Comments by "" (@mrror8933) on "The New Culture Forum" channel.

  1. Because Brits in their vast majority are too politically illiterate to vote for their own interests.
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  2.  @soothsayer1964 Farage united the right on a false problem: UK membership of the EU. Brexit is a pointless exercise that is now damaging the Right in this country.
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  3. The whole point of a British passport is to distinguish British citizens from foreigners. Obviously, the problem lies with British citizenship laws.
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  4. Not candass owens please. She's a more on.
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  5. Sorry but this guy and his party are definitely not the answer. He didn't give a straight answer to Peter's first question and after 3 minutes he was on about the right sort of migration for the economy yaddy yadda. Brexit was a libertarian project at its core, it was about liberalising immigration not curbing it.
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  6. Agreex, but it's worth adding that third-world and Islamic immigration is overall a drain on the economy as several studies bave shown.
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  7. Lol, what a strange take...
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  8. Government of spineless midwits. It's so sad.
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  9. It will be a citizens' uprising in the UK, because the whole system is completely captured by militant Islam at this point and will double down.
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  10. And slave trading is still going in the Islamic world, sanctioned by the Quran.
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  11. What would leftists do if they can't patronise the 'vulnerable'? This shift is no surprise to me, and class politics is over - for the better. Unfortunately, we are gradually heading towards a clash of civilisations...Labour have already picked their side, but they'll be in for a shock!
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  12. Because brexit was engineered by disaster capitalists, money launderers and politicians with connections to them to get their own way. They were good at fooling people that brexit was a patriotic vote. I didn't fall for that, I didn't vote brexit.
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  13. As a lawyer, Khan defended a.l-q.ae.da terrorists.
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  14. Ytbbc continues to delete my comment when I write that 'stsirorret adeaq la dednefed reywal a sa nahK' (start here).
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  15. It's not marxist roots, it's just the traits of people who have envy and vengeance deep inside them.
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  16.  @NFawc  fair enough, it's marxism reinvented, aka neo-marxism or post-modernism.
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  17.  @sye601  they do, they're just completely unaware as they get all their news from the MSM.
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  18.  @TJ-kw8ct  you mean the celts were easily conquered and made to abide by the conquerers' rule. In the case of England it was the anglo saxons. In the case of France or Gaul it was the Germanic Franks and the Roman empire. or The traces of Celtic culture in Europe's are mostly gone, the Celts are zilch.
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  19. Reform is mostly about market deregulation Rees Moggie style, no thanks. I'd rather vote for the SDP, right leaning on culture, left leaning on the economy.
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  20. ​ @OfWodensFolk yes, so why should Israel bend over backwards for these islamist fcukers?
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  21. The BBC is a centre for psychopaths.
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  22. If you see it as inevitable that Labour will win the next GE, then a citizens revolt is the only solution.
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  23. @leigh-mariehamilton3361  they are brainwashed and fearful of the consequences of criticising Islam.
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  24. You'll find that it was the plan of brexiters.
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  25. Bully tactics of third world regimes asking the UK for reparations for slavery, backed by useful idiot leftists for grandiosity. Population in those counties has been growing exponentially in the last few decades precisely because of the advancements brought by the UK and the West. So, it's a bit rich, no?!
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  26. The term "White" itself is an Americanism.
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  27. I'm no scientist, but there is enough evidence showing man made climate change does exist. However, just stop oil are targeting the wrong countries, the wrong people. Why don't they go and protest in China and India? Why are they not concerned that the Indian subcontinent and Africa are contributing to the exponential growth of the world's population??
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  28. Crazy that Reform still bans people who were previously members of Britain First, For Britain etc.
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  29. ​ @golfbulldog agreed
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  30. Approximations, conversation trapped in the usual paradigms. The guests don't have much to say that's interesting.
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  31. No. Farage has always represented laissez faire Tory interests.
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  32.  @patcartier8171  anyone who easily qualifies people as inferior probably has an unwarranted sense of superiority and has a deeply unpleasant character... Do you understand the notion of hypergamy? No one is pushing anyone out of the dating market, but modern liberal societies encourage hypergamy.
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  33. 🤡
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  34. Shame on the so-called Conservative government for not caring a jot about the Batley teacher. Shame on the woke Labour mayor of Batley for pandering to the islamists like a useful idiot.
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  35. Multi-millionaire Tice will shaft you again like he's done with his brexit. When he wins, you lose.
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  36. Stop these leftist loons' demoralisation enterprise.
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  37. Did the 'Global Britain' slogan of the Leave campaign go straight over your head?
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  38. It's so deluded to think fptp can work for a party like Reform. I'll let you think why. Seriousy, you'd better wake up and buck up your ideas.
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  39.  @Macrobish  The Reform Party is Farage, no thanks.
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  40.  @arthurrytis6010  cheap labour from the third world, but at least legal.
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  41.  @ZonarosaSmith  yes, voters who get all their news from the mainstream media
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  42.  @leonardgibney2997  sheeps and cucks.
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  43. Time for your meds.
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  44. We have become America already. So, we will spread the virus...
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  45. And put in place laws that make Islamic communities in Britain leave of their own accord.
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  46.  @Gozzillacia  you write "most are", while it may be true, there is still a significant share of the Muslim population in the UK who hold very different and reactionary views on society compared to the rest of the UK population, according to survey evidence. Halting immigration is not enough to tackle the issue. Changing domestic laws is essential. Given that Muslims in this country are much more prolific having children compared to the rest of the population, the most important reform is that of citizenship laws with the abolishment of ius soli.
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  47.  @billw7000  we would still be having large numbers of EU citizens coming to the UK, but mainly because of our overly liberal system, nothing else. The only thing brexit has done on immigration is to put a Hungarian citizen on a level playing field with an Iraqi citizen when coming to the UK, to give you an example. Take the immigration statistics, there has been a substitution effect since 2016 with immigration levels remaining quite stable. Well, I for one enjoyed and make the most of my freedom of movement when we were part of the EU. It's a shame that I now have to be treated the same as a third world citizen if I want to move and work in Hungary. Don't you see that Hungary is in the EU because they want to give it a cultural and civilisational meaning? Why should such things escape your mind?
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  48.  @billw7000  you are right, the trouble is that we will never get a government that is sincere not only about controlling immigration but also about preserving our way of life because of the two-party system. Brexit was a reaction to pro-immigration domestic policies and the pro-multiculturslism mood of the UK. However, I'm sure you are aware that there was a 'going global element to the Brexit campaign which seduced a lot of South Asians who always found it unfair that other Europeans could come here more easily than people of their own. Yes, I have worked elsewhere in Europe, and my perception was that the EU, whilst not being overly popular, was not something worth spending time on... It's not entirely true that central and Eastern European countries only joined the EU for the money, there's an underlying cultural and civilisational element to their membership. Western Europe indeed doesn't quite understand that. Britain never quite understood how to use the EU for geopolitical leverage, knowing that many Europeans speak good English and are fond of British culture... and that could be because UK domestic policies is poisoned and not working in the interests of the British people.
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  49. FPTP is undemocratic, it's the reason why the UK is in a political deadlock.
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  50.  @lonalxaia  what's that got to do with brexit? Hungary didn't sign it.
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