Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "The appalling dishonesty of the British Black Lives Matter movement" video.

  1. Definitely worth a punt or two.
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  2. It's an American invention, oddly imported to the UK. Britain never allowed slavery, or had Jim Crow laws.
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  3. 😆Is this the same "Sir" Lenny Henry, who appeared on TV in the Blaq & Whyte Minstrel show. Who also had a character, with the catchphrase, "Katanga", which poked fun at of Africans, and also released a record with the same title? Surely not!🤔
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  4.  @theenglishman8668  The Streets of London say NOT.
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  5. L H, should go back to appearing on the Blaq and Whyte Minstrel show, where he first started. But wait, wasn't that show ended because it was waysist?
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  6. Yep. Where is he in this new "book" of fiction.
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  7.  @markc3258  Just like piles.
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  8. It should get a prize for best work of fiction.
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  9. They wouldn't last five minutes without us.
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  10.  @2sepgorillas  Beheading, was a crime unknown to the UK, before immigrants from the Third World arrived in the UK. This is a quote from a Guardian article (amazingly), "Blakelock sustained more than 40 stab wounds and was left with a serrated knife in his neck by a mob who attempted to decapitate him, yelling "kill the pig" and "get his fucking head on a pole", the court heard." Don't you feel culturally enriched?
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  11.  @kevinparker461 Look at what's happening in South Africa. That country is descending into the Dark Ages, literally. As seen through constant power cuts, some caused by cable theft. They'd never be able to run an advanced Western country, with those who built it.
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  12. Fools never apologise.
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  13. He's about as funny as piles. Actually, piles are funnier!
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  14. But facts have a power of their own.
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  15. They were made for each other.
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  16. I wonder how many economic migrants he's got in his mansions?
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  17. Well. It's money well spent, if it stops others wasting their money.
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  18. It deserves a prize for best work of fiction.
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  19. Don't forget his appearance on the Blaq and Whyte Minstrel show too.
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  20. And you only just noticed?
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  21. Remember, feelings and fiction are now more valued more than facts.
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  22.  @kingalton10  Everything probably is a dew thing to you.
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  23.  @angelamary9493  Good idea. Then Henny Lenry could go back to his roots.
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  24. Don't you mean, NOT on the side of righteousness?
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  25. Facts? It's raising people's emotions which are more important.
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  26.  @adrenalinejunkie3828  If native Britons could be bothered to have more children, that might slow things down.
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  27.  @theenglishman8668  Thanks for using my line. Although, what relevance does it have to the subject of this video?
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  28. It was actually the Duke of Wellington, who first came up with that quote.
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  29.  @theenglishman8668  I just wrote hours ago, who was the originator of that quote. Don't you understand English, Stan Man?
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  30.  @theenglishman8668  No Stan, we're NOT going to entertain your nonsense, and you're wasting your own time, man.
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  31. L H, only got a gong, because they had run out of blaq people worthy of giving it to.
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  32.  @petecernan2568  You could say that he came into his own of that show.
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  33. Being a parasite.
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  34. No.
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  35.  @brucejackson4219  OK. However, nothing is obvious here.
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  36.  @brucejackson4219  The internet is a showcase for humanity at its best, but also at its worst.
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  37.  @WaveyDeem95  It was never enshrined in law. It was just up to the individual. There were no blaq people homeless, when they came to the UK. They all found somewhere to live, and all the other services they required. There were no "coloured only", or "white only", signs in restaurants or segregation in buses etc.,
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  38. ​@Racialist Slayer Are you really so ignorant? Slavery in Britain was made illegal by William the Conqueror in the eleventh century. This was probably the earliest abolition of this vile trade in the World. As slavery had been practised by all peoples for as long as humans had existed. It was the British, who first saw it for the immoral scourge, that it was.
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  39. Nothing. When you've run out of facts, try feelings instead.
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  40. If getting a gong from Liz is being oppressed, then what isn't?
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  41. Dark is the optimal word here.
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  42.  Andrew barry  I doubt it mate. It'll be back to the days of no respect for other peoples.
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  43. Why was he on "Comic" Relief?
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  44.  @adamgynn7338  That would make sense. Alex Belfield called C R out as a scam. It's not even part of the BBC, and spends a lot on paying its staff large salaries. There are much better charities to give money too.
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