Comments by "Stuart Brown" (@stuartbrown8259) on "Clown World YT" channel.

  1. They have to start somewhere, Farage is a good start. Will get them as in Reform a lot of more clout and votes.
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  2. ​ @cybernit3 He spent a lot of his time travelling to hot countries, it's a problem now because of the sun damage. He has explained this on a number of videos. Because people keep asking. He says he is getting treatment, an ointment or whatever, doesn't seem to be working though. Apart from that he is in fine fettle, considering his age.
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  3. Over the 50k now. Nice one mate.
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  4. I've been saying this for a long time. Not necessarily just because of the cutting of the Winter allowance, but it was for anyone in Social housing who has a spare bedroom. The government knows who has spare bedrooms, so I've been saying, they will decree you must house a migrant in that spare room. If you refuse, you will be evicted onto the streets.
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  5. Without knowing the make up of our olympic teams in certain sports, taking place next month I believe, All the sprinters will be completely one colour, as in previous olympic games, yet nothing is ever said. On the opposite side of the argument, all the swimmers men and women will also be made up of one colour. Nothing is said. Or have I missed anything about the swimmers, apart from the trans loons muscling there way in?
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  6. ​ @henry9406 Most of the disturbances happened in Labour voting strongholds. Somebody in those areas must have voted labour to return all the labour MPs.
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  7. To even work out a rough estimate of the cost, first of all we would need to know how many flats are in the tower block. Say for example it was a hundred, im sure that's close enough. No doubt they will have also have been kitted out with a new kitchen, new beds, new wardrobes, chests of drawers, bathrooms and the TVs, plus anything else to make it all the more homely. Let's say for example to kit out each flat costs £10k, x 100 flats that gives an estimate of a million pounds. Then to add on all the labour costs, the acquisition of the tower block and associated costs around that, we can safely say it probably runs into the tens of millions. Obviously it will be more, but they wouldn't dare tell us the true costs, as the taxpayers would be up in arms if the truth was told. What they are saying here, nothing to see, move along. Nothing for us peasants to see or know about, just a reminder to carry on working, pay those taxes so our new guests can live in a decent bit of luxury.
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  8. As others have said, next it will be something you like to do that will get banned. All this is only heading one direction, and it's not a good direction.
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  9. For who though? When I joined voluntarily, the last person I would of wanted serving alongside me would be some utterly confused 18 year old, who doesn't know if he's male or female on any particular day. I think you get the general picture.
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  10. We didn't actually get a full Brexit as such. So in all honesty it's hard to say. Nothing has changed, except for more mass immigration to the country.
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  11. Any military training is a bonus. Yes most likely the training was poor in comparison to say the British military training, however, generally in military training you are taught how to use weapons. For example, when I joined the Army back in 84, the main infantry weapon was the SLR. Then in about 1988 we were issued the then first version of the SA80. The transition from one weapon system to another was seamless. My training on the SA80 basically consisted of how to attach the sling, and how to load and unload it. Then off to the ranges to fire it. My point being, once you have had even basic military training, a person can more or less pick up any weapon and within a few minutes work out how to use it. They might be all different to look at, but they generally all work the same way.
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  12. Depends on what you watch on YouTube. For example Clown does the odd live here, he is not a registered broadcaster like BBC, itv etc. you can watch your favourite YouTubers licence free. They are just chancing their arms, by just saying YouTube. Take no notice of that.
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  13.  @Kenneth165-f5u  Hope not Hate.
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  14.  @JohnBanks-yh9ji  It's the address that gets charged for the licence, doesn't matter who pays it or lives there.
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  15. He hasn't been sentenced yet.
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  16.  @andycollins7215  Cancel the licence, and use that saving on getting a bit of heat. Then carry on watching TV.
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  17.  @turokforever007  For example there is a very plausible reason why they can never be top class swimmers, bigger and heavier bone density. So in turn that makes them better sprinters and marathon runners.
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  18.  @George-v5c5n  Indeed, that's the last one I remember, especially for GB. That was the 80s.
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  19. What do you think of why they continue to encourage the boats to keep coming? These new people will be the enforcers of any new laws. Remember they won't have any allegiance to our country, so will happily do the governments dirty work for them.
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  20.  @martzp5535  Oh no doubt, I was basically being conservative with my estimates. Regardless of my numbers, whatever the true cost, all of it is far too much. I didn't even mention the white goods for the kitchens, nor the painting and decorating, laying of carpets, and everything else. We taxpayers are being taken for mugs, have been for years. Just everything the last, and this government have been getting up to is way out of order.
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  21. I play golf, have done for 30 odd years, there are many golf clubs where you just rock up and pay green fees for the day. I certainly don't earn 6 figures, would love to. Granted some clubs can be expensive to join, but most golfers I know are not members of any clubs. We travel around each week, mainly during the week as it's cheaper and just pay and play.
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  22.  @MartynSharp  They haven't said it yet, but it's a prediction of mine.
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  23. Nothing wrong with a visit. Generally a visitor returns home after their visit. 😮😮😮😮
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  24. Yes that's fine because they want those services.
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  25.  @George-v5c5n  It's a rarity rather than the normal.
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  26. Bigvern, my local Tesco in East Belfast, has security tags on a lot of the higher priced items, steaks and obviously bottles of alcohol. Every time I venture in to it, it appears more items are tagged somehow. Not in cases as yet though.
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  27. And , you need to learn how to spell incompetently, if you are going to try to belittle someone else for their spelling. ​ @kuradamax 
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  28. Officers involved haven't been fired yet, They have been suspended, pending investigation, which will lead to some sort of disciplinary hearing. Of course when that hearing happens, they will be sacked, well definitely the one that put the boot in. ​ @taiidan1 
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  29. Back in the day that was a thing, even then I gave a false name and address, so it didn't really matter.
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  30. Well according to the article itself, the woman in question is not very good at golf, that implies she would therefore have very little in the way of expertise in the world of golf. So what reason would she even be a non exec?​ @gijgij4541 
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  31.  @markbooth1117  Trained in all those weapons as well. I trained on every weapon system known to the infantry, right up to the 30mm Rardan Cannon on the Scimitars and Warriors. Was an instructor for most of them during my time. Same as you I'm 57, but I could guarantee give me any rifle or pistol, and would be familiar with it in minutes, bearing in mind I haven't touched one for 17 years. Like riding a bike, you don't forget. I agree the average civilian will struggle without any knowledge, not their fault. However, these unknowns coming in from these countries, they will know how to use weapons should the need arise. People have told me many times I'm a conspiracy theorist, but so far I've been right on most things I've said. It's been a theory of mine for a long time, that these hotel guests are our new enforcement teams should civil unrest break out. With what the government have done and are planning to do, normal people just won't sit back and take it, eventually they will kick off. Remember there are millions of people, the military and the police only amount to a couple of hundred thousand in total. They wouldn't be able to cope with major unrest, imo, and be very reluctant to use firearms against their own people. However, these guests would happily do it for a fee, be that money, housing or a passport, whatever. Hopefully, it never gets to that point, but I honestly see no other reason why they are welcomed by the government. Except to do the governments dirty work for them.
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