Comments by "The Phoenix Saga" (@The_Phoenix_Saga) on "GBNews" channel.

  1.  @choppercam01  it's a distortion of the fact; however small and ignorable.
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  2. "A constant political force"?! I've had less hot air coming out of my arse following a curry the night before!
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  3. And replace him with...???
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  4.  @mattsmith87  yeah I'm calling bullshit.
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  5.  @Tyler_Fuller  regardless of their sentiments - she essentially still is. Despite her being...20 I think off the top of my head, the law thus defining her as an adult, her mentality is that of a twelve year old. And that's not really uncommon unfortunately. Through my adult life I've looked around and I've seen as many age as boys and girls in mind, and seen men and women only in body.
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  6. @Ian Stretch well she's not our problem either. She was BORN there, they can suck it up.
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  7. She's doing as she's told - they all do. Belief has nothing to do with it.
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  8.  @graham7176  well put.
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  9. Duties and responsibilities, ha. As if any of them have a clue about doing a hard days work for a fair days pay.
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  10. Finally, a medium of sense!
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  11.  @cloudstrife206  fumbled?! She just signed away our defence to the EU!
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  12.  @ianhunter2374  precisely. But then as it stands we're a bi-partisan parliamentary democracy - we share that with two other countries: those being China and North Korea. How does voting work out for then? Democracy unfortunately is always one day away from Authoritarianism; whether it be Fascist or Communist and when it falls to it, it's always to the thunderous applause of the disillusioned and desperate; who allowed it to happen. So in two years we have a general election; but do we really have a choice or just the illusion of one - when the two sides of the aisle act the same as one another and a monarch scratching it's arse, I say no. And the Eddie Barzoons of this country will not shift - Ideological Subversion has been too integrated over the last century. Question is now as an individual, which do you hate less - Persecution with your freedom or enslavement with acceptance? I for one reject the latter.
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  13.  @ianhunter2374  the fact you're prepared to go away to think things over and come to your own conclusions is actually quite heartening. It's quite uncommon to have a conversation with a critical thinker prepared to do some reflection and research as opposed to puppetry amongst the show. Most call the masses sheep - but I prefer not to insult an animal, who when one of their own is offed, will wisely bolt as opposed to modern society where a man or woman will be figuratively bolted without a flinch from those surrounding them. Best of luck my friend.
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  14. 😂 So naive...
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  15.  @agarwalamit081  Yeshua was not Arabic at all. He was born Jewish through the line of Judah; son of Jacob - Israel, son of Issac, son of Abraham of the land of Ur which is modern day Iraq. The Jews are not Arabic.
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  16. The real question you need to be asking is - WHY are you voting at all?! Even if you had a whole new party, they'd be answering to the orders of the status quo and the establishment... all with the consent of each idiot who voted.
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  17.  @georgerj2419  Indeed and it annoys me to no end when people whine about a system that clearly doesn't work - nor has ever worked throughout the history of man and yet what do they do? What do they do - they go through the motions and wonder why nothing changes. And that's something opportunists count on. Republics, Democracies, Monarchies: they all have one thing in common - they never work out and inevitably fall apart.
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  18. Yeah that never was the case and it certainly never will be.
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  19. Rats abandoning one ship for another doesn't rid the rat problem. Proving once again that Reform is no different then any other party.
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  20. ​ @lorigarza9971 Trump is borrowed time and not a lot of it.
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  21. Yeah, with a dishonorable discharge on their record: good luck finding decent employment.
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  22. Well as much as I sympathise with the situation NI is happening, a border is inevitable. Either one down the Irish Sea or one across from the ROI - they have to decide because the UK can not be completely compromised in its leaving due to one snag in circumstance.
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  23. And I identify as a multi-billionare. Will you get your nearest bank to accept my wishes and just let me withdraw all my money? No? Then zip it.
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  24. Well maybe if they stopped focusing on nothing but football and reality TV, spending more time actually involving themselves in the responsibility of political matter, they might actually start knowing who they are.
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  25.  @trevormannsfield  Tell that to those who were harmed during the BLM riots. I can do this all day.
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  26. Very true. More ironically they denounce their rights the moment they relieve themselves of the responsibility of sustaining their rights via voting for someone to do it for them. A right is self kept, a privilege is given and the difference being is that a privilege can be just as easily taken back as it is given whilst a right can only be lost when the one with it surrenders it for whatever reason.
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  27.  @jockwilson221  both of them are puppets to the same status quo - haven't you realised that yet?
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  28.  @paulsawtell3991  Where their masters tell them to - and they're the same as every other party's.
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  29.  @ravd8082  question is - WHERE to? Everywhere else has been inundated or is basically a shithole. And just leaving the mess isn't going to resolve this. It's the flee mentality that's led to it getting this bad: some people are going to have to get their hands VERY dirty.
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  30. We not abolished that lot already and made the brats do an actual job for once in their lives?
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  31. This has two sides - sure it's a good thing to not have the kids distracted. On the other hand, who knows what indoctrination goes unreported from lack of a means to document it.
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  32. They ALL are.
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  33. And we know where many are coming from.
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  34. And most of them fighting age men - they've essentially got a military. Yeah it's bad.
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  35. Yet profoundly gay rights, just like feminism before it - opened the gateway for these lunatics.
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  36.  @vickyb6588  in other words they cowardly capitulated. I had people try that with me and I flat out told them to shove it.
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  37. "I was looking at some polling on yougov..." Well no wonder you're spouting such bull... Oh and BTW I'm English, not just a vague political term in being "British"
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  38.  @lissamae8719  He has more power then you realise - laws can't be passed without his say so and parliament can be dissolved with an order. Course they're in on this entire shtick with the ones who really run things.
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  39. "The fact our politicians are such blatant liars is a reflection on them but also on the rest of us who vote for them. When the people want the impossible, only liars will satisfy."
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  40. 😂 Im laughing not because I find all this funny - I find it tragic; you all want rid of it... And yet what are you going to do? You're all going to toddle down to the booth and tick the box thus consenting to what you claim to despise. Anyone who can see the truth will know what I mean and they too will be laughing.
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  41. 😂 Ridiculous. You claim the politicians are useless, rightly so, but then your solution is to vote in the very system that breeds them and continue the problem. Wake up Josie - we're not going to be voting our way out of this mess. If we really want out then we need to pull this entire system out by its heart; anything less, is a waste of time.
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  42. Respect is earned, not demanded.
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  43.  @rosaciani9889  what bollocks
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  44. Workers Party. Worked well last time... hmm now where was that again... oh dear...
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  45. And nothing will change...
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  46. 😧As if they'll be any different...
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  47. "Join/Vote Reform" facepalm clueless...
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  48. The naivety of people voting in thinking there's a difference.
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  49.  @archiesmum8601  I'll field that last part - I DO advocate that he fight for his rights as I do anyone else for theirs: that's how rights are won and kept - at the determination of each individual looking to have them and one will triumphing over another. Rights aren't given to you, they're won and kept at your own diligence and you only have as many as you're prepared to keep - if someone else has to give them you, then they're not rights at all, but privileges that can be just as easily revoked by someone that is put in position to give them you to begin with.
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  50. We traded a failed painter for this...
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