Comments by "Clogs" (@clogs4956) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1. Back in the 1960s, members of the Labour Party swore to destroy England and, thereafter, Britain. This was in retaliation for the amount of pink on old maps.
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  2. Did you notice that a lot of couples are one blk man, one wht woman?
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  3. And protected his personal pension.
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  4. And here’s the mandatory response by the ProPalestinian.
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  5. 60% and rising.
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  6. And most Jamaicans who came here set out to improve their skills and lives!
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  7. At this point, Ireland is facing the worst of it. I suspect that the South, having dared to rebel by not voting as instructed, has been targeted by the EU.
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  8. Labour are already taunting us.
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  9. Deliberately. Introduced on 1st April. The term is passive aggressive behaviour.
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  10. It must be a shock for the unaparty to realise that you can’t fool all of the people all of the time 😱
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  11. The term is “kangaroo court”.
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  12. They were indeed happy to see the Roma leave for the UK. A Romanian colleague, on the other hand, was extremely anxious about Roma coming to our city.
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  13. I live in the East Midlands. If I open a window, I can hear the baa-ing.
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  14. Trying to recreate Babel.
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  15. @jimjones-bk2is are you giving up posting the same irrelevant message everywhere?
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  16. Don’t be so fatalistic - that’s how some other peoples sat down and accepted their new normal.
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  17.  @ianjordan8121  so what is your theory?
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  18. Can you prove that Muslim money is bankrolling Reform? Or perhaps you’ve forgotten that Lord Ali is bankrolling Labour?
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  19. @tims9434 it’s a Leftwing thing. If you’d like to do a bit of research, start with “sexologist”.
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  20. I think you’ll find there’s a massive difference been the Windrush generation and those who arrived because multiculturalism!
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  21. Justice is blindfolded. The Law isn’t.
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  22. The common man has learned it’s best to stay quiet.
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  23. Er… women tried to and were silenced. JK might have dubious politics herself, but she put her head above the parapet and you know what’s happening there.
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  24. Just last night, I attended a musical version of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, a quintessential British story, where the Pevenseys were played by children of African descent. This made the story somewhat problematic…
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  25. There’s new laws coming in concerning property ownership and freehold. I think we’d better pay close attention to the fine print where it says: you’ll own nothing and be happy.
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  26. “Intellectuals”… like, you know, the intellectuals in Stalin and Mao’s regimes?
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  27. It all adds up to money in a liar’s pocket q.v. wind farms.
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  28. First “arranged marriage” I encountered was back in 1977. The druggie brother of a good friend, whose family originated in what is today called The Arab Emirates, told her that they were going to Pakistan because he’d arranged for her to marry his dealer. I offered her sanctuary and support to go to the police, but she was terrified that’d get my family murdered along with her own. Upshot was: she mysteriously drowned in a local canal, and he fled to Pakistan, never to be seen or heard of again. Her parents were devastated. At that time, we were both aged 16.
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  29. Time to start questioning the last election results, perhaps?
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  30. At age 7, I was taught about puppies and kittens. The film then explained that human babies were born the same way. The best bit was when one boy fainted and two others were sick. I had an idea that two members of the same sex couldn’t have babies, but no one said anything else.
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  31. I have a “young university product” at home. Vote Labour? Nope!
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  32. ....or maybe they do. Mandela was not a saint...
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  33. That is a primary methodology of abusive entitlement. No matter what you say, do, or think - even if willing to accommodate the abuser - you’ll always be wrong. Narcissists, in particular, use this stratagem to claim they’re the ones being victimised.
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  34. There’s a difference between the Law and Justice.
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  35. We are training a lot of young people to enter the care sector. Unfortunately, the poor lambs seem completely unaware of how corrupt the sector has become over the last thirty years. Did you know that some care home groups require the applicant to pay them to complete a DBS check even though they hold one already? It’s a huge scam since only one person - or no person (I’ve heard of that happening) - gets the job. Taking on unskilled foreign workers is just another lucrative ploy.
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  36. I confess myself bemused that, if representation is a key element of DIE, there is also under-representation of our non-black communities 🤔
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  37. The algorithm is working except when the anti-sems are out, I note.
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  38. English heritage… English Heritage!
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  39. Let’s have support for World Wear A Funny Hat Day! That’s much more sensible than a day promoting an enforced version of the wimple.
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  40. We’ve stumbled. Righting ourselves could be a bit rough or, and here’s a thought, look like the process the US is undergoing.
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  41. Down with veganism! Oh, you don’t mean vegans 😁
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  42. At least thirty years ago, I was involved in a situation where a third party was offended by a slightly naughty joke they’d overheard. In fact, it turned out that the third party was offended that the second party was not offended by the first party. This was the height of Old Political Correctness, but the third party got short shrift and, subsequently, resigned in a huff. I’m looking forward to the day we can once again advise other mean little bullying tattletales to go forth at their leisure.
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  43. As opposed to The Great Reset.
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  44. I’m afraid it’s impossible to help a fool.
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  45. @thomasrobert4654 until we’re not, as history has shown many times.
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  46. Ah, my reply has been removed. Let me just rephrase it: wait and see...
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  47. Actually, I’m starting to think it’s our local press rather than the police doing this. They also run headlines about rising crime and criticise the police as ineffective.
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  48. Don’t feed the Leftist troll.
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  49. National Insurance Numbers… Whole families using one; individuals applying for multiples by changing their personal details e.g. swapping names around. There’s no way to actually use NI numbers to estimate immigration.
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  50. One billeted to every household in the UK pending 1.5 million new houses built for them.
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  51. I dispute - there is a growing Islamophobia. More people are becoming afraid of what the horrible violent people hiding behind their Koran will do.
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  52. I am equally perplexed. What is really going on here? No country has ever declined so quickly except if there’s been a coup.
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  53. That was always a mystery.
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  54. @laganas2008 you’re surprised?
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  55. @ECPBigD the government based in England was - and still is despite devolution - the same one representing Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland i.e. Great Britain.
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  56. I remember the ray-sist 1970s and 80s. Burgeoning Political Correctness and positive discrimination. A period when walking along any side street of certain urban areas could trigger a volley of foreign language insults and hand gestures of a violent or graphic nature from loitering mobs of non-native males. More than a few persistent nuisances who, in broken English, informed young women like myself that they wanted to be our boyfriends… Report any of this to the police and get questioned, if not arrested. Working class?Put up and shut up. How far we’ve come since then.
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  57. How old are you?
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  58. It’s more wonderfully complex than just genetics, though, because we should never underestimate the importance of climate, phenotype, and the transfer of memes on the history of human development. The last Ice Age ended around 10,000 years ago, at which point non-Neanderthal groups living in river valleys created early empires such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, Carthage, and China as a result of grain farming while northern climes remained too cold for this innovation until nearer 5,000 BC. The Bantu migration brought new ideas into sub-Saharan areas between 4,000 and 5,000 BC, bringing iron, grain farming, pottery and new language to existing peoples. Some very powerful empires arose which, due to the whimsical nature of our education system, few outside those areas study. Once trade routes inevitably opened - surely you don’t really think early Holocene people didn’t go for a walk or construct boats? - new stories and ideas began circulating along with goods. Everyone benefited or wars began, some of which ended empires, destroyed progress, and brought civilisations back to square one; this happened all over the world. End of mini-lecture. It’s barebones, just a quick note, really. Don’t get hung up on genetics because we’re all Homo sapiens sp. standing at that point where the falling angel meets the rising ape.
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  59. I’m not a pensioner yet; got to wait another 2 years and 10 months. I joined Reform before the election. I’ve never voted Labour. You see, when I was 18, my local MP sent me a letter anticipating I’d dutifully vote for him just as my parents did. That MP was Greville Janner… Post-Harold Wilson, my parents voted Conservative, the only viable opposition of the day.
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  60. @FredScuttle456 Feathers McGraw is a penguin… no, a chicken… possibly a chicken but might be a penguin. The BBC love that kind of uncertainty.
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  61. Ever stopped to think how women were tricked? It was only a few at first, no unreasonable demands, lots of sympathy and support in the MSM. It fooled non-abusive men, too, or it’d have stopped a few years ago.
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  62. Who? Who is behind all this? Please tell me!!!
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  63. The NHS is supplying a lot of vitamin D tablets to our “incomers” who find winter intolerable. Didn’t know about this until a work colleague, requiring vitamin D as part of her post-cancer treatment regimen, couldn’t get any for about a month. This was during a snowy winter in the early 2000s.
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  64. It’s still bigamy here in the UK. However, our political leaders made accommodation for multiple marriages by bending common-law rules. Child Benefit is, you know, problematical, even with the cap.
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  65. That’s known as the EU Method.
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  66.  @Gary-vx7gp  my reply was taken down by the gurdy Moderators. I have seen the other videos, thanks, and checked the info.
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  67. Speaking as a British working class intellectual - yes, we do exist - I believe there’s a sea change coming. There’s a need, and not just in the UK, to reestablish reality. Our “Once to Every Man and Nation” moment approaches. Enough is enough.
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  68. I understand it’s difficult to dribble in an abaya.
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  69. The vote? Probably a minimum of five each!
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  70. For years, my colleagues and I were told at meetings that women were underrepresented at all grades while one look around the room proved the contrary.
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  71. Everyone blames us - no one takes responsibility for their own generation’s failings.
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  72. Not yet. Neither is Europe yet lost. And I’m sure that the certain demographic having a go at Russia might have been a bit of a faux pas.
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  73. @soomysaleem351 don’t know much about continued use of sacred sites in Northern Europe, hm? Completely different situation to that of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem…
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  74. Did you know that a person on benefit must declare any care home stays, especially after previously spending 28 days or more in hospital, or be liable to prosecution? The state pension is, however, paid out in full, no matter the situation. Just saying.
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  75. I’m just surprised the job hasn’t been handed to a man… sorry, transwoman.
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  76. @richardtardo5170 in the early 1990s, a young work colleague protested that she hadn’t been promoted because [reasons]. Our bosses gracefully capitulated. Within six weeks, she was on sick leave with anxiety, and resigned four weeks later. Other staff who, emboldened by her initial win, had aired their own [reasons] suddenly decided they rather liked their current jobs…
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  77. @Occident. you need to get out more and do a bit of reading!
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  78. I’ve never heard of a Faar Right anarchist. Funny, that 🤔
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  79. Russia would not benefit by the destabilisation of the world’s political status quo.
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  80. Masculine, feminine and neuter. Indeed, yes.
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  81. I had to seek help at A&E when the doctors last went on strike. The place was practically empty, I was in triage almost immediately, and seen by a paramedic about 10 minutes later. Diagnosed, prescribed antibiotics, given a one month sick note (pleurisy Is Not Fun), and away. Just two days prior, the place was jam-packed with persons what ye wot of, and triage took a bit over an hour. A rather dismissive doctor saw me about three hours later; being over 60 and complaining of breathing problems, I was a “priority” case, apparently.
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  82. It should be okay. Allegedly, it’s an approved way of transing away the gay.
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  83. Er, the first English mosque was erected during the Medieval period in Hull, serving seamen delivering goods to the port. Interestingly, several non-white seamen who died of illness or injury, most likely at the local church hospice, were buried in consecrated Christian soil. As for sinking boars mid-channel, I believe the Twrch Trwyth didn’t get that far (and made it safely to land anyway). Sorry… couldn’t resist. I guess autocorrect got that poster.
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  84. If one of these scammers claims to be a child, the kid gloves (how appropriate!) go on and the RNLI - among many organisations - are instantly tied in a lot of red tape. Blame those happy to support these so-called children: politicians and Leftwhinge handwringers. Anyway, you’re forgetting how useful a “child” onboard is if the wretched small boat sinks or gets intercepted.
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  85. Watch out, Simon. There’s Pro-Palestinians responding to this message and denying truth yet again!
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  86. If oxygen masks are deployed on an aeroplane, you’re advised to take care of yourself first, then attend to children and anyone else unable to shrift for themselves…
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  87. @ScratchySlide Some women are logicians. That scares the heck out of people who are looking to play on our emotions.
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  88. This is Equity in operation. Sucks, doesn’t it?
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  89. @lhurst9550 when your standard of living is already low, where do you go? The minimum wage was a cynical device instituted to keep workers - even skilled and experienced workers - on the breadline. Oh, and to keep them voting Labour, the party which pushed for the minimum wage…
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  90. The US did, and paid out a lot more, until recently!
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  91. Don’t forget Ciss and Ada (The Two Ronnies). They dressed far more elegantly than a lot of very tarty modern drag queens. Although some of Ru Paul’s queens were spectacular designers and female impersonators.
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  92. Only to grant themselves power against any “Far Right” objectors.
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  93. I grew up during the same period and learned that families could live on one wage. By the time I came to marry, that was no longer true.
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  94. The term “carol” has become synonymous with Christmas hymns but it actually means, simply, “song”, particularly a happy song, possibly a round, and it might be something people may dance to.
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  95. Everyone who believes in the concepts of good/evil, truth/lies and justice/injustice is engaging in a kind of religious faith. Welcome to the human race.
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  96. The parties gaining ground in Europe started out exactly this way. I just feel we’re about 15 years behind and no time to catch up, although a few “peaceful celebrations” might make a few sheeple baa in concernation.
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  97. I watched most of The Devil’s Chord…. I was anticipating Maestro to be revealed as an automaton/toy (they/them really indicating something sinister), making it possible some future villains would be of the same making. The Toymaker was still playing the game… But no. RTD just hasn’t got the mental capacity for this. He’s now a fanfic writer pushing dubious Woke ideology and his own personal life choices.
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  98. They’ll have been warned and silenced.
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  99. I think that r*psts who declare they’re trans while on trial get immediate, free gender reassignment surgery. I’m sure it’s still possible to locate gelding irons.
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  100. As an ex civil servant, I’d like to point out that someone has to administer benefits, taxes, health and social care, the law, education etc etc etc. We were - and are - often denigrated for our work, especially when the bad apples bob to the surface, as they eventually will in many different settings. PS: civil servants are just employees, like everyone else. It’s those at the tippy-top, the CEOs, who say what’s what.
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  101. Friend of mine just retired. He’s a Type 1 diabetic and not chuffed at losing the winter fuel allowance before he could even get it!
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  102.  @richardrowlands9113 actually, it is due to climate change over the last 225 years… since the end of the Little Ice Age and the ash from Mt. Tambora (last erupted 1815) gradually cleared. The average world temperature is back where it started around 1300.
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  103. …and small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri were real small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri.
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  104. I suppose that Labour will take away the state pension from those who have paid for it (by National Insurance) in order to pay monies to those who haven’t contributed or need to use our “free” NHS.
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  105. I’m sorry, but you’re repeating a straw man argument. Traditional feminists support the family with the call for equal pay for equal work. This means that it’s quite possible for a woman to work in a better paying job than her husband who may take on the role of homemaker. It also means that, if the husband is unable to work, the woman can take his place as breadwinner. It was a different world back in post-WWII through to the 1980s. Going on the pan-crack wasn’t a lifestyle choice. I rather think you should be turning your ire onto Fourth Wave Marxist Feminists. You know, the ones who called the trad fems “squares of grass” for not approving of the Woke agenda.
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  106. “Rincewind had always been happy to think of himself as a racist. The One Hundred Meters, the Mile, the Marathon—he’d run them all.” - Sir Terry Pratchett, The Last Continent.
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  107. I can answer the troll: Disney.
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  108. @ Northern Ireland, doofus. Read.
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  109. @gelbsucht947 wouldn’t you rather hope that some people are assisted to leave the country?
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  110. That’s enforced equity for you!
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  111. Our patience is wearing thin…
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  112. Ah, the ancient Welsh. They’re famous for their choirs, too.
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  113. Wonder how long it’ll be before she finds herself a statistic like some other (less radical) MPs have?
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  114. @bl4ckkn1g8t5 of course, youre right. Two Tier Keir has seen to that.
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  115. “Rincewind had always been happy to think of himself as a racist. The One Hundred Meters, the Mile, the Marathon—he’d run them all. Later, when he’d learned with some surprise what the word actually meant, he’d been equally certain he wasn’t one. He was a person who divided the world quite simply into people who were trying to kill him and people who weren’t. That didn’t leave much room for fine details like what colour anyone was.“ Sir Terry Pratchett, “The Last Continent”.
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  116. I’ve been happily singing “Veni, Veni, Emmanuel” as I’ve walked around my very multicultural home city. Also “Adeste, Fidelis”, and “Personet Hodie”, with a quick bit of “Ill est Nee, Le Devine Enfant” and “Stille Nacht”. No one has told me how offended they are. Can’t imagine why… Happy Cristes Maesse!
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  117. @KarnEvil- nonsense! Without dews, how would desert peoples get sufficient water to raise crops?
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  118. This was happening in America until recently. The Sanctuary Cities were the worst and some are still defying the Republican administration.
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  119.  @dragonofhatefulretribution9041  I'm happy to know that there are other folk who cannot just see the wood but identify the trees.
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  120. Kamala is whatever she identifies as.
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  121. Misguided, not quite onboard with reality, but he has integrity.
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  122. My maternal ancestors were, reportedly, Britons who relocated to the area now called Wales. They were escaping Roman occupation. Hm.
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  123.  @mikeconnors3880  nah, mate: blue. Woadn't you believe it?
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  124. The first poster is correct: it’s all about Reducing the Surplus Population, that being the ones who want to get enough wages to find somewhere to live, wed and have children. The proposal was first mooted in 1798 and involved extra little treats for the poor such as no medical assistance, no provision for clean food and water, promoting wars, and pressurising young single people into celibacy. I’m sure you can extrapolate the modern equivalents.
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  125. @jhonfrancis4 anarchist?
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  126. I’m an older traditional feminist and I reject Fourth Wave Woke (Marxist) feminism, and anything anti-racist (which just means anti-my North European ethnic group).
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  127. Marvel Comics located the Savage Land in Antarctica 🤔
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  128. @Occident you presuppose the original poster’s voting choice? Thats rather rude. Are you a Leftwhinger?
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  129. At some time, just about every religion has used force or coercion to impose itself. Some truly terrible things have been perpetrated by “religious people” or hypocrites using religion as their shield. In this case, it’s the hypocrites again.
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  130. I rather like Paul Chato’s descriptor: the Wifi Password People.
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  131.  @lemdixon01  nice to see someone based.
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  132. We knew the usual flip-flop would happen. I wonder how long it’ll be before reality bites the sheeple on the derrière?
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  133. Look up An Essay on the Principle of Population. Learn about Malthusianism. Then you’ll be as cynical as me.
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  134. SQUIRREL! Sorry, I mean UFO!
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  135. I think that’s ANNOYED.
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  136. My ancient ancestors were not Anglo-Saxon. My mother’s family were Celts, and my father’s were Danes who arrived in England around 900. I’d better relocate to Cambridge…
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  137. Call it what you will, this is going on right now with the trans agenda.
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  138.  @gdfggggg  if I may: women are more likely to be empathic, which is why they can be exploited and manipulated by people on the Dark Tetrad.
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  139. You know, when things get too crowded, there’s always scope for… Reducing the Surplus Population. Please look that up. Dickens was making an important social comment.
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  140. Called this decades ago. Anyone with a modicum of logic could see that uncontrolled mass immigration, legal or illegal, results in even greater numbers of sick and elderly in the future. And never forget that the rich and influential Left despises post-WWII working class baby-boomers (and their parents) who rebuilt Britain. PS: AI is a lie. It’s a very fast search and compile engine. Now add layers of censorship and control, and you get “Slow Tuesday Night” by R.A.Lafferty.
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  141.  @princebuster93  about the magical boar with the comb and shears between his ears? Or the bit you can look up in archaeology books or - and here's the easy way out - check out the Time Team in Hull episode (if you can find it).
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  142. Landing Strip One.
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  143. @TrevorMelbourne-ef1in well, we built an Empire which wasn’t predicated on warfare. Maybe those who are more bellicose believe we’re weak as a result?
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  144. @DesHewitt-mj8lb dunno about that. I’m terribly fond of Blake’s Preface to Milton and “I Vow to Thee my Country”.
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  145. “Afra” is a girl’s name meaning “woman from Africa” but, since no one knows what a woman is, this could be a deemed a hurty word.
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  146. Oh, I say. That’s unfair to mustelids.
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  147. My MIL was attended by a Jamaican ward sister during her final illness. The lady was damn good at her job. That’s the thing, really: people are people, and the amount of melanin in their skin is irrelevant.
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  148. No surprise - footage taken at “recent events” contradicts the MSM narrative.
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  149. New Parks Street is located in an ethnically diverse area of Leicester which is blessed with the highest crime rate. The Tesco store is a good one, though, much frequented by DMU students. Leicester people are referred to as woollybacks, a reference to the town/city’s place in the historic wool trade, although it might also serve as a cynical reminder that the majority baa for Labour.
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  150. I’ll bet that was written by (so-called) AI! PS: if that chap worked in the UK since his student visa ended, I’ve no issue with him staying. I’m more concerned about incomers and locals who skive on benefits until they retire and get a full pension with more concessions!
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  151. I’m interested in anthropology, most especially the cultural significance of mythology and the transmission of memes. I also have an amateur interest in genetics. And I’m continually fascinated by the modern application of the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
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  152. Hey, did you know that David Lammy is described online as English and British?
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  153. It’s obviously Cybertronians. They take on the forms of what they perceive as local life forms. We’re all destined to be offlined by an Underbase-powered Starscream.
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  154. The “we don’t have enough babies being born in order to support the aging population” is a Ponzi Scheme. The earliest tranches of immigrants have reached retirement age, and some families have (understandably) brought their elderly parents into the country, adding to that number. We’re now on a treadmill that we can’t get off!
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  155. Good luck to you - you can obviously afford to have a family on one wage. As a working class woman, I had my two babies in my late - very late - 30s, when my husband and I thought we could afford to support them with our combined wages. It was a struggle… My now-grown sons have no hope of a job paying more than minimum wage, finding a wife, or affording a home if their own. We - my family and I - are The Surplus Population. Look that up and you’ll see exactly why we’re in this fix!
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  156. Maybe Sir Starmer is just sensitive about hurty nicknames? Or he’s upset about being lampooned? 🤔
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  157. “The Troubles” Mk2.
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  158. Ah, the wonder of Nigerian Pidgin!
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  159. Back in the 1960s, my father bought me a lovely little penknife with a pearly pink handle. The other girls were quite jealous. Still have it somewhere…
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  160. Leftwhinge shill detected!!!!
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  161. Not if it’s CRT.
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  162. The Hapsburg Jaw effect.
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  163. There is no such thing as Artificial Intelligence. It’s just sets of advanced search and compile algorithms with programmed parameters (censorship). As Arthur C. Clarke might have put it: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from dictatorship.” GIGO.
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  164. @user-xd9yo3le7o seen what the Marxists are parading - and doing - in South Africa now?
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  165. Send the troops - send out a call-up notice to lots of fit, healthy young men - leave Britain’s population unprotected? 👏👏👏
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  166.  @iliyakuryakin4671  sorry, got ravelled up. Not seen a tv show for about 22 years!
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  167. Get a FOI in: ask how many homeschooled 16 y-os were NEET in September 2024, and put in for how many in September 2025. No one is checking what parents are teaching, nor chasing up why teens are not entered for any exams.
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  168. Tarzan of the Apes. Hm.
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  169. I’d better be careful, then. I have a copy of Mike Harding’s “The Armchair Anarchist’s Almanac” 🤣
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  170. So, genius, what’s your step-by-step plan for mass deportations?
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  171. In the US, they’d call this a protection racket.
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  172. Of course the demographic voted for the demographic. If they didn’t, the Sharia police would be looking into their failure to obey.
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  173. Well, with the Democrats dropping out of the race, someone has to!
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  174. This is the point where it’s obvious that Starmer’s government will be doing their utmost to remove Reform. There’s politics going on here. PS: I was recently informed that all Reform members are followers of the little Austrian with the funny ‘tache and should be interned.
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  175. Cromwell was an extreme Puritan who made laws (he was a lawyer, you know?) against individuality, freedom of speech, and anything fun. He banned Christmas celebrations, ffs, because they didn’t sit well with his personal beliefs. “Lord Protector” indeed…
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  176. No, he hasn’t. The political Left, however, has always been quite keen on destroying our political set-up, removing both Lords and the monarchy in favour of the one-Party state. So, it’s propaganda of the kind that modern Lord Haw-Haws are promoting with cries that the country has fallen. So, in case you haven’t noticed: we are already at war.
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  177. I recently received an online comedy course about sustainability and fighting climate change. Well, I think it was a comedy. Some of us out here have actually had a proper education and can recognise a crock of lies.
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  178. Home Office group known as UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) needs investigating!
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  179. Damaging whose rights? Women’s, my dear.
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  180. @markmorrid8144 you could always go join your “pals” in the Middle East. I hear it’s warming up quite nicely, now.
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  181. You’re on YouTube. You must’ve seen the Christmas adverts? Unless you’ve paid to block them…
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  182. …or the best way to ensure that children grow up in a closed loop of indoctrination. Discuss.
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  183. @aevans-jl9ym funny how the Judeans get mentions… A lot of peoples practiced cousin marriage, primarily because they lived in tiny settlements.
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  184. Not at all. We’re fine. It’s the Yahoos.
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  185. @zedrockiby but, at exactly the same time we old people “tolerated” this, we’re the ones who opposed Political Correctness back in the 1980s. Btw, I understand that Gen Z are all rabidly Woke and transgender… Don’t believe the press or other propagandists.
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  186. In my experience, it’s more likely that the less intellectually gifted will loathe those who are, like a Mazda lightbulb, brighter than they are. And we mustn’t underestimate the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
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  187. At just the right point, the police released specific new information about the young Welsh choirboy involved. Immediately, a blanket ban was imposed to prevent talking about it. The public began questioning certain gaol sentences vs the non-outcomes of other incidents… Who currently has Egg On Face, hm? Quite.
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  188. @thomasrobert4654 I’m afraid that, being dyslexic, your stream of consciousness writing confounds me. I’ll assume you’re a nutjob.
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  189. I keep having posts removed for pointing out that current global warming is a natural end to the Little Ice Age and the volcanic winter caused by Mt Tambora erupting in 1815. The globe is getting back to a stable temperature.
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  190. Just a thought - bite me - but might the team shown in the photograph be interpreters?
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  191. “We” didn’t. But a lot of sheeple did.
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  192. @fredericksaxton3991 they want their chosen demographic to be the innocent victims…
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  193. There’s been a lot of Diwali fireworks tonight, with more to come Friday and Saturday, the Hindu new year. Ban November the 5th? Hm.
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  194. @ those white women in the ads were given work by a casting agency?
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  195. @ geez, I do know all this. So, who's behind it? No one has yet advised me!
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  196. Because the genuinely peaceful ones live every day in even greater fear of the radical nutjobs than the rest of us.
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  197. It’s referred to as Marcusianism, a Marxism-based ideology that basically says ugly is beauty, selfishness helps the community, and reverses every facet of morality.
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  198. As far as I know, I’ve no clones working in the emergency services 🤔
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  199. Perhaps locating your base just north of Kadath in the cold wastes was not a great idea.
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  200. Answer: “we” aren’t. Those who have power over us, elected or not, invented a new form of shaming, reinterpreted the Equality Act, and introduced non-crimes to ensure we can’t.
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  201. Morally bankrupt academics who embraced Marcusianism. That’s a kind of hypocritical non-Marxist Marxism that promotes ugly with a side order of minor attraction.
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  202. The “aging population” theory is dear to Leftwhinge hearts (or kidneys; I’m not sure Lefties have hearts). It underpins all their social modification plans e.g. multiculturalism, and fits their Cult of Youth ideal. It’s also based on the concept of humans evolving into sickly immortals as they age.
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  203. At this point, the US and Canada are crazier.
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  204. Starmer ungrammatically announcing he’s living in an alternative universe to us. Did Lord Alli get him some rose-tinted lenses to go with those specs.
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  205. Digital ID is a euphemism for state surveillance. With all Labour’s policies set to ruin our economy, the only functioning electrical equipment will be the cameras on every street. Note that I do not include cameras placed in every home; they might misuse fibre broadband but, if we have no electricity to power it…
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  206. Ah, Rome! Where the leaders of fallen foes were paraded through the street before their execution by emasculation, and enemy captives castrated so they couldn’t breed more enemies. Mind, nothing new there. Many cultures used these same techniques to impress on the conquered that they’d been well and truly stuffed.
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  207.  @leehenry5764  yes, you do. Benefit claimants must have a NI or, at least, proof that they have applied for one recently.
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  208. ⁠ @quantisedspace7047 undeveloped frontal temporal lobes.
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  209. In the late 1960s, Labour MPs said they’d destroy England and the English, and here we are.
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  210.  @sylviasimpson-n2o pretty much every human society at some point.
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  211. @jonathanj.7344 which “they” have Reform invited, please? Take a minute to think… Has it dawned that the grooming gang scandal features one political party to (almost the) exclusion of all others?
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  212. I get the impression that critical thinking is in short supply…
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  213. One word: ghettoisation.
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  214. I attended English country dancing classes as a child in the late 1960s. We also strayed into line dancing. PS: I can Bhangra!
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  215. Hey, look up Nuggan in the Discworld Wiki! Quezovercoatl is also worth a quick check. Sir Terry Pratchett [GNU].
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  216. Evolution hardwired us to recognise patterns as shortcuts to survival. The fancy PC term for this is unconscious bias.
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  217. There’s a nation which strictly controlled the number of children a couple could have. This resulted in an unusual number of male births hem-hem… Despite now having so many adult males who could self-identify as women and get pregnant, that nation is now ordering females to breed. Strange old world, isn’t it?
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  218. The ancestors of the Japanese allegedly drove out the original black inhabitants…
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  219. Depends which one you are referring to. I rather think there’s a little critical something people are missing here. The world’s real problem has boiled down to a single set of beliefs and behaviours currently under scrutiny.
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  220. I believe that everyone has the right to celebrate their religious festivals. Have you noticed that Hamax haven’t joined in?
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  221. Ironically, the Woke are exactly the same. When the two sides meet, it’ll be a complete sh*tshow.
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  222. I once had a chap advise me that I had balls. Does that count?
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  223. So, possession of stage props mean whole theatre companies will be sharing a cell?
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  224.  @candy-le4nh  special bill introduced when he retired from the post of DPP raised in order to keep his pension tax-free. Look it up - it's doing the rounds. The Beeb have an article about it (shock! horror!)
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  225. Not necessarily failures, just a normal blip in the mortality statistics. Targets, don’cha know.
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  226. Antarctica is most uninhabited… The RNLI might find it difficult to get there, though.
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  227. I’m sorry, but I’m definitely going to laugh when a transwoman is outraged for receiving the same medical advice frequently doled out to real women: “It’s your age.”
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  228. Gaslighting?
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  229. There are two male fetishes involved here: AGP and desexualisation. A reporter discovered that prwn sites are gradually “trans-ing” men and convincing them to sterilise themselves by using brainwashing techniques. Children - girls as well as boys, don’t forget - are a victims of the fallout here.
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  230. @SMITHSONIAN33 and a different genotype. Europeans have Neanderthal ancestry; sub-Saharan peoples have no or little Neanderthal ancestry, the latter getting their 1%-ish via Europeans and Asians who dipped into the gene pool. Technically, we’re all homo sapiens sp.
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  231. We’re not propping up this ideology: you, like many others, are scapegoating. But, given the MSM propaganda, I’m not surprised you’ve been fooled.
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  232. Ah, I observe you’re of the opposite party and spreading propaganda.
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  233.  @gdfggggg  yeah, no. I’m a woman.
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  234.  @Lt.GonvilleBromhead  soooo, what are you? Narcissist, Psychopath, Machiavellian, or Sadist?
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  235. One up on the old gangmasters, then?
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  236. And, on top of it all, Labour are pushing the trans (sterilisation) agenda on wht working class children.
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  237.  @francishooper9548  so you're saying all the information was present and correct, without contradictions or mere hearsay?
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  238. Good Lord, no. As a Christian, I don’t fancy seeing my sons “doctored’ and brainwashed into the new Janissaries.
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  239.  freebeerfordworkers  nah, you got that wrong. The postal votes are collected up for the "wise" leader to complete. Btw, I've said for some while now that the Woke Left intend to disenfranchise women cos, you know, we is too fick to understand politics.
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  240. It never crossed my mind that men claiming they’re women would don the burkha. That never used to be the principal reason for it.
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  241. Back in the late 1960s, Labour promised to destroy England and, then, Britain. Obviously, the plan is taking a bit longer than expected.
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  242. Must pop the Decepticon symbol onto my profile. I already have a bespoke badge with IDW Megatron’s warning about High Council corruption: You are being deceived.
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  243. Birth pains. Wait a while.
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  244. @ other Africans and... very peaceful people.
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  245. No. This is wholly a political agenda. Stop scapegoating.
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  246. Odd, isn’t it, how Labour is repeating all the same policy mistakes as the Democrats? Can’t be because Gates and Fink - oh, what a gloriously appropriate name - have trotted into Number 10?
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  247. Now, this is really taking the p**s out of us.
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  248. An awful lot of Labour voters will look up from their boozy, drug-addled stupor and ask: uh?
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  249. Leftwhingers are always told to support minorities against majorities. Back in the 1960s, the commy-uunyst hoi-polloi realised they couldn’t manipulate the working class, so altered their tactic to oppressor vs oppressed dynamics, where Western culture is the Big Bad (but other dominant cultures, in their homelands, aren’t).
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  250. There's an investigation into why the police who investigated his attack on two work colleagues did not arrest him. I'm sure I can't guess the answer.
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  251. There’ll be a civil war, which is frightening.
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  252. Excuse me: I resent that! I’m well-educated and don’t particularly like being catastrophised about!!!
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  253. Not the talking Lion, no. But the Witch... I'm pretty sure you were being facetious.
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  254. Every thread is riddled with propagandists and their Lord Haw Haws. I’ll just pop that in here.
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  255. That’s a joke, right? Trans women can legally force their way into online forums dedicated to women and girls’ issues, and no transphobic objections allowed. That’s misogyny, but I guess it’s the approved version.
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  256. It’s becoming very obvious that our monarchy is under attack again. Apparently, the King’s head on stamps (and coins, btw) is A Bad Thing. Selling the PO off is another way of destroying England/Britain, as Labour swore it would during the 1960s.
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  257. Fully expecting a load of misogynists to be out claiming all women voted wrong and so all women should lose the right to vote… Wonder why, hm?
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  258. No worries. We'll have plenty of nuclear power if our PM goes beyond merely baiting the Russian bear.
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  259. Abusers love to destroy their victim’s personal borders, eroding their sense of self, self-esteem, and confidence. It’s a kind of warfare. Now, extrapolate…
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  260. Okay, vote Labour. BTW, we can’t flee into Wales any more.
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  261. But they believe they are due to self-righteous Leftism.
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  262. @LukeSkywalker522 one of our local police requests was for witnesses to an argument at a garage on a certain night. They noted that there was a victim and two suspects. Another unsolved stabbing…
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  263. I voted against the referendum proposals. It all looked like statistical shenanigans.
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  264. Been called a effing racist Natzei for years by benefit grifters who don’t get their demands fulfilled (and hands filled with freebies). Such delightful persons are beneath my contempt as are their personal opinions.
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  265. @dogsbollox4335 not even your right to life! Wonder when Labour will introduce Carousel?
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  266. Posturing does nothing. And Trump is facing some terribly insidious behaviour by Democrats and their judges.
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  267. Freedom Toons predicted upcoming crazy flag creation a while ago!
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  268.  @paulie-Gualtieri.  I did? Well, I suppose I got a normal childhood on the council estate and plenty of veggies as my Dad had an allotment to potter about on at weekends.
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  269.  @paulie-Gualtieri.  what a victim your are.
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  270. Have you ever read Lovecraft?
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  271. We must now wait for the inevitable interviews where the acting person has a chance to state the show isn’t for anyone who isn’t exactly like er.. her/he/they/etc. After that, it’ll be istaphobe shaming and literally shaking. Or maybe she/him/them will surprise us?
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  272. New Labour voters! Yay!
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  273. @ ...but did they vote the same lot in or... I dunno... the same lot arranged to be voted in...?
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  274. The Democrats used that same written constitution to infiltrate every nook and cranny of the US legal system, and then beat down any objectors. Huge amount of corruption and, in some cases, real evil. You think we have a DEI nightmare here? Guess again, chum! How many “trans” kids in your local school? Then, you’re forgetting that the ECHR overrules all EU countries’ legal systems.
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  275. I worked in a civil service job many moons ago. If the rules meant some people (amount of melanin irrespective) couldn’t get their demands filled, the go-to was always a string of imprecations followed by “racist”, usually with an appended animal or a certain C20th German political party. I guess the offended persons would now rush off to report a non-crime and wait for staff to be sacked.
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  276. Pay the Piper.
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  277. Er… fetishists are not just homosexuals. Take a look at the whole trans agenda.
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  278. Didn’t Labour say they’d be sharing the load with every corner of Britain. Mobilising the irregulars, hm?
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  279. No, I’d not say the Church has been corrupted by Wokeness. Rather, the Church is too kindly, too willing to accommodate and embrace those who are different in one way or another or have different points of view. The Church is, you see, much more tolerant than it used to be.
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  280. Remember that Gang Masters and the Romanian Roma were involved in modern day slavery? I do, because we had a case locally where some special needs men were freed by police.
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  281. Reality check - how would you remove all illegal migrants?
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  282. The tide is turning - there’s a shift in the wind - and we’ll soon be seeing an awful lot of tacking as those floundering will insist they were only doing as they were told and following the… map…
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  283. Although the British taxpayer would be paying. Deport.
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  284. The British are being, ironically, red-pilled.
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  285. It’s like Labour are on a downhill run towards Beachy Head. The Democrats got there first, which must really rankle Starmer.
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  286. Just imagine it! One month of girls and women refusing to play sports against biological males! That’ll show ‘em!!! …things will be so much more equal when only men can play sports. Bit of the old Greek games thinking there, although there was the concession of the Heraia.
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  287. The NHS was founded 5th July 1948. Hm.
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  288. The original Children of God are not members of the Religion of Peace. Your propaganda won’t work here.
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  289. @TPT6148 because it was written after 1926? Or because Cat Stevens put it out as a record?
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  290. Look up Josette Simon: she played wht roles in the good old days. At that time, we didn’t see anything wrong with it… Wonder what has changed?
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  291. Sooooo, let’s apply a little logic. If a person of pure sub-Saharan descent is born of immigrant parents ghettoing up in - oh, let’s say Finland - they’re wht. By extension, then, it can be argued that all people of that descent are wht.
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  292. I’m afraid that reality is a lady dog. Labour took up the Tory’s migrant dispersion scheme (hotels, social housing) which makes mass deportation a logistical nightmare. And then those well-spread out numbers might, shall we say, really really really object to being removed… Also take into account that the ECHR must first be ditched, and the judiciary revisited. You can see the Democrat’s weaponisation of legal procedures confronting Trump and his ICE and DOGE initiatives. And consider the rapid, well-organised, and unpleasant responses to Hope Not Hate advising the press that there were RW riots going ahead all over the country. Admittedly, stopping the freebies could, as in the US, get some to leave voluntarily. But a lot of our incomers are representatives of one particular group ye wot of, and then consider the history of Iran, Lebanon etc. Farage is correct. Mass deportation is not going to be possible all at once, day one. A lot of H&S risk assessments need doing first, hm?
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