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

  1.  @gagamba9198  He was part of the nutter brigade in his time. But he hated Blair, Campbell and Mandelson with good reason. He was pretty cold over Straw, Reid, Nick Brown, Gordon Brown, Alan Milburn and Prescott. He could see what damage was being done BEFORE the illegal war in Iraq.
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  2. It's like the old USSR? There's a ministry for anything/everything which seems capable of delivering only the opposite of its purported (common) purpose.
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  3. The fact is Tommy Robinson is a timeless example. The rare occasion he gets a platform, he is actually worth listening to. “Panodrama” was very important viewing. And his address at the Oxford Union was well received and educational for those who had been fed a false and leftist portrayal. His life story explains much resentment ordinary people feel at their treatment by lefty liberal BBC types.
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  4. To do that we need full disclosure of Common Purpose "graduates" and eliminate them from public office FOR LIFE. That would be a singular useful start. After that, shift the NuLabour apparatchiks too stupid to get sent on a Common Purpose course, but are none the less corrupting public life.
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  5. Harriet Harman and late husband Jack Dromey were ADVOCATES for the Paedophile Information Exchange. Leftist perversions, and gaslighting Tories. Is ANYONE SURPRISED?
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  6. Delighted for the Sears family. The real America. The America I’ve always known and love 🇮🇪
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  7. Thought it said "vax the bitch".
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  8. @Futures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfCFbyeyjOQ I suggest you watch this; and consider your part in it?
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  9. So much common sense in one podcast. The only problem is "common sense" has never been that common.
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  10. OFCOM can go to hell. It does not and has never served the interests of society. Excellent podcast from Spiked! 🕊and💚 from 🇮🇪.
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  11. Not a principle in the man. Lack of talent on the front bench. Opposition ranks are even worse. We need to see Tories deliver themselves from the Blairites that contaminates the party from the Cameron and Osborne days. Or…new parties (my preference). Richard Tice and William Clouston would be a potent team…and drag moderates to their camp from both sides of The Commons.
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  12. Important to hear what he had to say. An insight to the workings of this poor government, the thinking behind their policies, the groupthink and lack of breadth to the advice they took from equally qualified voices. Very generally, the broad public opinion is now so skewed and 'conditioned' after a 16 months of scares and falsehoods that they can't readily examine their own thought processes. Imagine had there been shut borders. No general lockdowns AT ALL; with PPE aimed at the vulnerable and the deployment of ivermectin and other treatments? We would possibly have achieved herd immunity last winter without any gene-therapies? It would have given everyone time and space to think. SARS COV2 has not been the "Spanish 'Flu" of 1918-20 that infected a third of the World's population and killed est. 17-100 million (Wiki). People are not open to alternative arguments BECAUSE FOR 16 MONTHS THEY'VE NOT BEEN ALLOWED TO HEAR THEM. The loss of uncensored media is now understandably giving much strength to those dismissed at 'conspiracy theorists'; and though many won't like it, the fact is that they look more correct by the day. The broader failure of multiple institutions (from the Civil Service, to the BBC) all gives the appearance of Common Purpose lead decay. Remember this whatever side you are on: the Nazis did what they did because they thought they were on the 'winning side'.
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  13. Interesting man: intelligent, dignified, and articulate. Time that more men and women like Jacob Mchangama were listened to. Brendan as always gets his subjects to address the heart of the issues.
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  14. Listened to him for years; never heard him advocate communism. People change. They grow up. He is a republican but could admire the late Queen Elizabeth 2nd. As an Irishman myself, I perfectly understand the nuances of his reasoning and opinions. Brendan and fellow Irishman Liam Halligan are second generation British citizens of Irish ancestry with much to say that's worth listening to on many subjects.
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  15.  @welshjim22  Listen to Joe Rohan’s interview with Dr. Robert Malone a couple of weeks ago.
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  16. Anyone else think Paul Embury is a bit thick? 🕊 to all from ☘🇮🇪
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  17. Indeed.
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  18. His Oxford Union address on YouTube was interesting. It allowed for a proper perspective on "his journey". His "crimes" are considerably less than 'others' for whom 'the Left' offer a ready supply of appeaseniks.
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  19. Which proves that a free and impartial media is vital. Compare the al-Jazeera/WION news to BBC/Channel4/Sky for instance? Are you aware the damnable BBC are canvassing the UK government to introduce an INTERNET TAX? (Ask yourself why?)
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  20. I think; therefore I am arrested.
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  21. 🤔…no.
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  22. Everyone loving' the multi-cultiness 🥱?
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  23. The people who voted for him aren't?
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  24. I wish you could debate with George Galloway on his MOATS. I like a lot about Galloway the veteran, but have reservations about his (twice weekly) show and guests on the Gaza-Israel conflict 🇮🇪☘🤝🇬🇧
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  25. 'Islamoscepticism' might be more realistic.
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  26.  @secondchance4498  VERY well said actually.
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  27. She’s the Deep State’s honeytrap and has been offered a deal for playing her part. Johnson (who’d copulate with a hole in a tree) was an easy target.
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  28.  @curiositycloset2359  Well done for looking. Please share.
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  29. What/who is the "far right extremists" being referred to? Didn't they disappear in the 1980s? The only extremists are the illiberal 'liberal-left'. "Tolerance will reach such a level that intelligent people will be banned from thinking so as not to offend the imbeciles" – Fyodor Dostoevsky (He witnessed it the first time around.)
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  30. We ALL see the double standards and hypocrisy. The wokist 'Left' run the public sector, judiciary and MSM. THAT answers your question.
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  31. Exactly. He is a treacherous creature. (as is Sunak). If you REALLY want change, you need to VOTE for it. 🇮🇪☘
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  32. Always wondered how Greg Dyke got his job there?
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  33.  @LargeChap  Very definitely. Strange bedfellows (communists, bigPharma, old monied banking families, hedge funds and private equity companies and so-called philanthropists like Soros and Gates). But they ARE destroying western democracies using woke and leftist politics.
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  34. 🤜🤛 excellent!
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  35. I think that is what is needed. Two Party Politics can be broken. The Brexit Party showed that it came near; if it hadn't been for the (fake?) polling (suggesting a close run outcome and the possibility of a Corbyn government) many who switched their vote from Brexit Party to the Tory Party might well have stuck with the Brexit Party.
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  36. Richard Tice is smart and coherent too. He and William Clouston have deep-down shared values. They'd be good as a unity government.
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  37. @Dark Thoughts but things are looking up – I'll take your word on that. But it's the right way to go. More important than HS2; securing our food and energy are fundamental to deeper stabilities.
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  38. No one has to agree with any particular opinion. We live by our differences. Always have; always will. Peter and his late brother Christopher have always been independently minded and original thinkers. Sadly, unless privately educated or an unusual example of an 'educated' (as opposed to indoctrinated) graduate from our comprehensive system, much of what they draw on in forming opinions and arguments, is lost on the majority. The paucity of what passes for informing debate and enquiring minds on the MSM is almost shameful for a mature democracy such as ours.
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  39. Not sure that’s true or fair; but I’ll admit to having shared your thoughts at times.
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  40. Indeed. Less deaths. Less debt. Less divided. Less poverty. Less destruction of viable businesses. But was any of this really about a virus? The party-goers in Downing St. and the extra-marital horizontal joggers like Hancock and Ferguson seemed unafraid of it??
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  41.  @dannyarcher6370  Indeed. I'd add farcical.
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  42. Well said indeed 👍🏻
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  43. Agree with all comments. These people also have a lot of time on their hands just now.
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  44. 🎯💯%
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  45. The intolerant "Left" just have to be called-out by leaders on all sides. Those who don't are tacitly approving of this behaviour. Ordinary opinion must never be silenced out of fear. We remember what happened in pre-War Germany. If this isn't challenged and STOPPED, it will inevitably lead to modern-day 'Kristallnacht' where the target is anyone who isn't woke.
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  46. Also from Ireland 🇮🇪🤝🇬🇧
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  47. …and now the green nutters have royal patronage to count amongst the worst of the hypocrites. UK contributes 1% of global emissions? And much of that originates from both ends of the climate scientists living here.
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  48. Could I please recommend you look at the following video: U K Co lu mn from Wednesday 12th January – contributor Iain David explains the globalist dynamic, it’s historic roots, its planning, and how it is intended to be delivered! Then please share it Lydia 🖖🏻🤝
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  49. Dr. Suneel Dhand has also been a brave voice.
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  50. Just as England is on the verge of electing Mr Keir Starmer. Does he actually know a man from a woman yet? Maybe that's why at knee-level he can take a closer look?
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