
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@stleonards1066 half a million in Spain and nearly 6 million brits live outside of the uk. How would you feel if the places they live worried about them having families, despite contributing to their local economies and being good citizens? Politics?? Haha. My sister is Gp. Se did her degree at queen Mary's and also went up north for training. Have you see how many of our boys and girls want to go into the medical sector? We were short staffed even before 1997, not to mention other countries training their nurses better. Hoovering up their skilled workers? Have you ever met a Filipino who doesn't have a degree? They are hardworking and always have a smile on their faces. Whenever I go and visit mum's ward every now and then, they certainly don't act like people being badly paid or badly treated.
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@stleonards1066 it's funny because I work for a so called top project management consultancy. Our head office is based at st Paul's. Would you like to see the makeup of our leadership roster? Not even a so called non white face in site. In fact, most sectors fail to meet ethnic minority and female worker targets. I can talk for the consultancy sector as I work in it. I would love it that for every time I advertise a role, if I could get 2-3 good 'white' applicants. Just doesn't happen.
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@stleonards1066 where in the world is your rights are restricted to work? I worked and lived in Switzerland and over there, if you work for more than 2 years, you're entitled to benefits if you unfortunately lose your job. My sister and her half Welsh half English husband both work in Qatar. Whilst I personally wouldn't work there, they have a good life and he owns his own company providing financial services. Taking? The way you're trying to portray it is as if we've somehow enslaved them to come here and work. Where do you live by the way? Come and I'll take you to both of my parent's hospitals and you can have a chat with Filipino, Dutch, Nigerian, Arab, Turk and Iranian medical staff. She how forced they were to come and work within the nhs.
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Aw yeh? I'm a programme manager working on our crumbling rail infrastructure in London and South East. Can you find me the 10 White pure blood English graduates that I need to recruit just to keep the project going? No, you can't. Why?? Because less and less of our lazy sods are actually doing relevant degrees. That is a fact. We face a constant struggle to recruit qualified graduates to do the jobs we need doing. Whether they're from Spain, Greece or a far, the reality is that they are qualified, educated, willing, hungry, eager and happy to work.
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@Anon Wibble The current unemployment rate i 3.8%. That is a 44 year low. A 44 year low. Do you know how many unfilled vacancies there are in nursing? Over 40,000. So let us for one moment buy what you're saying regarding farming. How about nursing? Nursing is not best paid even at the best of times. Do you see well qualified british kids lining up to take up nursing as a profession?? Where are they?
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@Anon Wibble I'm confused. Do you want people to be on benefits or remain unemployed? Any scheme that encourages people into work is a good thing. Zero hour contracts are not for me to decide on. The point is that in over 4 decades, the country has never had so many people working.
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@Anon Wibble Are you saying that nurses employed by the NHS can't speak English? I'm sorry fella, but that is absolute nonsense. My mum has been working at the royal hospital in Orpington and dad at Basildon. I've met nurses from all sorts of background in 20 or so years when I go and see my mum. I've never met a nurse who can't speak English. An accent? Yes. Lots of nurses from Philippines etc have accents, but I'd much rather have than that awful scouse ahaha. Do you mean that many kids do go into medicine but drop out at university? Why are they dropping out? Getting even a midwifery is difficult. Our kids are too spoilt and have their bellies full to cope with 6 years of studies and night shifts. My sister is able to get a locum job in a and e whenever she needs to, because they always need her. And don't start on too many patients...most of the people she sees are drunks...coming in on a friday night to waste tax payers' money post swallowing a 50p piece as part of a dare. And I'm not making that up.
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@Anon Wibble They had nurses who put patients in the wrong bed one of them received the wrong medicine and nearly died - regarding this statement. I don't think this is somehow an indictment of the nurses's level of English, but more so human error and incompetence. There have been numerous cases of patients being given wrong drugs etc - it's called human error. You can find much grave a examples from the 1980's and 1970's, with the culprits being our 'own' so called people and not foreign doctors or nurses. A porter trying to see naked women? So that's also an indictment of foreigners? LOL the west seems to set the standard for paedophiles. We have perverts in all walks of society. The only people who don't pay their due taxes are the politicians and those who are able to put their money into offshore accounts. Money still goes to our so called royal family despite them sitting on billions - money that comes out of the pockets of the taxpayer. If the vast majority of immigrants come and work, then obviously they're paying their due. Health tourism??? Honestly, are you being serious? I have 3 family members in the NHS. Do you know how long it tastes to get a result from an MRI scan? two weeks? Do you know how long a referral usually takes? My dad had dental work needed and he went and had it done in the czech republic because the service is better and cheaper. Do you think immigrants are coming on holiday to go and sit 5-6 hours in accident and emergency waiting rooms to be seen? Seriously, where do you get this from? I'm actually party to the system because I have family working in it so I see it every week. My sister finished her medical studies in London and she has never struggled to find a job.
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@Anon Wibble Where are you?? I live in Wapping, London. I told you that I grew up in Kent. Parents work in the hospital in locksbottom and dad in basildon. My sister also works at the same hospital as my mum. Both hospitals have professionals from all backgrounds.
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@muttlee9195 hopeless alkie...! Couldn't have put it better myself!
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Which city is that? Please do elaborate.
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I'm Kurdish and due to my surgeon parents, I regretfully spent 6 months in the south of England. The kids I went to school with literally spoke like this at 13/14, and that was in the late 90's. I'm so 'relieved' to see English people have progressed since 😂Some of the most backward, degenerate and truly despicable people I have ever been unfortunate to encounter.
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Well done on spelling his surname correctly in the video title... Serious note. As a Kurd who loves the whole of Iraq, I give him the benefit of the doubt on supporting the invasion. I honestly don't believe he or anyone with a sane mind or positive thoughts on its results could've imagined what would follow. Maybe he was just too uneducated and ignorant as to sectarian feelings and differences in the country. A reality that every single foreign power that played its part in the invasion didn't truly appreciate and for that, even Hitchens has blood on his hands. He thought it was ridding Iraq of a dictator but in reality, all the USA and its allies did was make the situation worse in order to try and weaken Iran...at the cost of over a million Iraqi lives and counting.
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They are the majority who do come, when they come from Europe. It is almost unheard of for a Spanish, Greek, Portuguese, Bulgarian, Romanian, Polish etc young person to move here without relevant qualifications. Saying that, you still need someone to pick your strawberries and cabbages. The reality is that our people just don't want to do such jobs.
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01:44. This argument gets regurgitated so much and yet its so ridiculously inaccurate. Today, there are more people working than ever. Unemployment figures are lower than in a long long time. England won't be English? This is just utterly ludicrous. 80% of England's population is White English. The figures are well into the 90s in Scotland and Wales. Through Windrush and then encouraged immigration from the sub continent to rebuild the UK post the war, the numbers that have been added since are minuscule. These people are nuts.
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If Tory MP's can attend select committees and attack peaceful protesters as if they are terrorists, then we the public (including Lineker) has ever right to criticise their actions and policies.
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