Comments by "Hittite Charioteer" (@hittitecharioteer) on "The Telegraph" channel.

  1. I so agree. He is brimming with intelligence, compassion, humility and (I suspect for the most part) love for his fellow humans. No wonder the haters hate him! He is a truly wonderful gentleman. I just hope he and his family fully recover and return to strength again.
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  2. Heffer is a wonderful writer. Always considered and researched opinion: puts the Guardian, Observer and Independent equivalents to shame.
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  3. VDH is a giant in a world of pygmies. 🇮🇪☘
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  4. Indeed 🇮🇪☘
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  5. Served 25 years as a frontline clinician in the NHS. Your suspicions are not without foundation. It has a disturbing culture to say the least.
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  6. George Carey failed to act against the king's close friend Bishop Peter Ball. Such people, including Welby, don't belong in a church, let alone in its hierarchy.
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  7. To try and post any referenced material proving the west's culpability is immediately blocked by this awful bunch. This started in 2014. And NATO was utterly involved.
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  8. Served 25 years as a frontline clinician in the NHS. Your suspicions are not without foundation. The NHS has a disturbing culture to say the least – whether she is innocent or not. I suspect that the judicial process has failed, meaning that regardless of Letby's incarceration, the public are not informed on the truth of what happened. The whole matter doesn't "sit right" with many who ARE well-informed for it to be ignored. Wrongly jailing anyone has never solved anything. I hope David Davis' investigation can reassure the public that justice has been served fairly.
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  9.  @StevenLewis-y3q  It is your logic that is questionable. It is one system with one process – a system proven fallible on too many occasions.
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  10. The Guardian isn't the paper of 60 years ago. It's capacity for self-deception is legendary now. Pleased Edgington secured this worthy scoop. Prf. Peterson is the living embodiment of the best humanity has to offer.
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  11. Common Purpose. Police state. Legacy of Blair.
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  12. Prf. Peterson is a beacon of decency and compassion in a darkening world.
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  13. His recent interview with Nigel Farage is excellent too.
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  14. If so, then the judge had the authority to halt the trial, and even call a mis-trial. So why didn't they? I'm unsettled by Miss Letby's trial. There is once again the whiff of failed justice – dare it be said, a cover-up? I hope David Davis moves heaven and earth to get to the truth of it whatever the outcome (and I hope he doesn't endanger himself doing so).
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  15. David Davis has conducted himself well all his parliamentary career. We might contemplate how better the world would be had he been elected party leader instead of the unmentionable one they in fact chose?
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  16. Indeed so. Edginton was working for the Sun, and his interviews went under the banner of "Burning Issues". His move to the Telegraph has been no surprise. I wonder if in time he will become an industry standard, because he is well prepared, and teases-out the answers that other interviewees might otherwise obfuscate. So, much applause Steven Edginton 👏🏻
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  17.  @kennyholland4731  Farage is a prince. Liked by many in Dungloe 🇮🇪👍🏻
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  18. Competence is somewhat subjective. Personally, I prefer principled, and committed to delivering manifesto promises. Biden is neither competent nor principled. He certainly needs committing.
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  19.  @cappygolucky  Hard to believe, but most of the British and Irish public have never heard of Common Purpose.
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  20. A great comment Matthew. It all just goes to show the affection ordinary decent people feel for this intellectual, deeply sensitive and profoundly likeable gentleman.
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  21. 🍻
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  22.  @Speedkam  Farage isn't a career politician. His background is a commodity broker.
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  23. Humility: common enough amongst decent people, absent in the woke and the 'modern left'.
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  24. Infiltration of the Cons Party by Common Purpose a massive and unaddressed factor.
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  25. Richard Tice (Reform UK) and William Clouston (Social Democrats) are GOOD MEN. People can rally to their standard if they work together.
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  26. Steven Eddington growing in stature; interviewing with structure and intelligence. Dr. JP always worth listening to.
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  27. Pleased Edgington secured this worthy scoop. Prf. Peterson is the living embodiment of the best humanity has to offer.
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  28.  @AntonSmyth-od6rc  …starting with the police obeying them perhaps?
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  29. "Liberal democracy"? With ALL the censorship on the MSM??? 🤔☝🏻
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  30. 🐑💨
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  31. Common Purpose placemen in key positions all through the public sector, and in the bigger private sector businesses connected to government contracts.
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  32. Yes. And just look who is trying to extinguish him? The 'wokist modern left'.
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  33. What a load of ...
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  34. Sad to say, but looking more so every year.
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  35.  @AntelJM  Agree. His name though is Edginton.
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  36. Boris was meant by reputation to be a libertarian. At university he declared for the Liberal Party. So how the hell did he end up in the Tory Party? The 1922 Committee people must have some control over the PM? But if so, where is it?
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  37.  @andrewwotherspoona5722  I so agree. Boris is a traitor.
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  38.  @jackjohnhameld6401  I used to read Michael White back in the early 1980s; but after a couple of years of him and Polly Toynbee I realised they'd utterly lost the plot over Thatcher, Reagan, Pope John-Paul II, CND, 'the miners strike' etc. and the real world in general. Now we know The Scott Trust fortune was made in historic slavery, and is long managed from the Cayman Islands (a tax haven). Such is their egocentricity, hypocrisy, speciousness and mendacity. The Guardian is actually sinister now.
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  39. Quite!
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  40. Two words: 1. Common 2. Purpose
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  41. Hey William Hague; perhaps NATO ought not have interfered in the region in the run up to the 2014 presidential election? Who fomented the Maidan uprising? (NATO). Still pretending the stand off and desire for the Donbas' ethnic Russians wouldn't vote for its secession from Ukraine? Come off it Hague, The Guardian and The Observer and the right MSM were unendingly critical AT THE TIME concerning NATO's protracted destabilisation of the region.
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  42. Steven Edgington is excellent.
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  43. David Davis is all those things. I'd add courageous. (I wonder had the awful Conservative Party elected Davis instead of Cameron would your country be in the state it finds itself today? His instincts are anything but globalist for a start.)
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  44.  @zenglider2145  People can unite around alternative leaders; but elections ARE stolen, and assasination (Shinzo Abe) a very real risk.
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  45. We don't/aren't! FFS we are run by the civil service and cabinet office, who in turn are directed by private equity, BigTech, and the biggest globalists (Gates, Soros, Merrill-Lynch, Goldman-Sachs, Rockefeller Institute, Morgan-Stanley, Rothschilds, etc.)
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  46. ✅
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  47.  @Happyheretic2308  No disrespect intended 🕊🇮🇪
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  48. The whole trans issue is just another of their techniques to demoralise and control? The fact that a very small and weird clique demands society believe a man who says he's a woman, instead of a woman who says he isn't, is proof that wider society knows exactly who is the man and who is the woman. Pure. Common. Porpoise.
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  49. It all looked mad 🇮🇪☘. Trudeau running the tournament? Bank accounts frozen immediately!! 😠
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  50. Julian Assange is more of a journalist than the vast majority of The Telegraph's contributors. And yes Farage was correct – because he is saying the same things all the "broadsheets" and the damnable BBC/Ch4 were reporting back in 2012-14.
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