Comments by "Stuart Brown" (@stuartbrown8259) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1. Martyrs are very popular people!!!!!!!
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  2. Seems, according to the government who bring them here, every soldier must of had an interupter each. At most we had 1 or maybe 2 per platoon of 30 men. As usual we are being lied to.
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  3. It's not been slow.
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  4. I'm in Belfast, here's what happens, anecdotal on my street but if happening on my street, one can be sure its every street and area. Council house tenant, lone widower passes away, foreigner moved in. House for let, foreigner moves in. House for sale, its sold and a foreigner moves in. Surely, if these poor desperate refugees/ asylum seekers are desolate, how can they afford the rent or actually buy the houses? It's the council via the government funding this racket, meanwhile our own can't get a council house, or afford private, and obviously buying a house is out of the equation. Plus all the new builds everywhere, they aren't going to local people or indeed the indigenous, all going to people who have been imported.
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  5. Yep, indeed. Some incidents in my part of Belfast recently, not even worthy of a mention on the media.
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  6. Official figures? The real figures are probably treble that amount.
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  7. Yes the settlers are lost.
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  8. They are following the manual to the letter, and then some.
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  9. Is it a future post, a title that hasn't been filled as yet? Sure doesn't look like we have any Homeland Security.
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  10. ​ @ShanghaiRooster Hold on, according to the narrative, the 400 or so that arrived on the windrush, completely built post war Britain? We had a surplus of workers after the war, it wasn't like we lost millions of soldiers in that war. So your argument or statement doesn't hold true.
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  11. ​ @alanmarr3323 What benefits?
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  12. Same here Ragz, haven't a clue what they teach the kids at school here now, but I would reckon it's along the same lines.
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  13. Judge has previous, seems dodgy.
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  14. They won't.
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  15. They were really impressive inventors. Takes things to a new level, as this discovery changed the world.
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  16. ​ @alanmarr3323 You call him rational?
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  17. I don't.
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  18. Traditionally the Sunday is the children's event, the Monday is for the so called grown ups, and if going by past events it usually gets a bit more peaceful 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮.
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  19. ​ @peterlangbridge4628 In what way?
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  20. ​ @jimjones-bk2is And where and when is Musk interfering? A few words on X don't count as interfering.
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  21. You can still go, Brexit won't stop you. The only difference these days is you have to provide the proof, that you have the means to support yourself and family if they tag along. ​ @Walesktf 
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  22. Tbf, I recall, when growing up in Belfast in the 70s and 80s, we near enough had potatoes everyday. Was cheap and cheerful. Maybe in the summer we had the odd salad. Back then the only takeaway places were chippies, so if we ever had one it was still potatoes. We did have the odd Chinese takeaway, but they weren't particularly popular.
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  23. Those criteria have always been there, the ethnicity part is new.
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  24. ​@ashlibabbittcroakedit9108 Football clubs finance the police, to police a football match.
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  25. I came on to the comments to say the same thing. Whatever she has said or done, same as those that have the opposite view, should be allowed to express it. I can imagine all the pearl clutching by the lefties over this. They certainly won't be liking this one bit.
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  26. Well you wanted a labour government didn't you. Btw most of us don't really care if you engage or not, as rarely do you ever say anything constructive.
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  27. It's a two way street, either plead guilty, or rot in jail on remand. Remember, when they appeared in court, they didn't know the plight of others who pleaded guilty, as they were locked up somewhere. Very bad advice, from so called solicitors I presume, plead guilty, get a fine etc. Unfortunately it didn't work out that way, but I'm confident most of the prison sentences, in the near future, will be reversed.
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  28. It's not been silenced. Available for viewing on X.
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  29. ​ @HistoryDebunkedsimonwebb Well if he does, this is just a reminder. Come on Simon, sign it anyway, it's the message not anything about a general election.
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  30. We didn't allow any government to implement it. In matters like that we don't actually get a say in it, like most things. We the people get no say, regardless of whatever colour they may be. ​ @MerlosTheMad 
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  31. Remember there are two of them, sometimes hard to differentiate between them.
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  32. Have you ever wondered why? Perhaps as you love immigration so much, those foreign women don't want to get involved with you, that might have something to do with it? Obviously it's a you problem, not everyone else.
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  33.  @Magaidh1960  Yes indeed. The numbers are increasing in all areas, the authorities seem to forget what the people here are capable of, and they certainly have the means to do it. Anger is building.
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  34. He certainly doesn't sound like he is the one prosecuting. He always says he is defending 8 counts of stalking.
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  35. I'm pretty sure stern words would make them stop.😮😮😮
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  36. FOI requests confirmed that.
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  37.  @vivienwade4378  So what has he actually said or done? Been headline news since last weekend, but nobody has mentioned exactly what he has even said? All I see is a bloke a few years older than me, he has a bald head, so is that the issue you have or is it something else?
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  38. War of the Worlds.
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  39. ​ @stuartmc18 My comment said very similar, but has been deleted, nuked or whatever.
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  40. ​ GreggFellows Saying someone is mad is not violence, that was what his response was. Oh GWEGGY you always try to deflect.
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  41. The owner of said island has refused to sell it to them.
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  42. Threats to his life and his family.
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  43. We who didn't vote for them, knew it would be bad, but only what is it 6 weeks or so? We certainly didn't expect all this badness in such a short time. Me thinks they were chomping at the bit to implement their craziness.
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  44.  @Mary-lx3zs  I'm in East Belfast, can't honestly vouch for other areas, rarely go there, but the demographic changes are unreal.
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  45. @candy-le4nh  Well as I walk my dog often, and being a good neighbour, I said hello when I seen them. Now I'm no language expert, but I think I can understand English well enough after 57 years living here. Despite the colour, a strong lack of English is bit of a giveaway. Are you ok? Earlier I was paddy, now Mick? My name is Stuart, hope that helps.
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  46.  @jamestuck6764  I know what you are saying, but I was just pointing out, that for myself growing up here in Northern Ireland, every evening meal generally involved potatoes in some variety. Be that, boiled, roasted, chipped, mashed or a real favourite was champ. Mashed potatoes with scallions as we call them, spring onions. Was just to vary how they were presented. Northern Ireland, like the Republic, is mostly farmland, so I suppose most farmers grew potatoes back then. They were cheap and generally grown locally, keeping the costs low. Times are a bit different now, as , only speaking for myself, maybe only have potatoes once or twice a week.
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  47. He said in a previous video it was only three certain individuals, all the others, even the ones that abuse him are fine.
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  48. Were you not concerned about labour sending over a hundred of their friends leading up to the US election recently? That was directly getting involved, and trying to influence and meddle in the election in a foreign country.
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  49. As today in Northern Ireland, even growing up in Belfast in the 70s and 80s , seeing a person of colour is still in the main unusual. However, in say the last year or so I am starting to see more of them on a daily basis, should I venture out.
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  50. ​ @karyne826 As per the previous two rallies. They had representatives who liaised with the police for those events, which mainly were policed less overtly than is normal.
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