Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1. His parents were born in Sri Lanka. Therefore, he could apply for Sri Lankan citizenship. Then he could move there. problem solved.
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  2. 🌘I laughed when I heard the news that Noah was the most popular newborn boy's name for 2022. There are at least fourteen ways to spell Muhammed in English, and they all refer to the name of a so-called "prophet", and the allegedly "perfect man". Although, his deeds make him the antithesis of this.🌘
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  3. 🥀 Looking at the UK today. The Battle of Britain seems increasingly like a pyrrhic victory. Those brave men who sacrificed their lives, to stop the invasion of their island. Would surely turn in their graves, if they could have seen the flood gates, which were opened to mass immigration. Would they even recognise, the beautiful land, they took of from, and defended, during that summer of 1940?🛩
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  4. Two questions. Firstly, where do these migrants get the money to pay traffickers? Most Indigenous British don't have thousands of pounds of money to give to unknown people. Secondly, where do they get all these small boats from? Why doesn't the UK government buy up all the supply in France. Or get the frogs to crack down on people buying these boats. So only those with a genuine reason, can buy them.
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  5. Windrush. A date which will live in infamy. If you wanted people to help rebuild Britain. Those of Sub-Saharan heritage are the last group you need. Simon, thanks for video as promised.
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  6. 🚽Next time there's a toilet paper shortage, this book will come in handy!🚽
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  7.  @brianperry  Sometimes the disadvantages outway the advantages. You're obviously a fan of societal decay and increased crime.
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  8. There is a video on YT called "Muammar Gaddafi 2006 - Islam Will Conquer Europe Without Firing a Shot". It just about sums it up really.
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  9. Except that no sane whyte person, would want to move to Nigeria.
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  10. It's not going to be long before South Africa becomes the new Zimbabwe. Although, due to it's huge amounts of natural resources, it's demise is going to be slower.
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  11.  @davepegington9066  No, You were probably correct in your recollection of the TV programme. The First World is full of do-gooders, trying to teach the Third World how to do the bleedin' obvious. I tried to locate the programme, but without success. If you have anymore details, just let us know.
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  12. It's disgusting how easily these nutters are triggered in respect of their ridiculous book.
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  13. It's enough to make you weep.
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  14. It's been a long time since the UK had a government, which actually put the interests of native Britons first.
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  15.  @andrewelliott4436  RIP PC Blakelock.
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  16.  @9thcenturythebegining  It must be nice being a protected class, who can do no wrong.
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  17.  @SteeeveO  Does it matter. The seed was already set. It costs the UK taxpayer billions every year to monitor a certain bearded demographic. Just in case one kicks off and goes rogue. This is probably more than the amount of tax this segment of society pays, assuming they pay anything at all.
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  18. A slight correction, Simon. You said "christian name". One thing's for sure, these people ain't christian.
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  19.  @trevormcdonald385  You weren't even invited to the party. You gate-crashed it.
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  20. Which of course, they were.
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  21. Instant gratification, rather than building up what you own.
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  22.  @sonnyirish3678  "Benefits". What benefits besides the state and local benefits that most of these people live on?
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  23.  @trevormcdonald385  Trev. You can learn a lot about how certain people act, if you're around them for twenty years. Or don't you think that's long enough?
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  24.  @BunFight  You've obviously never been to the countries these people couldn't wait to get out of.
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  25. There aren't many blaq or female physicists. However, that didn't stop the BBC ticking both boxes, with one of their presenters for "The Sky At Night" programme. Needless to say, I stopped watching it after Sir Patrick Moore passed away.
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  26.  @AVIARYCOURT  Yep. There's no rush to go to to either country. Especially, Zimbabwe, which is now a ruin of it's former self. Due to a combination of Marxism, one-party dictatorial rule, and the people who took over control. When it was Rhodesia, it was the bread-basket of Africa. Now it's just a basket-case.
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  27. Sadly, b1tching about it, isn't going to do anything. Although, it does let us know that there are many others who share the same view.
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  28. They should be fixing their own countries, rather than destroying others.
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  29.  @PeterPete  Why should a person have to leave their own country?
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  30. Just how many of these economic migrants who have rocked up in the UK, since the second half of the twentieth century. Been those with useful qualifications? The number must be small. The UK has enough MiniCab Drivers, Chicken Shop workers and Turkish Barbers.
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  31.  @PeterPete  They wanted independence, and got it. So why the urge to live under British rule again? Is it because it's better than what they can achieve on their own?
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  32. Britain managed after WWI, and the loss of British men was two and a half time higher than in WWII. Why was post WWII any different? How did countries like Germany and Japan cope? They had much higher losses than the UK did.
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  33.  @ewwwt  What has South Africa got to do with this? Any whyte people in S A went there decades or centuries ago. Although, many have left or are considering leaving, before it becomes the next Zimbabwe. Especially, since blaq rule, and the breaking down of law and order there.
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  34.  @petersmith6974  The burden on the taxpayer was relieved.
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  35. Just think what this aspiring member of our ethnically enriched society, whose life was mercifully tragically cut short, could have built? A pile of bricks could have won him an award from Tate Modern.
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  36. Especially one that achieved so much.
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  37. She's one "athlete" the UK can do without. Not that she'd win anything anyway. Especially at the Olympics.
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  38. In other words. We don't care, and there's f all you can do about it.
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  39. One time when an OD would have been of benefit to the public.
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  40. It created many extra jobs in the judicial and prison systems. All funded by extra taxes extracted from the British populace,
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  41.  @DaRealKing303  "If the British soldiers in Normandy who went to the beaches in 1944 could see what happened today, they would not have gone 40 yards up the beach." –David Irving.
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  42. The phrase "There'll Always Be An England", isn't a given anymore. Sure the small island off the coast of Europe will still be there. It just won't be English anymore. And that's worrying, considering that a part of that island gave to World so much.
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  43. Because they're not whitey.
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  44. Being a general nuisance is a full-time job. It doesn't give you time to do much else.
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  45. It provides jobs in the justice system and prisons, with all the extra taxpayer funds needed to cope with the increased crime.
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  46. Yes, they did a good job on the building sites. They same as when making the canals and railways.
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  47. Colonisation in reverse. Except this time it offers nothing of benefit to the nation experiencing it.
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  48. There are many other older people wondering the same also. It's going to be tough living in a country where you're the minority.
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  49. Well, Chaz would, wouldn't he. He doesn't have to live where the crime ridden areas are.
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  50. Simon. It's amazing how you keep pumping out these videos single-handedly? It's difficult enough just to keep up with watching and commenting on them!
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