Comments by "marie parker" (@marieparker3822) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1. Crimes committed by people of foreign origin in Britain: the mutilation of the genitals of little girls. This costs the NHS a lot of money each year (not even mentioning the physical and psychological damage to the children). Saint Thomas's Hospital sees at least two hundred victims of this crime per annum, and I understand there are sixteen other specialised units up and down the country trying to lessen the agony of these children. This has been a specific criminal offence in Britain for thirty-five years. One person has been imprisoned for it. There is also the repeated cousin-cousin marriages of Muslims of Pakistani and Bangla Deshi origin in this country: these people constitute one and a half percent of the British population, but they contribute thirty-three percent of the severe genetic disorders of children that the NHS has to deal with per annum. These disorders often require a liver or kidney transplant to a child and/or lifelong complex medication with many expensive drugs, and social support sometimes entailing 24-hour care. Again, I have not even mentioned the suffering caused by this unthinking cultural practice.
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  2. The teacher in Batley was actually trying to discuss Freedom of Speech, and its advantages and possible problems, with his class - a very educational thing to do, I would have thought. After two years, he and his family are still in hiding.😡
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  3. Police against posters/stickers: a woman was arrested for photographing a sticker on a post advocating women's rights. Apparently this was a 'hate crime' or something.
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  4. In the future, we should have stricter selection of Parliamentary candidates.
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  5. The football fans rescued St George's Cross from the 'far right' years ago. As a Scot, I am extremely aggrieved at the appropriation of St Andrew's Cross as the symbol of the Scottish National Party. It is the symbol of Scotland, not the symbol of a political Party. Any opinion or statement can be described as 'offensive'. For example, I strongly believe that, within a country, you need to have one law for all, everyone equal before the law. This is considered to be extremely offensive and unacceptable by many people in Britain, including the Police. I have not yet been charged with a 'hate crime', but it would not surprise me.
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  6. The 'Scientific American' has gone the same way as the 'New Scientist'.
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  7. Islam does not separate Church and State. Many, if not most, Muslims in Britain want Sharia Law, which we already have in Britain to a certain extent - lots of Sharia 'Courts' administering a parallel legal system which often contradicts the Law of the Land.
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  8. The Government: 'Misogyny will be defined as Terrorism'. Also the Government: '"Islamophobia'' will be criminalised - Shariah is good'. No, me neither.
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  9. I could not help noticing in the West End of London today that everone except me was non-British. I am talking about the other passengers in public transport, the people serving in shops, the other customers. I mean EVERYONE. I have never noticed this before. I heard no British accents of any description. Many of the languages I overheard I could not identify (I can't easily distinguish between Slavic languages or Chinese and other south-east Asian languages, or some African languages.) I heard broken or very heavily accented English being spoken.
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  10. Recommended viewing: the U-tube videos of Exulansic. She gives the horror stories of the results of puberty blockers - irreversible damage to every system in the body - and the effects of wrong-sex hormones. It is also informative and devastating to listen to the testimony of detransitioners of both sexes - young people who were mentally ill in adolescence and were encouraged to believe by psychologists and psychiatrists that 'transitioning' would help them, but a few years later realised that it had been a terrible mistake. Only they are now left irreparably mutilated.
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  11. We already have Shariah - the British taxpayer subsidises polygamy among Muslims at the moment. We also have a de-facto Blasphemy Law (for Islam only). Also, look at the way law-breaking Muslims in Britain are treated, in comparison to the indigenous population. Many of the Muslim population of Britain want Britain to be a Dar el-Islam, ie part of the worldwide Islamic Caliphate, universally under Shariah law. At the moment it is still Dar el-Harb (a land of War, still to be conquered) - with 40,000 Muslim residents of Britain under surveillance by MI5. It is an injunction in the Qu'ran for every Muslim to do this. 'Islamophobia' -> Blasphemy law -> Shariah law.
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  12. It was the British Navy ruling the waves in the 18th and 19th centuries that abolished the slave trade.
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  13. Not so refined now.
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  14. And apparently some 'asylum seekers', having been granted asylum in Britain, flew back to their country of persecution for Christmas this year.
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  15. 'Bursaries only available to black people and Asians . . .' What does the Equality Act say about this? Hill walking was a free pastime for people who spent most of the week either in a factory or sitting in an office.
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  16. I followed it in detail in 'Private Eye' for 15 years.
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  17. These men of Muslim Pakistani heritage have been living in Britain all their lives and were born here. Often they have never been anywhere else. They know perfectly well what the culture of this country is. It's just that they despise people - especially girls - who they have been taught to regard as worthy of no respect - probably by Imams who have come from Saudi Arabia, do not speak English and despise non-Muslims. Why do you feel well disposed towards Islam, Simon? Remember that English translations of the Qur'an are bowdlerised.
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  18. (Cont.) The diversity appointments are formally institutionalised in the USA, eg Harvard restricting the number of candidates of Chinese heritage because too many of them are too well qualified, so their number must be arbitrarily culled before entry. This is not (yet) the case in Britain, formally, although if you look at the appointments in the BBC, for example, in terms of numbers, there appears to be informal diversity appointing going on. When it comes to blatant racism, this certainly exists at the BBC, and some Universities such as York and Bristol. I am talking about advertising jobs or courses, with the line clearly spelled out 'White people need not apply'.
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  19. Compare the law against FGM. This has been a criminal offence meriting 14 years in prison for more than 35 years. One person has been convicted and imprisoned for this terrible crime. St Thomas's Hospital sees hundreds of these child victims per annum, trying to alleviate their suffering, and I believe there are 16 other centres throughout the country dedicated to this task. Why?
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  20. Please don't judge us all by the standards of Paula Venells. But it is true that Diversity Hires never work.
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  21. The term 'Islamophobia' is empty of meaning. A phobia is an irrational - sometimes crippling - fear of a thing which does not rationally or normally present any danger to the person. Islam presents lethal danger to anyone who is judged by those who define themselves as 'one of the faithful' to be 'an infidel'. This means Jews, Christians, polytheists, atheists, agnostics, apostates, 'idolaters', 'blasphemers' and homosexuals. Have you heard about the current blasphemy laws in Pakistan? The difference between the Qu'ran and the Old Testament is that currently living Jews and Christians do not feel obliged to take literally every statement and injunction in, say, Leviticus, under pain of death. In fact, only a vanishingly small number of eccentrics would do so. The fact that Islam explicitly states that Church and State must not be separated - in other words, there can be no secularity or neutrality regarding religion on the part of the State - presents a danger to everyone. Laws which are deemed 'unIslamic' may be disregarded. I won't even go into the 'cultural practices' which, at the very least, needlessly cost the NHS hundreds of millions every year - the mutilation of the genitals of little girls and the insistence (to keep money within the family, no doubt) on cousin-cousin marriage generation after generation. Not all Muslims are like this, you may say. Of course not, which is why anti-Muslim bigotry is wrong. We do not fear individuals 'who are not like this'. However, how many people does it take to blow up people on the Tube in the rush hour? I suggest only one. I recommend the U-tuber The Apostate Prophet - who has read the Qu'ran many times in the original - that is very important.
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  22. Have the thugs who assaulted thw armed police officers at Manchester airport two weeks ago been charged?
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  23. I unnderstand that Uzbekistan and Tajikistan have closed their borders.
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  24. Lending library: just to remind people that British librarians have been instructed to 'hide' 'gender-critical' books by such authors as Helen Joyce, Abigail Shrier and Hannah Barnes. They can be asked for by name or ordered, but are not to be visible for browsing or being casually encountered by someone who might not have previously heard of them.
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  25. This 'Master's' (!) course sounds like a course in telling people how to breathe!
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  26. A list of the necessary corrections - a correction slip would not be enough - should be pasted in at the front.
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  27. In the story of the description of the Theory of Evolution, I think Charles Darwin's grandfather, Erasmus Darwin, should get a mention, along with La Mettrie and Lamarck, not to mention Alfred Wallace who is always unfairly neglected. The differences between their theories can be pointed out, and Gregor Mendel's theory of inheritance can be taught at the same time. In fact, it was because Darwin had not had time to cut the pages of Mendel's book, which he had sent to Darwin, far less read it, that Darwin got a bit stuck on the actual mechanism of natural selection and started to veer towards Lamarckianism at the end. Lamarck was a brilliant biologist and must not be dismissed. Modern epigenetics, describing how environmental influences may sometimes influence gene expression, bring him somewhat back into the fold.
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  28. You don't 'graduate' from primary school in Britain. You graduate (or not) from University.
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  29.  @nicholasmorrill4711  oh, threatening behaviour, wasting police time - these would be actual criminal offences! We're the Police. We haven't got time to deal with things like that! Now you're making me feel anxious - I may have to put on record what a horrible person you are. I hope it stops you getting a job.
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  30. It's quite a luxury to have a bus driver who speaks English.
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  31. The stories were set immediately after the Second World War. The fact of having enough to eat was a huge treat, as was 'lashings and lashings of lemonade', which was often the reward for solving the mystery.
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  32. It's an abuse of the English language.
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  33. It's worse in West Yorkshire.🤔
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  34. 'Telling lies [publicly] requires little or no effort.' It can also be expensive.🤔
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  35. My MP told me that 'there is no such thing as an illegal immigrant'.
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  36. Never mind, it got her a CBE - she must have done something right. No?
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  37. What about Alexander Boris Pfeffel Johnson, born in New York City, USA? He would actually qualify (I think) to be President of the United States.
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  38. Wven if the original speculation was correct, and the reconstructed bust was accurate, this would not in any way help a case for uncontrolled, unlimited immigration to this country. The two things are entirely unrelated.🤔
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  39. Now, of course, in The Guides, Brown Owl and Tawny Owl could very well be 'Trans' women, ie men, taking the girl guides, aged 12 to 15, away to camp (tents, groundsheets, sleeping bags, fairly isolated location) with no other adults around, if the Gender Recognition Act is not repealed.
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  40. You can't have a Welfare State and unlimited immigration. You have to choose which you want to have. You can't have both.
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  41. Thanks, we need all the good wishes we can get. We have a psycho-traitor in charge.
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  42. Perhaps that's the intention - subversion from the inside, possibly?
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  43. Iran had SAVAK, don't forget. It might have been better for everyone if MI6 and the CIA had not pushed Mossadeq, the elected Prime Minister, out of the window to his death because he had nationalised BP Oil.
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  44. Diane Abbott got into Cambridge from a comprehensive school before there was any talk of 'reaching out to less advantaged studets' or anything like that, which I believe they do nowadays. I used to listen on Radio 4 to a programme called 'In Committee' relaying a Parliamentary Committee meeting where potential legislation was being hammered out. Diane Abbott sometimes chaired these Committees, and she was always excellent, never letting an inconsistency or a downright fallacy go past, keeping the conversation on track, and cutting short repetitions. In short, she was a highly competent chairperson. I think she has had a lot of trauma in her personal life in recent years, and this has affected her badly. I think personally that she needed to retire some years ago, and it is a pity that people who had no experience of her before will remember her as being incompetent.
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  45. '. . . with little to distinguish them from their neighbours'. - Except language, history and culture.
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  46. It's not centre-left. It's Maoist.
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  47. Some of these women are betraying the struggles and outstanding achievements of their predecessors - Mary Anning, Marie Curie, Barbara McClintock, Rosalind Franklin and many more.
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  48. The Establishment want Tommy Robinson dead.
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  49. The (current) Chancellor of the Exchequer's wife (a Chinese woman, no matter what Jeremy Hunt says - he once tried to tell us that she was Japanese) regularly broadcasts for the Chinese equivalent of the 'Today' programme - controlled by the CCP.
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  50. I don't recognise the London I live in from your description, but perhaps I have always been lucky in that I have luved in pleasant parts of London. Certainly there are far too many immigrants, but it is not a s - - - hole - far from it.
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