Comments by "Clogs" (@clogs4956) on "Andrew Lawrence" channel.

  1. Last year, I waited four hours for a triage doctor to tell me I had a virus, no tests required, go away. One week later, I’m at another A&E (yes, we have two locally). This time, the doctors were on strike. Waiting time a half hour, then a paramedic diagnosed pleurisy and prescribed antibiotics. Enough said.
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  2. We don’t have to imagine it.
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  3. Nigel’s going to need that sum to bring appeals for Labour’s ever-increasing number of political prisoners…
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  4. I’m thrilled that there are 96 youngsters out there who are going to be Logicians. We’re few in number these days.
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  5. Multiculturalism, eh?
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  6. Oh, we know that Starmer will ultimately ignore the petition, but Elon and Trump are watching…
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  7. Have you not heard the Politically Correct term “positive discrimination”?
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  8. Darling, this has been happening for decades. Some even claim asylum then go back to their home country to work while the process runs.
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  9. Dunno. Brand is disliked for growing up and being a sharp political commentator…
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  10. You do recognise that’s he’s a figurehead - a mouthpiece - for his party, don’t you? Like Sleepy Joe. And Rayner is our Harris.
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  11. GenZ son #1 tried filling out an application form for an unsocial hours, minimum wage, part-time job over the weekend. He decided that he wasn’t going through with the application as it asked questions about parental income, education, and household status. A bit of checking later, the job is reserved for those suffering discrimination on grounds of social status (supposedly enshrined in the Equalities Act 2010). Go figure.
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  12. After Raja Miah’s interview on Tousi TV yesterday, it sounds like there are local councillors still involved, allegedly carrying out campaigns against anyone who objects to the gangs.
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  13. They’re scared of cancellation and non-crime reports, so will always agree with the narrative.
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  14. Perhaps Starmer will authorise the building of a wall all around our coastline in order to punish us for our wrongthink? 🤣
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  15. My Chicagoan friend has invited myself and two sons to join them. They’ll sponsor an application. Apparently, for some completely unknown reason, there’s a lot of empty flats over there at the moment 🤔
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  16. @Odo-so8pj Freemasons? Try Fabian Society.
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  17. The people knew (and know) about this and did say something, being immediately gaslighted, labelled and threatened by both a weaponised judiciary and the perps.
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  18. Postal voting, especially.
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  19. And stop breathing? We exhale more CO2 than we inhale…
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  20. Note for all Discworld fans: the EU is run by the human equivalent of Auditors, and Starmer is their Mr. Teatime.
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  21. We’re still the majority - it’s still our country - and charity, as they say, begins at home.
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  22. Careful! I got a 24 hour YT ban for just mentioning Arthur C. Clarke’s ’The Forgotten Enemy’ (published 1949)!
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  23. Well, I guess that’s that then. Everyone taking part in the unrest will go home now and cry because their fee-fees have been hurt 🙄
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  24. It’s almost as if Starmer is being encouraged to engineer his own ideology-led downfall… Nah. That’s just a stupid conspiracy theory 😉
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  25. Please - psyops are usually identified by conspiracy theorists, denied by the perpetrators, then revealed as true years later. On the other hand, jokes are instantly appreciable.
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  26. The US had this equity problem until very recently. It was used to enable employers to take on foreign labour at low wages without due checks of immigration status.
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  27. I like working from home. No need to travel on multiple buses to and from the office every weekday. Hyper-vigilance is so exhausting.
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  28. Don’t laugh… seriously, don’t. My workplace ran a short training session on recognising radicalisation with Reform mentioned as a growing threat to Britain.
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  29. Ah, no. There are apostate Muslims. They’re the ones on the same “remove by any means” list as anyone XP.
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  30. Kinda reminds you of one Joe Biden. Hm…
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  31. Police are, on the whole, still doing their job… It’s the legislation makers - Labour particularly - that have caused most of the problem. And we mustn’t forget the addition of 3rd world corruption, of course.
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  32. @rocky76dude7 so, you’re scapegoating the Tories for Labour’s current failures?
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  33. Especially when Welsh choirboys are involved.
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  34. Yes, we have read about those. Churchill was a great man who loved Britain. That’s why you are here to sneer at him.
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  35. To the critics: you represented those of us who couldn’t get there for various reasons like lack of funds, needing to be in work, childcare, caring for the sick/elderly… We could only be with you in spirit. Thank you.
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  36. Churchill dealt with very dangerous, inescapable, real issues. His detractors aren’t so lucky. They had to sit down and invent their own.
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  37. I could cry over my uncle's WWII wings.
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  38. Revelations in action. Although John the Elder writes that blood was poured upon the seas whereas Enoch Powell talked about the streets.
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  39. More than 50m, I understand.
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  40. “A Christmas Carol”? Correct! This is the latest drive to Reduce The Surplus Population.
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  41. Carousel…
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  42. It is rather odd that Starmer is - for some unaccountable reason - obsessed with the Ukraine. Maybe it’s because Zelenskyy studied law in the Russian education system?
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  43. Pfft! A million quid? Think about inflation. I’d like a trillion, please.
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  44. Aah, the perfection of communism.
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  45. Always check your tax allowance. Working OT for more than a few hours can put you in the next bracket up and take 50%+ of what you earned away. And don’t forget the increased NI you’ll have to pay on top. Ironically, swings and roundabouts being a thing, if you strike for even one day, your wages will likely drop down a tax bracket!
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  46. He smoked a cigar, too! Outrageous! He’s personally responsible for starting the horror of climate change.
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  47. @HunkumSpunkum thanks for assuming that. Not appreciated.
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  48. I am hoping to get some of this wht privilege in the near future.
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  49. Yes. Yes, they do.
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  50. That’s anti-barnist! Not every horse can afford a stable block with tack room and exercise yard.
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