Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "How the trendy obsession with the ‘far-right’ is putting Britain at risk from Islamism" video.

@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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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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@raoul.morghetty "Yes, civilisation never really caught on with the colonised did it ?" Nope. We tried to teach them the ropes, and even gave them all the free gear to do it with. However, why build your own country, when you can just move to the UK, and get it ready-made for free.
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Was that before or after the Manchester atrocity by the RoP?
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Poor old Tommy. Much respect, and is heart is definitely in the right place. However, he needs to just be little more savvy, like his opposition is.
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So being "Far left" like Stalin or Mao, is somehow OK?
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The issue is that the ROP isn't just a religion like the other major brands. It's supposedly provides a complete one-stop shop to how humans should live their lives. They also won't rest until everyone has to submit to their ridiculous form of god-bothering.
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thomasrobert4654 You missed out all the other migrants, many not even on the radar.
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How about "Extreme Far Right", or "Ultra Far Right", just to make sure?
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Along with Nige.
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@frenchenstein Well, Ireland was the last untouched place before the Atlantic Ocean. And the politicians in Dublin are doing their best to repeat the mistakes of the UK, and the rest of the developed world.
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@rosiemason-rk4cm Not sure if EP changed his mind. But at least he stood up to be counted.
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@JAMESLOONEY-kd1nu "I never said that sir, all colonisation is wrong". Does that include when you're immensely improving the lives of the people being colonized. Sure if it was the Romans or Mongols, you weren't getting much out of the situation. But the British, that's a different story.
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The RoP by any other acronym.
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@HuHWhat-yi8cp They're only called "Native Americans", because some people in North-East Asia, happened to stumble on modern-day Alaska during a warm period when the ice retreated a little. The question is what took them so long? Especially considering that you can see Alaska from Russia. No travelling three thousand miles in a concerted effort to find a Westerly route to India.
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@EdNew-i5g Normal, as in regular, right-minded people. If you don't know what normal is, then you're probably not yourself.
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@AdrianPG63 It's like watching a car crash in slow motion.
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@rosiemason-rk4cm EP articulated perfectly what the indigenous people felt deep down. He was a very courageous man, for speaking truth to power in such an eloquent manner, but still in a way, the working man would understand. There are certain gifted people who have ability to accurately predict the future, and due to his razor-sharp intellect, he was one of those few.
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@markmccormack635 Correct. In what way?
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@JAMESLOONEY-kd1nu you're
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@PoppiesAndPride Too late
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Those dedicated to "Far Right" groups must have a lot of time on their hands. Would it be surprising if there weren't gr00ming gangs operating in Aus as we speak. After all whyte meat is seen as "easy meat", ripe for the taking. All sanctioned by their ridiculous god, and deviant so-called "prophet".
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@bladerunner9646 Found what?
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@rosiemason-rk4cm Like any academic or intellectual, EP changed his ideas as events unfolded. Even Churchill changed political parties from Liberal to Conservative. There is a famous quote, which is quite apposite here; ‘If you’re not a liberal when you’re 25, you have no heart. If you’re not a conservative by the time you’re 35, you have no brain.’
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@jonsmith20766 There's nothing wrong with Classical Liberalism. However, if you hold those views today, you're likely to be placed in the "basket of deplorables", and get called a f@cist or a n@zi.
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@theenglishman8668 The vehicle is immaterial. It could be the Titanic just as well.
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@jeannemillsom9300 Teachers are indoctrinating the next generation with woke ideological cr@p. It's either willing as they're already captured, or they'll lose their job. If you don't know her, support Kellie-Jay Keene in her fight against the erosion of women's rights against the Trans/AGP agenda. Protect the children.
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The "Far Right". What's that? Just an invented phantom, to try and distract the populace away from the real elephant in the room. Although, the amount of elephants you can fit on a dinghy is still a matter of conjecture. The UK had the sense to reject it, when it was plaguing continental Europe in the 1930's. In case the young don't know, she even sacrificed the lives of 384,000 soldiers to resist it. All the indigenous population desire is to return to the better days, when there was cohesion and homogeneity, and a sense of shared culture and identity. When it was OK to be proud of being British, and all the good she has done for the World.
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@trentbacker9562 The Maoris were cannibals, as described in their oral histories. They had no written language of course. The first thing the British did, was bring a little civilization to the place. Firstly, to stop them killing and eating each other. They only arrived on those islands a couple of centuries before Europeans. However, they're now pushing for special treatment for them and their "culture", and naturally the woke government of NZ is pandering to their ridiculous demands.
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@Chris-wyt Unlike Indians, many of the second-generation ones don't. Although, because they were born in the UK, they're entitled to all the perks a native, who's ancestors built the country, would get.
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