Comments by "Peter" (@Peter-ov6xh) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1.  @David-q1t4d  Thank you :)
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  2. Lots of ports and airports in Britain, Nesrine.
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  3. I know it's awful but the picture he paints of himself at King's Cross was darkly hilarious.
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  4. Some might say that Judaea has declared war on Britain.
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  5. ​ @saturday7 But the two young people are not entirely comparable because they are in two different situations.
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  6.  @saturday7  I can see that you don't know the difference between election to the Commons (5 years max before you have to go to the people again) and elevation to the Lords (where a 29-year-old could serve for 60 years or more without any need to present herself to the people). As you don't grasp the difference, let's just leave it.
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  7. American dominance in Europe since the Second World War has been a disaster. Not surprising when you remember who runs America, of course.
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  8.  @Billy1690-ws8jz  Its popular use, then, is a Jewish innovation.
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  9.  @Billy1690-ws8jz  It is now in use far beyond the academy. That's (partially) the point of the video.
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  10. As Neema Parvini has explained, the incentives of British politics are that Labour has to appeal to voters to its right.
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  11. Meaning? (Euphemise, if necessary.)
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  12. Thank your friends, Mr Webb. You know which ones I mean.
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  13. Quite right. It would be particularly perverse if British blood were to be spilled defending this particular Middle Eastern ethnostate, in view of who many of our "human rights lawyers"/immigration lawyers are.
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  14. Douglas Murray would have British soldiers fight for the very Zionists who helped cause our predicament. No, thanks.
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  15.  @marieparker3822  Would the Tribe really be so blatant? 🤣
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  16. Bit by bit, everything is dismantled.
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  17. Hope you meet a diverse crowd en route.
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  18. Lord Dubs, also a member of the tribe, was the first to call for Britain to bring in Gazans (a.k.a. Hamas-supporting baby machines). How many times since WW2, when we had concerns about immigration, did a Holocaust survivor tell us that it was evil to turn people away?
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  19. Immigration has been found to suppress birth levels among the native population. Unsurprising: It's the government's way of telling the native population that their day is done, and many are getting the message and not having children.
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  20. I genuinely believe my cats and the beasts in the field are more intelligent.
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  21. What do you expect when you allow a childless f0reigner to be installed (not elected) as head of government? We are ruled by a genuinely €vil person
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  22. ​​ @BunFight Leftists always fantasise about the deaths of those who agree with them. You seem to be very death-focussed. Is that why you want to bring in people who want to unalive us?
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  23. Hirschfeld may have been German by nationality, but not by ethnicity.
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  24. It is a disgrace that Khan, Sunak and Yousaf hold the offices they do. Two of them were installed rather than elected and Khan is not democratically legitimate either: his voters were imported against the people's will.
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  25. The French don't deserve that! Send them home.
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  26.  @andyxox4168  Don't bother engaging. The only engagement he should get is the solitary "like" that he always gives himself as soon as he posts.
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  27.  @jonathanj.7344  Well, that's a fair point. Perhaps it would have made a difference had such laws been enacted decades ago, so that all the "Old Estonians" (as Harold Macmillan called them) wouldn't be in Cabinet.
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  28.  @FARTQUAKE74  The subject of my comment was Cleverley.
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  29.  @FARTQUAKE74  Are you Jewish?
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  30. McEntee is an ineffectual fool who is merely the Indian's pawn.
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  31.  @smogthehorse9409  It was badly phrased on my part. I was referring to the ethnic element of demographics.
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  32. The Irish state is largely run by gay men. Ministers, senior civil servants...
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  33. Let's not forget that Starmer is a weekly congregant at a London synagogue so we could say that his ethics are a product of Judaism.
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  34. I'm glad that you've identified WW2 as the origin of modern notions of citizenship. This modern notion has been a disaster. Put simply, Britain lost WW2.
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  35. @HELL-BENT74  "Intelligent people" being CivNats, is it? 🤣🤣
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  36. Zero Seats 😉
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  37. 1:30 Mmm, they certainly did keep those stories alive. They've never forgiven us for taking them in.
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  38. If we want to know who's imposed this, then we need only look to the group who see themselves as having a blood feud with European Christians.
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  39. Yes, as was the nearly-victorious candidate in Uxbridge.
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  40. You know that infamous Susan Sontag quote that "White people are the c----r" of the human race"? It would clearly have been more accurate if she'd said "black people".
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  41. ​@politicas3361 Sounds like you're gay too. Gay men have played a disproportionate role in the rapid transformation that's been imposed on the people of Ireland and, when nature reasserts itself, they'll be "rewarded" in proportion to their role. I hope I live to see it.
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  42. Look up Blair's immigration minister, Barbara "Roche" Margulis.
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  43.  @lpj55  I'm afraid you've lost me
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  44. The author of the piece is named Steve Rose. Need I mention which group commonly bears the surname Rose?
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  45.  @HistoryDenied  He struggled to get elected in his own constituency, unusual for a sitting Taoiseach.
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  46.  @HistoryDenied  I was pointing out that he scraped home in his constituency. The non sequitur here is your original post: the fact that he was elected in his constituency has nothing to do with his legitimacy in the office of Taoiseach. Of course, there are two reasons why he shouldn't be allowed to hold any public office in the first place.
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  47. Help get this channel to 100 million views and more! This channel deserves a far greater viewership.
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  48. @davidwhite4874  Are you of the school of thought that Sunak is deliberately losing? That may be the case but his wife's comments about the State Opening received no criticism whatsoever, I've checked. It was just a remark I noticed in a interview with her which I read.
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  49. That's an objective fact. Britain allowed a certain smattering of non-Christian immigration at the turn of the last century, and again after the second war, and the group in question has since destroyed Britain.
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  50. Unless the approach changes, then this really won't end until both continents enjoy (or should I say 'endure'?) the same standard of living -- you are 100% correct.
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