Comments by "Aden Wellsmith" (@adenwellsmith6908) on "Andy The Gabby Cabby" channel.

  1. The cause is Starmer and Labour.
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  2. They want it on tax. Broadband, income tax, or council tax. No right of consent sums up the BBC and Westminster view of how to treat the peasants.
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  3. How do posts about onlyfans and investment scams get through?
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  4. We need him in for Longer. The longer he stays the bigger the disaster for Labour.
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  5. Exactly. He's the problem.
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  6. Mates with Saville.
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  7. Just like Trump. I've just watched a high police officer in California berating the fact that not many criminals get to the top in life, and says he's going to vote to put a felon in the Whitehouse.
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  8. Not me
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  9. What's' the betting the underwear wasn't for his wife?
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  10. She knows that after the next election, GCSE history papers will be "Who were the Labour party"?
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  11. I've saved over £2,000 not funding their propaganda
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  12. Charles the clueless - Last of his Line.
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  13.  @MikeAmbler-v5v  The problem is they will be replaced. Then they can hardly complain when the laws are used the other way round.
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  14. But not the bots. Amazing isn't it.
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  15.  @gwyndavies212  Hence we need a double the pain half the gain rule for them. If a norm gets sent down for 5 years, they automatically get 10. If they cut tax by 1%, they only get a 1/2% cut. If they increase tax by 1%, they get a 2% increase in their tax.
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  16. Interesting what comments get removed. Too many "visitors" to the UK.
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  17. I disagree. There are what are called common goods. Police, fire, legal system, democracy, defence are the common goods. For example lets take fire. We had a situation in the past where only insured buildings were protected. Problem is that if you are next to a burning building, you are screwed unless they protect next door. So a common system, were all pay in, I don't think is unreasonable. Same for defence police etc. Now lets move onto a problem. If you pay in, and don't get the service, and I'm thinking about the police here in particularly, why should you be forced to pay? You are paying and not receiving. What about pensions for example? Why shouldn't you be allowed to opt out of the state's pension ponzi? You would be better off. You don't pay in, so you don't receive. A quid pro quo, and not a common good. It turns out that well over 80% of the state's 'serivces' are not common goods. So in a consensual society, you can pick and choose which of the non common goods you want. The common good issue, is also about consent. If you don't pay in, but get to force others to fund your common goods, you have violated that other person's right of consent. ie. You have to look at the rights of all involved. e.g. Funding migrants, the people funding have no rights. Lastly for common goods, I would say there has to be direct democracy controlling those elements. So for a non common good, direct democracy is also good. For example, road users pay for the roads, and nothing else. No 300% profit margin. Just road users get to vote on maintenance, etc.  @Paul-li9hq 
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  18. It's very bad. The Pakistani woman exposed her ankle - on YouTube. What would the Victorians think. 🙂 Will she be able to travel to Pakistan after committing that offence.
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  19. I've voted reform. Vote early, vote often. :-)
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  20. Free the Lincolnshire 6
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  21.  @IanLynch-b7e  Starmer's not unpopular. Rishi's pretty dire. Blair is hated, left right and center. Truss? No one knows. Boris, people like But I agree. Starmer is at the bottom of the pile. I wonder if he's going to like his own laws being used against him
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  22. You still have a tough decision. Portrait or landscape, tik tok or Youtube.
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  23. 24 home games at Arsenal. 9,500 for the box for one game. 228,000 a year. 5 years. 1.14 million pounds of graft.
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  24. Simple solution. Resign.
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  25.  @davejames3728  I've got a complaint in progress with parliamentary standards. I want to end his tax evasion. That will cost him a huge amount of money. The publicity is also good. He taxes people, but evades those taxes.
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  26.  @SG-je4kd  We've had no say in it. That's what a dictorship is. What's Keir Starmer's favourite number? Nein!
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  27.  @stevestephens8969  I'm interested in seeing a video of someone trying to pay Council Tax with commemorative coin. [Legal Tender] If they refuse, what then? They try and prosecute you for not paying when you have the video they refused? A touch malicious. Of course you pay the money into court [in a sealed bag, marking it as "evidence" clearly]. What happens if the court destroys evidence?
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  28. When do the people who are anti state get a look in on the BBC? When do the people who are anti BBC get a shout to? Impartiality my posterior.
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  29.  @IanLynch-b7e  Plus, you've missed of Starmer's personalised law so he can evade tax.
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  30. I think he'll be the first MP to resign because the public are taking the proverbial out of him .
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  31. His mates for a kick back
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  32.  @janebruce6625  The assumption from the left is that the Tories are bad, we must be angels. The simple statement is they are both evil is the one that's true. There's no ying and yang. There's no Karma.
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  33. Or special "gaps" in the barriers that can be removed to allow people to make a U-Turn.
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  34.  @redflag4781  What's the break down in the BBC. What percentage Right Wing? What percentage Left Wing? What percentage anti state? Post your evidence red.
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  35. It's very bad. The Pakistani woman exposed her ankle - on YouTube. What would the Victorians think. :-)
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  36. A bit of red on red.
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  37. I started putting together a list of MPs who have done bad things, and other politicians. For MPs, I have 429 on the list. From fraud to corruption to sex offences and perjury to injuring people to paedophiles. The funniest one is gross indecency with a Coldstream guardsman in St James Park.
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  38. You're on the naughty step. :-)
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  39.  @narmi218  They don't do that. Many years ago I made a complaint about an armed officer having a bout of road rage. That he was armed was ignored.
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  40.  @SG-je4kd  No they don't. There's just been someone charged for anti-establishment posts.
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  41.  @davejames3728  I've two complaints against Rowley. The first must be investigated by Khan, and he will break the law. The second I'm going to push that Khan isn't involved because of a conflict of interest. I've been working on one against Khan. Covert mass surviellance is illegal.
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  42.  @jbz2079  If you want to discuss policy. The policy that has created the mess is the socialist pension ponzi.
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  43.  @ianrichards4907  How do you change the system so that any fiddles means you are fiddling yourself?
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  44.  @craigwebb4012  They are out there. The problem is that the state takes its massive cut leaving people with dregs.
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  45. They won't say. However in 6 months time they will have to tell me. There's a little known feature of the local government acts. You can inspect TFL's accounts in person. I did that last year. Apparently I was the first person in 10 years to do so. I was after how much Khan was paying the police so he gets them to enforce 1.50 bus fares. That major crime. One of the reasons why when you are burgled of thousands you don't get any policing. So in a few months, I'll go and see them. To be fair to TFL's accounts team they were absolutely spot on. Very open. So we will get the camera numbers.
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  46. I've done that. They have lost huge amounts of tax. On top they still have to fund the services me and my family consume. We are well over the 250K mark as a loss.
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  47.  @terywetherlow7970  In the UK and EU there's a law you can get the data they hold on you. What YT doesn't supply is shadow ban information, information on strikes etc. At some point someone's going to push that, and it will all come out.
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  48. Plants or vegetables?
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  49. I think starmer should get Raynor done for tax evasion. Gets rid of her.
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  50.  @grahamnutt8958  Not so sure. He wants to cling on to power. If he finds out she's making a move, its a simple play. Look at Eric Adams in New York as an example today.
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