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

  1. Voting anyone will get you more than this.
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  2. Oh please, more bleeding heart pandering from those not knowing they're being duped now. Brexit isn't a failure in concept, but a failure in practice as the ones running the country didn't want it as it put the heat underneath them and made their ineptitude and self interests more apparent. We were once a nation that stood tall and were envied, now we're afraid to stand and are mocked for this weak minded buffoonery. Had this generation fought WWII, we would have lost.
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  3. ​ @patdaly972 Which In itself is as reliable as an unelected EU bureaucrat...
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  4. Just how with Labour they'll do the same.
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  5.  @MattStanton1999  😏Indeed, such clueless complacence on your part. Their agenda is the same because like any other party they all answer to the same master.
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  6.  @monotech20.14  try telling the truth to leftwingers and they just brand you any and all isms and phobes they can come up with.
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  7.  @Motivation-qf5gg  "The UK has not self invested in decades" You needn't say any more - my point proven. It's been idle, complacent and riddled down by burocracy. Now the bandage is removed we see the issue and now where you see problems, I see a chance to actually DO something about it.
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  8.  @nigelhopkinson6614  "The best interests of the country to sell itself out?
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  9.  @Hastheworldgonecompletelymad  autotype.
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  10.  @nickel2874  too bad your comment was removed from the main list, but I'll answer here: why should the UK be at the mercy of more "competent" politicians in Brussels; none of whom Brits voted for, when the UK is supposed to be voting for them at home? And spoiler - government has been incompetent for much longer then 2010...
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  11.  @kotikkot8449  I've already given them on here, countless times. Self sufficiency, self reliance, accountability and responsibility to those who run for power without the EU policies excuse in short..
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  12.  @scottchegg1355  enlighten me how?
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  13.  @number9scores  seeing as we conveniently had a two year lock down of the economy and the blatant incompetence on both governing and opposition are you surprised it's been a downturn? But don't be presuming the EU is doing well: cohesion is next to non existent and the priority seems to be putting farmers out of work which means food shortages.
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  14.  @celticcheetah6371  and i use the notion of "Diversity is Strength" as another mantra of example for propaganda when quoting 1984.
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  15.  @zhcultivator  A year late and I'm still here to entertain - don't forget to tip the waitress.
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  16.  @nigelsynnott7344  So you prefer to "Oh we'll vote in a new party, despite them all answering to the same establishment, then everything will be alright and we can clap ours hands with an unfocused glaze in our eyes as we drool profusely like the obedient little puppets we are..." essentially? Or in other words - do nothing at all. Because you see, all you're doing is furthering the plan by consenting to the very establishment you criticise. In which case - why are you complaining?
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  17.  @django3422  Then do what you're supposed to do - think, decide and act for yourself. If something involves you, involve yourself; figure things out and for goodness sake, stop having others holding your hand or "represent" you.
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  18.  @django3422  Everything i own wasn't handed to me, I have earned it and worked for it. Society is a means to an end - not a way of living at the expense of others.
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  19.  @django3422  Oh you flatter me, to have even had expectations... as opposed to myself - I expect nothing from people so I'm hardly ever surprised. And what I defined basically was my response to your claim of me "Not being able".
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  20.  @Seeker7172  No, expecting change by playing the same rigged game by the same rules - that's not just weak, that's blatantly clueless.
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  21. Sounds like O'Brien when he comes across a remark he doesn't like and has no argument to dispute it.
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  22.  @b62boom1  Bedtime, little one? 🙄
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  23.  @kat2023.  Careful, you're burning up there yourself...
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  24.  @kat2023.  Tell that to the original commentor - say no more then what you'd have said. Click back and ignore me if I'm so "pathetic" or maybe a nerve's been touched. Apply a little lotion to those burning patches - last thing you want is the blisters OP mentioned.
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  25.  @kat2023.  My, your ego is astounding; for someone "ignoring me" you just can't seem to help but respond.
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  26. Yeah the last two years... how did that mantra work out for Phizer?
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  27.  @BoyeeSmudger  Tell me, how do you pay back a national debt with a currency backed by debt instead of a physical collateral. I can deflect too, just like you.
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  28.  @headswillroll89  Seeing as we left only in name, not much. But unsurprising such scenario turned out as establishment didn't want to leave in the first place.
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  29.  @gumusluk05  And you claim to be an expert in knowing how I think? 😏
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  30.  @polarisnorth4875  Yes I did, though unlike you, I wasn't brainwashed and subverted ideologically to blindly obey the demands of politicians, of businesses and bleeding hearts.
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  31.  @kylewarwick5929  I voted for my own reasons, not because Johnson or Farage advocated it.
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  32.  @gumusluk05  Well tune in your hearing aid to the right frequency then.
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  33.  @kylewarwick5929  But you got the names of who lead it, ergo you have your answer. As if it mattered who advocated it, they had little to no influence on my decision. Some people like making their own choices, you know.
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  34.  @maxwild1212  1, we left in name only because we're still bound to many of their rules and policies, also we're still paying into their coffirs due to a poorly constructed deal - when No Deal would have been a better method, therefore our leaving has been in name only. 2, the ones who really own and run this country - who own all the land, the big businesses, banks and the currency, have government answering to them at every turn, they have the courts and judges in their back pocket and who dictate the information that we, the little folk get to hear as "Official Narrative" Forget the politicians, they're there to give you the illusion of choice: when in reality no matter who you choose to put there, you merely submit to that establishment and legalise it's authority in your name until the next time.
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  35.  @tedbowen2789  If you mean the same one you've been hosed by, then no.
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  36.  @johnrussell3961  yeah yeah remember Al Gore saying by 2012 we'd all be under water? Get a grip.
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  37.  @deepdickchopra3662  you mean indoctrination. Try and come up with an original thought, puppet.
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  38.  @johnrussell3961  ever heard of what they call "Volcanic activity" and it's impact on islands? Check it out sometime.
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  39.  @alanbeaumont4848  oh he made a career out of it - didn't practice what he preached either and gasp he was proven wrong again, like every other climatically paranoid halfwit with this morbid desire to declare the end of the world.
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  40.  @johnrussell3961  so what do you plan to do? Tell the Volcanoes both above and below the waves to politely stop going on as they have long before we were here? Get real.
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  41.  @Jack-e5t  jester
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  42.  @johnrussell3961  you honestly want to try and stop the world's mechanics to "save it"? My goodness - you couldn't make up such lunacy!
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  43.  @DJWESG1  communism and fascism too
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  44. The role of a doctor and/or nurse is to heal, not to judge. And if we're going to exempt folk from treatment due to their perceptions and choices in how to impact that disposition - which by the way is rather capricious in the hypocrisy, since diversity and inclusivity are portrayed as being equally embraced across the board... does this then mean that those excluded are thus exempt from the taxes to be paid to thus support these institutions?
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  45.  @Dantianblue  Seeing that the NHS exists because we've been putting our hard earned money in it, no. That's a moote argument - we did not put our hard earned tax payer money in so as to bail everyone who just thinks they can waltz into the country, just as it's not up to us to clean up their mess. But what I AM saying is that anyone who wants to whine about letting them into the country uncontested ought to get off their high horse and show a demonstration by example.
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  46. Five simple words to solve the crisis. Actual Jubilee. Drop Net Zero.
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  47. Blame the people who ticked the box - whether their choice won or lost as that is what permits government to act as they wish in accordance to their masters. Also enough worship of the NHS already.
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  48.  @kanedNunable  You could start by realising that Labour are no better then the Tories - their methodology is simply different, but the results are ultimately the same. Reform? Don't make me laugh - unless they're in bed with the same fellows as both the Tories and Labour, they won't ever get in. Simple as that - the status quo won't allow it.
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  49.  @TheBanana93  You see it. About time someone did.
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  50.  @kowalskizapata3058  Tell that to the million who died in Blair's illegal war and the half million children in Iraq who died due to the sanctions put in place.
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