Comments by "Archangel" (@SirAntoniousBlock) on "A Different Bias" channel.

  1.  @peterzapp2091  The economic "gurus" behind the cult have just realised that Britain needs interaction with other economies to survive and since they have made this impossible with their neighbours they are desperately seeking other markets no matter how distant or impracticable, and of course their focus is Canada Australia and New Zealand their old white majority colonies, fact is there isn't a thing that Britain offers that can't be obtained cheaper and more efficiently by these countries.
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  2.  @creativecascades1328  What has signing an FTA got to do with being a valued member of the international community?
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  3. I can't wait to finally see the unicorns in January!
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  4.  @Ghengiskhansmum  Difference was then the UK was in the EEC lifeboat, now you're in the water.
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  5.  @corvus1238  You get an electric cattle prod inscribed with the words Brexit isn't done.
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  6.  @stonehengemaca  The bots usually have better grammar and spelling.
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  7. Oh well, they voted for it.
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  8.  @prendersmack1643  Brexiter: Whats a law?
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  9.  @paulsaunders6536  You lot are always going on about sovereignty and how some things are more important than money, so it should be easy to understand.
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  10. You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you. Leon Trotsky.
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  11.  @Nickle314  Yep, or send Boris on another "charm offensive" should do the trick. 😆
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  12. I thought you were going to say: "even if Britain exiled all the Tories to a distant galaxy, it'll take a LONG time to get there" and I wondered what the problem would be. 🤔
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  13. There is no negotiation there is no deal, the UK have been given the trading terms and told how it is going to be, they have two choices- Sign it or not.
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  14.  @DavidMoxham957  And where did Cleese end up? Voting for brexit and on GB news ranting about Wokery. 🤔
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  15. 12 aircraft carriers! Sacre merde that'd have learned them pesky Froggy sailors.
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  16. Brexit means blaming everyone else for your problems real or perceived.
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  17.  123 456  'The Port of Ramsgate' Is that some sort of unicorn farm?
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  18. Well they wanted their EGG treme brexit. 😆 I'll let meself out then......
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  19. @UCgfvvgdkL1MEKn5ZmFGudYA It is okay because NI is a de facto part of the EU, the sooner this is formalised by Irish reunification the easier it will be for everyone.
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  20.  @thepenguin305  It has to do with everyone in the UK and the EU because this silly little society with their threats of violence have held up agreements that will affect hundreds of millions of people, their best friends and advocates are the republic of Ireland but they are too stupid to see it- Enough! Their future is in a reunited Ireland so they may as well get on with it.
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  21. You'll pay and your children will pay and your grandchildren will pay.
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  22. The Tories are actually ahead of the game now, leaving Starmer and Labour floundering.
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  23. It was the habit of Roman Emperors to choose a successor more vile cruel wasteful and stupid so people would look back more fondly on their reign, and as we know Johnson is a student of Roman history.
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  24. Its the magic carpet thats going to deliver all the food and fuel.
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  25. It's okay if alleged offenses are over a year old, apparently according to Raab Police can't investigate them. 👍
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  26.  @bobjohnbowles  Well Bob, they burn without any help lol.
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  27. Yes, they thought they'd get a free trade deal with India (including free travel) and replace Europeans in the UK with Indians. Well at least they got the second part lol.
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  28. Well he always knew, he probably just strung it along enough to qualify for some pension or bonus or something.
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  29. @Soul of a robot Someone once said "If at first you don't succeed try, try again". 😉
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  30.  @mintywebb  There can be no movement forward without first recognising the fault, assigning blame and punishing the guilty.
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  31. What's the matter with English people? Shut the whole country down for a few weeks to force the Tories out.
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  32. They don't understand that they can't leave the EU while they continue to occupy part of it.
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  33. @Susan Hammond Corbyn has arrested mental development, like Gary Shepherd.
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  34. They might be "spent capital units" but they are also creditors to which a debt is owed.
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  35. The difficulties created by the disentanglement of economies after 45 years. Welcome to the brexit sir.
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  36. If the British public think that their politicians are not fit for purpose it's their own fault, no one is forced to vote for them or read the Daily Mail, the public gets what the public wants.
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  37.  @gregorybiestek3431  Indeed, I don't know why people think he'll step down this time.
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  38.  @WaterShowsProd  I think the Tories are more interested in processing the covid dead into food for the fish!
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  39. In Australia we call them the aspirational working class, one day they hope to be cured and be better than those other insulin-dependent diabetics.
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  40. 😂 Under rated comment.
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  41.  @thelegendofspitfirehunter3387  "Your" Labour? 😂 Oh Spitty don't ever change.
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  42. I thought originally that this was an act of controlled inflammatory invective to goad the opposition into trying to overthrow him and then maybe the alliance will fall apart failing to agree upon a successor, but with the revelation of this executive trick now I think it was just Johnsons real personality manifesting itself in an act of hubris.
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  43. Fail to prepare. Prepare to fail. 😆
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  44. I want a world with borders between me and fascists, not more fascists.
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  45. Starmer and his party also should've abstained on Johnsons brexit bill and all, instead of voting for it.
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  46.  @raymondwebb4179  I'm not English and I was initially against it but now I think it's for the best, England was always hostile to the EU it's best they're out so they can no longer disrupt it and soon Scotland will be independent and Ireland reunited.
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  47. No need, it never existed.
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  48.  @johnjephcote7636  As far as the UK is concerned, the empire functioned as a global marketplace where resources (both raw materials and human) could be exploited, the origin of the phrase "gunboat diplomacy". After the empire as Britain was not self sufficient it needed new markets, this was the reason it joined the then EEC, now it has left that trading bloc it has no empire and no markets.
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  49. When Scotland is free and Ireland free from occupation no one will even have to talk to them anymore.
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  50. Asking for a friend?
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