Comments by "Mike O\x27Neill" (@EllieMaes-Grandad) on "Michael Heaver" channel.

  1. The CONservative Party being annihilated has to be the least of our worries.
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  2. “If you want something said, ask a man; if you want something done, ask a woman.” Maggie Thatcher UK PM 1980s
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  3. Sometime in 2024 there will be an opportunity to reject the ongoing lunacies of LibLabCon - we must use it wisely. Vote as if our very existence depends on it, because it does!
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  4.  @henry9406  Not in terms of economic benefit though . . .
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  5. A very dangerous one at that . . .
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  6. Decades ago . . .
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  7. The country has been here before, ninety years ago . . .  @inthegutterstaringathestars 
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  8.  @kevinbrashaw  Any Islamik party is a monster loony party . . . . you'd fit in well . . .
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  9. In early summer 2023 I spoke with a couple of attractive young RNLI women soliciting donations at Tynemouth. It soon became obvious to me that they (others elsewhere, no doubt) had received schooling in how to counter valid criticism of their virtue-signalling activity in the Channel.
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  10. In early summer 2023 I spoke with a couple of attractive young RNLI women soliciting donations at Tynemouth. It soon became obvious to me that they (others elsewhere, no doubt) had received schooling in how to counter valid criticism of their virtue-signalling activity in the Channel.
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  11. We must all vote according to our conscience. 'Tactical voting' won’t hack it, now, or ever . . .
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  12. Tommy R was a loose cannon on a slippery deck, going overboard a long time ago. Great for rabble-rousing, he has no serious discipline or capability to fix UK’s faults. He’s out front, yes, but not a leader, or of much use for what must be accomplished.
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  13. "The Anglo-sphere is committing mass suicide". quote from ~ Victor Davis Hanson – The Hoover Institution 04/09/2021 "There is little value in ensuring the survival of our nation if our traditions do not survive with it.” quote from JFK
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  14. Nothing is ever 'too late' but continued delay in rectification prolongs the problems and makes recovery that much more difficult and expensive.
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  15. Many of us already regard it as such.
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  16. "Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." ( Benjamin Franklin )
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  17. "There is little value in ensuring the survival of our nation if our traditions do not survive with it.” quote from JFK over sixty years ago
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  18.  Charlie Munster  Good point. You're a moaning rejoiner, even more dozy that remainers. Go give McBroon a big hug - he's as daft as you.
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  19. FPTP - a real horror story for UK . . .
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  20. Populations vote to be irresponsible and yet still receive unlimited largesse from the public treasury. They re-elect those who pander to them . . .
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  21. * net immigration * It's not about 'net' figures, nor even about 'gross' figures, it's simply about total 'churn', the sum of both incomings and outgoings. That is what is changing UK demography and doing it ever faster each year as well.
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  22.  @mwd331  He has 'policies' . . . ? [other than doing anything and everything inessential, for the benefit of his own bank account?]
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  23. It's not about 'net' figures, nor even about 'gross' figures, it's simply about the total 'churn', the sum of both incomings and outgoings. Then there are cultural and competency differences . . .
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  24. They're CONtrolled opposition as well, but as they're not LibLabCon, I'll support them, as I did TBP in 2019. That “nice Mr Tice" was talking recently about 'net zero' immigration, as in receiving only as many as (indigenous) depart these shores. Three cheers for the Reform Party? Actually no - he's still advocating replacement . . .
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  25. Brexit benefits . . . . “Success can also be measured by the disasters which do not happen.” Ronnie Reagan POTUS 1984
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  26. In July 2024 we will have perhaps a final opportunity to reject all the lunacies of LibLabCon. Vote as if our survival depends on it, because it does! Tactical voting is choosing oblivion. That the CONservative Party would be destroyed has to be the least of our worries. Not that UK should have the usual alternative; it's time to reform the voting system. Reform Party may not be much but, with threats to the UK, it’s our only sane choice.
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  27. Farage opted out of any such action, as did Powell, who ran away to Ulster to keep his pay, perks and pension.
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  28. Yesterday's man trying to tell us about the future . . . . laugh a minute!
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  29.  @Paul-hl8yg  I do give credit where it's due, having worked in Clacton, Rochester, east London, n/e England, for UKIP before he ran away from that. He is correct on many issues, but on the vital ones, the dire threats, he says absolutely nothing . . . . I've moved on; in time, so will you.
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  30.  @Paul-hl8yg  * there's really no one that speaks out against what's going on * Spot on there - and to my mind that includes Farage, Tice and many others. We're on the same side, but with different perspectives and experiences. PS apology accepted - thanks. Take care out there!
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  31. For many years it was a growing problem; now it's a crisis.
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  32. That the CONservative Party would be destroyed has to be the least of our worries. Not that UK should have the usual alternative; it's time to reform the voting system. Reform Party may not be much but, with threats to the UK, it’s our only sane choice.
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  33. * Nigel Farage . . . . Appalling FAILURE * That would be him and TBP, December 2019.
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  34. It's a distraction technique - the real danger is the hundreds of thousands of legals flying in every year.
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  35. Three years ago he was challenging BoJo [allegedly] but ran away - Truss will say 'boo' and he'll run away from her!
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  36. Just imagine how much would have been sorted by now if UKIP had been more pro-active on this ten years ago ?
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  37. We must all vote according to our conscience. 'Tactical voting' won’t hack it, now, or ever . . .
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  38. * Farage . . . . To KILL Tory Party? * That was g/e 2019 - he ran away. Zero credibility today, save for numerous deluded sycophants.
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  39. This guy needs some tuition in public speaking - soon. He comes over to me as a nutter . . .
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  40. Maybe a breakdown though . . . ?
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  41. In 1997 the Tories had failed us again, so Tony Bliar was elected, foolishly. It's been downhill ever since . . .
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  42. That the CONservative Party would be destroyed has to be the least of our worries. Not that UK should have the usual alternative - it's time to reform the voting system.
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  43. They're their own worst enemy. A majority has discovered it can vote to be selfish and irresponsible, to receive unlimited largesse from the public treasury. Socialists one and all.
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  44. Would he be allowed in? He was refused entry at one time . . .
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  45. That's the intention.
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  46. 'Tactical voting' won’t hack it, now, or ever . . .
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  47. Spot on.
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  48. Thank you, but UK can't survive another period of Liebore . . .
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  49.  @Paul-hl8yg  Wrong! In so many ways too . . .
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  50. Why do you wear a hat ?
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  51. Farage is, once again, a day late and a dollar short. His opportunity was in 2019 - he blew it and ran away. Credibility shot, he's yesterday's man - CONtrolled opposition.
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  52. Before that they came in, but in different ways. They've always been coming in 'legally' in huge numbers.
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  53. That “nice Mr Tice" was talking recently about 'net zero' immigration, as in receiving only as many as (indigenous) depart these shores. Three cheers for the Reform Party? Actually no - he's still advocating replacement . . . As with yesterday's man - CONtrolled opposition. It's not about 'net' figures, nor even about 'gross' figures, it's simply about the total 'churn', the sum of both incomings and outgoings. That is what is changing UK demography.
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  54. Confected by the extreme left of politics [far left] to denigrate normal, sensible people, intended to redirect criticism from themselves.
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  55. We are up against well-funded, insanely-dedicated, vested interests who will stop at nothing to ensure UK rejoins €USSR. We must ensure our Brexit decision prevails.
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  56. Most in NI voted to remain in the €USSR. The English vote to exit was huge. You want us to subsidise you for ever?
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  57. “Far Right” ~ A pejorative, manufactured term, invented by those far to the extreme left of political centre ground to denigrate sensible people. Anything they dislike is not merely on the political right, but 'far right'.
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  58. You seem confused - get help . . .  @madigorfkgoogle9349 
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  59. I'm expecting him to run away - again.
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  60. Reform Party is not up to snuff but, in the current political casino, it's the only game in town . . . That the CONservative Party would be destroyed has to be the least of our worries.
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  61. Reform Party isn’t much but, in the national mayhem now, it's our only sane choice.
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  62. The sustainable level for immigration is zero . . .
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  63. Illegal immigration is a huge disaster, but massive legal importation remains the most dire problem now facing UK.
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  64. "lasting peace" is only found in cemeteries . . .
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  65. We must disabuse ourselves of any notion that NF will fight The Establishment, for he is nothing more than 'controlled opposition'.
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  66. Time is running out for French voters to 'do the right thing' and save their country. So many missed opportunities down the years . . .
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  67.  @ninod1502  . . . . nor do we . . .
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  68. Voters Fear Reform & Reclaim BOTH Standing In By-Election will split the vote and let in LibLabCon - it's time for co-operation, not ego trips!
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  69. If only UKIP had been more pro-active on this ten years ago ? Farage will solve the problem now ? As if !
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  70. Silly headwear again. Where's the MAGA hat . . . ?
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  71. If history doesn't repeat, it rhymes. Germany 1933-45, eastern Europe 1945-89, China today - USA tomorrow! Judaism today, Christianity tomorrow, rest of the world the day after . . .
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  72. Indeed, neither side of this one being very impressive.  @Chris-wyt 
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  73. Anywhere and everywhere under communist control too.
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  74. That hat makes you look silly. Does the studio not have a roof ?
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  75. Big fuss about the Kent Coast Boating Club, but that's a deflection/distraction from the cause of the real problem, the 'legals' . . .
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  76. Biggest threat we face is Farage coming back, only to run away again at the last minute. He's CONtrolled opposition, doing what he's paid to do.
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  77. “Far Right” ~ A pejorative, manufactured term, invented by those far to the extreme left of political centre ground to denigrate sensible people. Anything they dislike is not merely the political right, but 'far right'.
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  78. They could have guessed, should have guessed . . . . more is to come, worse is to come.
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  79. In July 2024 we have maybe a last opportunity to reject the lunacies of LibLabCon - we must use it wisely. Vote as if our very existence depends on it, because it does!
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  80. “Far Right” ~ A pejorative, manufactured term, invented by those to the extreme left of political centre ground. Anything beyond that is not merely on the political right, but 'far right'. It’s about perspective ~ In New York, California is the 'far west'. In Nevada, it's only across the state line.
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  81.  @robmule4647  The electorate was discarding the old tradition, but BoJo did a CON job and Tories won. The 2019 débâcle of TBP, when the troops were marched to the top of the hill, was part of NF's pattern.
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  82. Keep all Tory defectors away from any aspect of Reform Party control or policy-setting.
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  83. * how the EU came to be in its current form * Insidiously - there was always an agenda. It didn't work out for the Austrian corporal, so it was suitably amended . . .
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  84. She is her own worst enemy; her niece Marion should be the one out front. Marine is 'pro-choice' but were she to become 'pro-life' then huge numbers of French women would be more likely to support her. The presidency is hers to lose . . . . yet again . . . EMG 2021-02-07
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  85. In July 2024 we will have perhaps a final opportunity to reject all the lunacies of LibLabCon. Vote as if our survival depends on it, because it does! Tactical voting is choosing oblivion. That the CONservative Party would be destroyed has to be the least of our worries. Not that UK should have the usual alternative; it's time to reform the voting system. Reform Party may not be much but, with threats to the UK, it’s our only sane choice.
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  86. Illegal immigration is an ongoing disaster but rubber boats are only a distraction. Massive legal importation is by far the biggest existential threat now facing UK.
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  87. quote from JFK ~ "There is little value in ensuring the survival of our nation if our traditions do not survive with it.”
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  88. Oh h*ll, that hat is back again !
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  89. It's not about 'net' figures, nor even about 'gross' figures, it's simply about the total 'churn', the sum of both incomings and outgoings. Then there are cultural and competency differences. It is changing UK demography . . . . and not for the better. UK is fast going to hell in a handcart . . .
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  90. We have everything to lose if a party fronted by Farage fails once more to deliver. We must see commitment and competence in depth, a team, not a one-man band.
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  91. In July 2024 we will have perhaps a final opportunity to reject the lunacies of LibLabCon. Vote as if our existence depends on it, ‘cos it does! Tactical voting is voting for oblivion.
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  92. Who cares about the CONservative Party? It's the UK that matters!
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  93. Illegal immigration is an ongoing disaster. Massive legal importation is the biggest existential threat now facing UK.
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  94. There's a hard border with Spain . . .
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  95. In July 2024 we have perhaps a final opportunity to reject the lunacies of LibLabCon. We must vote wisely. Vote as if our very existence depends on it, because it does!
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  96. History doesn't repeat, it rhymes. Germany 1933-45, eastern Europe 1945-89, China today - USA tomorrow!
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  97. Yes, followed by colonisation.
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  98. Massive legal importation is by far the biggest existential threat now facing UK. Illegal immigration is an ongoing disaster, of course, but it is only a distraction.
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  99. If you can't say anything useful, don't say anything at all.  @Roger-cg4po 
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  100. “Far Right” ~ A pejorative term, invented by the extreme left of political centre ground to denigrate sensible people. Anything they dislike is not merely on the political right, but 'far right'.
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  101.  @23715  They all are . . .
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  102. It's Christmas. The Nazarene is the reason for the season.
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  103. It's Christmas.
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  104. A friend of his was murdered and he has to keep moving to avoid the same fate.
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  105. In July we will have perhaps our final opportunity to reject all the lunacies of LibLabCon. Vote as if survival depends on it, because it does! Tactical voting is choosing oblivion. That the CONservative Party would be destroyed has to be the least of our worries. Not that UK should have the usual alternative; it's time to reform the voting system. Reform Party may not be much but, with threats to the UK, it’s our only sane choice. We must all vote according to our conscience. 'Tactical voting' won’t hack it, now, or ever . . .
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  106. “Far Right” “Hard Right” ~ Insulting terms confected by the extreme left of politics [far left] to denigrate normal, sensible people.
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  107. Nothing is ever 'too late' but delayed rectification exacerbates any problem, making eventual recovery more difficult and expensive than otherwise.
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  108. Illegal immigration is an ongoing disaster. Massive legal importation is the existential problem facing UK. It's not about 'net' figures, nor even about 'gross' figures, it's simply about total 'churn', the sum of both incomings and outgoings.
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  109. In 1940 the country was willing and able to resist invasion. Eighty-five years later we welcome the invaders and give them everything to lead a life of privilege. Why is it happening?
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  110. That the CONservative Party would be destroyed has to be the least of our worries. Not that UK should have the usual alternative - it's time to reform the voting system. Reform Party isn’t much but, with national mayhem now, it is our only sane choice.
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  111. So many trolls! So easy to spot . . .
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  112. It's not chaos, it's anarchy . . . . and it's intentional.
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  113. . . . . or even le Pen . . .
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  114. Maybe 'not standing' allows them to receive more benefits than if 'not re-elected'? Just a thought . . .
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  115. We have perhaps a final opportunity to reject the lunacies of LibLabCon. We must vote wisely.
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  116. Just imagine how much would have been sorted by now if UKIP had been more pro-active on this ten years ago ? Farage will solve the problem? As if !
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  117. Social control, legal control, financial control, religious control, cultural control - complete, totalitarian control is the name of their game . . .
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  118. A distressingly informative book "Final Solution: The Fate of the Jews 1933-1949" David Cesarani OBE, shows a long and insidious process, mercilessly effective. Read the book - and weep.
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  119. Oh h*ll, yet another weird hat. If you really must wear one, make it a red MAGA one . . . !
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  120. UK politics has a serious need to be Reformed, no time to waste. Reform Party is not up to snuff but, in the current political casino, it's the only game in town . . .  @bobeyes3284 
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  121. That “nice Mr Tice" was talking recently about 'net zero' immigration, as in receiving only as many as (indigenous) depart these shores. Three cheers for the Reform Party? Actually no; he's still advocating substitution . . . ! As with yesterday's man - CONtrolled opposition. It's not about 'net' figures, nor even about 'gross' figures, it's simply about the total 'churn', the sum of both incomings and outgoings. Then there are cultural and competency differences. That is what is changing UK demography . . . . and not for the better.
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  122. Her niece Marion should be the one out front. Marine is 'pro-choice' but were she to become 'pro-life' then huge numbers of French women would be more likely to support her. The presidency is hers to lose . . . . yet again . . . EMG 2021-02-07
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  123. "Protecting the peace in NI" and Sinn Féin - in the same sentence! Some sense of humour you have!
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  124.  @henrikf9015  Is it? I doubt it.
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  125. The 'long march through the institutions' is now close to arriving at its destination. It must be prevented from doing so . . .
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  126. UK risks having the best communism high taxation can buy, before disintegrating rapidly and totally . . .
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  127. Does Russia have the same sort of problem as us? Perhaps we can learn a thing or three?
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  128. €USSR . . . . it's a re-run of oppression.
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  129. . . . . and when the locusts have come in ?
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  130. Not voting is naïve endorsement of whoever wins, because you will have helped enable it. Walking away achieves nothing; it is most important to stand up for one’s beliefs, to vote.
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  131. “Make Votes Matter” is a single-issue campaign for proportional representation in the House of Commons and encourages all parties, candidates and MPs to support PR. It does not endorse any party or candidates and takes no position on other political issues.
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  132. €Urope is a joke, a dangerous one at that.
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  133. She is her own worst enemy; her niece Marion should be the one out front. Marine is 'pro-choice' but were she to become 'pro-life' then huge numbers of French women would be more likely to support her. The presidency is hers to lose . . . . yet again . . . EMG 2021-02-07
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  134. Marine le Pen has much to offer France. Events at €U level may help her enormously. However, I've said it more than once, she doesn't always help herself. A change from 'pro-choice' [pro-abortion] to pro-life would, I believe, bring many more French women behind her, or at least prevent her rejection by them. Maybe her niece Marion could become the new “Marianne”?
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  135. Farage was silent on this a decade ago.
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  136. Meet the new boss - same as the old boss.
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  137.  @manjushagongale  Maybe it's too poor for the freeloaders?
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  138. Reform Party isn’t up to much but, in our current state of mayhem, it's the only sane choice . . .
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  139.  @quentimdwane4264  Then we must put right what is not working in UK.
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