Comments by "Hittite Charioteer" (@hittitecharioteer) on "Daily Mail World" channel.

  1. An educated man. The alternative: Dawn Butler reciting Stormy 🤔
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  2. The Mail's editor, Geordie Greig, is pure Common Purpose. Check them out.
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  3. Geordie Greig is the Editor. Almost certainly Common Purpose. So, no surprise.
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  4. On Bitchute, Delingpole's interview with Jennifer Arcuri is VERY interesting. The British people were lied to over the BREXIT referendum polling by the same technology that sent the 2020 USA Presidential Election into disrepute. She was very close to movers and shakers in all this. It is worth anyone's time to listen to her.
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  5. Hitler very likely never "actually" killed anybody. The Mob ran America from the 1930s to the late 1970s.
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  6.  @scottb4697  🤜🤛
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  7.  @iancossey105  A man who knows his Stormy AND his Shakespeare. Pope like Chaucer and the like is often “adjusted” to improve its accessibility for today’s readers. You may know more Shakespeare than me – a point not to be resolved either way on here. For my part, I never much cared for him. Tennyson I enjoy more. Each to their own? Spike Milligan’s Silly Verse for Kids is still more Dawn Butler.
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  8. The Mail's editor, Geordie Greig, is pure Common Purpose.
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  9.  @iancossey105  Ah! An educated Ian, whose Shakespearean expertise is possibly no more than: "A horse A horse! My kingdom for a Norse"? I'd consider the musings of Dawn Butler a reflection of the words of Pope: "Words are like leaves, for where they most abound, the fruit of much sense is rarely found".
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  10. A derilection of duty as a minimum?
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