Comments by "Clogs" (@clogs4956) on "Cash Jordan" channel.

  1. We have similar gates in a lot of UK train stations. They tend to close very quickly with a snap and, combined with our tendency to politeness, tail-gating is not usually a problem. We also have ‘in’ and ‘out’ separately. Oh, and having railway police to hand doesn’t hurt, either.
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  2. Not as close as London is to becoming… Londonistan.
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  3. I recall the Guardian Angels being set up in NYC in the late 1970s as an unarmed deterrent to violence and crime on the subway. And Central Park was a haunt for muggers and murderers… I know it wasn’t written with NYC crime in mind, but ‘Escape from New York’ was pretty much how we Brits saw the city back then!
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  4. Can’t gold pave streets if the local Democrats are getting into gold limos.
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  5. Yesterday, a cashier informed me that every shop in the small local mall is suffering daily thefts. Staff have been warned not to tackle the criminals; those who did at first were threatened with knives, hammers, or hypodermics. Allegedly, the police are doing nothing but, in my experience, I’d say that’s not exactly true… I live in England, in the East Midlands region.
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  6. As with the UK and Europe, your “asylum seekers” are mainly young men. Funny, isn’t it? They’re fleeing war zones but few women and children are… Btw, one single male grifter in Ireland demanded a big house, a well-paid job, and a future for his children. Hm. He’s planning to ship in his entire family; be aware of this, NYC.
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  7. Europeans migrants are pretty much a general mix of old, young, men, women, families… Non-Europeans migrants tend to be primarily young men and, secondly, single mothers.
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  8.  @uniquesongstress  I’ll not be classed as a senior citizen until I’m nearly 67 and then that’ll get me a big fat nothing from the UK government or local authorities. But I don’t think I’d like to move to the US.
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  9. In the UK, too.
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  10. Freebies attract the most needy and the most greedy.
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  11. Having received Health and Safety training here in the UK, I’d probably slap a needs to be made safe order on a few of those places because they’re patently dangerous for the partially sighted and blind.
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  12. Be real: blame the politicians. Your country voted the Democrats into power but I’m pretty sure it didn’t vote for the gradual erosion of the First Amendment.
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  13. That’s one amazing… modern Art Deco building? It’s not ugly, but it is challenging. Restoring the old bank is definitely a win, and the apartments are well-designed (if typically pricey). On the downside, it must act as a huge gnomon, its shadow sweeping over the local area during the day, and it’s completely at odds with the neighbourhood. I dread to think what would happen if there was a fire…
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  14.  @stoned_kakapo8736 you won’t see the majority of the homeless, only the worst off, many of whom do indeed have mental health/educational needs issues and would have, not too long ago, received supported accommodation or hospitalisation. PS: chucking the mentally ill and the ESNs out into the world without backup wasn’t humanitarian but cruel af. I guess a lot of politicians have never bothered to find out the devastating consequences of their vote.
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  15. And they obviously have guns…
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  16. I think you’ll find NYC facing the London problem - the “incomers” outnumber the “home crowd” at the polling booth.
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  17. It’s a standard manipulation tactic. You’re supposed (rightly) to feel concern. Result: the women get settled and then the men of the family arrive legally en masse.
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  18. Well done! It’s what happening in major UK and European cities.
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  19. Don’t go there… If there’s more people but fewer jobs, it’ll not end well.
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  20. Hey, we’ve got the same happening in the UK. But no Trump here… yet.
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  21. Immigration laws in the UK just seem to involve putting down the welcome mat. It’s not quite like that, but it doesn’t look that way for the natives who can’t even speak out without being arrested for hate speech.
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  22.  @Shnozolla  go say that to your granny and, if she's still around, your great-granny. The poor have always been effed.
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  23. My initial take: NYC needs to raise more money asap and drivers are the go-to cash cow. Not saying there isn’t a noise problem overall, but…
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  24. Parquet flooring? Stained glass sash windows? Claw-footed iron bath? Not too sure about some of the out-of-place modern stuff, but that’s a lovely old house. Hope the essential renovations are sympathetic to the original.
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  25. If there’s outrage for similar events in the UK, the outraged are arrested and charged with hate crimes.
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  26. It’s organised crime, with gang members literally bussed in to work and area. Happens here in the UK, too, just not on such an industrial scale.
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  27. No one has bothered with the asylum laws for ages. The UK receives an awful lot of people who’ve travelled through multiple countries to get here. How’re you liking the influx of single young men, btw?
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  28. What do they expect? That they can get whatever they want on demand.
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  29.  @prithvis4581 people who are fed up swimming in the river and decide to go to the seaside?
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  30. Hello, America! Love from 🇬🇧
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  31. I’m English and even I know that the steam vents are for old heating systems. It was a staple of film noir environments back in the day!
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  32.  @jenniferrose9884  now you have raised one of those points few probably consider these days: 5th columnists. How easy to slip in dangerous enemies of the state among genuine asylum seekers and desperate immigrants. France is, I think, already reaping that whirlwind.
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  33. Gotham is a corruption of Goat Home (to put it in modern English). It’s the place where the madmen reside, which is very apt for Batman and, it seems, NYC.
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  34. In the UK, we’d call that a utility room. It’d be off the kitchen with a door to the back garden, handy for hanging the washing out.
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  35. My reply deleted. Did some soft "sinister" person object or was it YT not liking the truth?
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  36. If you go abroad on holiday, do you frequent McD or eat local cuisine?
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  37. I recommend “Escape from New York” just… don’t take the Mayor with you.
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  38. Same here in the UK where I live. We’ve a lot of older flats which no one can rent and newer flats available for rent which cost too much. The local council wails about the lack of ‘affordable housing’ and authorises more flats ad infinitum.
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  39. Same here in the UK. I’m scared the incomers here will bring guns because we have none at all.
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  40. I’m in the UK: rents are out of whack in London, but NYC is beyond crazy. Loads of Americans must be living in what’s usually referred to as 3rd world poverty or has your government-run press come up with a nicer-sounding euphemism?
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  41. Ah, rat on a stick. Better get the tomato ketchup in, peeps!
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  42. Oh, lord! They’re not flying them all to the UK, are they!?!
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  43. I still like the term “irregulars”. You know: as in soldiers sent to infiltrate a population.
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  44. Hello from the UK! Joining us in perdition, I see.
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  45. Are those protesting for open borders under individual investigation? Sure, many will turn out to have the intelligence of concussed rabbits, but someone is coordinating them! Hi from 🇬🇧
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  46. Said it before: if NYC was able to convert office buildings into flats, would there be enough services and work to support the new residents? And who would those residents be hem-hem?
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  47. …and enforced by the law and shame.
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  48. I wonder what happened there 😉 But… plenty of cells for the loony Lefties protesting out on the street. If Great Britain and the EU would only follow this lead.
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  49. I’d have liked to see what the original house looked like. It’s a shame it’s features are reduced to one ceiling in the reception room.
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  50. Saw the title, went “yup, blocked drains”. Didn’t want to speculate with what they were blocked.
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  51. Beautifully crafted; far too expensive for thee and me.
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  52. The monopolies probably run the Monopolies Commission (or your US equivalent)
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  53. Your City taken from you by the chatterers who Didn’t Earn It.
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  54. Ah, you see: no investigating police department is going to advertise that they’ve sussed the foot-soldiers when they really want the top crime lord (or lady, as it may be).
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  55. I guess raiding mailboxes had better be sorted out before your next elections…
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  56. As a Brit, I’m truly horrified by the rents in NYC. With the minimum wage in force here, (nice one Labour; that didn’t backfire on the working class, did it?) we’d never afford a shed over there.
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  57. Heh, I reckon a lot of those layoffs are unproductive SJWs.
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  58. Then you’ll be paying extra taxes to support them. So.. alternative options?
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  59. Whatever happened to the Guardian Angels? Has the organisation moved or been forced out of the NYC subway?
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  60. We need some ICE in the UK, please!
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  61. Oh, I thought those examples were art installations. Just rebrand them, NYC, and you’ll win an award. Edit: I observe your single “asylum seekers” in that line are all male. No surprise there. Love from 🇬🇧
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  62. I take it this doesn’t refer to the 1967 Summer of Love.
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  63. Ironically, selling goods on bridges goes back to early Medieval times. There used to be actual shops and houses built into the bridges! I can see both sides of the argument, but think the uncluttered bridge looks better.
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  64. @mangquelhayes1426 but the question remains: where is the $8k coming from? The answer is: loan sharking. Victims selling themselves into modern slavery.
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  65.  @cynthiagonzalez658  only quaffable beer, of course!
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  66. I’m in the UK. My biggest fear is that the West is importing both sides of foreign wars. It’s no surprise there’s violence in these tent cities.
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  67.  @kevinheath7588 every major UK city is a City of Sanctuary. My own, Leicester, has been so successful at this, I’m an ethnic minority here, now. Nottingham is on the list, btw.
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  68.  @durwardsaar6000 😂
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  69. No open ground or soak aways, and no way to fix that.
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  70. Many in the UK are starting to ask if we can close the borders. The politicians won’t even consider it.
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  71.  @richarddutchholland4780  and I'll bet a significanrt number of your "families with children" turn out to be single parents.
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  72.  @gailmartin8834  sorry, I should have noted NY appartments.
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  73.  @ashleymyers3100 that kind of ‘affordable housing’ used to be described as a slum. Seems to me the NYC plans are merely sub-dividing properties, recreating the bad old days. I’ll bet the rents stay sky-high.
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  74.  @Itsmeagain828 yes, same here. I keep wondering if someone monitoring YT doesn’t like truth.
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  75. Checks first, though. Here in the UK, there's an awful lot of false documentation and not every small business owner can tell that from the real deal.
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  76. There’s a fantastic view from those windows. Front row seats when Godzilla or some other kaiju takes down the Brooklyn Bridge. Worth every dime 😂
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  77. Absolutely. But I’ll bet our leaders will be offering to take in a whole slew of those single men in the near future.
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  78. Ah, you need to come to the UK and stay on a river barge!
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  79. Flights? Wow! Most of ours pop over the Channel on little boats (to England from France)..
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  80. So, the people-smuggling cartel members speak Chinese. Got it
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  81. They flood into London. There’s this old rumour that the streets are paved with gold aka the Benefits/Welfare system.
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  82. About that: economic migrants just declare they’re asylum seekers. Backlogs happen and governments just offer free passes to clear them out.
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  83. ‘Exploit the US welfare system’? You ain’t seen nothin’ yet. How do you feel about refugees who fly home a few times a year to visit family? Or immigrants popping different clothing on little children in public loos so someone else can claim they’re their own using false IDs at the office? Hi, from the UK.
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  84. Oh, the NYC judges are taking bribes? Or is it all political?
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  85. Honestly, those ‘hostile architecture’ steel lumps look like modern art installations. I’d never even consider they’re meant to serve a practical purpose!
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  86. In one city, you’re experiencing the UK “asylum” crisis. But do you have young men claiming to be school age unaccompanied children? If not, you’re lucky there!
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  87.  @NoName-rl3fh  you carry on believing that. It’s more comforting than the truth.
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  88. Hasn’t NYC been here before? Here comes, Trump, baby.
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  89. It’s a RW conspiracy theory referred to as The Great Replacement. Apparently, it’s all paranoia and not true, according to the LW.
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  90. The UK has been receiving “asylum seekers” who have travelled through multiple countries without claiming asylum until they hit the British coastline.
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  91. This isn’t theft, it’s a slow version of the Goths sacking Rome.
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  92.  @TempoNama here in the UK, there were reports of single women - and women with children - returning to those war-torn countries because it was safer than immigration centres, the majority of “asylum seekers” being single young men.
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  93. Please! I live in a small UK city where the local council is hellbent on packing the inner city with as many people as possible. A huge and useful office block is now being converted into hundreds of tiny flats, and over a hundred more will go into an empty retail unit inside a shopping centre (aka: mall). Multiple other conversions are under way, creating upwards of 5000 new flats in the next five years AND the council wants to build 2500 new houses on brown land. However, there are no plans to create jobs, so we’re probably going to turn into a dormitory city or Megacity One.
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  94.  @comradetovarish7823  but I only have a small garden and can't be digging up the patio.
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  95. How cute. Your officials really believe the age every “unaccompanied child” gives themselves. But, yeah; so do UK and EU officials.
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  96. Quick question: doesn’t NYC have rules about vendors narrowing the pavement and roads? I mean, Cash has shown people grumbling about new trees and street fitments doing just that.
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  97. The flooding probably didn’t help, either.
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  98. Been happening in the UK for decades. Over here, multiple people use the same name and National Insurance Numbers. Not good.
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  99. Squatters who break and enter a UK locked property are criminals. But, if they can prove they’ve lived in a property TEN YEARS, they can claim ownership.
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  100. Told ya. 🇬🇧
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  101. Why? To cause outrage, of course!
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  102.  @Pixieroses  geez, it's almost like you didn't understand my post implied that...
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  103. First, they came for the goods in shops. Then, they started on your personal possessions. In the end, there’s just one thing left to steal - your breath. That’s progressive.
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  104. It’s going to be interesting how your media handles this, NYC. On the one hand, they’re slaves to DIE and will trot out the narrative while, on the other, reality is biting their arses. Btw, the trees are an example of creative accounting that’s probably been going on for decades. The current mayor is caught between the hammer and the anvil here, with the asylum pretender crisis having opened a can of very fat worms.
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  105.  @clairelivefreeordie2551  I know…I watched the old-time BBC news items on our b&w tv - I was aged 6 back then.
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  106. I’m going to repeat this until someone takes notice… An Essay on the Principles of Population. If you’re working, single, unable to afford decent housing on your own, and struggling to buy food, you’re never going to raise a family. The credit card is just another means to keep you in that situation.
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  107. Please stop talking about the “starving kids”. The majority of the illegals are single young men (just as they are here in the UK).
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  108.  @MrM-u3h  good lord!
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  109. That proves you’ve got yourselves a target-driven police culture. The left-leaning people love targets, because they enable those in charge to force those just doing their job to follow through or lose their income.
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  110. So NYC politicians are hoping to blame Texas and extort money from the bus companies, which will completely solve the asylum crisis? Sounds like standard sleight-of-hand to me; “it’s not our fault” - “those people are really to blame” - “we’re doing something positive to solve the crisis”. EDIT: let me guess, it’ll be free plane tickets to Europe or, more specifically, the UK.
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  111. Any investigations yet into the loudest voices advocating for more illegals, hidden shelters, and freebie distribution? No? I suppose Trump will get around to ordering those soon after he’s stopped WWIII.
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  112. I see that the lessons of ‘An Essay on the Principle of Population’ are being rigorously applied in NYC and across the US, just as in the UK. One day, when the poor are no longer a burden, the rich will wonder why they’re starving.
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  113. Observation from 🇬🇧 - make sure that documentation is kept tight and no child is passed as a member of multiple “families”.
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  114. UK: first time, America, hm?
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  115. Meanwhile, in 🇬🇧, we have the worst and possibly most corrupt government in our history. Wish we had ICE to call upon.
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  116.  @AnitaLau-s5z  base jumping? Hot damn!
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  117. Hey, no worries. If those in charge of NYC can drive out local workers who require good wages on which to survive, they’ve a ready supply of illegals to exploit.
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  118. I’m afraid that a lot of politicians don’t understand that terrorists are, basically, souped up criminals.
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  119. Don’t get in the way of the raiders because you’ll be seen on camera and prosecuted for obstructing peaceful theft.
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  120.  @hillbrown9672 identical to or just a little more than the big stores. That’s in Leicester, though, not London.
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  121. Those advocating for the criminals are your enemy within. They’re McCarthy’s Reds and they’re out from under the bed.
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  122. Ireland currently has “certain people” using machine guns and bombs to wipe out rivals (and incidental innocents). Drugs may be involved; it might be imported animosities. Wait until that starts, NYC.
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  123. Hate to put it to you, NYC, but building “affordable rentals” is already a joke here in the UK. The councils approve a block of low rent flats - the rent is hyper-inflated by the building owners - the council starts looking for somewhere to build low rent flats etc ad infinitum. Of course, the low rent flats no one can afford then stand empty…
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  124. All those single men suddenly debouched onto the streets? Good luck, NYC!
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  125. The UK tried this. These are not credit cards but pre-paid and linked to only certain stores for only listed goods. Some recipients were not happy…
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  126. As a Brit, I’m still amused at NYC’s innocence.
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  127. They aren’t in their right mind: they’re all Leftwhingers (as I like to call them). They’re parading exactly the same propaganda over here in the UK and the EU.
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  128. No worries. When the Surplus Population is Reduced, there’s lots of “incomers” to replace them. Note that - a great opportunity to replace.
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  129. Hello, NYC. First time? Love from the UK again.
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  130. Did the railway automatically claim it’s the wrong kind of snow? That’s the usual excuse in the UK 🙄
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  131. Don’t forget, insurance costs will go up for every property in the flooded areas.
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  132. POTUS represents his party…
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  133. Now, that IS a tiny house, unlike the huge ones seen on many an alternative lifestyle channel!
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  134.  @Tonymontanayayo agreed! There’s a reason ‘Escape from New York’ was released in 1981.
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  135. Still can’t get over the fact than my son’s two room student bedsit (UK) has a bigger kitchen and shower room than many US apartments.
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  136. Congratulations! You live in a tiny apartment and don’t want to start a family because you’ve been convinced you shouldn’t as you can’t afford to. How does it feel to be a perfect example of the Surplus Population being reduced by the Great Reset?
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  137. The Mayor is going to be vilified and scapegoated, and nothing will change if a new one is put in place. This isn’t one man’s fault but the system’s. And stop blaming the voters; they didn’t have a crystal ball either. Hi, just someone being objective from the UK here.
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  138. It used to be referred to as Reducing the Surplus Population.
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  139. Wow! A proper airing cupboard (once shelves go in)!
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  140. Thanks, NYC. This’ll be the next “thing” in the UK soon 🙄
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  141. I’d just like to say that giving out real cash or generic food vouchers never solved the problem NYC incomers are now facing. No one has ever come up with a practical solution except to give the recipient a preloaded ID card, but that’s an extra outlay…
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  142. It’s a tactical invasion, guys. Every capital city in the West has the same problems. Yes, I do know that NYC has not been the US capital city for over two hundred years, but it’s more accessible and less guarded than Washington DC.
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  143. I’ve just read that the Chicago problem is resolving itself. Cold winters suck, right?
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  144. Ghost towns/city areas can be the result of a local economic collapse and, by the look of it, extortionate high rents. I suppose, once the NY cafes, restaurants, takeouts, laundries etc can’t get staff, there’s always the immigrants to exploit.
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  145. When you realise that a lot of your ‘asylum seekers’ are economic migrants. Hi, from the UK.
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  146. The whole of the civilised West is being forced into decline. Personally, I believe the ultimate aim is to keep provoking the natives until they rebel and - er - resolve the issue.
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  147. They’ll call you a fascist for not agreeing with them. It’s a redundant label all Leftwhingers use; it’s in their training handbook!
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  148. UK: First time, NYC?
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  149.  @titanattackbee1985 if you believe that, you’re a sucker. The UK regularly has ‘refugees’ turning up from safe countries.
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  150. I’ll bet the investigation will find that global warming and/or the citizens of NY are to blame…
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  151. Good luck from England! Been there, done all that.
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  152.  @etainapgwynnedd827 you mean Marxist. Learn to tell your Right from your Left.
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  153. Out with unhealthy junk food - in with the bug burgers. You’ll like ‘em or else!
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  154. Wait for it. Our new Labour government is going to billet illegals to every town, village and hamlet, and possibly every working class household if they can.
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  155.  @41GoingOn14  my original post was removed - I said just this about the UK
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  156. NYC - you need an oubliette… for your fibbing Mayor and Council.
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  157. The UK does the same, I’m afraid. We can’t tell the genuine ones - there are a few - from the masses. I once spoke with an angry Tutsi lady who survived the Hutu massacre of her entire village, and she decried the number of Nigerians claiming they were Somalian asylum seekers.
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  158. Question: what’s the percentage of single men to single women and families? NY, you need to monitor that.
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  159.  @elizabeths.1888  why? Is it sinking?
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  160. You know, here in the UK, some employers set up illegal dormitories for their not-so-legal workers. Buildings filled with bunk beds, for which the workers pay most of their wages earned from 12 hour+ shifts. Well done, NYC. Now, try to find out if there’s exploitative gang-masters involved…. You might to want to ask questions about your leaders.
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  161. I observe that the media and politicians are focusing on families - would you throw children out into the snow? - but I’ll bet the majority of your incomers are single and, almost exclusively, men (probably young men). That’s deliberate misdirection from the core of the problem and the exact tactic European governments took. To some extent, the problem has resolved itself over here, because the current influx is, again, mostly young men; women, especially those with children, have said they’re safer in a war zone…
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  162. Reaping the whirlwind, hm?
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  163. Traitors and enemies puppeting useful idiots.
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  164. At least the UK doesn’t have to worry about tunnels 🤣
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  165.  @markpitchford7375  okay, try this one: did the voters vote for a war in Ukraine?
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