Comments by "Hittite Charioteer" (@hittitecharioteer) on "Terror returns to Britain" video.

  1. There are things I don't like about TR. But I'll say this: he is amongst the most misquoted, selectively quoted AND MISREPRESENTED of people in the public eye. I certainly find many (NOT all) of the people who surround him are unpleasant. His Oxford Union address was politely received and allowed for an objective understanding of what has shaped the person he is. Those who are prejudiced will never investigate, let alone try, to understand him. TR isn't the personification of goodness; but the baiting and intimidation he has endured would test the tolerance of any ordinary man. Panodrama should be made compulsive viewing for ALL LIBTARDS; the so called 'Establishment' did a proper hatchet job on this man over many years. I may not agree with him, or like him. But the attitude and behaviour of his detractors is at least as bad (and in many cases worse) as the many falsehoods commonly levelled at him.
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  2. There is barely a 'far right'. Whatever Far Right you suppose there is, it is marginalised, and it is NOT part of mainstream sentiment felt across most of this land. However, ordinary people of no particular political allegiance, are able to discern that the very real and dangerous 'Political Left' have been stifling debate, controlling the agenda on the MSM, and ignoring the sensitivities of decent people. This is one of the very worse debates I've ever listened to on Spike. I would say to the participants: you are submerged in leftist claptrap and exhibit the 'woke' cowardice that could precipitate catastrophe. The Burnley banner flyer does not deserve your vitriol; just a pity the police, social and child welfare services and other assorted cowards (and you can be counted among them) who couldn't be relied upon to speak out on the culture that allowed mass grooming and rape of vulnerable white girls in towns JUST LIKE Burnley, never get held to account. As for TR? I may not like him. I may not like those who surround him. Above all, I may not agree with him. But this is the nub: he is one of the most misquoted, selectively quoted and misrepresented of individuals in the public eye that I know of. To listen to his address at the Oxford Union, and to watch Panodrama, it would require a person of particular bone-headedness, closed-mindedness and someone devoid of all rationalism to then deny that TR hasn't a point or three worth mulling over. (Certainly, Ash Sarkar – who you later mention – seems to think her type "are winning"). Maybe you agree with her? It is worth considering that the antagonism and malice TR has endured somewhat outweighs the cruelty he has been subjected to – not just historically in the town of his birth, but by the bigoted fascist 'Left', and also by the police and the judiciary. You three should hang your heads in shame. But what am I thinking 🤔 'the youthful Left' see no culpability in the appalling injustices suffered by the white working class as a result of your 'progressiveness'. The shame is actually entirely yours.
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  3. Boris isn't running the country. see 23:20 of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLRJk3cRHgA for a perspective of Cabinet Office and a certain mandarin called Mark Sedwill. UK Column is providing much interesting and considered analysis.
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