Youtube comments of The Truth (@thetruth9210).

  1. The whole point of the transcripts is so people can see justice is done. The fact they won't release them to me proves that justice has not been done
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  2. They are not taxing famers because they are rich it is to take their farms and give them to big companys
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  3.  @LMC5690  The very gruesome nature of what was done to the girls and the reasons why they felt they could do it
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  4. If Nigel has to become like the people we have been voting for for the last 40 years then why not vote for them instead of Farage
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  5. The biggest shock to me is not that we were mugged but how easily we have moved on without holding people accountable
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  6. Is it radical if the people voted for it? Or just what people wanted
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  7. All these people come here for 5 years and then stay. That's not good enough change the law. They should never get to stay
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  8. A deal that Palestine was not involved in, just the USA and Israel
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  9. There is an argument that reporting on a case might risk the court case but now that the cases are over there should be no reason for us not to know the details. We need to know that those accused were treated fairly and the victims got justice.
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  10. A new low for Nigel accusing him of violence against women. I don't know how many more lows I can take
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  11. I agree but you don't think they will allow Tommy any credit do you?
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  12. Did Julia not support Tommy so she could go to dinner parties?
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  13.  @paulinegallagher1675  No not necessarily punishable with prison time at all or with such a long sentence. He also should not be in such a high category prison and it should not be in solitary confinement which is illegal. In my opinion the original trail was flawed or worse and he is a political prisoner. As the saying goes show me the man and I will show you the crime. Had I not followed Robinson life for 20 years I might agree with you but I have and I don't
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  14.  @justin3606-j8l  I think a lot of people have contempt for that court
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  15. He has supported a Muslim family Farage is out of touch and I am beginning to think this issue is not the only thing Farage is out of touch on
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  16. What a terrible idea a digital wallet issued to us by a central bank that can control everything we do with it
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  17.  @tezzaj777  And financial compensation? Plus if Alan Bates gets a well deserved Knighthood for his long fight so should Tommy. Sir Tommy Robinson of Luton sounds good to me but maybe better still would be to prosecute those who victimised him
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  18. Thanks for just letting the stories of Tommy Robinson be told and heard to a wider audience
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  19. If Nigel has to become like the Tories or Labour to win the election then we may as well vote for the Tories or Labour
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  20. but if they have absolutely no chance of power then it won't happen
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  21. The fools and Clowns have a plan but its not our plan
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  22. she should join reform. One of the things I respected about Liz was she voted remain but when she lost she rolled up her sleeves and did her best to make Brexit work
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  23. Not sure what you mean when you say Tommy did not discover it. Nobody did it is something that happened. He was one of the first to bring it to public attention
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  24. I was desperate to get the vaccine so I could go on holiday. I had no fear of covid but just wanted the vaccine so I could go away, When the vaccine was released I was not quiet old enough to get it. Luckily for me I saw lots of people becoming ill after the vaccine and sports people around the world just dropping down dead. i saw just enough of this to decide not to have the vaccine, that and being against people being forced to have the vaccine. I had covid twice no problem
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  25. but he has not supported him either. Even in this video when asked about Tommy he ignores the question and talks about Ann Cryer
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  26.  @craigfowler7098  Douglas has firmly sat on the fence over Tommy publicly when he knows Tommy has been targeted and victimised
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  27. None of the TV channels will have Tommy on. They all had a go he beat them all so they have not invited him on again. If they could embarrass him they would have him on every week
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  28. good point
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  29. It didn't take much for you to loose faith
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  30.  @bladerunnersn  There is still time to save reform but not if Nigel does not give it a rest
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  31. I am tired of hearing that Tommy is attacked because of his accent he is not he is attacked because he says the things loud and clear without skirting around the edges. Douglas Murray does not defend Tommy whole heartedly he does it hardly at all. Can Douglas get 40,000 people on the streets
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  32. As bad as it is there has never been a better time to live. Also you may have paid everything off but how are you going to protect your savings? And are you living in a safe area far away from bad areas
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  33. I remember 10 years ago Diana Abbott refusing to say what the limit should be on the number of people that come to the country and Kemi is sounding exactly the same and that's why I won't vote for her
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  34. the Tories were the establishment for the last 13 years
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  35. I see people down the pub to keep warm because energy bills are so expensive
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  36. I live in a big City and 15 years abo when my kids were 15 they thought the country was always like this because all their life it had never been any different
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  37. too late to save the country now people should have voted ukip a decade ago
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  38. He will live to regret choosing sides especially saying he is a Zionist
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  39.  @aries6776  What are you saying British people cannot make curry? Don't be silly
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  40. I have followed this story for 20 years and wondered why the cops do nothing and I eventually came to the conclusion they are scared of the gangs
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  41. I am not hearing anything new so I won't be voting for her
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  42. Dr David Starkey 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  43. True but because our education system has taught them this. Only very very very drastic action of the kind we will never do could stand a small chance of sorting things
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  44. their combined charismas don't match Nigels
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  45.  @DominicKennedy-j5g  No I don't think he does. Since he joined GB news I have seen a different side to him and he is not that bright
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  46. Nigel might have to begin his next speech with an apology as Kier Starmer is going to his brothers funeral in the next few days
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  47. Why do the media keep asking if Tommy will join Reform? Has Tommy asked to join Reform? Every so called journalist who asks this question exposes their bias
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  48. What is Ben doing now
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  49. Seems to me Ben is putting his pride and hurt feelings in front of what is best for the country
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  50.  @sbor2020  Yes those are the sort of invisible problems I am referring to. You remember we were told we were too small to make a trade deal and would not get any and now we have more than the EU. We were told we were told a million people would become unemployed if we left but we created more jobs than ever before. And we were told the problems would be immediately obvious just voting to leave the EU would immediately require an emergency budget the next day and there would be an immediate recession but there wasn't. There was no housing crash and the car companies didn't leave etc were all invisible problems that would become visable if we voted to leave the EU but they didn't so then we were told they would become visable at the end of the transition period but they didn't so then were were told they would become visable after we left but they didn't I am disappointed by the Brexit we got because I don't think it changed much at all and we are in pretty much exactly the same position we would have been in had we stayed in the EU. We should have left in 2016 and spent the last 8 years developing markets in the middle and far east and south America and we would be much better off today than we are I don't think in 19th and 20th century terms like the working class. I have no idea who they are and neither has Starmer
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  51. The NHS might need a few of them but not millions and millions of them. Just let in the ones the NHS needs no one else
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  52. Douglas has had 20 years to speak up for Tommy and I have only heard him do it once. With all the people coming out to support Tommy now it feels like he is jumping on the band wagon (and still holding back)
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  53. There is no such thing as British. British is an all encompassing term to refer to people in England Scotland Ireland and Wales who have agreed to live together as one country. Britain has no traditions but the Scots do and so do the English Welsh and Irish individually but also as part of Britain
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  54. Does the wonderful Maggie who gave up her career lose her house her businesses her liberty her marriage and have her name dragged through the mud and her family dragged into it
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  55. because it definitely should be saved
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  56.  @stegwise  Yeah not the men doing it
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  57. Net Zero not good enough Richard that's still hundreds of thousands of people
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  58. The first thing to do is break the uni party so we need Reform. The plan what next
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  59. its lying about Ukraine now
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  60. What a great British man Rafe Heydel-Mankoo is. Do you know how I know? Its notn the colour of his skin or his accent its what he says. He is a better "British man" than most "British men"
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  61. I don't know anyone who mention's brexit at all, the only time I hear it mentioned is when some remoaner comes on TV glossing over the fact that none of their claims about how bad Brexit would be came true and inventing some more invisible problems to blame on Brexit
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  62. Old guy who said he would vote Labour no matter what is what's wrong with this country THICK
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  63.  @sikugord03  The only problem is if they win the next election it is still too late. The country has had it. Plan to look after yourself and family when we turn into South Africa. Yes vote reform but its too late for them to save the country now
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  64. Ge spoke to the gang members going into court just as reporters talked to him as he went into court accused of contempt
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  65.  @stegwise  Did Julia ever support him when he was almost the only person highlighting it?
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  66. @速い942 The socialist world fell apart decades ago and never was any good
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  67.  @aries6776  They fought because the British promised them independence after the war, they fought because if Britain lost a certain German man would have been in charge of them. They were not doing us any favours they were fighting for themselves so stop your nonesese
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  68. if you want long term peace you don't create a military alliance on another countries border and expect them to do nothing about it
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  69. The Tories will never vote Truss in as leader again so she might as well jump ship and join Reform
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  70. step aside for who? He is all we have despite his flaws
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  71.  @JaAoM-x3r  No that's not fine that he got the job. That job should go to someone British
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  72. We have seen what happens to people like Tommy when they stand up
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  73. We are the only people who can save ourselves and we have had numerous opportunities to do it and we didn't. now its too late
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  74. He is the best advert for leaving the UK
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  75. no one has heard of him no one knows who he is he has no track record worth talking about
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  76. Farage cannot stop shitting on him. every time he does he loses a bit more support from me
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  77.  @janettesinclair6279  Its not about moral fibre its about the cops wondering who is visiting their house when they are at work. When they know what they are capable of there is real fear for their own families
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  78. I had to work during covid as a gas engineer in hospitals and they were empty
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  79. @ The task is too big to do in one stage it took us forty years to get in this mess and ut would take a long time to get out of it
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  80. You need to consider where best to keep your money or it might be taken away
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  81. Nick says we have been in worse situations than this WHEN?
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  82. Who wants to buy bonds that pay 1%
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  83. Trump talks a lot of common sense. Thinking he can take Panama or Greenland is not common sense
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  84. yes we were always hearing nigel say we want to rule the waves (what a b end)
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  85. The Historical truth is that the Canaanites were there first
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  86. no one has heard of Rupert you might as well make Rupert bear leader
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  87. Farage has lost 100 million quid as well. i wonder who might get that now
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  88. I agree I am exasperated with Nigel he is losing my vote slowly
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  89. I don't think a law saying you cannot be de-banked for your political views is a waste of time they will just find another reason to de-bank you. We need a law that makes it illegal for a bank to refuse you an account
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  90. She was happy to throw TR under the bus when he brough it to our attention?
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  91. I am glad that the UK left the EU
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  92. but this all depends on people believing your God among the 3000 or so other Gods in the world had the right to take that land away from the Canaanites and give it to the Jews. If you don't have that blind faith your argument falls apart
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  93. Nigel is our only hope but he is not much of a hope, he is far to similar to the uni party on most issues
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  94. have been for years
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  95. he will have plenty of time from prison
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  96. yes
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  97. Having seen what goes on in Chinas cashless society the UK would do well to hold onto cash
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  98. the IPCC remove scientists that don't agree to get the consensus
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  99. Please Tommy learn some history
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  100. In my opinion AI is nonsense. Its just a more power computer but no intelligence about it. Suddenly everything is branded AI now just like everything was branded Smart 10 years ago
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  101. its too late
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  102.  @louiseowen8495  its nothing to do with class
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  103.  @frokostjuicen  no nothing to do with class stop trying to hijack the issue
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  104.  @jamesmoss56  all this talk about who was there first. Don't get sucked in and stick to the point. Where else in the world do people get to rock up thousands of years later and claim their ancestors used to live there so they can have the land now? Can I just do my family tree and with far more proof than those going to Israel say one on my many many grandparents used to live here 500 years ago so get out I want this house and land. Of coarse not its nonsense
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  105. Cop keeps saying for hours when it was an hour an a half
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  106. Did they not say the usual thing there's not income from it?
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  107.  @sbor2020  Staying in the EU would have had an impact just as leaving does but the issue here is how much of an impact. Did any of the things Femi and his side predicted actually happen starting with an emergency budget the day after we voted to leave? And the answer is no. Nor did the car and place companies leave or the financial sector, investment didn't disappear, 1 million were not made unemployed, house prices didn't crash, stock markets went to all time highs, pension black holes disappeared. He was completely wrong so why worry about more invisible problems he is telling us about today
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  108. Nigel Farage Islam = clueless
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  109. I wonder if his school is responsible for racializing him with what they teach in the classroom these days?
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  110. @WMisanthropy There is nothing we can do to stop it so its not fair to say we enabled it
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  111.  @JS-el3zm  Manchester United cannot win the Premier League title 2023/34 because its too late and its too late to save the country. Make plans for the future
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  112. just the fact she thinks they were different proves she has no clue
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  113. I worked in a couple of hospitals during covid and they were almost empty
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  114.  @BradleyWynne  He he was an honest actor he would be able to look at what he and his side said would happen if we voted to leave the EU and realise that NONE of it happened and HE WAS WRONG. But he is an ideolog and wants to be in the EU: and any cost
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  115. Even if they are shitter we cannot reward the people who have let is down so often in the past by voting for them again
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  116.  @douglasmurphy3794  As the Germans never invaded I don't think that was worse than now
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  117. Ive watched a couple of videos recently of young fresh faces boys/men who did courageous and died doing it to defend the country. I felt so sad for them they were so young and it was all for nothing looking at what has happened today
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  118.  @Hypatia1993  and there have been 80 years to sort those borders out since the empire left. Hows it going?
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  119.  @Sir.T  They were not conscripted they volunteered
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  120. @ You dismiss Reforms inheritance from Brexit, UKIP and the referendum plus the expectation that Nigel would return as leader to Reform. As he has show in the past if he starts a new party most voters will go with him
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  121. Times Radio is like living in an alternative unreality. Ukraine is being battered
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  122. Wake up it is too late
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  123. unbelievable that my polite reply to zonian has been deleted by YT
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  124. What I don't understand is why God focused so much on that tiny bit of land you call Israel when he has the whole world to look after and considering how he is focused on it it seems a bit of a mess?
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  125. @ Theres plenty of places to do that without stealing farms
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  126.  @sbor2020  We left the EU in 2020 told we were too small to make trade deals on our own and now we have 38 free trade agreements with nations and trade blocs, covering 100 countries and territories. When we joined the Common Market in 1973 (without a referendum) we had trade deals with Australia and New Zealand that we had to give up to join the EU and half a century later the EU had failed to make trade deals with these countries. We signed deals with Australia in 2021 and NZ 2023. The advantage the UK has is we sign trade deals that suit us and don't have to worry about appeasing 26 other member states and getting them all to agree and not use their vetos. Some of those states have less than a million people yet they can block the supposed wished of the other 447 million people in the EU. We signed a deal with a trading block bigger than the EU the CPTPP and we look like we are about to sign a deal with Gulf Cooperation Council a group of middle eastern countries. Also after Remainer Theresa May refused to have trade talks with the USA as she wanted to keep us aligned with the EU for a future quick easy return we have since made trade deals with about 10 ir 12 individual states in the USA compared to the EUs none, States can be as big as countries Our biggest trading partner is the USA and we don't have a trade deal with them. Yes you can cobble together 27 countries into a trade block and say the EU is bigger but the fact remains we don't need a trade deal with our biggest single partner. Trade with the EU is as hard or easy as they chose to make it and making it hard for us makes it hard for them. We are the EUs second biggest market after the USA so why make it hard. Note the USA is also the EUs biggest market and they have no trade deal with the USA. Trade deals are helpful but over rated All that and we are still trading well with the EU. It could be better but the EU is struggling so trade is not as good as it could be
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  127. @anonnemo2504 I am sick of hearing about Maggie Oliver the supposedly respectable face of the opposition to the gangs. She is wheeled out to talk a lot of nothing when the media is forced to talk about it. She gives no credit to Mr Robinson who has done a lot more than her and paid a much bigger price
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  128.  @johnenglish929  The man whose full name sometimes gets your posts deleted Thomas Robinson
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  129. True 3 times they promised to fix it why would they fix it if they got another chance
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  130. And then the Romans took the land and then the Ottoman empire. It was Arab Muslim land since before William the conqueror
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  131.  @JaAoM-x3r  Then the answer is to force British dossers to work not bring in people from another country. Alos on the context of this post you argument fails because its a British guy complaining he wants a job
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  132. Buy gold
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  133.  @theinngu5560  I wonder how old you are? The country I grew up in no longer exists we could have saved it 30 years ago but you cannot turn the clock back now
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  134.  @DaleIsWigging  ISrael did not exist during WW2
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  135. @ my reply deleted its so frustrating sometimes I think YT just wants to wear people down so they don't bother posting
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  136. retaliation strike because they attack Iran in the first place? Israel should have accepted Iran's choregraphed 1st response
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  137.  @Dianej1951  I was born in 1960 when there was still national service in the UK and only a few years after food rationing had ended during the 1950s. My parents were traumatised by WW2 as their parents had been by WW1 it was difficult to find work and accommodation. Council housing was poor during the 50s and most of the 60s. The best anyone could hope for for a holiday was a weekend in Blackpool or if you were really lucky a week in Butlins. Schools were fully of bullying teachers who enjoyed using corporal punishment. The strap the cane and other punishments that they could dream up. Credit cards didn't exist in the 50s and 60s if you were short of money you went without food. People had slot meters to pay for gas electric and even the TV. back in the 60s 70s 80s ? you could not take your kids in a pub. The NHS was in its infancy in the 50s and 60s with not that much to offer if you were ill So whilst there is good and bad now and then the idea things are worse not is just wrong
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  138. Tommy is so wrong on Israel
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  139. If I remember correctly the judge who had him arrested admitted the trial was not at risk and it was one of the reasons Tommy was subsequently released?
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  140.  @yerhan1572  We all have too much to lose so we keep our heads down
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  141. If he was courageous he would support Tommy without 100 caveats
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  142.  @gwenkazemi6399  Ive not been to lots of places. Tommy has been there and he does not even know where the apartheid is, he does not know the history of the region. He does not realise that the very thing he fears happening in the UK happened in Palestine, his lack of knowledge on this subject is embarrassing and I say that as a long time supporter of him
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  143. Did you apply that logic to Brexit when the UK said it was leaving the single market?
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  144. I never thought they were safe but was prepared to take it until I saw sports people dropping down dead and people losing their jobs for not taking it. Then I knew not to take it and didn't. What is shocking is not that we were mugged into lockdown etc but that now that its over we don't want to hold those responsible accountable. Everyone has just moved on as if nothing happened
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  145. this is the problem. young adults think the country was always like this, its all they have ever known and if you are 20 you don't realise what a short space of time 20 years is
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  146. me too
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  147. They will be knocking some down to build another runway
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  148. I am not surprised you have been given a last warning. In my opinion you should have kept your political views and commentary on the war to one channel and your village life on another. Your village life is an earner for you and will continue to be relevant after the war. The war will soon be forgotten by the world once its over
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  149. Should the Bank of England be saying such political things even if they were true. I think the Bank Of England's job is to manage the economy the best it can in silence for whoever is in power
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  150. I think there is hardly any rage at all 😠😠
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  151. China built the worlds biggest HS train network over 40,000 KM in the same time we have ben talking about building HS2. The future is China where they do thinks not talk about doing them
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  152.  @sbor2020  No I am sorry you are wrong but I appreciate your polite reply Most (I won't fall into the trap of saying all) of remains predictions did not come anywhere close to happening. I would make a list but I have done it before and for some reason YT don't like that. So lets focus on what you said You mention the promises leave made but like every other person I have talked to on this subject you don't have much after the 350m a week to the NHS "promise". So lets look at that. Go find a picture of the red bus that "promise" was made on and you will see that it was not a "promise" at it it was a suggestion. But lets assume it was a "promise". It was made by a campaign group. Not by anyone in power to actually deliver that "promise" which is why it never was a promise. But lets ignore it was a campaign group and not a "promise". Why did the government not deliver on that "promise" Because Theresa May a remainer was in charge and instead of giving the 350m a month to the NHS she agreed to pay it to the EU for years after we left the EU and for nothing in return. But anyway the NHS has had way more than 350m a month. just not the 350m May gave away. Lets talk about trade deals. We were told we were too small to make any on our own but already we have more trade deals than the EU. And we have signed up to CPTPP a trading bloc bigger than the EU. We also have trade deals with (off the top of my head) 12 USA individual states. As you know a state can be the size of a country. Of coarse we should have had a trade deal with the USA but why haven't we? Do you remember Teresa May holding hands with Donald Trump? Well on that visit Steve Bannon meet Theresa May and said lets get both our sides together in a room for 6 months and thrash out a deal now. And do you know what Theresa May said? She said NO. And why did she say that? Because she wanted to keep us aligned with the EU for a quick return. Once again remainers specifically in these two cases Mrs May working against Brexit You are telling me we have Labour shortages but I don't think that's true at all and that's not what we were told would happen by remainers they said we would have large scale unemployment which is the opposite of Labour shortages. You mention rising costs. So which country has not had rising costs? And the NHS. Are you telling me it was Hunky Dory before Brexit. I watched my Mum and Dad die before Brexit and I can tell you it was not and that's being polite and one of the reasons I voted for Brexit. Should we just dismiss the hit the pandemic had on the NHS? Or was that Brexit's fault? To be honest everything you have said is just vague comments lacking specifics. Little or nothing remain said came true and you don't get to blame anything that is bad that happened recently after Brexit or for the next 100 years on Brexit as if a poor Tory government (who wanted to stay in the EU and sabotaged Brexit as best they could) pandemics and wars have nothing to do with it. Those on going issues should only be evaluated against Brexit if Brexit is actually to blame for them. How would any of the issues you mentioned be better if we were in the EU?
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  153.  @frankh.2669  who is ripping france apart now
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  154. Israel occupied the West Bank and runs it as an apartheid state and we all know how they live in Gaza
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  155. They never do. Has anyone gone to jail over the 2008 banking crisis?
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  156. Many of the white people in SA can trace their ancestry back further than many of the black people who only arrived relatively recently from other countries
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  157. The Tories deliberately letting millions of people into the country is not a failure its a plan
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  158. I am glad he is going I am tired of him supposedly representing football fans
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  159.  @guleiro  and millions don't. Someone whose ancestry in the country stretches back nothing should not be allowed to have a say in destroying the country our ancestors spent 1000 years building just because they were born here
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  160.  @wor53lg50  10 years is far too short a time. I would consider denying citizenship to people for much longer than that maybe they should never be given citizenship and neither should their children. Now it would be more complicated than that with exceptions but that would be my starting point. Becoming British should be something really special and cherished and not a means to better oneself or sponge off our country whilst secretly still holding an allegiance their own country of origin or their parents and even grandparents country How could someone from Russia, Iran, Zimbabwe China Afghanistan or Peru feel they were invested in our traditions and history? Their ancestors didn't fight at Stamford Bridge or Hastings. They didn't work in our cotton mills and cannot trace their ancestors to the royal family or other nobles or even the young lad that had to go up chimneys to clean them. How could they have pride in us winning the world cup, the Beatles or all the great inventions we have made or the battle of Britain, Dunkirk our democracy, Morris dancing, the Edinburgh Tattoo, St Georges day St Davids day bonfire night or share our legends such as King Arthur and Robin Hood or be proud of Boadicea and many other things to numerous to mention. And if they are not proud of some of these things and many others how are they British?
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  161.  @thaifelix  the bible is not historical fact but recording what happened in Gaza would be
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  162. be fair women have a lot better to offer than those two
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  163. Its proven wrong but won't make the headlines because its the wrong message
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  164. @ You are over thinking this. She has four years to leave us in no doubt about what her policy is on immigration yet she has already put doubt in our minds in this interview. No one has any doubt about Farage's indentions. He has made it clear for at least a decade and probably longer I know which one I would trust to deliver and I don't need to hear his exact policies Just because she thinks the Rwanda scheme would work tells me all I need to know even before we discuss legal immigration that is so easily controlled
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  165.  @normanlazarus1836  Nige would knock himself out trying which is more than her or anyone else has done
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  166.  @EllaGreenn  which is why when they blame the ECHR you know its not true
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  167.  @normanlazarus1836  My replies to you which are very polite keep getting deleted they detail how very easy it is to do what I want all we need is the will and we have not had that in this century
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  168. This is how deluded people are. Brian Campbell says one of the police officers was wonderful yet that wonderful policeman stood by and watch everything that happened to Brian Campbell happen instead of upholding the law and protecting Brian Campbell
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  169. I am not arsed about saving the economy I want to save the country
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  170. theres may ways to produce a graph by extending or shortening the axis to make it look better or worse
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  171. The people who become MPs would mostly not be able to get really well paying jobs privately and have no special qualifications to be MPs. Once they have been MPs they might get a high paid job
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  172. Yes there is a separate justice system Palestinians, even children are subjected to military courts and Israelis are not. Palestinians are held indefinitely sometimes for years without charge and Israelis are not
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  173. Its not about companys wanting cheap labour its a political ideology of open borders and globalism
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  174.  @frankyyaggabot6222  agreed and they also had to think about who would have been in charge of them had Britain lost
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  175. The Tories stood for one set of issues and then did the opposite. all those MPs have not suddenly changed their mind and now want to be right wing Tories. They still believe the things they believed last year
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  176. We don't need a deterrent we just need to stop them coming. I am sick of stopping the gangs, paying the French, jet skis to push the boats back, and a Rwanda scheme or blaming the lawyers. JUST STOP THEM
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  177. No they are not
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  178.  @thenorfolkst  No they didn't they spent 35 million but that was bad enough
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  179. Talk about sore bitter losers
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  180. @ If you showed his picture to the average man in the street no one would have any idea who he was
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  181.  @charlesjames799  He might be past it but the other party leader have never had it
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  182.  @Cosmic-lover293  yes
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  183. Think about it. Its already too late. Its too late
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  184.  @johndavis1465  Sadly true
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  185. its too late to save the UK save yourself
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  186. Mathew Paris is a wet blanket, there was a time when only a few Tories were like him but now they all are
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  187. we are right but I don't think we will be on the right side of history because we have lost already
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  188. You will be so disappointed if that happens
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  189. @ The problem with full enquiry's is they are never full and theu just kick the problem into the long grass
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  190. @anonnemo2504 No it would not. For example the government has refused to let pan de mic review look at vaccines when a proper review would look at it or have its own review but its just been excluded yet anyone who looks at it knows there is a big problem. The PO review didn't take place until 20 years after the problem despite the issue being raised and highlighted many times. It finally started Feb 2020 with no conclusion yet and nobody punished. The people concerned had their life ruined and are now much older. They don't have 5 years to hang around for conclusions that will ultimately decide everyone and no one is at fault. 900 sub postmasters wrongly convicted and no one yet held responsible.
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  191. Didn't he tell Katie he had a job washing post in a pub once
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  192. @ I did not say he did. I am saying he should support TR but he sits on the fence not falling one way or another If TR becomes a mainstream hero DM will say he supported him all along. If TR messes up and becomes hated DM will say he never supported him
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  193.  @janis3328  Alex Phillips came out and supported him recently saying she loved him and had ben wrong about him. That is supporting him not Douglas's mealy mouthed avoidance of the question
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  194. BRICS will just speed up now
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  195. @ Part of being British is celebrating al, the good things we did and taking responsibility for the bad things we did. She can do neither because her ancestry is not British
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  196. @ No British Citizenship and being British are two different things. Almost anyone can become a British Citizen but not anyone can be British
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  197. We don't need to we can just ignore its rulings, we have before and so have many countries. We don't ignore the rulings because we want millions of people to come here
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  198. which is why its annoying that Douglas gives the credit to for outing this story to Andrew Norfolk
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  199.  @WalkerAN13  But you guys always say its a total disaster but you never back it up. All most none of the negative effects you guys predicted about Brexit happened
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  200.  @Munchkintom  A cow born in a stable is still a cow its not a horse
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  201.  @Munchkintom  What I would say is just being born somewhere should not be the measure of if that person has or can adopt that nationality. So for example my son was born and spent the first week of his life in Germany. Then he moved to the UK with his English parents and grew up speaking English not German with no connection to Germany. He thinks he is English he has an British passport, he works and pays tax here and his siblings are born here. Is he German?
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  202. So you go to some sort of Palestinian support group and find the only person there who does not know what they are talking about and grill them for 20 minutes. You could not find anyone there who could put up an argument your arguments?
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  203. I saw someone outfit a brand new bar where I live must have cost thousands but before it opened the pandemic hit and it never did open
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  204. Just discovered this channel / video. I love it.
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  205.  @bl4531  What does that mean addressing their situations? How is Germany addressing its situations. Their closest ally blew up their gas supply and they are not addressing that. They have said nothing pretended it didn't happen. As a result their energy costs have shot up with is terrible for an economy built on manufacturing. VW are about to close three factories in Germany, BASF is moving its factories abroad, the economy has stagnated, the government is in turmoil. Scholz is asking for a vote of confidence. The EU want to cut off what remains of the Russian gas Germany can get and buy it from the USA at two or three times the price. Its economy has been shrinking for two years, China has just announced it is withdrawing billions of investment in Germany. Now I am not saying the UK is not in a bad position because it is but it has been since long before 2016 and been kicking the can down the road. And yes the UK I think is in a worse position today than Germany but it has been since the 1960s. What you need to look at is how is Germany doing compared to how it was and its doing badly
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  206.  @bl4531  You mean moving to the right? Sorry but in order for them to really address the problems they would have to move a lot further to the right than that. Did you forget the Netherlands
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  207. you are only just realising the scale and horror of this because you didn't listen to Tommy Robinson and demonised him instead
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  208. IS there another example of MPs being told they cannot ask questions? Maybe but I cannot think of any
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  209. Too late we had our chance with UKIP and Brexit party and we messed up.
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  210. not the land of Canaan? They were there first
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  211. you have no idea, you need to get out more
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  212. As far as I can remember Campbell has never been elected to anything yet he was responsible for the Iraq war? Nigel on the other hand found two partys that both won EU elections and has been elected as an MEP and MP
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  213. AI reflects the opinions of the people who program it so no chance of that (which is why its not AI)
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  214.  @colinwhitehead9661  That winter was my first memory as my Mum opened the door just for a few seconds to let me see the snow before shutting it to try and keep the heat from the one small coal fire in the house
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  215. Neither Brazil or Argentina are occupying each other like Israel does in the west bank, Nobody is worried about the check points between the West bank and Israel its the check points that are based every mile in the west bank that only stop Palestinian cars people are complaining about
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  216. if she joined reform I would not vote reform, we don't need another Tory party we need a proper right wing party
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  217.  @juliemaddern  So did I but not enough people did and I blame those that didn't
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  218. I am a fan of Nigel but I do think he has got this wrong. He stood by while lots of people were cancelled and said nothing. Now that it has happened to him with Nat West and in Brussels he thinks its a turning point but its not
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  219. He wanted the ID for no other reason than he does not like people saying no to him
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  220. Great to have Ralf on the show shame he did not get much chance to speak
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  221.  @d.beaumont9157  I think when the worlds sees what has been done in Gaza Tommy who is a decent man will realise he was wrong
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  222. If Nigel cannot save the UK (and he probably cannot) then no one can. That's all we need to know really. We cannot be save so what next?
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  223. As I listen to Rafe Heydel-Mankoo he only confirms what I have thought for a long time. Its too late
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  224.  @Thechatteringclasses-oj6zy  she is a brave woman but as far as I know not brave enough to give Tommy any credit for what he has done or speak out in support of him
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  225. @ I don't disagree but my point is Ben is looking to avenge a personal grievance rather than doing what is best for the country which the choices we have
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  226. yes because the Arabs are just going to do nothing about it
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  227. None of these people protesting could afford a Tesla anyway
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  228. The clue for me about any subject is when they tell us all the scientists agree or all the mainstream media tells the same story you know you are being had them especially if then as a result you go on to check and find they don't all agree at all Think Climate for a start
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  229. If you don't march and shout then the government say nobody is bothered
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  230. I remember in the news Rotherham council banning a couple from Fostering children when they had been doing it for years because the voted UKIP meanwhile they did nothing about the grooming gangs
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  231. We don't hate Elon in the UK we love him
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  232. 22 people on the stage no one was ever really going to get their say so the whole thing was a waste of time
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  233. not enough to fxxk off and live there
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  234. Its too late
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  235. being offended is used as a weapon
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  236. Sorry Liz I would vote for you as MP but I will never vote Conservative again. You had three chances
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  237.  @crisfiler6128  no need to go that far back just back to the canaanites who were living there when the Jews arrived. Anyway you cannot go back 10,000 years because the bible says the world was only created 6000 ago and the bible is never wrong
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  238.  @fhaught  nope it was not their land before 3500 years and it was not their for most of the last 2000
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  239. data can be wrong
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  240. ​ @johnmarshall9415  but it has been shown to be wrong in many ways. The world has not heated in the way climate models predicted, they vastly over estimated what would happen. (garbage in garbage out) The polar ice cap has not disappeared as Al Gore said it would, the world has not come to an end in 2023 as Greta predicted, the Polar Bear population is at a 50 year and high and the Barrier reef recovered. Any scientist who disagrees with the narrative is blocked from funding, discredited, sacked, from their job or removed from prestigious committees. The 98% of scientists agree was proven wrong and admitted to be wrong by the scientists who made it. The thermometers that 100 years ago used to be in fields are now surround by heat retaining and reflecting buildings which raise temperature reading. There are strong arguments that increased Co2 follows warming and is not causing warming. we need around 280 ppm co2 for the world to survive and its around 400 ppm now and has ben as hight as 6000pm so i would say we are in a good position but it becomes and endless debate even as deadlines come and go being proven wrong because there is money to be made with the narrative so lets not debated it lets assume climate change caused by man is definitely happening What should we do about it go back and live in the stone age? Do you know China has a number of projects to reclaim the desert? and has planted 78 billion trees since it started creating huge new forests? Or the Great Green wall project in Africa slow to get up and running because of the political situation in African countries but nevertheless an area the size of Cambodia has been greened Have you seen what they are doing in Saudi, in the capital. They started in 2019 and a planting 7.5 million trees in Riyadh by 2030 the expect this will reduce Co2 in the city by 3 to 6% and lower temperatures by 1 to 2 degrees and in areas they intend to heavily forested the temperature could drop by up to 15 degrees and they are creating over 1000km of green belt. They are using recycled waste water and a huge irrigation system to do this. in the desert itself they are converting 40 million hectares of land into forest planting 10 billion trees. These are the sort of things we should be doing
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  241.  @johnmarshall9415 I did but YT deleted it, it does this so often I have made a policy of not continually rewriting posts especially ones like this then went into a lot of detail and took a bit of time
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  242.  @truegemrn  I talked to a couple of nurses, married couple, they said they hid in their houses when people banged their pans for the NHS, they felt frauds.
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  243. A hockey stick????? Who else was attacked with Hockey stick and in the news recently
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  244. Why would you not go on a march with Tommy Suzanne? Do you actually have a good reason not to
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  245. @ So Bern says. Farage is trying to keep control of the party in a way he never could in UKIP. The UKIP members were always letting him down. Every time he was on tele he was asked about the latest cock of a member People should in no doubt this is Farages party in more ways than one. If you like what he says over what the other partys say then back him or have another 5 years of Labour from the next election
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  246.  @jillmaltby  So all those two guys have to do is start a party and they will win the next election. Sorted
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  247.  @NatMart9394  fine but gut smells body language tone of voice don't amount to anything. If you are done with him then who will you vote for that will make things better
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  248. I am glad the UK left the EU
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  249. The people who follow Tommy Robinson don't think he is guilty of most of the "crimes" he has been found guilty of so Rod to a degree defending Tommy then saying his other stuff is reprehensible put s Rod in with all the mainstream people Reforn supporters don't like
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  250. There is no far right so they have invented it and smear people with it
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  251.  @frankh.2669  Who are the far right in the UK
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  252.  @whentheleveebreaks3962  what's far right about them
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  253. by himself. The left do believe they are of superior intellect, knowledge and reasoning power and tell themselves this every day
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  254. If you have to be taught critical thinking tou have probably had your hard drive wiped
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  255. I am in my 60s and I would not fight for my country as I don't recognise it any more, its not my country
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  256. Sunglasses man judges Musk from the are his family came from 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  257. Soo they think because the land is desolate they can just take it
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  258. if someone asked Rachel from accounts what AI was do you think she could explain it?
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  259.  @martynblackburn9632  I think if you are going to be in a position of authority with the countries economic nuts in your hand and you are declaring how great AI is then you ought to know what you are talking about Not being an economist has not stopped her being chancellor of the exchequer so I don't think she should need to be a scientist to have a grasp of AI
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  260. What a great video. I've been looking at watches for a while but not ready to spend a lot of money. This video has opened my eyes
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  261. What I didn't realise when I voted out and won the referendum was that was only the start o the fight since then we have had years of trying to stop us leaving and trying to keep us as aligned as possible to rejoin in the near future. I didn't realise once we voted we would also have to fight the government, the opposition, the speaker, the house of Lords, the Courts and the media and not just to leave but every day since
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  262. it didn't prove much hear. Where is the proof King David even existed? Egypt is litter with proof of their Kings
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  263. @It is too late the country has been changed beyond all recognition. If you think it can be stopped now then I would suggest you are relatively young and don't want to turn the cloack back that far
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  264. He has managed to bitch about Brexit for nearly a decade he is having a good go at making it a career
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  265.  @jamesmccann355  😂😂
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  266. @ But the public are not ready for the leap from where we are to where UKIP are
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  267. @ But the public are not ready for the leap from where we are to where UKIP are
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  268. It is, she is useless but she still choose the right side to support
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  269.  @UltraSaltyDomer1776  Democrats Conservatives Labour all just names. Its their actions and policies that count
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  270. I would not defend my country because it does not exist any more
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  271.  @UltraSaltyDomer1776  Let me assist you Growing up in the 1960s there were three main party's in the UK. Labour who were very definitely socialist. Conservative who were on the right but not extreme and the Liberal party in the middle who were neither one thing or the other so they had no chance of winning, we can forget about them. The Conservatives won and election in 1979 after the country had been brought to its knees having had to go to the IMF for a bail out like some third world country. The Conservatives took some very hard decisions and eventually produced a very successful economy but were nevertheless booted out because of sleaze Labour came back into power in part at least because they had moved more towards the right / centre ground but still managed to trash the economy. Even so to win power the Conservatives had to move more to the left and now many Conservatives don't believe the party is conservative at all they have become so left wing. Conservatives don't really have a home. Step forward Nigel Farage and ex Conservative who left the party because of their polices and won the country a referendum on the EU and Brexit Nigel founded Reform who many argue are the natural heirs of the Conservative party. Currently they lead the opinion polls and are likey to do extremely well at the next election, even win it but thats four years away and Reform face all the problems of a new party gaining credibility and getting people to actually for for them on the day
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  272. just the way the cops speaks shows his intended malice and lack of professionalism
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  273. bank of England was unable to deliver gold today and said there would be a 4 to 8 week wait. If they have the gold what's the problem?
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  274. Far right is just the latest slur against us just own it.
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  275. I know several couples struggling to start a family
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  276.  @nathijomac  I almost did not bother replying your post All the trade deals we rolled over from the EU that we were part of negotiating and agreed with also count because we were told we could not do them and we did them immediately showing just how easy it could be and how hard the EU made it The point of making trade deals with countries we have small trading partners is to make them bigger. Remain did not say we could only make trade deals with small partners they said were would not be able to make any. You forgot to mention we made a trade deal with Canada or more likely you just didn't know. You also overlooked we signed a deal with CPTPP. Brexit is five years old and we signed a deal with Australia one year after Brexit. The EU in all its incarnations has failed to make that deal in 68 years. We even had a deal with Australia before we joined the common market that we had to give up. Trade with Australia is up 12% in the first year of the deal We are further down the road of a trade deal with India than the EU after 5 years of Brexit than the EU is of 68 years of existence. The UK shares the same common law principles and a similar legal system it will make a deal before the EU does. We could have signed a trade deal with the USA but Theresa May blocked it because she wanted to stay aligned to the EU thinking their could be a quick return We are close to signing a deal with the Gulf Cooperation Council a block of six oil rich countries Honda made a big point of saying they were pulling out of Europe not the UK and that it leaving had nothing to do with Brexit Ford completely left the the UK in 2013 3 years before the referendum. No one was expecting us to leave the EU then or in the years before that. They had been pulling out for years. The last vehicle they made in the UK was a transit van its production was moved to Turkey not the EU because they could get cheap labour there and the EU European investment bank gave ford advantageous loans to move to Turkey. Why would they do that Turkey was not an EU member? Jaguar Land Rover have not left in fact they have just 4 billion in a new battery plant in Summerset Nissan has not left and invested 2 billion in Sunderland last year Toyota has not left they have two factories in the UK and have made numerous investments Dyson moved out of the UK in 2002 14 years before the referendum he did not go to Europe he went to Asia Airbus has not left and opened a new 55 million headquarters in the UK this year Barclays has not left it is still registered in the UK Lloyds has not left it is still registered in the UK HSBC has not left it is still registered in the UK Sony and Panasonic moved to the Netherlands because they feared the UK might be considered a tax haven after Brexit and they would have to pay more tax in Japan. I think we can agree those fears were unfounded. You will have to explain how P and O Ferries have left. Their ferries still cross the channel, they have just invested a billion quid in the uk despite the transport secretary calling for the country to boycott them Michelin had two sites in the UK. One in Dundee the other Stoke. Dundee closed because of competition from Asia in the low cast tyre market Please wake up to the reality you live in!
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  277.  @sbor2020  No the OBR have proven now that immigration is a drain on our society. If you knew what you were talking about you would know we never had austerity and you clearly don't understand investment
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  278. This guy should be kept in solitary (like Tommy) to protect all the other prisoners in the prison
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  279. You nailed it. This is a big problem nobody accepts anything now especially the left. How stupid was I? I honestly thought that if we voted to leave everyone would accept it. Yes maybe in 50 years time have another vote but not try and reverse the vote, have another vote and do their best to sabotage Brexit. Once I saw that I knew this country is near the end of the line. It may last long enough to see me out but its fxxkxd, there is no saving it
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  280. Steven is a great addition to the team
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  281. Trump did you a favour then
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  282. populism is a made up term to slur people with. its not a real thing.
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  283.  @andrewholdaway813  I reckon so
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  284.  @RussingtonS4678  How about a sensible knowledgeable fan who we can 50k a year
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  285.  @pinkfloyd8361  why do that
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  286.  @sbor2020  I seem to remember Femi saying something along the lines old people should not have a vote? That sounds anti democratic. Also there is nothing healthy about our democracy. What economic challenges specially do you think we are facing today that we would not be if we had stayed in the EU?
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  287. Please pronounce aluminium correctly
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  288. You missed out that the dwarfs were replaced with lgbtq people before they were replaced with magical creatures that had to be cgi ed over the lgbtq people
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  289.  @MrJeffHead  I keep reading from remoaners that Brexit has been a disaster by why is it they can never put any meat on the bones as to why its a disaster. They just make the claim and ride off into the sunset before anyone can question them. Where is the disaster? I am still looking for it. Specific things caused by Brexit
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  290.  @guleiro  I don't have a sound rational argument for Brexit. And that coming from a man who thinks Femi is 200% correct. Or did you mean 100% LOL. "The left " is the side without sound arguments 'why they just shout racist. There are two types of British people. People who are British Citizens and those who are British. Those who are British don't feel the need to add Citizen to being British and probably more readily identify as English Scottish Welsh or Irish anyway. Being a British Citizen suggests to me that their loyalty lies elsewhere and being British is just a flag of convince
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  291.  @guleiro  Anyone can be a British Citizen it does not mean they are or want to be British. There is no such thing as being 200% correct The UK was pretty poor and pretty irrelevant before Brexit, nothing has changed. The whole of Europe is becoming Irrelevant including the EU.
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  292. Why does she not understand, there are no right reasons to be here. STOP them coming
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  293. its just part of the downward spiral this country has found itself in, its in a really really bad way and cannot be saved
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  294. there is no other choice than nigel
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  295.  @prasadlingamaneni  So the Jews were not there first? What did god say the Jews should to to the Canaanites,
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  296.  @MaryGuerrero-o9j  the trouble is there around 3000 gods in the world what makes your god right? What did god say should happened to the Canaanites, living there when the Jews arrived
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  297.  @LynnMarie-v2f  but the Canaanites were there first and their origin was Iran
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  298. Nigel said the German car companies would suffer if we left and now we hear VW is closing 3 factories. Thays Brexits fault 🤣🤣
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  299.  @sbor2020  Poland's economy is not plummeting but Germanys is and France is almost as bad. As these are the two economies that drive the EU especially Germany I think Poland will be glad they did not join the trap that is the Euro as it will make it much easier if they want to leave or the whole thing collapses
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  300.  @sbor2020  Germany is Europes biggest economy but it is facing lots of problems not least it is on the hook for all of the EURO zone and EUs debt. Germany may have lost two wars in the 20th century but it took over Europe anyway because its economy was so strong and by replacing most of Europe's currencies with the deutschmark and calling it the Euro. That worked fine for a while as it cooled the deutschmark's high exchange rates that would have damaged Germany exports. When things go wrong in the EURO zone / EU as they did in Greece and Cyprus and often look likely to in Italy Germany has to pick up the slack. When the EU central bank prints of billions in Euros its Germany that has to back it up. If Germany disappeared tonight the EU would disappear tomorrow. Poland has had some free money from the EU but the Poles are hard workers and clever. Once free of the soviet Union they were always going to do well. The EU like s to take credit for everything that goes well in Europe like Poland but never accepts the blame for things that go badly like the war in Ukraine. The Poles like many countries may have had enough of the EU now telling them what to do and punishing them when they don't Ive not said Poland was planning to leave the EU (although I think it will eventually) I said they could leave the EU because they were not in the Euro trap that Greece found itself in unable to devalue its currency because its currency was the Euro and having to do what it was told by Brussels and the Troika slashing spending everywhere. It would have been impossible to introduce its own currency again because it would take far too long and everyone would ensure they were in Euros rather than risk a new version of the drachma failing. Cyprus found itself in a similar position and had to steal its peoples saving from their accounts to pay of its debts that it probably would not have had to do if it had not joined the Euro a few years earlier The EU has already broken its own rules by bailing out Greece Cyprus Ireland Hungary Latvia and Portugal and this is because the one size fits all Euro does not fit all. There is a world of difference between the Greeks economy and German one. At any point in the last ten years + if Greece had not agreed to pay back loans by borrowing more money to pay them back the German banks would have gone bust and that would have been the end of the Euro Zone and maybe the EU. The money leant to Greece was immediately used to pay off German banks in other worlds bail out German banks. Several German banks are tittering on the edge but to be honest they will probably survive but I am not sure we can say the same about the Italians banks. So worried was Italy they planned a new Italian parallel currency to introduce along side the Euro so as to not get caught out like Greece. They could run them side by side before dropping the Euro and taking back control of their economy. Of coarse what will actually take down the Euro and western economies will not be what I have said but something none of us have thought of and don't see coming which will broadside us before we can do anything about it. I don't take pleasure in thinking the Euro one will crash as we are so interlinks it will take us down with it The Truth is our future is in the hands of the BRICS countries who are going to introduce a new reserve currency that will badly damage the west
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  301.  @mariatheresavonhabsburg  Not really, the problem was we sent in remainers to negotiate who didn't want to leave and were scared to leave so we were stuffed. We should have played hard ball and left on WTO if we didn't get a deal but we could not even pretend we would do that because the remain government made it illegal to leave without a deal
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  302. I don't think there is anything Kemi can say that would make me vote for her but if there was anything then it certainly was not said here
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  303.  @tonyperkins7485  I wondered who did
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  304. Nah God gave it to me
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  305. The police covered in glory or just doing their job
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  306. I think Kemi needs to make a public apology on behalf of the Conservative Party for the way they treat Liz. It has to be done to make it clear they have changed their ways
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  307. When I voted Brexit I was fully prepaid to risk an economic hit, everything is not just about business and profit
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  308.  @sbor2020  You are replying to me and as my only post said "When I voted Brexit I was fully prepaid to risk an economic hit, everything is not just about business and profit" I assume this is what you are replying to I very definitely said I was prepared to take a financial hit for Brexit but I admit I didn't think I or anyone else would have to and don't think they have. I certainly have not so its worked for me. I am not really that bothered about what JRM says he is all talk and no action, Tory party before anything else including Brexit. For the sake of debate I am prepared to admit no one including me and all the remainers fully understand the potential economic consequences of Brexit or Remaining for that matter. If we had to wait for everyone to understand everything we would still get lots of different opinions and do nothing. And of coarse if you don't agree with me then you don't understand it. Before the vote the debate was almost entirely about the economic effects of Brexit good or bad. If you recall a million people would lose their jobs house prices would crash so would the stock market. An emergency budget would be needed the day after the referendum and there would be an immediate recession manufacturing like cars and aviation were already planning to leave and move to the mainland But I agree many leavers did not know what they were voting for but they were at least balance out by the remainers that did not know what they were voting for. None of these predictions by remain happened and the leavers that understood and didn't understand what they wee voting for were all proved right Sovereignty and borders came into it as well regarding the economic effect as leaving the single market and free movement etc was supposed to damage the economy. Remember how we were supposed to have massive queues at Dover. Where are they? You think voters should have been given a understanding of the long term consequences of such a significant decision? Who should give voters that understanding? You? Nigel Farage, Femi or me?
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  309.  @Munchkintom  Back from the globalists who have stolen it and have changed it beyond recognition in only half a life time
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  310. Suppressing a documentary to delay a broadcast sounds like interference in an election to me
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  311. no number no vote.
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  312.  @normanlazarus1836  I would rather have Nigel knock himself out trying and fail than Kemi pretending to try and doing nothing. All party's are light n detail, it didn't stop the current government winning. These days they all tell us as little as possible especially years away from and election. They don't want the polices flaws exposed
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  313.  @stones4879  She reminded me of a number of left wing politicians saying they could not put a number on it (D A in particular) it was then that I realised they wanted as many as they could get.
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  314. @ Its easy if there is a will to do it. Hungary have done it Poland have done it Australia did it America is doing it Once of the mains reasons they come from France is they get nothing in France. Cut free hotels. the free travel free health care free dentist debit cards with money on then and the UK will soon become less attractive. Anyone who arrives put them in a camp they should not be free to roam the country and disappear. I read that 50 relatives a week "legally" come in to live here because their family is claiming asylum. Stop that Also anyone one caught going home for a visit / holiday should not be let back in. If its safe for a holiday its safe to live there Make sure its clear that anyone claiming asylum will be expected to return when there country is safe Stop sending out the RNLI stop our coast guard an navy going out to predetermined meeting points in the channel to collect them Send the Navy out to block their path and drag them back to French waters. Legally they left France that is where they should return Leave the UN migration compact immediately something most people don't know we even signed. Legal migration is the easiest to stop. just make the qualifying rules much harder and even put a limit on how many allowed to come no matter what say 100,000 Give British people priority on housing Its easy if you have the will and the will to fight the problems that people put in front of you rather than be someone whose heart is not really in it and prefers to say it cannot be done but its not my fault its the lawyers the courts the NGOs (stop giving NGOs government money) the ECHR, the UN etc And if all that fails at least we tried
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  315.  @normanlazarus1836  my replies deleted
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  316. Julia talks too much, she should let her guests talk
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  317. Supported Tommy since the beginning. I am so sad he has not thought about what is going on in Palestine / Israel, he does not understand he has more in common with the Palestinians than Israel
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  318. But as the centre has moved so far left is that right enough? I don't think so. Not to stop the rot or repair the problems
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  319. It makes American goods more attractive and the rest of the worlds goods less attractive. America will buy its own goods. American companies will manufacture in America instead of somewhere like Mexico
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  320. Lost respect for me when the their pipeline was blown up and they said nothing
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  321. As if the UK needs more immigration because someone else is persecuted. The persicuted person might want to come her but that does not mean we need them
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  322. Liz Truss for PM
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  323. The British and their culture are being diluted away. The country is already unrecognisable to what it was 35 years ago. Its Fxxked and beyond repair
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  324.  @sbor2020  No God, I mean Nigel
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  325.  @jasoncooper1728  Being a millionaire is hardly unusual today
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  326. It is not a sticky issue for Farage. He just has to shut up about Tommy and stop knocking him
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  327. I am like Oliver walked through a door into a parallel universe but did it much longer ago so its not just the pandemic but things like Climate I have realised are nonsense
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  328. Nigel can be sensible and I can live with that but Nigel needs to stop putting the boot in
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  329. asking the longest question in the world
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  330.  @brianconnelly-s5e  No he didn't say that at all and if you think he did then you need to educate yourself more. Farage was not in the government he had now way of making any promises about anything because he was not in a position to enact anything into law. All he could do was tell you what could happen or might happen or should happen what actually happens depends on the government of the day which have all been remain governments If you want to talk about lies then lets talk about how the car companies did not leave, the Banks and City of London did not leave, 3 million people were not made unemployed, the FT100 and FT250 didn't crash, the housing market didn't crash, Pensions were not trashed, that Mr F got money from Russia, that we would need an emergency tax raising budget the day after the referendum All these claims and more are now demonstratively not true Why do you say Reform is my party? Why are you asking me if he has democratised the party. What's it got to do with me? He can run the party anyway he wants. And the idea he would be voted out is crazy he is the party and they are nothing without him
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  331. @ Brian puts his point of view and I politely put mine so we can see how scewed YT is. Brian is wrong. Farage is not a meber of the government so he was in no position to say we would do anything. He could only say what we could do. It was for the remain government to decide what we do after we left
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  332. I was only a kid when Enoch made his speech and was active in politics. Its interesting to go back and listen to his interviews on youtube. Yes he has a posh educated voice bit much of what he says was true or came true and was very reasonable
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  333. Yes she has to say we will definitely leave the ECHR so we can measure if she did what she would say or not or just bottle out again
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  334.  @yipzoe3865  Konstantin was not born in the UK and he thinks we should have much stronger immigration controls so I see no reason why Kemi would not. The reason she won't put a strict limit on numbers is her politics nothing to do with her heritage. She believe in open borders but like all the politicians before her she just cannot say it out load
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  335. Julia asks the bloke to explain the problem then does not let him speak and explains it herself. I used to think she was smart and a good interviewer but she keeps going down in my estimation
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  336.  @MarkCarleone  Why were they helping us? We were helping Europe it was not our war so those people you mention must have been helping Europe as well always assuming you don't think they were fighting for themselves and their futures
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  337.  @MarkCarleone  Instead of imagining all sorts of stuff and making it up why not come back with some actual evidence like the British Government promised India independence if they fought alongside us and then gave it them in 1948
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  338.  @MarkCarleone  So what are you saying we did not give India independence in 1948? Its certainly more accurate than you saying " I bet the British government promised them all sorts" especially when you admitted they were fighting for their freedom and rights
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  339.  @MarkCarleone  no I would not have a go at someone for not saying something exactly right its youtube we are allowed to not be exactly right its not an exam. But you didn't say something not exactly right you made up a wild claim that the government made promises and went back on them
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  340. I am English sat in England watching this and I am angry about it. People in Palestine need to know that slowly back in England people are realising the truth
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  341. The release of hostages for hostages
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  342. Did Angela cut her own fringe
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  343.  @jacquelinebailey3637  Boris Prime minister?
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  344. @James-o2u9x So which of our Prime minsters of say the last 40 years had the qualities you require? I would argue none but they still cam PMs. If you think Mother Theresa is going to win the election fine but I know she has no chance
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  345. no it would not most of them don't even work that come and they will keep coming as you don't need to work in this country
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  346. @ellen3096 Forced out of business by new people so poor they were happy to work around the clock 7 days a week to have a half decent living Now those people have bettered themselves and don't want to do the job either
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  347. So here is the problem. Nigel lives in a bubble the people around him have been secretly supporting Tommy Robinson who has now been treated so badly they think they have to speak out and Nigel is trying to silence them which is tearing at their loyalties. Rupert spoke out about TR so did Elon Alex so have many others. Nigel needs to hold out an olive branch to Tommy. Stop kicking him, stop slandering him and recognise what he has sacrificed
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  348. reality of communism or 60 years of sanctions
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  349. Farage is deluded, he thinks the west is in control of what Russia will do. Russia will stop when they want where they want and thats the whole of eastern Ukraine
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  350.  @SvenDettman  but if there was the jews were suppose to wait for his return before going "back" to Israel
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  351. @godisreality7014 Where is he?
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  352. No its much worse than that. I feel like I am living in a completely different country to the one I was born in and grew up in. The country is gone and I feel no loyalty to it now as it does not exist
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  353. people do it decades later
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  354.  @michaelicornelius  the full circumstances are almost irrelevant
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  355. Social media made Nigel and it will Ruin him. He is not learning none of the people that follow him support him on this issue
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  356.  @andybenson7344  with consequences
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  357. too late
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  358. he looks like he is in the big brother diary room
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  359. Be fair they have had a lot of help from the Tories
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  360. Julia should have listened to Tommy Robinson 20 years ago instead of demonising him
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  361. Liam Halligan is underrated, he knows what's going on
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  362. @ over used but nevertheless true
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  363. Whilst generally agreeing with steve being a big gob does not do his cause any good
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  364.  @zonianfjb  No point winning to have more of the same so yes I am against winning for the sake of it. Farage has been moving closer and closer to the new centre ground if he keeps doing it he will be indistinguishable from the uniparty of Lab and Con and if he is indistinguishable he probably won't win anyway
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  365.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  That's true often I am not told if there is a reply. Most annoying for me is that generally i do put some thought and work into my reply only to see them casually cast aside
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  366.  @Philcopson  Well Panama says he cannot have it but he says he is going to take it anyway. I wonder if you know the history of Panama and the canal, how and why Panama was created? Buying Greenland is very unusual and nobody in the world would say Russia did a good deal selling Alaska for the equivalent of 150 million dollars in todays money. There are footballers that cost more than that to buy. I don't think Denmark will be making that mistake. Louisiana had exchanged hands between France and Spain and back to France but most of it belonged to the native Americans still and France controlled very little of it. It is arguable if it was theirs to sell but as Napoleon was tied up in wars with Europe he was glad of the money and it meant he had given up his claim so the USA was happy to pay. As a dictator was Neapolitan a legitimate person to agree the sale? A far more usual way to gain land is how the southern states were gained. I think America wanted to buy them but were told no. The rest is history (The Mexican-American War) I wonder if you know your own history? I assume you are American
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  367.  @Philcopson  Those southern states you mention were not purchased the offer was turned down and there was certainly no consultation with the people who lived there
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  368.  @Englandweloveyou  Nah the very last chance we had to save the country was 2016 and even then it was too late as it would have taken a very reactionary government to do what is required and we were never going to get that. Sorry the vast majority is not awake at all. You me and a few friends is not the vast majority. I maybe have 20 years left. Hopefully the country will still resemble what it was whilst I am around but if not I have already made plans to leave If the country has changed then tell me how many of you friends and family support Mr Robinson?
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  369. Seems like there is a lot of hate at this event
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  370.  @WallydarlingEDIT  She is not brave enough because she does not believe what she is saying, She knows she needs to have more right wing opinions but if you don't have them you don't have them. Whatever she promises she will back track on in power
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  371. @ FRANCE FECKWIT
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  372.  @careytitan9097  Britain and its various spellings was a name used by the Greeks and then the Romans to describe the area and people who lived in what they called the British Isles, all of the isles. It was not a name the "British" people used themselves who were still very tribal at the time the land rule by dozens if not hundreds of tribes across the Islands all using their own names with no sense of being British at all. As you say some people from the Islands moved across the water into what later become known as France and settled there and become known as Bretons and to distinguished between that area and the Islands some people called the Islands Great Britain as it was larger but the vast majority of the population never used the term. They had no need to distinguish themselves from a place in France using a name they didn't use anyway. England was not united until the 10th century and those people were not calling themselves British. It was hundreds of years before Wales united with England and a couple of hundred years more before Scotland did and only then did the term Great Britain come into modern use when Scotland's King James became England's King and that was for legal documents etc people still did not call themselves British they were very definitely English Scottish Welsh with regions of these countries still harbouring a desire to be free of them never mind free of the United Kingdom of Great Britain. And some of those desires for freedom remain today we see it most strongly in Northern Island and Scotland but also in Wales and the last whimpers of it in Cornwall. Ask someone from any of the four countries today where they are from and they don't say British they name the country England Scotland etc. The 4 countries are very distinct with their own cultures, traditions and national dress. Britain has none of those things
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  373. the bible is not a historical book there is virtually no proof King David existed
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  374. Did you miss the bit where there was an election and he won a massive majority and now he is doing what he said he would do
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  375. Dig into his parents history
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  376. Thats not quiet true I have heard a few EU big cheeses say they would welcome us back. They miss us
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  377. Why would she want to support Newcastle now anyway.
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  378. to late to repair it now
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  379.  @msingh1181  Its not that the country is weak its that over a period of 30 years the left have taken over the institutions and nobody noticed and this includes all major political party's. The left is an old term that does not really describe the peopl or what they did.. We sort of knew we were getting this with Labour but no one realised the Tories had changed as well and they told us oone thing whilst doing another. They can never be forgiven
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  380.  @Xwarrior-dl4kz  Its all about degree and quantity and their reasons for coming. Yes some EE are taking advantage of the things you mentioned especially those from poorer countries and the wages in certain jobs have been undermined making it uneconomic for Brits to do those jobs? Those from SA in my opinion, in general do all these things more than people from EE, they also bring another set of problems with them as well, they are not culturally similar to Brits making it harder to integrate? indeed I think plenty don't want to or have any intention of integrating? they want to recreate their country inside ours? Yes there is an agenda here and it comes from what we used to call the left that is now possibly call the liberal left or the progressives and they try to sell us one narrative and we are now starting to hear the other narrative
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  381. Love Ralf but he is wrong over Trump Putin and oil etc
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  382. @ No I would not blame the Tories they took over a disaster of an economy from Lab in 1979 and tuned it around paying off national debt in the process but getting kicked out for the individual behavior of some of their MPs not their performances as a government So there is 18 years where they are not to blame It was Labour who through open the doors to everyone and anyone whilst tanking the economy again doing 13 years of damage and handing yet another mess to The Tories in 2010 By then the mess was too big to sort out and the Tories had ceased to be Tories anyway
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  383. have you seen the light about climate, Russia, 2008 financial crisis
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  384.  @ronfrank8503  not many that are prepared to do anything once they are awake
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  385.  @bonanddave49  Solitary is torture that's why you are not allowed to do it
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  386. For years evil forces have been trying to drive a wedge between all the countries of the UK so its no wonder people want it to split up. That said the Scots are particularly annoying and I would be glad to see the back of them and the sooner the better with no sweet heart deal. We need a divorce bill for paid by Scotland to the UK for 300 years of membership just as we paid the EU for 50 years We need border checks and no freedom of movement. No right to abode or work in the UK no right to use our medical services and we need a border and tariffs
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  387.  @chappy2121  Exactly because everything has to be own by big companies that work hand in glove with the government We are talking about farmers but its small shops as well disappearing because of tax and rates only big shops will be allowed owned by multi nationals Its a form of communism except the state does not own the big companies they work hand in glove with them MPs and CEOs seamlessly passing between the two
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  388.  @GaryBurdenuik-g8y  When Churchill did his bit we had not already been invaded by 10 million Germans
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  389.  @johnnyhall7065  No its not they don't need to do that there is plenty of land without touching farmers land
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  390.  @johnnyhall7065  there is
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  391. Great event if you live in London. If not you are going to have to travel and probably pay to stay in a hotel as well
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  392. I think of Konstantin as English because whilst I don't agree with him on everything he has basically integrated into England and broadly holds English views and cheers for the country. It does not appear to me that he is trying to make England like another country. OK he has a bit darker skin and a funny name but he is 90% there to being British culturally in a way other people who come here don't even want to try. Konstantin is an almost perfect example of what an immigrant should be coming to the UK
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  393.  @maggieattenborrow6725  no he does not know much and he is despicable arguing back at the referendum old people will be dead soon and so their vote should not count
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  394.  @sbor2020  Yes the many of them are roll overs. Why would we not agree them again we agreed them while we were in the EU. This proved we did not need to be in the EU to make those deals, we did not need collective leverage that dilutes our say, no country saw us as a soft touch because we were not part of a bigger block and tried to squeeze us for a better deal once we left. It also demonstrated just how easy those other countries were prepared to make a deal compared to the EU who dragged it out for years and demanded we pay them to trade in their block when they do far more trade with us than we do with them. We should have insisted on a free trade deal and if they refuse which is their right bang tariffs on their exports to us and keep the 350m a month. They would have soon changed their mind and if they didn't well so be it we would make a fortune on tariffs Of coarse those deals with Australia and NZ have been criticised as being more beneficial to Australia and NZ than the UK by Remainers but what else can they do. They said we were too small to make deals so when we did they said they were bad deals but they didn't say we would make bad deals they said we could not make any deals. Trade to Australia is up 10% this year so far according to the last figures considerably better than the EU and that's part of what this is about. The UK needs multiple partners and friends around the world not one big friend who can ruin us because they chose to or because they wreck their own economy and drag us down with them. Returning to your collective leverage argument which I think I already dismissed in my previous post and this one. We did not need the collective leverage to roll over trade deals, make new ones with Au or NZ Japan Canada CPTPP or with US states Indiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Utah, Washington, Florida, Texas, with others in the pipeline but the election got in the way. And I think I pointed out our biggest trade partner was the USA without a trade deal at all so how necessary are they and that a potential trade with the USA was dismissed by Mrs May but we could have had one she didn't want to try. You have shown me nothing to say the quality of the trade deals we have made were poor but you mentioned Australia. Well Trade is up 10%. What if Australia is up 20% with us. Is that so bad presumably they are selling us stuff we want and at cheaper prices than we can get from just across the channel or we would buy from across the channel. Take Wetherspoons (900 pubs 50 hotels) they stopped buying continental wines and now support UK and New World wines because European (French mostly) are to expensive and better wines can be bought elsewhere. France is returning to the bad old days of wine lakes and the government is paying producers to destroy their wines! And the government looking to close vineyards for good paying compensation to their owners. Meanwhile UK wine producing is going from strength to strength with 1030 Vineyards 87 of them opening just last year Wouldn't it be worth considering we have only left the EU nearly five years ago. The EU banned us from making trade deals until we left so we could not prepare very well. The remain uk parliament banned us from leaving the EU without a deal with the EU removing any leverage at all we might have had in negotiations, remainers gave away 350m a month for nothing in return, that leaving was always going to be a bit rocky at first but more so as we were hit by a pandemic and then a war that caused fuel prices to go up and a world recession and yet we are still doing just as well as we were before Brexit relative to our competitors and similar countries in size and economy to us like France and throughout this time we have had governments that refuse to do the things people who believe in Brexit want because they didn't believe in Brexit
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  395.  @vincentl.9469  They can demand what they want they are entitled to I don't blame them I blame successive UK governments for lying to us and doing what they wanted instead of what they were voted into to do
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  396.  @BUFUmic The trade deals (you call them what you want) are better than anything the EU has and could have been a full trade deal with the whole of the USA were it not for Theresa May turning down the opportunity to make a full deal because she wanted to remain aligned to the EU for and easy return. The arrogance of her. One of the worst PMs we have ever had and she cost us a fortune Our own farmers are always complaining often with good reason. At the moment they are complaining about inheritance tax, Net Zero, Supermarket Cartels not AU and NZ trade deals and in the crazy world we live in whilst imports of red meat into the UK are up so are our exports especially to the EU. I think our farmers are still happy not to be in the EU where famers are being told to cull their animals and plant less crops and sell their farms signing agreements never to farm again. Have you been watching the farmers protests in the Netherlands, Poland, Belgium where the police shot a farmer, Germany, Spain, France, Portugal, Ireland, Italy. They have been blocking airports ports motorways but my favorite protests are when the French farmers decurtate French government buildings by spraying them with manure. No I think the EU is making it hard for us and itself. Unfortunately our government at the moment loves to atone for the crime of leaving the EU and is happy to suffer rather than stand up for itself and was throughout negations on leaving. We gave away the 350m a month for nothing in return when we had no legal obligation to do so and I think you need to explain your claim a bit more that we wrote the rules on leaving the EU. We were well within our rights to leave on WTO rules it just the remain government didn't have the bottle to do it and actually made it illegal to do it You guys worship EU standards on this and that when the countries in the EU itself don't even meet many of those standards. Its all very well writing them down in law but it everyone ignores them they don't really count. You say our standards will drop if we have a trade deal with the USA but you have not even seen the deal. You just hope they will drop so you can say you were right What you seem to have missed is that the UK and EU are still trading happily now we have left the EU and we didn't have to be in the EU to trade with it
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  397. You are right and they have found a way around doing what the British people want. Importing millions of people who don't give a toss about our country and traditions and giving them a vote
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  398. so many people against the afd the afd will have no chance of winning? So why are they worried? Good luck afd and democracy
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  399. tell me about the land they gave up for peace I am keen to learn
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  400. Some people like zero hours contracts
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  401. too late
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  402. 2030 is not so far away, less than five years. Please remember this bullsxxt that you said today when nothing changes
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  403.  @escapetheratracenow9883  Fool and liking your own posts as well
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  404. @ what are you going to do
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  405.  @Laddy67  I've long since realise that the vast majority of people don't understand the problem or don't want to understand the problem and they all have legitimate reasons for doing nothing be they disabled or don't want to risk losing their job., house, family etc In the UK we are all far too comfortable to risk losing what we have to do anything about it and those that tried recently albeit in a but of a pathetic way soon felt the governments jackboot on their neck and suffer the consequences I previously described. Shouting from the roof tops won't solve anything Sadly the way to change things is boring, its by voting the correct way at an election and it won't even get you in trouble but still the public are to afraid or to st u pid to do that Its a lost cause so I look after my lot and let everyone else look after theirs or not as the case maybe
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  406. How was the party different under Cameron May and Boris?
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  407. No sympathy for any of them. Are the Mexicans doing their bit on the other side of the border
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  408. no such thing as AI its just a gimmick, a branding exercise
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  409. BBC ais as always
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  410. NO YOU CLOWNS HE WAS NOT IN DNAGER OF DERAILING A COURT CASE. STOP IT NIGEL
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  411. Karen Garner, a 73-year-old woman with dementia..................................
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  412. Nigel needs to be worried, if Tommy joins UKIP he will take a lot of Nigel's supporters with him. JUST SHUT UP NIGEL
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  413. yes but all those license plates can drive on the same roads and are not subject to stops every few miles just because of their plate
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  414.  @galgay1  It is two countries not one but if it was one that would be even worse. The stops I am talking about are in the WB every couple of miles nothing to do with border crossings and its not a quick check of a passport its a pointless stop sometimes for hours
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  415. How did the Shah become King? Why did she not start with that story
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  416. no one knows who rupert is
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  417. it was about maintaining our country and culture
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  418.  @bassistmike1987  its failed the country is lost its going to end up like south africa with monied people living in gated communities and everywhere else the wild west.
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  419.  @bassistmike1987  I replied and YT deleted it. I didn't say anything bad. YT is becoming a joke
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  420. No i think its important who said it first. Tommy was saying it before everyone or nearly everyone and yet whilst the others fight it out to see who will get the credit Tommy is in prison
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  421.  @mellarner8253  no its not changing and it won't. All that is happening is our one chance to change things imperfect as it is is being destroyed by people like Ben
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  422. @ They do not need to have heard of the leaders of the big party''s for them to win as one or other is pretty much guaranteed to win it is much much harder for a small party. No one has heard of him but its about more than a casual acquaintance with a name or face. Its about long term acknowledgement . Just look at all the political leaders that have disappeared rarely to be heard of again during N F political lifetime. He has much more Gravitas than almost anyone around today
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  423.  @ianrichardson9950  I would suggest you are more switched on than the general public whose vote we need. It goes without saying you know who Nigel is which is sort of my point Lee became famous for defecting and then going on GB news. Richard because he was leader of Reform, funded it and as leader given lots of TV airtime. I've no idea who the other MP is and even as a football fan could not have told you who rupert was, I could have walked past him in the street and still could and not notice. Its only his fall out and the media using him to bash N F that has given hi any recognition at all
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  424. Ive missed your regular updates
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  425.  @sacredgongs  yes
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  426. I love how Ralph uses terms like "20 foot" wall and "30 foot" ladder as he is not English and you might expect him to use metres. He must have lived in the UK to master the language so well
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  427. @ Or maybe I have a fantastic insight that others don't
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  428.  @johnenglish929  OK. Mr Robinson has lost two businesses and several properties including his own home because of his campaigning on this issue. It has also cost him his marriage and his liberty several times. He has been demonised and attacked several times. He has had the MSM not only not tell the truth about him but try and set him up. His family and extended family have bee targeted by the establishment and extremists and this has been happening for almost 20 years. They fact that Maggie Oliver give him no credit at all tells me she is just part of the system
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  429. @anonnemo2504 Nah no point. You know what I mean just as I know what you mean when you say I susceptible to distorted views of many issues. when you don't know what my views are on any issues never mind many. The fact that you can makes such a claim in ignorance tells me all I need to know and you did not redeem yourself in your reply
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  430.  @johnenglish929  I explained and YT deleted it . I will try again more cryptically Mr R paid a very heavy price and continues to when everyone else would have given up. MO is the respectable face who the media go to because she can be relied on to not say too much. One of the things she has not to talk about is Mr R who deserves lots of credit for what he has done
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  431. @anonnemo2504 ha ha ah I cut and paste that from your post to me where you said it to me, ah did I miss am out and you couldn't work it out or did you just realise my argument was better so you tried to play the man instead
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  432. @anonnemo2504 So how did the first post office inquiry go and how is the second one going? How did the first Hillsborough inquiry go and subsequent investigations and the Iraq one and the pandemic one and the "haemophiliacs enquiry, the Manchester arena inquiry. Grenfell? Shipman? Have you ever watch an inquiry the people who attend are masters at not answering questions and the government draws the boundary's very narrow so that the important buts are not discussed We had several inquiry's about 2008 when the country almost went bankrupt. Was it anyone's fault? Apparently not
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  433. @anonnemo2504 Oh and if you have a review that takes 5 years or more the the wheels justice don't even start grinding until after the review if at all. I mean if the review says everyone is at fault but no one in particular then who would be taken to court?
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  434. Great that Rupert has spoken up for Tommy but as time goes on its not good enough to say he does not know the circumstances around his imprisonment and how he is treated there. He knows this question is coming up again he should have the right answers
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  435. There was a large number of alternative media there with large audiences that would expose the police if they crossed the line
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  436. I don't think Donald Trump will move on he will remember everything and take his revenge
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  437. The police and social services were not afraid of being called R they were afraid. Afraid for their families and for themselves
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  438. Nobody is interested in them
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  439.  @Pawsforthought222  Blind faith is not enough. I agree with more of what Ben and Rupert say than Nigel but as they have no chance and Nigel has a slim chance I support Nigel as the best of what is on offer If you want too support Ben and Rupert for the next 25 years so they can build the chance that Nigel has created then fine but it won't happen. You have to be realistic with your expectations
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  440.  @Prospero-z1s  The comments section is a small group of people interested in politics living in their bubble. Most people live in a different bubble
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  441. the trouble is Ive watched a lot of videos from Iran and plenty of women don't wear an Hijab so the claim they have to or be k ed is not true
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  442.  @ciaomuffet  DM the has the charisma of a damp rag and the appearance of "a low grade bank clerk
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  443.  @DeborahHamilton-q1w  As long as we are clear he has not been supporting Tommy
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  444. I rather fancy the world warming up a bit I think its a good thinbg
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  445. I interpret this as Steven saying his side was wrong
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  446. @ What do you think makes someone British?
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  447. @ I have little time for dual nationals to me that just means someone who does not know who they are
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  448. not in the globalist world
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  449. Why does he say "we" have no desire ....................when its him
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  450.  @20quid  I think they did (and most are not criminals)
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  451.  @geofo60  Its not six states that decide they all have a say. What are you suggesting that you should just total up the voted across the whole country and whoever has the most votes becomes President?
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  452.  @IDontKnow-vh3no  Hitler went way beyond what he said he was going to do. Trump is just doing what he said he would do
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  453.  @RichardAshton-zn5ov  I seem to remember someone saying something similar when Boris won the previous election
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  454. I think institutions like Ben is joining / creating are very important. They are part of moving the country more to the right. The left have all sorts of institutions some obviously political other less so changing public opinion handing out awards the other lefties giving the impression that the ideology is the correct one and the norm. The New Culture forum is a good example although it seems to have lost its way a little
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  455. people can march and do the others things this bloke thinks need to be done. Who is he? I have never seen him before but I have been aware of tommy for the best part of 20 years
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  456. Why do we always have to talk about the good officers when we talk about the bad ones because there are plenty of bad ones its no the odd bad one
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  457. Nigel has been quiet about grooming gangs he is as bad as the rest of the mainstream
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  458. but that's not really true is it? A few Jews have but the collective "we Jewish people" cannot be applied can it? Yes some Jews lived there legitimately and they should be allowed to in peace and were doing but that does not mean millions of Jews from all over the world should be able to go there to live when they and their families have been living somewhere else for as far back as they can trace their families.
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  459. I think Farage was accused as well
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  460. This is not about bosses getting cheap Labour that argument is just a distraction. Its about open open borders and a world government and to do that they have to break down the identity of countries by importing people who don't care about the UK
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  461. Don't forget we have to make a heart shape with our hands whilst singing don't look back in anger
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  462.  @tooleyheadbang4239  Ive No idea what you are talking about
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  463.  @tooleyheadbang4239  ah sorry don't watch plays and films
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  464.  @bl4531  None of these countries including the UK have taken any action for decades. The reason for this is our governments wanted what has happened to happen. We could stop immigration tomorrow if we wanted, instead we have welcomed it for nearly 30 years. we could stop channel crossings tomorrow if we wanted but our governments assist it by signing a UN compact to agree to accept channel crossing without asking / telling the public and collecting the people crossing and bringing them here. Our British governments have lied to us especially the Tories. Why would you expect the UK to do anything? Our leaders are doing what they want because you and I are to thick to be consulted in case we give the wrong answer I have realised its too late. We reap what we sow and we have sowed to much
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  465. I think many of these people live in a parallel universe and not a nice one
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  466. Our future is South Africa not America
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  467. the excuse was that the usa was funding the lab
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  468. Evil has ben prevailing from both sides in that part of the world for a long time
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  469. Labour believe its a price worth paying
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  470. Newcastle find people guilty even when the law does not
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  471. Femi. There was no emergency budget, The car companies stayed, the banks and financial sector stay, the airplane manufacturing stayed, the European medicine agency left and we still get medicines, there was no housing market crash the stock market's have gone to all time highs, the pension black holes were closed, one million people were not made unemployed. Everything your side said Femi is now proven wrong over 8 years later
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  472. Not only did the queen not ask for the Windrush generation to come to the UK nobody did they just came uninvited
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  473. Was Kaleb there
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  474. the answer to why its so many young people is easy. The education system
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  475.  @timusher5458  I was too young to vote the first time. The second time they tried to say I was to old to have a vote
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  476.  @NickQuigley-dp9so  ITs over eight years since the referendum and nothing that Femi and his side came true starting with the Emergency budget we would need the day after the referendum if we voted to leave, None of it, nothing came true and we KNOW that now yet here he is again looking older but not wiser, learnt nothing still warning us about invisible problems that if they exist have nothing to do with Brexit and everything to do with the remainers who have been running the country for the last 40 years
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  477.  @guleiro  No sorry it never was a remain country which is why they never asked us if we wanted to join the EU because they knew we didn't. Cameron asked us because he lived in a London bubble and could not believe that everyone didn't think exactly like him and he needed to save the conservative party. If he thought for one second he would have lost the referendum he would never have called one. I tis still not a remain country no matter how many fake polls the media publish
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  478. you have and abuse the world reserve currency you should take that into account
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  479. Konstantin thinks Lauren was far right !!! How strange
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  480.  @rachelpenny5165  That's my point no one knew him just a few Southampton fans and not even all of them. Politically he is a nobody.
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  481.  @robertthompson0  I think you should be fighting the Us election not the UK one. MSM deliberately does not report on positive Reform issues all you would generate is more negative reporting
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  482.  @myzenlifeinnature  you confuse voters with people who are interested in politics. No one has heard of him
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  483. There was no British dream were were just British living our life and then the nightmare started
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  484. In what way was "mike" defending his family? are all labour voters THICK
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  485. And Julia was there talking out supporting the girls and the main mad who was bringing ut to the publics attention? Oh no she was not was she. Happy to throw TR under the bus
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  486. The Bank of England is not buying gold which tells us allw e need to know about the Bank of England
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  487. Farage credits his, UKIP and the Brexit partys success to social media. He needs to take a look at what social media is saying about him and Tommy now and social media is not siding with Nigel
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  488.  @KM-zn3lx  Its not a mass of people its a few people If you crashed your car into a house you would be held accountable even if it was not your fault you would have to pay up and if it was your fault you might go to prison Fred Goodwin crashed the whole UK economy in 2007/08 and nothing happened. Boris locked down the country (unnecessarily) and took other measures on the advice of people like Prof Neil Ferguson who had been historically wrong about pandemics many times Who was it that said we were only allowed one media narrative during the pandemic? They should be held responsible it must be possible to find out Who took the decision not to allow real experts on our TV like Dr. Martin Kulldorff, Dr. Sunetra Gupta, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and even Robert Malone Iraq, we know who to blame but they just walk away The post office scandal And the grooming g angs and more Will anyone ever be punished?
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  489.  @KM-zn3lx  I explained its not a mass its a few but YT made it disappear. Maybe there is another one that needs to be added to the list
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  490. I am glad the UK left the EU
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  491. he is a nob. Educated but stupid
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  492. Compare these marches to the Palestinian ones
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  493. do you think that will happen?
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  494. As always all the problems the left want us to fear are invisible
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  495. I replied to you msingh but YT deleted it
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  496. Brexit didn't lock anyone up or ask anyone to buy them new glasses and a suit or their wives dresses
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  497.  @jujutrini8412  most people are too stupid to vote but they get a vote anyway
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  498. guy who cannot speak English will vote Labour, there's a surprise
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  499.  @theinngu5560  That is a pretty low bar being better than Labour or even the Conservatives. Does he offer anything different on Russia or Israel? Is he blaming the HR court when we can just ignore their rulings like other countries do. Is he saying he is going to deport all illegals and most of those economic "migrants" Has he spoke about religious tensions or ignored it for 20 years. Has he said how he will sort out our one foot in one foot out of the EU situation. Is he bothered about the million debanked now he is not He was good at getting us a referendum and that referendum over the line and it was not his fault the government betrayed the peoples vote but other than that I don't see a lot of difference now, look at his stand over TR, he is increasingly out of sink with the people on that issue
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  500. Nigel just shut your gob about things you don't know about or understand. Don't ever mention Tommy's name again I am telling you you are losing support because of it
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  501. You need to keep up the world stopped warming so they had to change the name to climate change. None of this is to do with man and if the world warmed up a bit it would be a good thing
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  502. I wonder how much of that money even found its way to crazy causes it was supposed to help and how much of that money went somewhere else
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  503. why can they mute their cameras at all
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  504. its too late for hope
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  505.  @PaddyWhite-n3f  No its too late the demographics of England has been changed beyond repair. The English culture and pride in its country is disappearing and will only get worse. Ireland is not far behind
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  506.  @PaddyWhite-n3f  I guess it depends what you expect to achieve
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  507. Melonie a big let down, sold out
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  508.  @darrenscrowston9386  Well I am assuming you are in a western country. So when in our history has has the average person been so wealthy, when have the poor been less poor, when has medical treatment been better, when has there ben more financial back up for those with no money. When has it been easier for the ordinary person to travel around the world. When has there been a time when more knowledge has been available to more people. When has public and private transport been better and easier to use and so on
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  509.  @alastairgunn1154  So you think it was better when children did not go to school, when they were sent up chimneys when they worked in mines or cotton factories, when people were sent to Australia for stealing a loaf of bread when people could press ganged into the Navy and there was little to no medicine or medical care or when people had to ask persimmon to leave the land they lived on or to get married When is this better time you are referring to
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  510. why has no one asked the man who was attacked what he thinks about everything that has happened
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  511. where is the sun?
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  512. If a cow is born in a stable is it a horse?
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  513. its too late
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  514. Fantastic news
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  515. NO we cannot draw a line They lied to us they kept information from us they demonised real experts, they ruined peoples education they ruined peoples holidays they ruined peoples businesses they ruined peoples mental health they ruined peoples lives
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  516. The shah of Iran was installed by the west
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  517. He is not desperate je is winning
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  518. Julia thinks Nigel is in UKUP (50 secs)
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  519. In their eyes anything that goes wrong from 2016 until the end of time is Brexits fault
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  520.  @Munchkintom  No the correct way to do Brexit was to leave the EU and everything about it. Have a transition period of one year where we tried to arrange a free trade deal and if they refused leave on world trade organisation rules. Don't give them 350m a month divorce fee, don't allow them to impose a border in NI and all the other nonsense about trading in NI There never was such a thing as a soft Brexit. It was just invented to try and keep us in the EU once remoaners lost. I think it is important to break regulatory to make it harder to rejoin and reassert our independence. All that said time has moved on and the last of many last chances we had to save the country was in 2016. Now we are done for the country has had it and beyond saving so now I don't care much what happens to what is left of the country I just plan for mine and my family's safety and security
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  521.  @Munchkintom  Well it would be easy because from day one we would be in complete regulatory alignment with each other unlike a trade deal with the USA so everything could continue exactly as it was before Brexit. Now if the EU later decided that from now on now beer could not be sold with more than 4% alcohol then if the UK wanted to continue to sell beer into the EU they would have to comply with that In the UK we could carry on making and selling beer with an alcohol greater than 4% no need to comply at all just do what we want. Depending on EU rules maybe the EU could brew and make beer with a greater alcohol content than 4% to sell to us As the EU exports more to us than we do to them the EU: would be a winner but that might change over time and maybe we would be the winners. Why does either side need an exchange for it being free? Everyone is a winner. Neither side pays tariffs which currently the EU would lose big time on so maybe they would be more of a winner but overall anything that makes trade easier for both sides helps the economies of both sides
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  522.  @Munchkintom  But that's not a true comparison for a start there is no such thing as a bogof. The free item is priced into the cost of the one you purchase. You cannot order two windows the second one being a bogof and tell them you only want the bogof window. And if you only need one window the bogof one is useless to you and you have paid for it in the price of the first and only window you need. The same is true of your phone example you cannot just have the free tablet because its not free. So back to Wetherspoon or maybe I will go for McDonalds instead as its a better example. If I go to buy a big Mac tomorrow in Paris and a French man comes to London to buy a big Mac tomorrow why does anyone else need to be involved? Why do either of us need a bogof? Do you know China produces a Car as good as a Tesla that sells for 16k. Now that might be a problem if the UK or EU had a free trade deal with China but that's not the case between the EU and UK, should price discrepancies don't exist and if they do well they existed while we were in the EU so what's the problem
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  523. This migration talk is nonsense, who let most in, they always destroyed their documents, they have always been people coming blah blah blah none of it matters just stop them all coming
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  524. It weas a fantastic country but its been going down hill for so long there is no coming back
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  525. true but the big thing for me is the number of elections they lied to us about what they would do
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  526. its US ignorance they do the same in the middle east all the time then blame the other side for not accepting it
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  527.  @josh-p8y3o  So lets deal with the big one mortgage fraud. He lent his brother in law some money to buy a house abd the BIL lied about how much he earned. How is that Tommy's fault?
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  528. Absolute consensus 😂😂 I brought the graph 😂😂😂😂 I bet Cox feels a right cox watching this now
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  529. We did not let 10 million Germans into the country in 1913
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  530.  @zx81uk  Mostly fair points but there are a few people I would have liked him to stand up for or at least not put the boot in.
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  531. The war will be over before your video
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  532.  @lks6248  As long as we are clear he has not been supporting Tommy
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  533. The other thing nobody states is that the UK economy / market is about the same size as 14 EU countries combined and we were a big loss to them
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  534.  @bassistmike1987  Yet after the inevitable hiccups of leaving, lockdown, a pandemic a world recession, and energy crisis we are still managing to trade back and forth with the EU without problems and none of the predicated problems ever materialised so no problem leaving after all
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  535. I agree with the arguments against fiat but then I have been agreeing with them for 20 years and still waiting for something to happen. When will it happen, will it ever happen?
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  536. I agree with everything Ben says. On the other hand Reform is the best of a bad bunch so I will vote for them
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  537. Why is it important to the west that Israel remains? What does that even mean once Israel is gone we are all up for grabs? It means nothing
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  538. Ive not read much about this but I think maybe he should be booted out of the Labour party but he should not be removed as an MP that can be done at the ballot box in the future if that's what people want
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  539. Leaving or not leaving the ECHR is a red herring we could stop legal and illegal migration today
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  540.  @AlexFriedman-t2k  not from the land called Israel / Palestine
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  541.  @mariawolf5843  You talk about the birth of Israel like it was an actual birth or a Phoenix from the flames but it was not it was a land grab by Europeans, there were hardly any Jews there, it was stealing land that had been Arab for around 1400 years and the Byzantine Empire before that. after decades of migration but mostly the 1940s Israel declared independence and began expelling Arabs, in fact they had begun doing that before declaring independence. This was terrible as were the Arab countries response expelling Jews but no Jews were expelled from Palestine or when it became Israel
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  542. All the people Femi quotes that say Brexit has effected the UK are the same people who said we should not leave so we don't care what they think
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  543.  @o00nemesis00o  I would rather like under N F than K S
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  544.  @Doobieduckie  thats a 40 year task minimum
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  545.  @EpicAelflaed  Reform is the immediate future once its shown someone else can win it would open the doors to other partys
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  546.  @bethyngalw  They all had homelands or their very recent ancestors did and then they came from around the world and took the homeland of the people living in Palestine
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  547.  @mrchico2621  I know all about it going back 100 years I am not acting dumb its you or you are and you are not acting. What about the 1000s of hostages your side hold at any one time in the last few decades. Your side could not have taken them, your side could have released them If this is about hostages how come your side is still taking land in Gaza and the West Bank how come your side is stopping the development of gas fields off Gaza;s coast why is your side insisting on keeping the Philadelphia Corridor? What is it they want to build there? Go talk your nonsense to someone less knowledgeable than me who might believe you
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  548. There may be no fair trials in the UK but there are none in the USA either
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  549. Its easy to explain. My parents were both born in this country. Their parents were both born in the country. Their parents were both born in this country and so on. They were the people who built the country not people that arrived here here 50 years ago or 6 years ago. My parents want me to inherit the country not people from 2000 miles away I am proud of our past the good out weighs the bad. I am proud of 1066 and 1940 the new arrivals are not because their parents were in a different country being proud of whatever was going on there and they still are and if they have to share that pride between two countries they are not as British as me. Many even second and third generation still have no pride, it lies else where
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  550. Why did the Torys not deal with the grooming gangs in the last 14 years?
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  551. That is true the girl has no clue but she is still right
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  552. The government hold our details for our cars. Then they sell that info to private companies to give us parking fines. That information should not be available at all
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  553. The problem is the IMF is wrong more than it is right
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  554.  @NoNo-uy2bq  Allowing people to enter the country and stay in four star hotels while Brits rot on the streets? Taking money of British pensions whilst sending billions abroad How is that for starters
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  555.  @ostrichman  Allowing our country to be invaded and actively encouraging it and putting them up in hotels whilst our own people sleep rough on the streets? Taking money from British pensioners to keep them warm and sending it abroad. I don't do full and long explanations they take time and often disappear
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  556.  @ostrichman  Over 10 million people were not born in the country, 16% of the population,. he encourages it with free hotels and benefits and by collecting the people to bring them here and with very weak immigration controls. giving money to none brits especially ones in other countries whilst Brits suffer makes him a traitor and you are right lots of MPs are. I don't think Thatcher was she put our country first
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  557.  @ostrichman  Really what is the point of YT comments? They unjustifiably delete so many there's just no point replying to anyone and certainly not putting any thought or work into a comment that's much longer than a sentence because not matter how considered, measured, and polite the response is there is a gone chance it will just disappear
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  558. There are girls like this on both sides
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  559. I don't approve of Bonnie Blue but at the same time I don't agree she has any duty educate men about anything
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  560.  @sbor2020  The OBR is not independent and has been wrong many times. Likewise your independent think tanks will more than likely have been supporting remain in 2016 so they might be independent but they are not unbias. Remember how we were told ALL the experts agreed and predicted disaster, emergency budgets the day after the referendum and an immediate recession that never happened? And then how all the car and aviation companies and the financial sector had plans in place and would leave the country if we voted to leave. There would be one million made unemployed and the housing market would crash. Why do you still believe ALL the experts?
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