Comments by "Clogs" (@clogs4956) on "Jesús Enrique Rosas" channel.

  1. Just watched the speech. All those poor EU sorts sitting there like rabbits in oncoming headlights. Chef’s kiss!
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  2. It’s calling Hamx bluff. There’s a suspicion that no further hostages are still alive…
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  3. There is a peace treaty on the table. Wtf are the EU leaders smoking?
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  4. People in UK areas where local elections have cancelled their Council Tax direct debits. Can a country do this to the EU, or do the bureaucrats have their grubby hands on all the bank accounts?
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  5. The vid, its soundtrack, and timing are all indeed deliberate. It’s certainly made a lot of people very, very angry. Just like Starmer’s speech about RW bandwagons. Am I the only one suspecting this is part of an escalating psyop?
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  6. My father told me that, when I first encountered circus clowns at age 4, I burst into tears. Asked why, I explained: All these people are laughing at those men just because they look different and have big feet. Fast forward 60 years, and no one is permitted to laugh at the men who “look different” and wear size 14 stilettos...
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  7. …and all those disgusted people saying: it can’t happen here! Then taking off the blinkers and looking around them…
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  8. Surely your system pays directly to bank accounts now? Cheques are a bit old time… oh, wait…
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  9. He ought to be careful his ego doesn’t trip him up.
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  10.  @quidproquo3933  on the contrary, only a small number of voters voted for Labour. Yeah, something kinda stinks...
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  11. The cackles. The crackles are far more disturbing 😳
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  12. I guess it all depends on our personal value of each Doctorate submission. Which, in this particular case, is a big fat zero.
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  13. Think of it as a vampire cult.
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  14. Goodness: no! If Starmer backs up Zalensky - and spouts off about our troops being sent over to Ukraine - Russia could justifiably challenge GB’s interference.
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  15. I bet that smarted.
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  16. Labour - our version of the Democrats - won’t be elected again, either. Hopefully, the EU will be outed as a huge fraud system soon, too.
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  17. Starmer is, in effect, blaming everyone in the UK who voted for Brexit as engendering the “experiment”. He’s extracting the urine.
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  18. Oh, it’s far more subtle than that. Replacement? By backward-thinking groups who do not innovate? That’s no future for Davos or, in fact, anyone else.
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  19. Nepal has been secular since 2007!
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  20.  @marymartin-q2y  everyone at the correct point at the correct time? Just not the way you might be envisioning this...
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  21. It’s pronounced something like Luff-ber--er. Although we Leicestershire residents often refer to it as Looger-brooger.
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  22. The thing is: lamposts are very high these days.
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  23. This is why Starmer has promised our armed forces. Numbers not strength.
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  24. Alcohol 🍷
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  25. I’m in favour of cities exclusively for trans activists. Nice, safe cities, protected by big walls, with every luxury available: food, drink, megaphones, fetishwear, materials with which to make banners… We can search for survivors of the Victimhood Wars after, say, a year?
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  26. The Labour government has deliberately rushed us down the primrose path to perdition, trying to catch up with the US, Canada, Australia, and the EU. In focussing on Britain’s issues, the citizens of these countries/EU countries have realised just how much they’ve been slowly duped by Woke/DEI/multiculturalism. Hold onto your hat: it’s going to be a bumpy ride.
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  27. The US was disintegrating under the Democrats, and they’re still whinging about their ideology and money being stopped. Trump’s election has scared the Democrats’ equivalents in the EU and UK. They’ll scurry to cause more chaos than ever, knowing their time is limited.
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  28. Must be paying off necromancers.
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  29. War is one was of Reducing the Surplus Population.
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  30. I’m old enough to remember arguments about the kirpan, skean dhu, and steak knives. Idris is correct on one point (pun intended): it’s difficult to stab with a blunt. However, the slash option is still available, as is the chop resulting in an embedded edge. Tip (lols) of the day? Serrated is best.
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  31. The EU is running the same policies that the Democrats did. Starmer rushed to catch up because - duh - no one was going to vote in a Republican administration, were they?
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  32. None of us voted for this. We voted in MPs who sold their souls to the EU and mocked us.
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  33. Possibly an absence seizure, because the gentleman dropped his arm and briefly froze, yet was able to maintain his thread, gradually picking up pace again. My second thought would be TIA, but they can have physical consequences other than a pause. Either way, someone should have moved to assist him...
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  34. This is fascinating to watch from GB, wondering exactly how much our Labour government is wasting on top of the scams they’re happy to announce/virtue signal.
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  35. The trans agenda neuters need to recruit more to the ranks in order to continue The Message. It’s like vampirism! And, incidentally, Decreases the Surplus Population…
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  36. Okay, Sir Keir Starmer is completely normal after all.
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  37. I can believe how deep the rot goes. I live in Great Britain.
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  38. I’d love it if something like this was found in the UK. It’d explain why governments keep insisting that the country is top-heavy with old people, hence the need for mass immigration of young male workers.
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