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

  1.  @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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  2. I was asked for id at 55. Not sure to be insulted or complimented.
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  3. Too many vehicles because too many people let into the UK. Like that Highly Skilled taxi driver just sent down for life, [40 years min term] for killing Sara Sharif.
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  4. BBB misses the points. First its about consent. His view is that if you don't give it up you are run out of town. Now swap Tax for Sex and you get the thinking. The other bit, its all about gumming the system up. When lots of people decide to play the game, in the same way as the McLibel team did, the game doesn't work.
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  5.  @stuartd9741  Agree. There are two reasons. Consent is the big one. Politicians hate the idea of consent for the peasants. That way of thinking is why so many end up in the dock.
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  6. Which antisemitic MP do you want to choose?
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  7. Trump the lawfare issue. The public know they are next unless Trump gets in.
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  8. Low Torque? It's the opposite.  @David_Camerwrongun 
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  9. How long before cybertrucks are rented, filled with explosives. Then get told to drive themselves to the target, where they are remotely detonated?
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  10. Thanet. Ah yes, one of the bankrupt ones.
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  11. What you can do is send a SAR for all the video from them everytime you use one. Then send a right to be forgotten demand. Then send a follow up SAR to check. 3 emails, cost to them at least 50-60 quid.
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  12. Has it not occurred to you that both the 3 attackers, were wrong, and the officer for kicking someone in the head was wrong?
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  13.  @Trid2bnrml1  Ah the naughty step.
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  14.  @sarahMuahahaha  One thing Sarah you can do, is rec comments. That way the poster can see if someone else has seen it.
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  15.  @rinskedevries3272  At some point someone is going to push the Subject Access Request system to its limit. YT is going to hate that.
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  16. More. 5 trillion IF, and its a big IF, ignore the socialist pensions.
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  17. Milk floats it was 20 yards [meters], stop, repeat, repeat. I suspect that makes sense because its not start stop on a fossil fuel vehicle.
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  18. Tax evasion law, personalised.
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  19. there are some remarkable videos. Another example is e bikes. 2 years ago, next to the cafe I go to, a woman [illegal migrant] was killed 2 blokes escaped naked, never to be seen again. Old Kent Road, opposite the post office if you want to do some research.
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  20.  @IanLynch-b7e  Starmer is going to break all records. When even the left turn on a labour leader, its game over. Sir Kid Starver. Kier Stalin, ...
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  21.  @IanLynch-b7e  So why would a socialist demand a law that means his tax evasion is legal? I'm thinking of changing my name by deed poll to Mr QC. First name Keir. Middle name Starmer. Then I can evade taxes too
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  22. No benefit for migrants. Solves most problems very quickly
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  23.  @clovermark39  Not enough money. Now theres one person with his own tax evasion law. Herr Starmer.
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  24. Did Farage cause Huw Edward's problems or was it Right wingers, Brexit, Trump, Austerity, Covid, Climate Change ...
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  25. 4 million reform. If each convinces 1 voter, its game over for Labour as well as the tories.
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  26. There needs to be plans put in place. 1. A list of safe countries. 2. No foreign criminals allowed in the UK That's a good starter. Now to completely wipeout the establishment. A full audit of state's pension debts. Then everyone gets an annual statement of their share of the debts. What happens when a £850,000 debt drops through your letter box? Reforms need to do that fast, so the previous lot gets blamed. That wipes them out. They won't be able to justify hiding that debt off the books.
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  27. There is. Just take it to court.
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  28. Peter Lynch. Just like George Floyd.
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  29. Low paid jobs. Not paying more tax than they cost. Low paid workers are on min wage. 1K a year in tax, if that. 14K a year in costs, ignoring pensions  @Curi0u50ne 
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  30. Ah, the post black hole where comments enter but never leave. Min wage earner pays £1K a year in tax State spends £14K per person per year. Those 20 migrants cost us £260K a year at a minimum Scale that up to the millions. But the real problem remains and its socialist pension debts.  @Curi0u50ne 
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  31.  @vonier13  Exactly. There's a major trend. When they f with you, you can f with them. And boy can you stick it back to them. I've done the calculations, and because the state has screwed with me, I've cost them around 400K in return. Still doesn't cover what they've done me for in terms of things like pensions, but its a start on the revenge. 250K came from a public inquiry, which I forced on the local council. They employed barristers full time for 8 weeks. They later admitted perjury. I sent two emails and a FOI request, appealed to the ICO. Later I made a SAR for what they held on the case. 250 pages came back. The Cabinet Office had lawyered up to cover up what the head of the civil service had done. Met police. I won 8 complaints last year. 2 this year. I've not been particularly agressive taking them all to MOPAC. But I've 2 complaints in about Rowley. Chat GPT, and an email. It's easy. Kahn's going to break the law on that as well, which is going to be funny.
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  32.  @janhemmer8181  YT will come dramatically unstuch when it comes to SAR requests. All the details on shadow bans, complaints from others. Details on the AI. You can down load you data they say. Ah but you don't include all those bits above.
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  33.  @sunnybnk  Exactly. Cabbages and Turnips.
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  34. I've just rung the electoral commission. Do I report offences to them or the police? Answer, the police. I'll copy them in with the CAD reference number of course. Can't let them off the hook. Two offences on the election front. Failure to declare the Penthouse on expenses for the Party's election return. Then fraud and election offences for the failure to put the address he was living at on his nomination papers.
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  35. Another example is the government. What gross profit do they make on their "services"? It's 30%. So much for the left's not for profit idea.
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  36.  @pauldurkee4764  I've concluded the same. A road next to mine. 16 people with life changing injuries, 3 killed. All caused by cyclists. So I videoed a junction, 1200 offences an hour. Then I go to the police. They aren't interested. 1.50 bus fares are more important to police. If you don't like it they say, make a complaint. I have. Currently that's been investigated twice. There's now an argument for the third review between the IOPC and MOPAC as to who the review body is. It's escalated because they refused to supply BWV to me so I can comment on it for the investigation. You can guess why. Not supply the BWV is the fault of the data controller. He's broken the law. He is Mark Rowley. So what are we supposed to do for things that are serious and they won't respond? It means we need the top of the police force removed.
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  37. I make complaints about the BBC. Their excuse is yes we were biased on this occasion but it is balanced by some unnamed programs that provide the counterweight. The good news about this case, is that excuse is blown out of the water. You make the complaint. They say yes, but other programs balance it. Oh no you don't. Off to offcom, with the Rishi Precedent.
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  38.  @SlowhandGreg  BBC is far left. For example, I've a particular interest in MP criminals of any party. I've a list of 470 of them. But when you get to convictions the BBC reporting is interesting. 1. How quickly do they mention the party name in the article. Start or end? 2. If its about a Tory MP, do they mention Labour MPs who have done likewise? You can flip parties, but they are examples of bias. Turns out its left wing bias and it is very statistically significant. ie. p-value of 0.999+
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  39.  @SlowhandGreg  So another example of BBC left wing bias. PS workers and the public have paid the socialist welfare state for the old age pension. Why doesn't the BBC report that debt?
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  40.  @redflag4781  Exactly. Watch the howls come any election. BBC is very right wing. That's because you are so used to the left wing bias that when they move to the centre to be unbiased, you notice it. The correct question for the left, if they are right wing, join up with the right and we abolish the BBC. Oh no we cant' do that they say, there wouldn't be any left wing outlets to balance Murdoch. Gottcha.
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  41.  @redflag4781  No the BBC is very left wing. There you are wrong I agree with you that the BBC is pro state. Very pro state. ======= The fact that it serves as a balance ... ======= Which just means you've provided the evidence that its biased. Doh!
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  42.  @bertiescunsbutch9323  What we have is Chris Rowley thnking the BBC must be under left wing pro state control It's certainly pro state. To get on the board you have to be pro state, most come from quangos etc. There's a couple of woke appointments to boot.
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  43. Government Minister for Dummies. With extra large fonts and no long words or numbers. Lots of pictures.
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  44. Lord Chipolata? Baron Weiner?
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  45. That's the BBC for you. So what's the big lie? We won't tell you how much pension debt the socialist welfare state has accumulated.  @geo_neo9 
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  46.  @steevenfrost  Still "banged up". Along with the Lincolnshire 6. There's a link ...
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  47. Plantation owners demanding they get people to pick their crops, wash their backsides, serve their lattes, clean their toilets.
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  48. I've had over one thousands channels taken down. There's a Yemeni charity scam group. There's another prolific group that use child PDF images to sell sex for cash. There's the Mrs X invested my money and I'm rich. What's worrying is that YT doesn't do the basic checks. For example for new accounts. Is the image one of those used by previous scammers? What about the account banners? Profile images? Do they link to an underlying account with the link to the website? This is all easy things to deal with before you get onto the actual posts. Then you check the subscribers because they are other bot accounts.
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  49. ,Islamist militants could become a problem No, they are a problem
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  50. Why?
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