Comments by "Clogs" (@clogs4956) on "British Stand" channel.

  1. I admit it: I disliked Wilson and loathed Blair, but utterly despise Starmer.
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  2. Remember: never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
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  3. The perp blamed the victim so I expect we’ll hear that soon.
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  4. Starmer is off to see Trump shortly. He asked for the meeting. I wonder what other self-aggrandising proposals he’ll be putting there?
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  5. Certain people are scared what information he has, including names.
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  6. We need net zero Labour.
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  7. I actually think Zalensky is scared of D.O.G.E. Never mind, he can always retire to his Parisian pad, sail his yacht, and enjoy years of luxurious living while the Ukraine burns. Unless he claims asylum in the UK, of course.
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  8. Since I’m not a psychologist nor on personal terms with Sir S, I’m not qualified to make a diagnosis. However I suspect he’s on the Dark Tetrad or really overdone the Botox.
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  9. It’s a pretty standard benefit scam.
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  10. Unable to act in case they’re accused of excessive nastiness and/or istaphobia.
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  11. Please: people in the Middle Ages did have standards. It’s just that some of them were never improved upon…
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  12. @MB10-66 it’s a disingenuous challenge typical of a Leftwhinger. Just ignore.
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  13. Don’t you find it rather strange that our government is behaving this way? Bought out? Blackmail? The equivalent to paying protection? Or being gently guided towsrds the brink of the cliff?
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  14. Nor me, but I live in a city where the sheeple have baa’d for Labour for a good seventy+ years.
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  15. Correct. I’ve been wondering ever since his first showing post-Southport, since every speech makes him look stupider - and more obsessed - than the one before.
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  16. Trump is on this already.
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  17. Food prices went up on 1st April, the same day I was informed by my employer that my minimum hourly wage was increasing. I also note that, as the rise in minimum wage exceeded my anticipated progression wage rise, I won’t be progressing up the pay-scale at all. Double whammied.
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  18. I dunno about that. The southern Irish have the same kind of problems we’re having with uncontrolled immigration - being ordered to obey EU open border rules - so they’ll probably chase him off to Brussels.
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  19. It’s just the usual Commy-une-ist approved response to anyone standing up to them.
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  20. “More cars”? Not under net zero! Come to think about it, net zero also means no new homes.
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  21. A contract involving HUGE sums of £ that’ll burden Britain for a century. And that on top of the HUGE sums promised in the Chagos 100 year deal, and the potential HUGE sums we could be paying in “reparations” to the Caribbean, also for 100 years.
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  22. Ending Russian aggression? You mean Starmer is upset that, when he parades his NATO connections and makes little growling noises, Putin warns him off? Sounds more like the fool and a few friends are going to support Zalensky and the expansion of the Ukraine war.
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  23. We’re not done yet. In fact, we’ve only just started on the route to Reform our country.
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  24. Psychopathy.
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  25. The judges currently in post were not appointed by Sir S. He hasn’t had time to do a US Democratic Party.
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  26. Inciting.
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  27. Remove a Woke Human Rights judge? Can’t do that! Human Rights apply there, too.
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  28. That’ll hurt everyone here. Which could push the moment of action. Hm.
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  29. Like an ousted Democrat, Zalensky is desperate to ensure his source of personal income.
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  30. More than 20,000 young men have crossed the Channel so far this year!
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  31. Lammy is rubbing his hands in glee. He’s hoping to fill his pockets.
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  32. Isn’t it odd that the only small boats encountering problems have pregnant women and children aboard?
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  33. And moving in gangs.
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  34. When an enemy informs you that he’s your enemy, believe him and act accordingly.
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  35. “Irregulars” as in an army behind enemy lines engaging in sabotage, acts of calculated violence meant to instil fear in a community, and generally disrupting society as a whole.
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  36. We pay the BBC through our taxes, too, though.
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  37. Which sends a message to the whole nation, neh?
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  38. And for solar and wind farms. They’re trying to take 93 acres of prime farmland near where I live for just these useless appurtenances.
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  39. Megalomania. I wonder if Starmer is going to try again? He’ll get the UK into serious political problems, caught between Russia, the US, and the EU.
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  40. No need with training: they’re an army all ready to go.
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  41. They waited 17 hours for the speed to wear off, then?
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  42. They do. Look! They’re using their freedom here to heckle the only adult in the room!
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  43. The problem starts at the very top, where a few individuals decide an ideological policy which they proceed to enforce by threats of disciplinary action. Comply or suffer the consequences. It’s toxic management, simple as. And it’s not confined to the civil service.
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  44. I wouldn’t offer. I’d tell the Free Palestine protestors that I was so impressed by their zeal that I’ve transport ready for them to go fight the good fight on the ground. I’d tell them they’re stunning and brave as I waved them goodbye. After all, a lot of non-Spanish went to fight in the Spanish Civil War as they passionately believed in the political stance of the side they supported.
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  45. Selecting individuals who aren’t physically intimidating in order to “prove” to the rest of us that we could be next. Now, where in history books did I read about this technique…
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  46. Of course they will; they lived through WWII and almost two decades of austerity. The Boomers, too, aren’t exactly a pushover.
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  47. Buy more popcorn. This is going to get interesting. I’ve never watched politicians with business sense take on career politicians who have no idea about reality
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  48. He has the title of Sir but has no idea how to be a gentleman.
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  49. I like Mrs Thatcher, especially as Starmer rushed to take her portrait down because she scared him.
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  50. Defamation and wrongful imprisonment? Darn well, yes.
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