Comments by "" (@gemmster14) on "BBC News" channel.

@iandunn206 it's the way they cover things, the way they interview, the way they edit stories on the U.S. - infinitely better than what American newscasters & reporters do here. The Brit who interviewed the ginger haired eye witness did a great job letting the man speak and occasionally asking for specifics. I think the BBC reporter's name was "Nick" ...
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Yes, it is. I grew up right there, too before moving elsewhere for my career. I return home for visits regularly to see all my family there. It was surreal to see and hear this kind of thing happening in my hometown but I firmly believe it was something that was going to happen somewhere some time and July 13th in Butler just got unlucky. Butler will rise above this incident. Trump loves Butler, PA very very much, there's no question in my mind about that.
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@TimSter15 Understanding UK history & culture is like the game of Golf. You can improve at it, but few to none non-Brits will ever master it.
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@dsmith8859 it bothers you when you hear things that don’t sit well with your consciousness or your preferred narrative. I get it. Cognitive dissidence.
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@robertbobson9344 I think they should have voted with BJ, and just get on with it!
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You got that right! They have no intention of listening to the people, chuck em all!
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why would anyone (not speaking of the rich, royal, famous, landed and aristocracy here) NOT be FOR BREXIT? It's astounding and stupid the UK has spent almost 20 years as a lap dog to the kings of the EU (and the kings aren't British)!
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the guy who was with or behind or below the 20 year old you mean? the one not caught on camera
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@GGMatt seriously? so men trained up by military and or the deep intel community who've experience in gun battles in iraq and afghanistan and survived to tell about it - all of a sudden they go 'incompetent'? that's a very far reach to believe that.
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Companies hand in hand with politicians use the juggernaut tax system as a bait, a bargaining chip, a deal or no deal proxy. It's not going to change - ever.
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@PLUTOXGOAT as an american, I find British, European, Australian & Indian media to be vastly better and thorough than U.S. and frankly without them reporting heavily on America we'd be even more in the dark on everything.
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@wikimod07 perception is reality then? I dunno…
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@d.lafollette There's definitely a radical Left in America which is another name for far left.
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then who does?
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He will be forever known as the brother Judas. Judas Johnson defects from his brother. WTF, that's lowdown dirty.
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@andrew30m He's there to do the damxn job! EXIT FROM EU, BRITAIN. Get your bloody act together and protest outside Parliament (or we can hire the French to proxy for you all). OMG this is embarrassing, just LEAVE, deal or no deal!
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@andrew30m I will say the younger generation does not have the wisdom and insight of their elders, I'm afraid. And that's not something that comes with their next mobile phone update.
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@andrew30m I hear ya! I think the fact they were the largest generational group spanning a 20-year period is the direct cause of their failings. But on the other hand, without them, you wouldn't be here, right? LOL
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@MyPronounIsGoddess I feel the BBC & the UK public have a tenuous untrusting relationship; however, the foreign media reports covering the U.S. are far and away superior to what we get from our own news sources.
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@FooshNick064 orchestrated is a more accurate word than staged imo bc I see those two words with two different interpretations
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@romeah5697 you actually think law enforcement local or otherwise would allow a supporter to do that? give me a break lol
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@clivegoodman16 ha ha hehe MPs are untouchable Gods who answer to no one, right?
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@clivegoodman16 Unusual? in what way?
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@clivegoodman16 This is an extremely tense time in the country and the politicians are not used to having their posh boats rocked as has been going on lately
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@DM-kv9kj Hey Austin, thank you for your response/explanation. The more information I take in, the better. I want to get the full picture. You made some good points that I'll look into - appreciate it.
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@Nushka1962 total bs story made up like all the other back stories.
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for what reason did the UK join up the EU to begin with?
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@adrian Last I appreciate your response. It was completely globalist agenda at work in 1993. I can see it all clearly now. All part of the 'master plan'. I can hardly believe UK has been a part of the EU for almost 20 years. Finally, an attempt to leave, way overdue as I see it. Deal or no deal, JUST LEAVE IT, I say. The country will be ok, probably better than ok.
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