Comments by "Peter" (@Peter-ov6xh) on "David Starkey Talks" channel.

  1. Starkey is unbearably rude. Is he going senile or was he always so obnoxious?
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  2. Why the 16th, in particular?
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  3.  @PeterGreen-t8c  Asinine. Do historians of World War II "clearly belong" in Stalingrad or the Blitz?
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  4. I fail to see how that was an assault on anyone's "freedoms" (whatever freedom amounts to in England nowadays). You should be far more concerned about that odious crone, Brenda Hale, overruling the actions of a Prime Minister who was elected by a majority of the people's representatives in the House.
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  5.  @freespirit995  I don't know what a democratic freedom is. And I don't see how one can wax lyrical about "democracy" when, within six months of that legal case, your sacred democracy allowed for the grotesque restrictions that were introduced to limit the spread of a flu-like illness.
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  6. ​ @stevev2492 I think I know what F is (bundle of sticks) but R?
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  7. Blair's worst misdeed was the demographic bomb he has set for Britain, along with the help of Barbara Margolis (alias Barbara Roche).
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  8. Blavatnik Institute of Government, you say 🤢
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  9. Is Thacker a real name or an assumed one?
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  10. He's knocking 80, so this is more of a hobby at this stage.
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  11. He predated the rise of the Rothschilds by over a century.
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  12. The "human rights" plank is the most pernicious and simply must be dismantled.
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  13. He was almost 77 at the start of his second stint as Prime Minister, which ended when he was 80.
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  14. To all the Starkey fans who've responded, I'm just not a fan of his catty old queen persona.
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  15. ​@jamietherooster Leftists always sanctify the principle or body that gets them what they need. Democracy, free speech. Both have been adopted when necessary and then dropped when they'd served their purpose. Now it's "human rights".
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  16. The Tories have been more extreme than Blair would ever have dared.
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  17. He's never been knighted. I don't know where people got that idea---some proles just seem to think that anyone who speaks well and knows stuff is automatically "Sir". Mr Starkey got the CBE.
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  18. 11:31 "roll of" what?
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  19. 1:01:23 What an odious young man. The principle, clearly, is that the British constitution was an inalienable good, so it doesn't matter if its abolition had the veneer of legitimacy. Also, don't interrupt your elders.
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  20. That's why you should vote for anyone but the Tories. A Labour government being inevitable, all you can do is punish the Tories by giving them Zero Seats.
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  21. That's not what made him a Prince. Beatrice and Eugenie's sons aren't Princes.
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  22. Indeed. Look who spearheaded the push to open the immigration floodgates: Barbara "Roche" Margolis and Jonathan Portes.
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