Comments by "Rahere" (@JelMain) on "Daily Mail World" channel.

  1. I wonder what he did to be so beloved?
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  2.  @randomlyswatching9481  Rory Stewart. David Davis. Johnny Mercer. Penny Mordant, if she places them behind her.
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  3.  @MassiveHappyClapper  Blame the guilty party, then.
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  4. Same in Turnpike Lane and Edmonton.
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  5.  @kentonian  He had some tested, they didn't, which is why he withdrew from the Start-2 agreement, he needs them fixed, but can't get the parts.
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  6. And none of them worth a damn. His FSB blokes were down to under a thousand in the spring, those forces are OMON Home Guard, and Wagner went through them like a knife through butter on the M4
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  7.  @FourLightsOfficial  Because we've finally had enough of considering them human. They've defined themselves as our enemies for generations, so it reflects the sentiment. Worse, they've put that enmity into action, so why should we spare them? Let others teach them lessons they need to learn.
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  8. Yes there is, remove their Security Council seat, charge him with crimes against humanity in Syria, and kick them out.
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  9. Kicking and screaming, it seems, "Let me stay on until you select another - in the autumn, perhaps" No, it's long overdue, years overdue. So who'll be caretaker? Raab, as the deputy who still hasn't walked? Perhaps HM has the right to a say.
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  10. So - who's on the local Conservative Party Selection Committee, and what have they got to say for themselves? This bunch of Normal for Norfolks can hardly be blamed, in most places they'd not be considered accountable for anything.
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  11. He had time enough to sort them, but muffed it, so he's only got himself to blame. They like the way the Commission works, because it offers civil servants uncontrolled opportunity to make a bit on the side: they're very much Remain as a result, and have it in for him because Mr Bumble didn't actually oppose the referendum, he just did nothing.
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  12. No ideas why the police were in there. A red rag to a very angry bull.
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  13. Now then, whose business career amounts to a string of SME failures, and has never worked a day as an economist in his life?
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  14.  @alexhawes6690  His address is on his candidate's papers as an MP. He's not the only one in this debate with such a need, either - when I served in the European State department such questions were serious. The entire press pack knows his address, for starters, and there's only so much you can do, he's already got security coming out his ears. However, obscurity certainly helps.
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  15. Caused by those who hold it in contempt, or don't understand that it's limited.
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  16. Well, it's my country, so stop wrecking it.
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  17. 10 000 troops is about a fortnight's cannon fodder.
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  18. He turned into Darth Vader.
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  19. He only took one life. A spray of shots might have killed a dozen at that stop. One was one too many, but the French realise a crime passionnel has no logic, particularly in the young.
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  20. 227272 apologies, please, done individually. Not as a bald, quickly dismissed line. When Henry II had Thomas à Becket killed, he was flogged 300 times by the monks of Canterbury, and the same at Avranches. That's repentance for you.
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  21.  @victorbrianmcreynolds2200  Someone's dumbed it down for you. I'm a mediaeval Latinist, that's the style they used at the time.
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  22. Ben Hur had the answer - magnetic scythes on the hubs.
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  23. It's worth repeating why this happened, which is because Europe moved its position. The UK had reservations about joining the European Economic Community, leading to a referendum in 1975. That changed into a European Union, and the creation of the Euro, which moved power from the States to the unelected, unaccountable Commission - as we saw under Santer. That made the UK's departure inevitable, because they had no control over us. We'd made it clear from the very start we wanted none of the "ever closer union", the fruit of about 600 years of distrust. Having no true say in the paper tornado, no veto, no powers of initiative, we recognised reality, which was a messy divorce. The Commission hadn't listened, and instead of respecting the provisions of the Treaty of Vienna in regards to respecting other States, they're trying to maintain legal hegomony (Northern Ireland) and territorial dominion (fishing). To sign up to a cooperative club and find it turn itself into a dictatorship is quite enough to give any institution grounds for dissolution of the relationship in law. And verbal misrepresentation and dissing like this is grounds for complete termination of the relationship. Time to tell him to watch his Ps and Qs.
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  24. There is no such thing as a defenceless soldier. Only one who has surrendered. Have you ever looked out of the periscope of an armoured vehicle? I have. You can't see much. Waving a white flag out of sight is wishful thinking. An artillery round at apogee isn't some kind of cartoon cannon, which realises it's target has suddenly surrendered, slams the brakes on, and wanders home muttering under it's breath. It's a lump of bad news which doesn't have any options but to do what it does best.
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  25. The Lidl Bolognese machine.
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  26. Some diplomats are tougher than others. A choke hold would have been memorable, as New York just saw.
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  27. Because they're mickey mouse.
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  28. And how exactly does that improve things? IIRC correctly, Hamas didn't see it that way four weeks back, attacking a peace concert, and these little friends of theirs still don't. If you love peace, prepare for war dates back 1500 years, and means that you don't look on events with rose-coloured glasses, but with realism so you can nip it in the bud. And that means getting rid of these thugs: if they belong here, do as the Belgians did with their Nazi collaborators, withdraw their civil rights. No benefits, no pensions, no passports, for life.
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  29.  @erma6663  Careful now, this is the Daily Male, don't want to give the Editor apoplexy.
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  30.  @dsblue1977  I wonder why?
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  31. ​ @djrudog1158 You sound rattled. The answer's to do as instructed by the Law, because right now, nobody's interested in learning anything from criminals, old or young. You're not disenfranchised, just fascist stormtroopers, and hopefully your outfit will follow the others of that mind, blacklisted with the very membership a criminal offence. You've overstepped your rights by denying others theirs, in simple terms. It's not that the population is incapable of understanding your message, it's that you lose our support by how you deliver it. You should note that the reactions you get are gradually escalating in direct proportion to your provocation.
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  32. Don't forget to throw RICO at them too.
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  33. There's about a hundred thousand Russians in tin cans north of Kiev wishing they only could. Not so easy when there's a few hundred bloodthirsty Vikings hoping they would too: they'd not get far.
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  34. The T-25 was intended to be, on paper. It was only when they costed it they realised they couldn't afford it, particularly taking into account the likelihood it wouldn't appear before the 2030s, by which time it would be out of date. Now, there's little likelihood they'll need any at all ever again, and the same question might start to be asked about Western stocks, given the way drones have been succeeding. One cheap bomb, one open hatch, egg laid.
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  35.  @microwave4928  It probably increases them, because the shrapnel has less obstacles. Instead of one guy with five wounds, five guys with one wound. Plus or minus.
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  36. You've not seen nothing yet. You feel terrorised? It's just starting.
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  37. At eighteen, I had 4 years cadet service behind me, and was running a battalion, precisely BECAUSE this misbegotten nation was a real and present danger to the rest of us. Aged 8, my first introduction to Russia was the Cuban Missile Crisis. An 8 year old, going to sleep not knowing if I would awake, or what I would awake to. True, at the same time, The Tavistock Clinic tested me and found I had the General Knowledge of a 14 year old, but 60 years later, the same monsters are still doing unmentionable attrocities to 8 year olds, and you believe them sky blue innocents? GET REAL. THESE ARE SUCKERING YOU. TELL THEM WHAT YOU THINK OF THEM, THEIR NATION, AND THEIR MORALS. THEY HAVE JUST DESTROYED 70 YEARS PEACE IN EUROPE AND NOBODY IS DEMONSTRATING AT HOME! Putin has about 4000 FSB troops as a bodyguard. Their GRU oppos were sent in on the first wave and wiped out - they and FSB are ancient enemies, and Putin's KGB-FSB. Another Peoples' Revolution should be a doddle now, because he's wiped out most of his army. But no, they send us BS like this. This squad, and any other collaborators, did not shoot their leaders, but invaded another State, murdered untold civilians, and now claim it was under orders? That excuse was trashed at Nuremberg. The last time we encountered such evil, we forced every man, woman and child over 8 to see for themselves. And it still took 50 years for the said men, women and children to stop denying the truth. The "yes, but..." is a denial. "Yes, but they were Jews/foreigners/mentally abnormal". We call ourselves Neurodivergent now. I've worn the Red Beret on a Border Patrol, letting them know we were very much alive and watching. Nearly every child diagnosed by Hans Asperger died in the gas chambers, and this lot are no better. So what are we to do with them? The Taliban just discovered what being ostracised by the West does. In a matter of months, their economy was in ruins. The same will happen in Russia, because they have equally poor communications if their air fleet are grounded. It is time for the Cold War Plus. We traded with them during the last Cold War. Blockade them completely. It worked with Serbia, WEU ran that project, our team of four accountants did the bookkeeping. But this bunch? It's like cooing over a nest of baby rattlesnakes. Babies they may be, butvrattlesnakes they are. Why haven't they chatted to their chums, said "f this for a game of soldiers", and defected? They think you're spineless fools. Are you?
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  38. Hunt beat you to it by about 20 years, when he married one.
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  39. Since he burned my circle on the way up, it's justice.
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  40.  @mrman8388  Try it. They don't want a solution, they just want you to engage in racism.
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  41.  @tigger4000  I was schooled half a mile from Brixton's Front Line in the 70s. There was pressure to do so then - we fought back by integration. As a worked example, John Boyega and Danilola Taylor were chums, in an outreach program putting theatre into the community. That came from the birthplace of the NYT, nearby - I was one. If the schools started to share their gym resources out of hours, that would be a start.
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  42. Clickbait. So the Parisians are revolting. What's new?
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  43.  @EIainee  My daughter corroborates my view: I'm white, and British, in passing. Your comments apply to the entire Parisian bourgeoisie, a concept which implies lower-upper-class aspirations, and corresponding behaviour. They are intolerable to most foreigners, indeed much of the Brexit rationale was caused by their contempt for us, which permeated the Commission.
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  44. He'll probably shoot down another airliner by accident.
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  45. He is, from 2008.
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  46. Guess which idiot hasn't learned to think for themselves yet? Either a very large number of infections and deaths were missed over the holidays, or, smoothing out the reporting for that very reason, the thing's in decline, herd immunity has been reached. That isn't incompatible with the growth in hospitalisations, given the lag between infection and extremis: another factor's the foul-up in distributing testing thanks to the Christmas break. Prudency urges precaution until the reporting settles again: it also urges replacement of a government which didn't get a grip on reporting to ensure weekends and other staffing issues didn't affect the monitoring.
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  47. Next week.
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  48. No change there then.
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  49.  @reposter6434  Try novichuk poisoning in London and Salisbury for size. The use of nerve agents is a war crime as it breaches the NBC Protocol, on a civilian population a crime against humanity, and killing an innocent civilian an aggression equivalent to a declaration of war. The UK had, and has, the right to invoke Article 5 of the NATO Charter at will.
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  50.  @jedde-wiltonholmes3549  They actually have the foundations of a sustainable nursery area around the Isle de Ré, and they could do the same around other islands further south. But will they? They haven't done so in the twenty-plus years since we introduced it.
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