Comments by "Stuart Brown" (@stuartbrown8259) on "The Angry Bootneck" channel.

  1. We all knew, they knew this as soon as they searched his house the day it happened. However, people are sitting in cells for saying this. According to the police bint statement, there is more to be revealed. Could be a UK version of Watergate. The cover-up might bring the establishment down 👇?
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  2. Big up Yorkshire Rose.
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  3. Was he also a painter with a small moustache?
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  4. ​ @johnsmith-ik8il The point is to send the message that we hate him. Was never about forcing an election. Will get the labour MPs thinking about the gravy train next election. 😮
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  5. In effect they were, by basically speculating on his name or motives. In other words they were classed as right wing. Forget the ones jailed for being directly involved in the unrest at the time, that's just a symptom of it all. Perhaps the originator of the name, allegedly from Pakistan knew more than just said a name?
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  6. I'm the same Ragz, I'm expecting the police to kick the door in any early morning now, and escort me down to the hotel at Musgrave Custody Suite, sounds really nice.
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  7. Or maybe the other way round, old Miranda has past form on deviant behaviour.
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  8. All that was well over my head. Was never into gaming, now at the young age of 57, i seriously doubt i will be starting.
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  9. 1st Battalion Royal Irish Rangers/ Regiment for me. Done 23 years of which I'm proud. Certainly won't be offering anything to go fight anywhere. I'm only 57, plenty of fight in me, but I would rather fight here in Belfast, keeping out the hordes flooding in daily.
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  10. Hair loss isn't always a thing with chemotherapy.
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  11. From the BBC, he watches it so we don't have to.
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  12. Because it's not even credible to report on.
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  13. ​ @anglewoden Those same programmes are on a catch-up service, so you don't need a licence. Yes I understand she might sit down at 7pm to watch Emmerdale or whatever, but same programme will be on shortly after on catch-up, you need to assist her to change her viewing habits.
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  14.  @pooooornopigeon  Well technically, according to them, my pension is based on the 22 years. I joined on January 9th 1984 aged 16, as a junior soldier. One year training, passed out in December 1984. They, being kind to us gave us a month's leave over Christmas. Flights booked, report to Chester, January 85. Got there, was on the Rear Party, as apparently everyone was in Germany. Fair enough, cleaned the camp up, and sent over to Germany. Then I remember this to this day, my birthday is in April, so the day before it, called to the Company Office to sign on? I was like wtf, I've been in the Army for the last year and a bit. Of course as I put it, it was just for fun and didn't count. So my 22 years started in 1985. I actually officially left in April 2007, one day before my birthday. Although I was sent on gardening leave in November 2006, as we were disbanding, I was Royal Irish Regiment at this point. So they paid me anyway until the April, got a double payout, so all good. So yes I mentioned 23 years, as in my mind that's what I did. Man and boy.
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  15. What you say is very true.
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  16. You aren't forced to pay for a licence, it's voluntary.
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  17. How's about, wherever way you pay it, just stop that? In simple terms, stop paying them, let them prove you watch them and any other Live Broadcast.? Man up, stop paying, don't contact them, so easy. I assume you are open to prosecution for declaring your car tax, if you don't have a car? Think about it logically. I don't do fishing, but I've never felt the need to inform the authorities I don't require a fishing licence, same as I don't need to inform the authorities, I don't need a gun licence. I don't have a dog either, but I believe you need a licence for one? Again I don't need to tell them I DON'T WANT OR NEED ONE.
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  18. @snowflakemelter1172  He just didn't want the poor dog to live in what the world became after his demise, clever boy.
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  19. Still a labour activist, was only recently on the TV, saying why there shouldn't be an inquiry. I wonder why?
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  20.  @redbeard3923  Might of been smoking a blue veined Havana 😂😂😂😂😂
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  21. Well according to our government, specifically the PM, you are faaaar right, embrace it.
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  22. ​ @stones4879 The craic in the military is or was off the scale. My mum came to my passing out parade, and went away cursing me, she being a die hard Christian. However, she had a good sense of humour, and understood why.
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  23. No licence in my house, but the missus turns the TV on most evenings, and watches something, but it definitely works without a licence.
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  24. ​ @derekmcmanus8615 Calmed down here in Belfast, was like one of our non hurricanes this morning.
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  25. Lefties are nuts, I'm being polite so the comment stays up. Can't really say what I want about them.
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  26. Well, silly question. How do you pay them now? Direct debit, stop it immediately. Quarterly, stop that quick smart. How do you stop paying for anything? Simple answer, don't buy it.
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  27. They said it. But no fecker held me down to take the jibby. I was prepared to lose my job, and I held firm, under threat of the sack, and still pure blood. Still working in the same place.
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  28. A serious story, needs to be told in a humorous way, otherwise it would be just a story from the BBC. I see you are pretty new to this channel, so squaddie humour is not your thing. Us like minded people, take the piss, even out of the most ridiculous situation, it's a coping mechanism. We still feel sorrows etc, but we express it different ways.
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  29.  @royalirishranger1931  Don't get salty mate, nobody is saying anything about your service.
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  30. Already that card is being played.
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  31. How does that work, when I'm in Northern Ireland?
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  32. Hard right Reform? Jeez they just make up rubbish. Would of preferred some of this hard right from the Cons, but they swung to the hard left.
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  33. That's about sums it up.
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  34. Of course not, it's a meme, photo shopped.
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  35. ​ @stantheman1999 Yes lefty, support the grapist gangs, typical.
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  36. All true, where have you been? Say something that a Lefty doesn't like, off to jail. Have 100s of pedo pics, or indeed do the act, no jail time.
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  37. Used to be a conspiracy theory took years to come or be proven right. Nowadays its a matter of a few months.
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  38.  @paulandjana  Well more fool you for giving details when you bought the TV. I bought a new TV for the grandson during a black Friday sale very recently, went to the shop to collect it, paid cash, no trail, they asked for my address etc. Told them no thanks, took my TV and went on my merry way. The shop has no authority to demand details. A few months ago they tried to get my details, for buying a fridge freezer, said no thanks. If you give them, that's on you. Honestly, who is telling you this nonsense? What law says you must have a TV licence to own a TV? Years ago I cancelled my TV licence, by just cutting off how I paid them, the direct debit. X amount of letters later, 1 goon visit, as far as I know the TV mounted on the wall works perfectly well without a licence. I despair, you think you have TV, you must have a licence? Yes I get the point of, IF you watch LIVE broadcasts etc, then yes you need that licence. No problem with that. So hear me out, what if you use that same TV NOT to watch LIVE broadcasts etc? There is loads of content on the TV that is not live, catch-up channels and such like, people use a TV for gaming, to watch DVDs to name a few, but certainly don't require a licence to do so. So yes it's a voluntary agreement if you pay or not. I personally don't even switch it on, but the missus watches things on Amazon or Netflix, no licence required. As far as I know Netflix does some live stuff, maybe they all do, but after a few years licence free, what should I do, turn my good lady in? The bottom line is, myself and millions of others just won't pay for the licence, one thing I can say for sure, I don't care, they won't be getting in my house to check the viewing habits of this household. I noticed second hand, so if I bought a TV off my mate, is he obliged to inform the authorities? What world do you live in?
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  39. ​ @Tinnunulus And the problem is what? Again, you are not obliged to answer your door to anyone. Your house your rules. They will soon go away. I get letters, they aren't addressed to me, so they go in the bin. What's the issue here?
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  40.  @michellebooth327  Why would you tell them? Serious question. Do you tell the authorities, if you didn't have a car, that you won't be paying road tax, or whatever they call it nowadays? Of course you won't. So why tell the TV licence people? I mainly shop at Lidl, but I don't tell Tesco etc, what I do, or where I decide to spend my money. The principle is exactly the same, I don't use any of the available services on offer, live TV, iPlayer etc, so choose not to pay, but I don't need them to know this. They can send letters all they want, send a goon one time so far in 5 years, same treatment, in the bin, or in the case of the goon, door closed in his face. It all pays towards my holiday each year, every penny counts.
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  41. @royalirishranger1931  I can only assume you were in before my time, or we overlap at some point. Only name I recognise is Roy, as he was a CSM of C company in Osnabruck. I met the great Roger on a few occasions, can't say I was a friend. Not a bad fella, but this may just be 1st Battalion bias on my part and others, that when the 2nd Battalion was disbanded, it did appear that a lot of people were suddenly promoted, nothing wrong with that, but certainly people who didn't deserve it? We were in Cyprus at the time, a lot of people we didn't know just turned up. Tbh, in my platoon, Recce, was no problem. However, as time went on, they as in 2nd Battalion, seemed to have more influence? I was posted away, came back in 97, back to Recce Pl, first bloke I met was Billy McCullough? A CSGT. What a wa***. From that, looking around, my view changed big time. We went to Northern Ireland, then Kosovo, and another twat, Green, was CSM. Terrible person. Thankfully in early 2000s, I escaped to the home Service, best move I ever made. Unbelievable how they treated the troops. Was like joining a different Army. Let you home, more family time, etc. Really opened my eyes to how the normal Battalions treated our troops. In comparison they were terrible.
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  42. @royalirishranger1931  Can't remember tbh, I left in 2007, so names are sometimes a blur. However, I remember certain individuals who were the bad ones, amazing that? Seriously, most were good, unfortunately some stick out more than others. Not being nasty, but most came from the then 2nd Battalion. Personally I'm a Belfast man, as most of them were, I'm from the East, they seemed to be from the opposite side, as in side of town. They just seemed different, towards us in the 1st Battalion?
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  43. Wtf, do you actually think the troops guard the camp with bayonets? They are only carried for training specific to bayonet training, or in a war zone. I agree in part that arguably we are at war, but not a normal war.
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  44. Seems present or past associations with the BBC, they all are depraved.
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  45. Unfortunately we all have to suffer the same fate because of them.
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  46.  @jonathanj.7344  Hopefully, it's bloody obvious, however, the usual suspects, MSM et al won't say it. They only report whatever they are fed. Seems long gone are the days they challenged the narrative. They all have investigative journalists, but they seem these days, they only investigate unicorns like the FAR RIGHT.
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  47. If Lucas is pissed off, then Liebour are definitely pissing off the real lefties. Good.
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  48. Still there.
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  49. @pooooornopigeon  Still haven't a clue. My younger days were busy serving the country, and spreading my seed wherever we were posted to, until I settled down. Never had time for all that gaming malarkey 😂😂😂😂.
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  50. Typical, look down on someone who may or not live in a council estate? ​ @davidripley2916 
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