Comments by "Aden Wellsmith" (@adenwellsmith6908) on "Clown World YT" channel.

  1. Forced to pay for the BBC. That's dire. That's evil.
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  2. You could put up stickers that look like the camera lenses. That way when they turn up to fix, it looks like there is no problem.
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  3. Cancelling is the right way. Just cancel the direct debit with your bank, get a refund of any proportion left. No need to speak to the BBC. No need to answer any of their "leading questions" designed so you incriminate yourself. The refund part is great. They have already spent the money. Hand it back.
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  4. I've been waiting 13 years for the Met Police to deal with Organised Crime [Romanian Mafia] in front of New Scotland Yard. Perhaps I need to pay them more than the criminals.
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  5. Who says it all goes to India at the end? Money laundering is the name of the game.
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  6. When you go shopping in the zone, make a note of the shop's address. Then write a letter to them, with a copy to your local councilor apologising, saying that as of the 1st of June, you won't be a customer of theirs anymore because of the zone. Thank them for their past services. If a just a few hundred did that, then councilors get very worried.
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  7. Tax evading Stamer, with his own tax evasion law, demands the peasants fund him
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  8. Almost all of those councils made "investments". The gambled is one view. The other is the created an excuse to hand their mates billions, in exchange for a cut, because it wasn't their money in the first place.
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  9. If you have a minimum tax of £38,500 a year, per migrant things change. First why 38,500? Well that's average wage. In practice you need to earn a bit more to be a net contributor. That is generate more tax than you cost. The reason for that is there's a deficit, but work with it. Now if you earn that sort of money, you have to be integrated into society. Hard to earn it if you aren't. Similarly if you are denied all no contributory benefits. which is pretty much all of them. You have to be integrated into society. Then what's other people's views? Well there will no doubt still be some racists, but almost all people will say, look if he or she is paying more tax than they cost, then I get cheaper services, they can stay so long as they carry on doing so. But that isn't what we have. We have lots of low paid people because the elite have said who will clean our toilets, which is just the modern day equivalent of who will pick our cotton.
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  10. Non pensioners. Remember, its your turn next to be cold and starving.
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  11.  @suem5002  They will be registering your breeding, like the slave owners did with their horses and slaves. Oh wait, they already do that.
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  12. So what you are saying is there isn't a lot of money to be made in selling Burqas.
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  13. 160,000 a year for life.
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  14. Abolish the Monarchy. Charles the Clueless - Last of his Line
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  15.  @hartley339  This government is holding us all sausages!
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  16. Iqbal v Dean Manson [2011] EWCA Civ 123, it was held that sending letters can form part of a course of conduct amounting to harassment:- Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 1125 Making legal threats, and they don't act on them. Section 1 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 (‘PHA’) stipulates that:- ‘A person must not pursue a course of conduct— (a) which amounts to harassment of another, and (b) which he knows or ought to know amounts to harassment of the other.’ Section 7(2) states that harassment includes ‘alarming the person or causing the person distress’ and a ‘course of conduct’ is described in section 7(3) as necessarily involving ‘in relation to a single person ... conduct on at least two occasions in relation to that person ‘. ======== Report them via a police website as committing an offence.
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  17. What's the betting the fast tracked new prisoners, get fast tracked out of prisons.
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  18. A second obsertvation on the history of migration to the UK. The first example is slavery. Forced Labour Next we have Irish migration. Cheap Labour. Bangladesh and Pakistan. Cheap Labour for the mills. Chinese migration. Cheap Labour for the Army. Windrush. Cheap Labour for the NHS and London Transport The EU. Cheap Labour for companies. Current Mass Migration. Cheap Labour - push down wages - attack the population All disasters. Asylum. Kinder transport? No issues Ugandan Asians? No problems. ... When migration is done for cheap labour it doesn't work. When its small numbers of genuine refugees, it does work.
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  19. Lawyers. Fix my street tells you if the problem has been reported. You can get a new PPI business going.
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  20. On ideas. The mafia on Westminster Bridge. 1. Film them. 2. Make the 999 call 3. Wait 4. and wait 5. and wait 6. Go to New Scotland Yard and start filming them and the MOD next door 7. Immediately they turn up. 8. Say great, they are on the bridge 9. Film them saying they won't do anything 10. Then make the 101 call as to why they haven't turned up. Say there are two officers here who are free. 11. Make the complaint in front of the officers. This is the really funny one. An officer having to listen to the complaint going in about them. ...
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  21.  @lisah9561  Really? What ever you think about TR, its dodgy. The number of non crime hate instances. ie. Wrong think. The proposed introduction of blasphemy laws. Allison Pearson is another example But explain why the police would say they have lost the paperwork? That's a very tough explain for you.
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  22. I bet they are fake employees.
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  23. There's one question. How much tax were they paying? What was the cost of state spending they got? For example, the NHS is £3,000 per person per year. The issue is when the tax paid is less than the cost, someone else is paying for them.
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  24. Fixmystreet
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  25. Raise the License fee to £10,000 a month That solves it too. Plus you don't need to change the law. No one will pay them, game over.
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  26.  @matthewwilliams3827  I tend towards the Trust but verify. So why do I go for the trust? 1. Police statement on the paperwork - must exist to lose it 2. Police behaviour with others on the right 3. The fascist nature of the UK state [ie blasphemy] 4. Death threats. 5. Video of him at the protest, police in the background 6. The Smollet option is played on the way down, not the way up. I've seen no evidence the other way. Not saying its not true, but what's the evidence
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  27.  @lisah9561  So please provide the evidence that supports your viewpoint.
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  28. No consent is the issue.
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  29. It's that organised gang of grannies, nicking the Werther's originals. ...
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  30. The grift is string in government.
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  31. It will be forced to give up the data when I go and inspect their accounts in person.
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  32. I know of some. For example, one of my father's students, had to escape Ghadafi. He's become British. He ran a physics department at one of the better universities. Got a gong from the queen. Semi retired, he's now involved building a company to make cheap electron microscopes. So in my books, meets all the criteria for a successful asylum seeker. I've just had a coffee at a shop. Algerian refugee. I've seen the scars from the bullet wounds. Again, I wouldn't say no. Same for Kindertransport. The point I am making is genuine refugees behave very differently from low paid migrants brought in because of the "who will pick our cotton" demands of the elite. So how to fix it. 1. List of safe countries. 2. No asylum from safe countries. 3. If a country moves from dangerous to safe, then a grace period and you move to the economic migrant category. 4. For economic migrants, no welfare and a minimum £38,500 a year tax code. So which are the safe countries? Afghanistan is now safe. The list I think is Yemen, Palestine, and Ukraine.
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  33. What makes you think he can do anything? It's the right question. Take one example, the state pension. Run on socialist principles. There's no capital. Zero. All the wealth people have contribution has gone. That leaves a debt. A debt you can't find on the books. Why? Well its £16 trillion going up at 10% a year. Your share is £600,000 and this year's increase £60,000. Unless every taxpayer including yourself pays in full, then granny gets it. So what's the solution?
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  34. Or 10p, that's the other option
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  35. What? No more condoms? They are single use plastic!
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  36. I've not had a letter in years. I reported every letter via a police website as harrasment. Eventually my guess is the police told them to stop. I even named the harrasser, as the woman running BBC revenue services.
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  37. Two options. The police did a U-Turn. The alternative, is he doing a Smollet? Well the Smollet option is for when your channel is tanking and that's not the case. The evidence points the other way, to the u-turn. For example the police statement they lost the paperwork. Then the current approach of the police to frighten people. Plenty of that. So until I have evidence the other way, its the police and the state that's the problem
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  38.  @lisah9561  So come on. You demand evidence from others. When you get asked for evidence, you have none. You lose.
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  39. You don't have to "send them back" bar the criminals. The rest will leave of their own accord. 1. No welfare. 2. Minimum 40K a year tax code. Break even. You might have to fund tickets for them.
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  40. The list should be of unsafe countries. Any other countries, its on the plane.
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  41. But the councils are talking about a 4 day week at 2 hours a day.
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  42. The stickers are great. There's those stickers in the US that people were putting on petrol pumps. An image of biden pointing saying I did that. Put on so he's pointing at the price. Why Joe Biden 'I Did That' Gas Pump Stickers Are Appearing Everywhere Why Joe Biden 'I Did That' Gas Pump Stickers Are Appearing Everywhere if you want to research  @ClownWorldYT 
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  43. The stickers, its a form of heckling. There's no comeback for a heckle like that. I liked Dennis Pennis a lot. His heckle of meatloaf, where meat did he entire interview by singing it in an operatic way was great. "Meat Loaf Performs Singing Interview" His Demi Moore interview, "would you consider keeping your clothes on in a movie!" Now he needs to do a come back, and go for Clinton. "President Clinton, do you like them middle aged?"  @ClownWorldYT 
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  44. Like Assad’s prison
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  45.  @RagingDong  Books less and less. I've nearly 4,000 of them. YT and Rumble, more and more. The other interesting recent change, ChatGPT. It's becoming more and more my entry point. Ask it the question, get the basics, then branch out from there.
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  46. @littleowldme It was a war. He was shot by the French in Algeria. I've no doubt about that. However, its now safe to return. On that bit I agree with a slight nuance. For economic migrants we should put on a minimum tax code set at break even. It's around the 40K a year mark, but lets just say average wage. That way those that are beneficial aren't affected. So for those where the country has moved from dangerous to safe, its simple. A grace period and your tax code changes. Taxed at source. Now for the migrants who are good for the UK, no change. So your last bit, I agree. But for those that are the ones we want here, the net contributors [there aren't that many], why not turn them into economic migrants? For the others, they have to make a decision.
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  47. Report it via a police website. Quote Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 1125 Quote Iqbal v Dean Manson [2011] EWCA Civ 123 Section 1 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 is the offence. Write the crime reference number and date on the letter, file it. The name of the offender? It's a woman, and she runs BBC revenue collection Repeat, and the letters will stop. Crime reporting is victim led. The victim gets to decide.
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  48.  @TheAnonyy  Fight back. Police crime report. Write the reference number and date on the letter. File it. What's the basis? Iqbal v Dean Manson [2011] EWCA Civ 123, it was held that sending letters can form part of a course of conduct amounting to harassment:- Worthington & Anor v Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 1125 Making legal threats, and they don't act on them. Section 1 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 (‘PHA’) stipulates that:- ‘A person must not pursue a course of conduct— (a) which amounts to harassment of another, and (b) which he knows or ought to know amounts to harassment of the other.’ Section 7(2) states that harassment includes ‘alarming the person or causing the person distress’ and a ‘course of conduct’ is described in section 7(3) as necessarily involving ‘in relation to a single person ... conduct on at least two occasions in relation to that person ‘.
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  49. How do you change the species of a chicken? Jack in his garden shed, with a couple of bantams is now engaging in species transformation by genetic engineering. On weekends, he makes nuclear weapons for next year's guy fawkes night.
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  50. Desperate for cash. Any which way they can. What's this weeks lets extort the population strategy? On the US, go to any building site in New York. Look at the wall outside. Wall, with row after row of permits. No doubt each with a kick back.
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  51. It's london sewage It's John Lewis sewage. It's full of cocaine.
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  52. They don't speak English or read English. That's gone over the council's head.
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  53. Next they will be saying we need more migrants to be translators for migrants so given them work permits.
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  54. I responded to an appeal to Kent Police. It's still on their website. 17 December, "Purse Theft in Sevenoaks". I was pretty certain I'd seen her on Westminster Bridge doing similar as part of a gang. So I rang up. You get an answer phone, leave the message. Basically saying that Lambeth Police may well be able to give a name to her. Anyway, the plus point, Kent Police did ring back. So PC Nick H, thanks for doing that and thanks for the update you've nicked her. I've written to your bosses already, and you should get a copy too.
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  55. They will refuse it, on the grounds its personal information. The way to ask it is how many councillors have not paid their council tax. ie. The number, since its not personal information. I bet the council also has broken FOI law and not suggested how to rewrite the request to get some of the information
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  56. 4 day week = go broke. There's a connection
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  57. Tot up how much you've saved. Plus interest
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  58. One interesting feature of the councils going bust is investment. The left demands investment. So I ask where are the accounts for these "investments". I want to see the income and expense accounts to see if they have made a profit, and similarly the balance sheet showing assets a liabilities to see the same thing. They can't provide them, because the investments aren't investments The exceptions are councils. We know can see exactly how these government investments have worked. The latest is Nottingham. The BBC doesn't report what has gone on. However, they started a company Robin Hood Energy. The only bit of that name that's correct is the robbing bit. The tax payers have been robbed. Auditors Grant Thornton calculated the council had invested a total of £43m into the company and risked £16.5m in guarantees. Bristol did it first. The failed energy company, set up by Bristol City Council, lost around £46m. A report examined why extra council investment was approved despite the heavy losses. So why did Nottingham copy the investment? Croydon. Bust three times. Croydon borrowed £545m during the past three years to invest in housing and commercial property. This included a £200m loan to its own housing development arm Brick By Brick, which has yet to return a dividend. The council has capital borrowings of nearly £2bn. It invested £30m in the local Croydon Park Hotel in 2018-19. This went into administration in June. It also spent £46m on a shopping centre. The council’s strategy of “invest[ing] its way out of financial challenge” was “inherently flawed”, as councillors did not properly understand the retail and leisure markets, auditors said. It had debts that totalled £1.3bn. Woking. Following a failed investment strategy, propelled by borrowing hundreds of millions of pounds for local regeneration projects, Woking Borough Council issued a section 114 notice in June. The council – which invested in building a new shopping centre, residential skyscrapers and the cutlery for a 23-storey Hilton hotel in the town centre – has debts which are forecast to reach £2.6bn Thurrock’s situation emerged after it provided £655m to companies via bonds, including the purchase of 53 solar farms.
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  59. No no no. The top up comes from tax with no consent.
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  60. Like Assad’s prison for the same reason
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  61. once a week? Luxury. 2 weeks is normal. You're lucky.
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  62. Which bit? Stickers or dealing with the police?  @markcf83 
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  63. But think of the comedy value. Repair man turns up. It's all - goes to the next one, updates the system. Message come sin, its not working He checks it out, there's the camera, must be working... Eventually, he gets up the ladder to find out he's been trolled.  @lynnepostings 
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  64. Personally I've another plan in action. Get them removed completely and to get Khan to pay damages. I'm going for £180 a day, and no discount for paying early.  @lynnepostings 
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  65.  @Kx110x  Not the case. Most are still UK born. The problem is that the criminality amongst recent arrivals is way out of proportion to the rest of society, particularly at the serious end of crimes. Same for the victims of crimes.
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  66. The right of informed explicit consent would be far better. Other wise the majority will screw the minority. Even in the current case the minority screws the majority.
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  67. The video of the Sky News crew being attacked by knife wielding thugs on e-bikes, on film, is normal life for lots of people know. That its filmed shows how dangerous the UK has become
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  68. I would suggest collecting dumped tents at Glastonbury. Then they get shipped to the Outer Hebredies.
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  69. So here's the question. Go to A&E? Identify as an illegal migrant. They will question you. That's shows they can work out who is entitled to and who isn't to health care. Next, FOI for their policies on priority. Then make complaints on grounds of racism. There's an implicit antiwhite bias their policy. Add in the Equalities and Human Rights Commission, they can do some work for a change.
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  70. Yes. But on average, its per adult. So the wife gets the tax code too. So lets say its 2+2. They have to be earning 2 x 38.5 = 77K So what happens? Taxed at source. That's what the tax code does. The money gets taken by the company, handed over to the state. So for that min wage migrant paying £1K a year in tax, suddenly discovers they only get 100 a week to live off, and no welfare. So they have to leave. It self adjusts.  @davidstula578 
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  71. The other bit about the suggestion. National Insurance has the nationalities. That a simple query that HMRC can make. They then send the letters out to employers with the new tax codes. In most cases that's electronic. Then within a month, the money flows in. For the migrants we want, zero change. They are already over the 38.5K and nothing will change. Now the elite will whinge. Who will clean our toilets, the modern day alternative of who will pick out cotton.  @davidstula578 
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  72. Hypothecation fixes lots of things.
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  73. It's inevitable that the punishment is far more permanent.  @pabo-qv3nx 
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  74. Drinking on the job.
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  75. CDA 1971 - A person who without lawful excuse destroys or damages any property belonging to another, intending to destroy or damage any such property, or being reckless as to whether any such property would be destroyed or damaged, shall be guilty of an offence. This offence is triable either way – para. 29, Schedule 1 Magistrates’ Court Act 1980 (MCA 1980).The maximum penalty is 10 years imprisonment - Section 4 CDA 1971. Meaning of Without Lawful Excuse [This is for firefighters, or for people damaging wheel clamps so doesn't apply] However, a charge of criminal damage may be justified where: the damage is excessive or gratuitous; or there is difficulty in establishing the evidence required for the other offence; for example, proving an intent to steal in what is thought to be an attempted burglary. [Gratuitous looks to me as the bit to go for] I think I'll put in a second complaint, after making a crime report. I've one going in about the Data Controller of the MPS. Sir Mark Rowley again, who is, in both cases, Bang To Rights to use the police vernacular.
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  76. Whenever you mention Starmer, you must say Starmer AND Labour. Just refering to him, means when they get rid of him, they will scapegoat him and say its not us.
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  77. The standard ratio is that it costs 3 times salary to employ someone.
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  78.  @craigrothwell6144  Increase the license fee to £25,000 a month. That solves the problem
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  79.  @RagingDong  It is if you want to watch ITV. It's enforced by law. It's wrong.
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  80. So start with the complaints. If they get one, so what. If they get 50. If they get phone calls. If they get angry people turning up in person. Racism works both ways.
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  81. That would an interesting addition to the charges.
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  82. Option 3. Just keep reporting it as "har assing ment" to a police website. Write the reference number and date on the letter, file it. The name of the woman running the system is available online so you can name the offender. The police have to recorded it as an offence unless they can prove otherwise. With that evidence you can cause them lots of problems.
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  83. It's the Industrialisation of making the population into Criminals
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  84. It typically just takes a magnet.
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  85. Kier Stalin Two Tier Kier Sir Kid Starver Kier Stasi
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  86.  @judiejackson4312  The Pensions Increase (Pension Scheme for Keir Starmer QC) Regulations 2013
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  87. Gaddafi was evil. Pure and simple. The question is how to make migration beneficial to the UK, and make sure we don't get the non beneficial migration. It's very simple. 1. No criminals. Bar and deport 2. No discrimination. None of this pro 97% white EU. Rest of the World bad. 3. Net contributors only 4. For asylum that list of safe countries, and its only lasts whilst there is war etc. @littleowldme
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  88. They have been back. It's peaceful now PS I was a refugee from next door to Algeria. Not many white blokes can say that. @littleowldme
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  89. Doesn't solve it. The elite thinks that more people will pay the pensions. Problems are that they don't pay more tax than they cost. More deliveroo drivers doesn't work. They pay no tax, and they cost on average 14K a year. Add in dependents and you multiply by 14K. Then they demand pensions, so the debt increases. So uneconomic, economic migration won't work. The migration solution is quite simple. No criminals, no discrimination, NET CONTRIBUTORS only. Then you get a work permit for a year. So even with economically good migrants, none of the bad, you are still screwed. Now what? How do you pay the 16 trillion? Why aren't you paying £60,000 a year with no services?  @pam164 
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  90. Doesn't add up. The debt is increasing at 1,600 bn a year. The illegals are costing 3 bn a year. Where's the other 1,597 bn going to come from?  @marylauder3374 
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  91. A Congolese man who was previously held up as an example of successful migrant integration has been jailed for only nine years in Germany for raping his own mother and beating her almost to death.
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  92. Agreed. There as the grand design where the guy built the massive cob home. What's interesting to me is that cob is a composite material. The addition of fibres, such as straw, hair is needed. Just like you put carbon fibre into a plastic matrix, or rebar into concreate. It's clearly fire proof too. In terms of the rain, the bigger issue is ground water. You need the right foundations, to prevent capillary action lifting water destroying the cob from, the base. In terms of ability to last, we have the remains of cob buildings going back 8000 years. Jericho for example. There's a general problem in society that we must have high tech solutions. An example in tunnel boring. Machines costing millions make the holes. But look back at Brunel. To build a vertical shaft they put a cookie cutting ring on the ground. On the inside is a lip. Whilst they were digging out the centre of the shaft, brickies were building a wall on that lip. That increases the weight forcing the cookie cutter into the ground. Dig more out, build the wall, and the cookie cutter sinks. The wall is there and protects the workers against cave in. You can go down a long way. This for example is how Elephant and Castle Tube station was built. You could do the same now. We precast concrete wall sections. a mini digger, and a crane to lift the sections in, the spoil out. Cheap and cheerful. Then at the bottom, the put a cookie cutter in the wall, and started digging. The name for this was the great shield. They bolted metal sections into place to create the tunnel. Then hydraulic rams attached to those sections, pushed the cookie cutter forward. Two men dug out the soil, it was carted away. Then new wall sections added, Cookie cutter advanced, more soil removed. repeat. The numbers I've seen were 20 meters a day. OK. doesn't sound like much does it? But If you want a 1 km tunnel, you start at both ends. Each side needs to do 500 meters. At 20 meters a day, that's under a month. That's nothing. So I think a simple. Just update the method. Conveyor belt to get the spoil out, a small train. You add the rails as you go. Crane is standard to lift the spoil out. At the front a small digger running off compressed air to dig out the material. A small digger modified to lift the wall sections into place. Doesn't take many people and you still get 20 meters a day. So why's it not done? It's because the people running the system get more money by delaying than doing the job. Another example, cross rail. For the cost of cross rail you could have had 150 DLR extensions in London. What effect would that have had on transport in the capital? Could you get 150 in place? No, So you could have had it in Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, and Liverpool. But they spent it on one line.
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  93. 1. Why aren't the people paying to commit a crime prosecuted. 2. Simple starter solution. No welfare for migrants. 3. Prosecute for illegal entry and overstaying 4. Revoke nationality for any migrant with a criminal record. 5. Impose a break even tax level. 1. The only one that takes a bit of time. 2. Is easy. Done over the weekend. 3. There's a list. Use the single justice system. Easy 4. Easy. 5. Done again in a weekend
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  94.  @kevinholmes9716  It was me that emailed Simon about it. Push this. The more people that know, the more that he is in trouble. The petition website is down. 12 September for the Committee chairman being appointed. Then its party season. Then elections to get on the committee. Then they party, then they may allow petitions. In the case of petitions like this they will claim its about a single person and that's not allowed. They will cover it up and ban criticism of our Glorious leader.
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  95. There's a difference between wants and the reality.
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