Youtube hearted comments of (@Bungle-UK).

  1. Mum: “my daughter is autistic” Female officer: “I don’t care” A clear demonstration that this activist officer had no consideration for the situation beyond her own hurt feelings.
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  2. I’m gay. I criticise Islam for teaching that people like me are subhuman. Removing my right to openly push back on that would make me feel incredibly unsafe and marginalised.
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  3. The issue with all these stories is why, if it is criminal, they go to the media and not the police. If it isn’t criminal, Is it any business of ours?
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  4. There’s no reason for him to be there beyond self promotion.
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  5. So he has raised £20k so far to ‘support his ministry’ and for a proposed legal battle, even though you can go to an employment tribunal for free and represent yourself (I’ve done it). Note he isn’t mentioning all the interviews he has done this week which he will have been paid for!
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  6. And, of course, Mr Bailey is now a peer with a lifetime job in the House of Lords.
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  7. Nadine worships Boris but seems to have missed the fact that Boris was responsible for most (if not all) of the policies she criticises Rishi about. The woman is clearly, at best, deluded.
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  8. How did she ever become a Secretary of State, and what (or who) did she have to do to get the job? At least she can now rest easy in her fantasy world where Boris is a good leader.
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  9. They most certainly do, along with an ability to get right into ours with just a stare. We have the ashes of our late cat in the house, and her surviving sister often sits by her, seemingly knowing she is there and seeking her company. Our one year old kitten, who thinks he is a dog, loves to play fetch and is able to command his humans to play when he is ready with just one brush of the leg. The humans may pay the bills, but they aren’t in charge in this house!
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  10. It’s generally seems to be the people least affected by immigration that are ‘horrified’ when those that are most affected push back against it. Dumping economic migrants in economically deprived areas, because housing is cheap, is bound to lead to tensions. I’ve seen it in my own area. She rightly highlights that there are plenty of ‘migrants’ whose applications for asylum have been turned down multiple times, yet they remain in the UK at taxpayers expense.
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  11. If only The Guardian had this level of due diligence for everything it publishes.
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  12. The ‘we love Boris’ brigade will of course use this as ammo against Rishi, but if Sunak knew about the issue then St Boris must have know as well as the then Education Secretary, the useless (and knighted) Gavin Williamson. Let’s see them all try to wriggle out of it.
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  13. It’s the usual lazy tropes that people throw at Farage - calling him racist or xenophobic is as simplistic as Steve Coogan calling monarchists ‘idiots’. Farage loves his country and believes the best traditions of it should be upheld….what’s wrong with that?
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  14. An expert at turning a blind eye.
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  15. The problem with the immigration issue is that it’s always debated on the extremes….it’s either open doors ‘refugees welcome’ or close the doors ‘we’re being invaded’. As with most issues, no party will find a sensible solution.
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  16. Having been through Luton Airport, the fire is likely to have caused thousands of pounds worth of improvements.
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  17. I find it bizarre how the corporate world today seems to quick to distance itself from potential customers in order to avoid the anger of a few activists - what happened to appealing to the widest possible market?
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  18. Who’d have thought that the mass importing of people with no cultural links to our country would go so wrong 🤷‍♂️
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  19. Maybe Greta could clear off and either protest in her own country or try her luck in China, which is where the real problem exists.
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  20. I have to disagree - Marr was dreadful and consistently failed to hit the spot. Having said that, things have got even worse from an already low bar.
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  21. Perhaps the real question is how do you get people to have respect and common decency when they clearly lack it? We seem to be importing people with zero respect for our country and it’s traditions.
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  22. ‘Spare’ may have been a short term commercial success, but for mo it was a huge long term own goal by Harry as it has shredded his reputation and portrayed him as someone who will say and do anything for cash, whatever the consequence. Brits also don’t generally like moaners, and his constant positioning of himself as a victim in every situation alienates people and simply detracts from the important instances where he probably has been treated poorly. None of this is helped by his loathsome wife who is quite possibly one of the most self-absorbed and delusional people on the planet.
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  23. Calvin: “I never turn down requests….but I’m turning down your request”
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  24. It defies logic to so desperately want to get out of one union and then hop straight into another where you’d be an even smaller player. The good news is that it will never happen.
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  25. Merry Christmas! Enjoy the festive season
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  26.  @johnhamilton2923  I don’t think that has anything to do with it….it all started in the Blair years when people from Kosovo and then Iraq/Afghanistan were placed across the north, often in condemned council housing that was awaiting demolition. In my own city, two empty tower blocks were filled up almost overnight, with no support services or jobs for them to do. People really need to take their hatred for a certain party out of the equation and look at the reality of a situation.
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  27. Well, it’s been several days coming so there’s been time. Also, the Palestinians consistently vote for pro-terrorism political parties. This coming to a head can hardly be a shock for anyone.
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  28. You have to love the spin being put out….retaking a seat you’ve normally held on a less than 40% turnout is hardly a ‘seismic’ change.
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  29. The real question is why a bunch of MPs are having a jolly to Canada in the name of ‘levelling up’.
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  30. So, according to the ‘kind’ left, defending terrorists is fine but opposing them is ‘far right’ 🤷‍♂️
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  31. Calvin should have thought about the consequences before he decided to publicly criticise his employer. Now he has the begging bowl out and is positioning himself as a victim. Oh so predictable.
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  32. Another time where the left wing of the Labour Party gets it spectacularly wrong. The question is why the party continues to tolerate people with views like this.
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  33. Cooper was publicly critical of the police during the Everard vigil - seemingly it’s only ok when she agrees with the cause 🤷‍♂️ Incidentally, Braverman is right. The lockdown and BLM protest both happened during covid restrictions - the Met broke one up and joined in with the other.
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  34. Nobody can apologise for the actions of those who are long dead, including those African tribal leaders who rounded up and sold tens of millions of their own people.
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  35. The Palestinians voted for Hamas….they need condemning, not ‘reaching out’ to.
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  36. GB News seems to have a split personality at the moment with some proper journalists and presenters on the one hand (eg Breakfast) and then tabloid shock-jocks on the other. For me, they needed rid of Dan a long time ago, but he pulls in the viewers and that is attractive for a business that is not yet financially secure.
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  37. Quite right - why don’t these people understand that working for the BBC comes with special responsibilities due to its special way of being funded? All they have to do is not gob off on social media….I guess that’s not easy when your job is drawing attention to yourself.
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  38. Don’t forget that Channel 4 claims to provide ‘public service broadcasting’…..
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  39. Of course Fox was crass with his comments, but she has seemingly said the same on Twitter to men in the past and show how that’s ok because she is a woman. Crassness, vulgarity and ‘hate’ exist on both sides, but somehow it’s deemed acceptable when it comes from the left.
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  40. I love that people are just blindly believing the Hamas version of events like they are a trusted source.
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  41. I’ll remember this man as one of the worst examples of self-serving during the expenses scandal, using pathetic excuses based on a self-diagnosed mental condition. 47 years in Parliament made him far too comfortable. As for his argument, I don’t claim to be an expert, but I do wonder if it’s ‘easier’ to be critical of Israel from the safety of the UK. Living under the threat, or reality, of attack (whatever side you’re on) is bound to impact your judgement and therefore your decisions.
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  42. If passengers turn away from wanting to fly on Boeing aircraft, especially if there is another incident, this will further reduce the available aircraft and make the situation worse. I bet American wish they hadn’t retired their A330s/B767s and BA their B747s.
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  43.  @DropdudeJohn exactly….sadly we’re importing ever more people from primitive cultures and so our society is regressing rapidly.
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  44. What has SB got to do with it? Blame the barbaric mindset of people who follow they great Mo in the sky.
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  45. If you take a job as a BBC journalist, you should accept that having a social media presence where your personal opinion is made public is incompatible with the role. It should be a condition of employment, and I don’t understand why the BBC is so bad at this.
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  46. Given how relatively recent it was, and the associated sensitivities, it would be far better to make a documentary rather than a drama. Will be interesting to see how much focus there is on the people who did it (the real baddies of the story) verses the lazy ‘police bad’ narrative.
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  47. There’s no legal definition of bullying, so these cases are curious. Interesting how many people in the comments think dishonour only exists in one party.
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  48. The Tories are losing the next election all by themselves….sadly we will just get an even more extreme version of them in Labour.
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  49. You and they can’t possibly know who is responsible - remember the lies in the media about the hospital bombing?
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  50.  @howareyou857  ‘peacefully’ marching in favour of antisemitism.
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  51. For a start, there’s no such things as ‘LGBTQ+’….sexuality and gender identity are completely separate issues and many gay people, myself included, resent the association with a largely homophobic ideology. Regarding Sunak, it isn’t ‘transphobic’ to state basic biological facts. The undermining of women and their safety in order to appease the mental delusion of a few (mostly male) people is the real concern here.
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  52. Hardly any bus operations make enough to cover costs so the only way you’re going to get more drivers is paying higher fares.
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  53. Cracking video as always. The quality of your content really is second to none. You should be really proud of your work. Greetings from Hull, UK.
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  54. Nothing symbolises the decline of this country more than a thoroughly incompetent politician, responsible for untold mystery, walking away from the mess he made straight into cushy media roles as a ‘celebrity’ with telephone number salaries.
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  55. The BBC band the words ‘terror’, ‘terrorism’ and ‘terrorist’ around relatively freely on a daily basis, but have a mental block when it comes to Hamas. Thankfully it’s another nail in the coffin of this outdated institution.
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  56. Lee Anderson probably does ‘say what (some) people are thinking’, and it’s reasonable that their opinions are heard. The real question is whether that is what we want in government. I also think he is targeted by default by the usual lefties on Twitter, whether his clumsy comments have some merit or not.
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  57. Burnham et al will say nationalisation is the magic solution…..those of us who use Northern, LNER and Transpennine (all run by the government) will tell you it isn’t any better. Right now, Northern have over 100 cancellations listed plus 16 delayed services.
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  58.  @kevrussell5972  I’ve never heard his make either of those statements. He feels immigration levels are too high (which they patently are) but has never advocated zero immigration. His first wife was Irish and his current wife is German - marrying foreigners would be an odd thing to do if you couldn’t stand them.
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  59. No doubt the work of those who claim to be part of the ‘tolerant’ left.
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  60. It’s West Yorkshire Police….they go after a kid who scuffed the cover of the Koran but didn’t care when a teacher was getting death threats from Muslim extremists.
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  61. So, all those lefty Labour MPs that support Hamas are on the same side as Putin.
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  62. Most train drivers are on around £60k for a 4 day week in a job that doesn’t require a degree….they are probably the least deserving of a pay rise in any industry. Plus, any rise given will either be paid for by the rail user via tickets or the taxpayer via subsidy.
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  63. So that’s 99.9% of the population that’s on the side of sanity.
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  64. It’s what happens when people elect activists rather than leaders. See the walking disaster that is Corbyn.
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  65. Surely a simple clause in the contract along the lines of ‘payment issued following receipt of goods made to the required specifications’ would have stopped this? That said, the government and civil service are beyond useless at procuring anything. It’s not just a Westminster disease - see the Scottish ferries.
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  66. Please don’t fall into the left’s trap of using the term ‘LGBTQ’ which promotes a false relationship between the issues of sexuality and gender identity….plenty of gay people, myself included, resent this association with, ironically, a deeply homophobic ideology.
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  67. So women in politics are fine as long as they agree with you?
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  68. 😢cancelled my license fee so will have to miss out….worth it to not give the BBC any of my hard earned cash.
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  69. We need to remove the nonsensical ‘green belt’ while ensuring we protect truly important rural landscapes such as national parks, and improving access to them! There’s no point having rules which prevent housing being built where it is needed.
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  70. I’ve never worked out why these ‘go fund me’ type things are legal….who regulates them to stop any old fake vicar making up reasons to give them cash?
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  71. He must have expensive tastes….he only got sacked this week and is already begging for tens of thousands of pounds.
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  72. So sorry to hear that, it’s devastating to say goodbye to a loved one but always worth remembering the joy you gave each other.
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  73. To be fair, you seem to be contradicting yourself there by complaining about the state of the infrastructure at the same time as bemoaning work going on to improve it….the railways will always need maintaining and that inevitably causes disruption. As for the staff, the industry is so heavily unionised they knew it’s virtually impossible to get rid of anyone, no matter how useless.
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  74. I guess the prequel to praise for doing a good job is actually doing a good job in the first place….can you see the problem?
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  75.  @JesusHChrist-q9d  It’s a reasonable question given that a sensible government would have a ballpark target and infrastructure/public service service provision to match. By contrast, the approach since 1997 has been to see who turns up and then deal with them. Population growth, whether imported or domestic, should be sustainable and accounted for in future plans. It isn’t ‘racist’ to say a target of say £125k is sustainable.
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  76. If people want safety, what’s wrong with that safe country not being the UK? If your life really is in danger, can you afford to be so picky about your place of safety?
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  77. Every journey on the UK rail network this year will be subsidised by around £7.50….that’s about £11bn for a service the majority of the population never use. Just how high do people think the subsidy should be?
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  78. The rot set in when the BBC launched a 24-hour news channel meaning they went from 30 minute bulletins that reported what had happened to filling airtime with talking heads….they moved from reporting facts to broadcasting opinions.
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  79. Genuinely hilarious how anyone who doesn’t support Hamas is now ‘far right’.
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  80. Certainly not defending Murdoch, but Owen Jones is one the most poisonous examples of the ‘kind’ hateful left.
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  81. Mr Blunt is a particularly odious character who tried to defend the actions of an ex-MP who was convicted of sexually assaulting a 15 year old.
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  82. This whole thing is being whipped into a frenzy by the media, and the police seem to be infected with hysteria. Yet, nobody seems to care who is drifting across the Channel and promptly disappearing.
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  83. Too many things today are described as ‘racist’ when, in reality, they aren’t and that in turn devalues/minimises real racism. Take immigration, for example. I don’t believe most people with concerns on that issue are racist as it isn’t about skin colour or where someone comes from; there was just as much frustration around the influx of (white) Eastern Europeans 15/20 years ago. Concerns are often driven by frustration and a perceived feeling of unfairness. It’s far too easy for the usual suspects to try and shut someone up by calling them a racist, transphobe, bigot etc rather that actually engaging in a discussion.
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  84.  @adeko8578  As Nigel has shown.
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  85. One the one hand I agree, it’s easy to play the ‘deep state’ card. On the other, there is an issue with the opaque process where big tech companies choose who to demonetise and/or prevent from uploading content. There’s also the question of why, after almost 20 decades years of supposedly knowing about his alleged behaviour, it’s all blown up now.
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  86. They should have thought of that when voting for terrorist groups at the ballet box.
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  87. Because she picks easy targets for self-promotion rather than going to the real problem areas, like China. Activists should stand for election if they believe the public is on their side.
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  88. Not that this is the reason for the ban, but the word ‘queer’ is probably the most insulting thing to call a gay person yet is freely used by gender ideology activists who promote homophobic ideas.
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