Comments by "" (@andylewis7360) on "'I don't see why it's impossible to enforce the law' Douglas Murray on migration | SpectatorTV" video.

  1. That’s a side issue. 200 boats in one day is an invasion. And invasions need to be repelled.
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  2. Polish and Hungarian political leaders value their countries’ culture. The same cannot be said for ours. Neither are they leaders by any recognisable interpretation of the word. They’re administrators. Perhaps even Receivers. As in Receivership or Administration.
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  3.  @benqurayza7872 I don’t think you quite get it yet. We’re not breeding fast enough so they’re replacing us
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  4. Ahh but Israel gets a pass, just as the Gulf States do. Doesn’t that make you wonder why they are so special? Poland and Hungary seem to have the right idea
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  5. It certainly seems that way. She’s in a tough situation with Germany and EU not playing ball but if I were her and wanted to walk the talk I’d move mountains to stop them getting to the mainland. This is the first test of her resolve and she doesn’t seem to be doing well.
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  6.  @johnwade1095 I wish. Wait til it’s 200 boats a day, every day
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  7. Or the gates of Vienna. We may need The Poles again
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  8. Not just odd. Insidious.
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  9. It’s hard to do what’s right when the incentive to wrong your own people is so strong
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  10. The political classes who know there’s an end-game
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  11. I’d agree with you if this progressivism weren’t entirely performative. IMHO Wingnut Sausagefingers doesn’t care who he rules over. Just so long as the line goes up.
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  12.  @jasminealixandranorth Madeira? Falklands? Somewhere with a small, weak government
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  13.  @catbreath007  In fact Hungary has done exactly that. A couple has income tax reductions for having children and if they have 3 they’ll pay no income tax at all. All this very much to the EU’s displeasure. Thing is, a policy like that takes 18+ years to bear fruit while a child is a drain on Govt resources. Why would a Govt be patient and invest money on a child if it can import a ready-made taxpayer?
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  14.  @blogintonblakley2708  Britain has a smaller land area than California and more that double the population. Perhaps other countries have different problems. Just a thought
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  15.  @blogintonblakley2708  OK. Just to humour you with a reply, not that you really deserve one, Britain is a small island with a comparatively high population density and a well defined peaceful and orderly culture and heritage which we value very highly. That may strike you as alien, coming as you do from a place where culture is defined as the colour of Gatorade you chose to drink this week and what passes for heritage is a Star Wars themed bumper badge on your car. We are a very tolerant, good-natured and peaceful people and have never experienced the race relations issues that the USA has. We have never objected to the immigration of people from mainland Europe, usually due to political or religious oppression and which happened in numbers of a few tens of thousands at a time throughout the centuries. We have always welcomed people who are willing to integrate into our society and become British themselves. Over the past 20 years we have been forced to admit 5 Million people from as far a field as Pakistan and Nigeria in ever-increasing numbers. These numbers do not integrate into our society. Rather, they form ghettos, either taking over parts of cities or the entirety of towns, where they prefer to maintain their own culture which often extends to their own laws based on their own ( alien ) beliefs. We are now at the stage where our own culture and society is becoming eroded in favour of these alien cultures which are being given precedence over the British culture by Government and Media alike. Put simply, we are being gaslit into accepting our own replacement by people from societies that are far less well-developed than our own. In answer to your question, THAT is the problem.
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  16.  @emissary_of_aldebaran You think we’re not being socially engineered by eugenicists already? Interesting. I think it remarkable that people still take it as self-evident that the British Govt still has the best interests of the current British population at heart.
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  17. Distilling issues down to solely economic considerations has created this mess in the first place. There is no place for Culture, Family or Religion in Mr Schwab’s Brave New 1984
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  18.  @Tamar-sz8ox  What’s your sign? 😉😉
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  19. Have you read Shakespeare, people? Are you unaware of the lengths someone who has power will go to in order to hold onto it?? The only difference here is that the central characters have learned to talk pretty.
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  20.  @janlittle2148  There is a considerable distinction between being loyal to The Crown but disapproving of the actions of The Monarch and being an anti-Monarchist.
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  21. They managed to silence David Starkey and it seems like the rest are too fat dumb and happy to stick their noses over the edge. Cowards. Neil Oliver is still plugging on however.
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  22. Quite so
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  23.  @jasminealixandranorth I can think of no other explanation. Can you? Have you tried wearing a Burqa?
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  24.  @blogintonblakley2708  Look mate. I know Californians are dumb but surely you can’t be THAT dumb. Mind you, considering the crap that comes out of Hollywood nowadays….
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  25.  @emissary_of_aldebaran  As I say, gov.uk would need to be working in the interest of the population. I see little evidence of that being the case
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  26. And deprive leaders the world over of their shot at being the first President of the World? Not a hope.
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  27.  @happystarhappystar1477  Taking the p out of whom, though?
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  28. I thought it was 12 or 18,000
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  29. You presuppose that they’re not being encouraged by the very people who’s job it is to safeguard our welfare and security
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  30.  @christinaedwards5084  They don’t expect to lose, or even entertain the possibility. They know their heads would be on pikes if they get it wrong. They’re accustomed to getting away with shit. All they need is Plausible Deniability.
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  31. Funny how people get left and right confused where history’s concerned
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  32.  @Alcibiades1999 The British frog is being slowly simmered in the proverbial pan. Slowly slowly catchy monkey. Or should I say Slowly slowly replacey whitey? We’re The Guilty Ones. The Colonists. The Slavers. The Capitalists. Browbeaten into self-hatred by those who seek to capitalise on our weakness that’s been fomented by our own “leaders”
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  33.  @lasttango7522 The Welfare State will be the first to crumble but it’s the incentive for outsiders so it must be maintained at all cost. So they’ll pretend that it’s better than ever. We’ll be pressured by poverty and climate change ( the gift that keeps on taking ) until we’re desperate enough to accept that which Unkle Klaus and his buddy Wingnut Sausagefingers have in store for us.
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  34.  @emissary_of_aldebaran I agree about the pessimistic outcomes. But it’s all a matter of perspective. What’s pessimistic for native Brits and those who feel British may be optimistic for those who stand to benefit. Most notably those in Westminster The City of London Geneva Brussels and Davos.
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  35. You don’t think that’s what they want? The only way to get rid of a population that’s cheaper than starving them is to get them to kill each other.
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  36. Unless we can get root and branch REFORM.
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  37. What would you prefer? Asylum seekers or Invaders?
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  38. Now there’s a name I haven’t heard for a while. Not since Unkle Klaus reared his Palpatine head!
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