Comments by "Aden Wellsmith" (@adenwellsmith6908) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1. Given the others got 35 years, and he's the mastermind, 35 or 40 years? At his age, he's never getting out except in a coffin.
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  2. So the state can attack the peasants.
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  3. That's the EU for you. Deal with it Ireland.
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  4. What's next? Bankruptcy. How about a law that if you party goes bust, you lose your job.
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  5. Windows painted on - ha ha ha ha!!!!
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  6. I'd like to thank C4, the producers, Ofcom, my agent for winning the Bafta for the best actor in a political stitch up.
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  7.  @johnmurray5573  The copy cat failed.
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  8. Lets look at today's met news Oguzcan Dereli, 26 (08.04.1998) of Islington was arrested on Sunday, 20 October and was charged with murder the following day. He will appear at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court at 10:00hrs on Tuesday, 22 October. Ismail Tajzai, 26, (29.01.98) of Moberly Road, SW4 appeared at Wood Green Crown Court on Friday, 18 October after he pleaded guilty to robbery, attempted robbery and two counts of having an imitation firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence, namely robbery. Between 2005 and 2023, the Met received 21 separate allegations in total against the late Mohamed Al Fayed. Seven men who “retaliated to violence with more violence” have been jailed for a total over 102 years following multiple shootings in Peckham in May 2023. Tyreke Smikle, 26, Kai Davis Francis, 25, Duan Correa, 21, Shaquille Marsh, 26, Tyreece Quartey, 25, Malachi David Francis, 21 and Timothy Newton, 18 appeared at the Central Criminal Court on Friday, 18 October. [Timothy Newton is the exception] Mohamed Noor Iidow, 35 (17.02.89) of St Paul’s Close, Hounslow was found guilty of rape and manslaughter on Friday, 18 October following a three-week trial at the Old Bailey. Kyiza Sandiford, 24, (19.9.00), of Merton, was found guilty of the murder of 22-year-old Keelen Wong following a trial at the Old Bailey on Thursday, 17 October. .... The idea that crime is proportionately represented in London is false. What next? Quotas for police shootings?
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  9. It's been illegal for years.
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  10. and the disappearing comments too.
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  11. In June 2007, Muzzaker Shah had nine years added to his sentence for firearms offences committed during a car chase in 2004. Faisal Razzaq had seven-and-a-half-years added to his sentence in June 2007 for possession of firearms in 2004.[30] In December 2007, Yusuf Jama was also convicted of conspiracy to rape and had 12 years added to his sentence. The case related to the gang rape of a woman at a house party in Birmingham some days after Beshenivsky's murder. In March 2008, both Shah and Yusuf Jama had a further four years added to their sentences for wounding with intent after they stabbed another inmate at Frankland prison in Brasside, County Durham
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  12. And there are others they haven't IDed.
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  13. They will rig the terms and conditions.
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  14.  @Blessedishisname  There's an easy solution for that. Start with a minimum tax code of 38,500 a year [average wage] for all migrant adults. Taxed at source its lots of money. Second deport all criminals. Make it an automatic consequence of conviction. Note. Not paying your tax bill is a criminal offence. Solves 99% of all problems related to migration. It can be implemented in a weekend. Remember, taxed at source.
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  15. He organised it.
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  16. You echo my sentiments. How why did the judge rule that the jury were not allowed to know about his job? Why the IOPC screw up? Why did the CPS screw up? Why did the Home Secretary not ask questions? What role did Sadiq Kahn have it in? Contrast this with Cressida Dick's involvement in getting an innocent man killed. Nothing to see there. Last week I had a officer say this. "I have a mortgage and a family, there's no way I will investigate this, its career ending" That related to a crime report I made, with the evidence. Slam dunk. But it was about someone important.
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  17. CPS, Police, Kahn [who will be up to his neck in it], Judges, Politicians.
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  18. It's not a bug, its a feature.
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  19.  @legendarybluecollar  And add on top, subsidising EU nationals in the UK Simple solutions are no wefare and a 40K a year minimum tax code.
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  20.  @Bobsey  He organised the robbery. He gets done for murder as a consequence
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  21. So lets see. Huw Edwards let off. What are they going to do in these cases? It's already illegal. Has been for years to create PDF images, even cartoons.
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  22. They are fishing. That's the first part. Second, they are seen to be doing "something". The round up the usual suspects has become, round up anyone. If they are correct, then lots of criminals have been let in.
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  23. More than 250 patients a week could be dying unnecessarily, due to long waits in A&E in E The Royal College of Emergency Medicine analysed the 1.5 million who waited 12 hours or more to be admitted in 2023. A previous data study had calculated the level of risk of people dying after long waits to start treatment and found it got worse after five hours. 250 x 52 = 13,000 a year. Just A&E
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  24. I'm surprised you remember being banned.
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  25. Paris Opening Ceremony Features Tedious 45-Minute Discussion Of Godard’s Early Works
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  26.  @RazorMouth  That's for Irish and UK nationals to have free movement. Not for illegals.
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  27. He did. Along with Mustaf Jama, Yusuf Jama and Muzzaker Shah
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  28. Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ
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  29.  @paulroach9764  Paul, it will go the way of the Post Office.
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  30. James Henry Hammond, a U.S. senator from South Carolina, in his famous 1858 "Cotton is King" speech, which illustrates the Southern justification for slavery in agriculture: "In all social systems there must be a class to do the menial duties, to perform the drudgery of life... Such a class you must have, or you would not have that other class which leads progress, civilization, and refinement. It constitutes the very mud-sill of society and of political government... Fortunately for the South, she found a race adapted to that purpose to her hand—a race inferior to herself, but eminently qualified in temper, in vigor, in docility, in capacity to stand the climate, to answer all her purposes." Channel 4 having a melt down about who will clean their toilets, clean their cars, make their lattes ....
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  31. The left are saying he was a right wing aethiest. Also saying that Bin Laden wasn't muslim.
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  32.  @drhfuhruhurr4253  Yep. On certain topics its higher. At some point G will be forced under a SAR to release all the info.
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  33.  @Patrick-fm5dk  There's a deficit. Mr Average 38.5K a year doesn't generate enough tax revenue from all sources to fund the state. Mr non working illegal migrant certainly doesn't.
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  34. Perhaps they have arrested the priest for aiding a criminal.
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  35. It's a medical condition - amnesia.
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  36. Complicit in it.
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  37. Politicians will get it. The peasants won't.
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  38. Avoidability of hospital deaths and association with hospital-wide mortality ratios: retrospective case record review and regression analysis
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  39. Researchers from the Universities of York, Manchester and Sheffield report that an estimated 712 deaths result from avoidable ADRs. They say, however, that ADRs could be a contributory factor to between 1,700 and 22,303 deaths a year.
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  40.  @AllanHinde-mb2pr  Known to the police ... what a suprise.
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  41. Exactly.
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  42. I do have big reservations about any law that values the police higher than others. But that's what politicians have done.
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  43. Your statistics are wrong. The problem is that black people are more likely to be offenders. I suggest taking a look at the Met's police news website and look at the convictions. That's the measure of criminality. It's criminality that gets you shot not the colour of your skin.
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  44. All that money wasted.
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  45.  @m0o0n0i0r  Asylum 1. A list of safe countries. Might be easier to make a list of dangerous countries. Israel, Palestine, Yemen, Ukraine. 2. No asylum from safe countries. 3. When a country moves from dangerous to safe, you get a grace period and your asylum is over. You are now an economic migrant. 4. No claims if you passed through a safe country to get to here 5. No permanent right to remain 6. No applications for UK nationality considered. 7. If there is a war, then the UK supports people in neighbouring counties, ie. Where its cheapest so we help the most people. So two policies. Very easy to implement. Major benefts for the UK
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  46. BMJ report. 20,000 Avoidable deaths, each year, just in acute hospitals. Covered up by C4.
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  47. @nowherepeople3431 GMC. I did an analysis of their hearings. If you were trained overseas you are more likely to end up in front of them Overseas trained more likely to be no action. Uk trained it’s mostly for finance reasons Oh and if you buck the WHO you are toast
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  48. None should be nationalised.
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  49.  @richardjones7984  Or the illegal motorbikes working for Deliveroo. Or more likely Drugeroo.
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  50.  @ralphphillips3983  So why not have a minimum tax code on all migrants of 40K a year, coupled with a no welfare condition. If you are right, no one is affected. IF ... being the big word. That's a good compromise isn't it. You think no one's affected by that. Others think that solves a problem you think doesn't exist. Both sides get what they want.
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