Comments by "Edward McLaughlin" (@edwardmclaughlin7935) on "PoliticsJOE" channel.

  1. 'Totally free'. So my years and years of NI contributions went where then?
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  2. WEF
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  3. @Heather Stephens None of my contributions went to the NHS? In fact some did. So it's not 'free' in any sense then is it?
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  4. What's astonishing is that he's pretty much a lone voice. Fucking catastrophe being ushered along by the people who are supposed to act in our interest.
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  5. na na na na na; you did insult the British voter, a liddle bit. You were a liddle bit out of order yourself.
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  6. Simon Palmer Which experts?
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  7. @Captain Blacktooth Some good stuff there, thanks. But your take on the EU? No tah.
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  8.  @willrichardson519  So where do tax and NI contributions go then? Try make some sense if you can this time.
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  9. "...life expectancy, in poor places, is falling, and covid helped things along a lot..." What's helping life expectancy to fall now, almost five years after the outbreak, is the reaction to covid. The criminal, unnecessary and hugely damaging lockdowns and the continuing dispensation of the experimental mRNA medications. This needs to be recognised fully. In Mr Collier we have yet another very intelligent and fair-minded observer who leaves the crucial realisations unattended. In his outline of the incestuous workings of Whitehall in general and of the Treasury in particular, Mr Collier points us to a crucial flaw in the way the nation is guided; at the end of all this he seems incredulous as to how this has been put in place by people whose job it is to tend to the welfare of the people. He is astounded by the fact that this allowed to continue. What needs to be understood is that none of this is regarded by the establishment as in any way falling short of their mission - that mission is not in any way aligned with that of anyone who seeks the improvement of the lot of the British people. To those who are in charge, it is well that the people become poorer and ever more dependent. Economically comfortable people will not do as they are told. A much reduced populace is the goal. The poor, the cold and the hungry will jump to every order. As long as we remain bewildered by incompetence we are not grasping the reality: this is far from bungling; this is systematic demolition, increment by plausible increment.
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