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

  1.  @vincentlauria7857  And~ nothing~ will~ change~ and~ you~ will~ only~ have~ yourself~ and~ all~ others~ who~ vote~ to~ blame~
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  2. This is what you get when mistaking state owned for public owned...
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  3. Please, his only reason was for Catholicism over Protestantism. A religious cause, not a political one.
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  4. What's the alternative? What we're seeing isn't the declaration of war, but of victory.
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  5.  @joshuacorden4295  I'm sure in a parallel universe your argument is valid; however your weak link is - this is reality.
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  6. And inevitably they will. Because it's either them or the Tories - to be frank though, there really isn't a difference between them anymore: they're in with the same bedfellows.
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  7. How? He's done so through the consent of the masses who voted. That's the rub; the trick. He should be sued for fraud... but who do you think will be the ones to pay, if not those who voted, even if not for him - they've enabled him with consent to the process.
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  8.  @mariogmajner6549  that one aspect I will agree with, to a degree - both parties are two halves of the same arse and guess what comes out in between. The other parties swing from one side to the other, but the result is always the same.
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  9.  @benkhan2908  😂 How clueless...😧
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  10. To justify martial law in response of riots and rebellion.
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  11.  @dianearkley2657  But how many of us are able to see the truth much less accept and act on it as opposed to those in denial and complete compliance? Sure we outnumber 650 In the commons and about 700 in the lords - but how many are we outnumbered in the 70 million plus population I wonder.
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  12.  @princealex3985  Why and with what? You've ranted on and on in this chat and have yet to actually define a relevant argument to strategically benefit such a move - that is foolishness, but not unexpected from one looking to cut off their nose to spite their face.
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  13.  @thewolfcries8670  voting for reform is an exercise in futility at this point: it's essentially trying to keep a building at the brink of collapse together with ropes and chains. The system HAS to go and start over and that means the parties and it's corrupt need to go the same way.
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  14.  @concernedcitizen12577  and by "We" are you going to take part, or are you going to tick a box to have some politician vote on that change for you??
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  15. Go ahead - throw your vote and time away. Unless they're advocating the agenda, Reform will NEVER get into power; not with the current system.
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  16.  @patricklee6206  by a Scottish Queen no less; Queen Anne, the last of the line of Stuart that started from James I of England and VI of Scotland, son of Mary, Queen of Scots.
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  17. There's always been enmity between the English and the French - it's just gone unspoken the last few years.
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  18.  @thomasmusso1147  and you think voting will make any difference... oy vey...
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  19.  @tommyrotton9468  he'll either do no such thing or he'll never get in. Simple as; the ones who really run the country will see to that.
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  20. The very civil service Labour enabled to the buffoonery it was once the Tories came around to do nothing, you mean.
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  21.  @newbienewerson9236  We're making omelettes here, there's no time to worry over every egg. This is an uphill battle and of course they're going to be harsh and try and push us down. But are each and everyone of us prepared to go out in a blaze of glory or willing to go silently into the night? It's a choice we have to make: between what we believe best and what we believe to be easy. Failure to do either will have them do it for us and then we're truly lost. I know where I stand and I would sooner go down fighting smart and take the flack then submit and be conquered in silence like a petty coward.
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  22.  @newbienewerson9236  You see it and you clearly have learned. There's wisdom in the saying "If you want something done and done right, do it yourself." That is the only way forward, unfortunately the many are too focused on being lead; even if they complain about the direction they're going and that is why trying to change direction of the nation via the same system is an exercise in futility.
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  23.  @habilnakhumwa9470  Of course - that's their game plan: bring or cause a problem and offer a solution in the way noone in any other circumstance would ever embrace.
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  24.  @collier8931  I'd explain, but looks like I touched a nerve since my response has been removed. Want to know how close you are to the truth - find out how many people you "offend" when talking.
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  25. Too late for that - Johnson just surrendered to Macron and is preparing to hand over 100 licenses. Fucking cowardly traitor.
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  26. Wishful thinking. They won't get in unless they're in the same bed.
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  27. These lunatics can bite my freedom, loving arse!
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  28. Blackburn, Birmingham, Bradford and a good part of London have more then that.
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  29. We've not even been on the gold standard since WWI and the silver standard since 1937
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  30.  @kingsnurglegurglesonthevik4517  no thanks, your wannabe majesty; I'm already happily married.
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  31. Because unfortunately the intelligent ones are in the minority of the public. Were we the majority, we would have stopped the status quo a long while ago. However the majority are divided into the distracted, the deluded and the disinterested: who blindly vote simply out of habit and no thought about it - hence it's said that Democracy is always only a single day away from a dictatorship welcomed in with thunderous applause.
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  32.  @johnallen7807  no, but I do live in a family where most did serve in the forces: three in the army, one in the navy and one in the airforce and all of them have one thing in common - they wouldn't do it again, because the nation has become nothing worth fighting for, or on behalf of. Holding their words in mind is what stopped me enlisting as I would have done otherwise. Let's just say there's a lot that goes on in the forces that not a lot will talk about - not even to their closest. One instance I will share though is a term they say - the UN's military make the Nazi SS look tame. Voting is an ideal - if only in modern time it worked. Now all voting does is legitimise the intentions of the only ones who will ever get into power: puppets themselves looking for a paypacket whilst facilitating the movements that those holding the strings intend - how else would Klaus even get a head turned in his direction? Why else would the mass migration be glossed over but never really enforced? These 15 minute cities and so on. It's not just a lack of doing anything, it's also compliance with the idea that the system works for you when in actuality it doesn't. Most people, who actually bother to vote don't do so by their view, they do it because they've been told to: look at the halfwits protesting these days - none of them realise they've been had and all of them will vote in Labour. Protest votes for Reform are a waste of time, it merely means that one seat doesn't get won over by red for the opportunity of blue and vise versa; even those that do win will be in the same bedfellows as the Tories and Labour; which then begs the point - why even play when the game can't be won? People need to be accountable for themselves and take responsibility instead of ever giving up liberty for the delusion of security and sloth addled self gain. I saw it in my year - by time I was 20, I could count the girls who left school in my year, who didn't have kids with the fingers on only one hand - all of the others: social housing and benefits. And I'm outright frankly ashamed to have been in the same year.
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  33.  @johnallen7807  have we won Brexit? The deal we wound up with is essentially a backstop, we're still lectured by their courts and Northern Ireland is cut off essentially. Then there's the political manipulation: basically the establishment didn't want to leave and so they've gone so far out of their way to make things that frustrating, instead of taking advantage of what should have been a No Deal outcome, they're hoping the next generation: blissfully unaware of the trap, call for us to rejoin and they'll get exactly what they want. That isn't a win, that's them deluding the masses that they have a choice.
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  34.  @christinerussell113  well first of "Conspiracy Theorist"? Thanks for the compliment. Second of all - you know the difference between conspiracy theory and reality these days? Roughly between six months and a year - so I fail to see how you make any point that isn't disingenuous. You oppose the matters of the modern day, but choose to do nothing but play along just as they would hope. And you just don't see it - even now while you're complaining, you're just doing as you're told. "Well we just need to vote in..." you might counter, to which I respond: We ended up with Thatcher/Major after all the mass strikes of the 70s. Then after that, we got landed with Blair/Brown, because people thought "Well, we'll just get change..." only to wind up with an illegal war, mass influx of migrants and the instillation of "political correctness" in the minds of many. THEN we got Cameron/May/Johnson/Truss (Barely) and now Sunak who have botched the economy over their fumbling of Brexit, incompetently panicking the nation over a cough and sending billions over to a cause we should have stayed out of... and I don't think I need to point out the delusion of zero carbon and the cluelessness of the very strikes that resemble the 70s. Frankly I am sick myself of this cowardly indignation of wanting things to change, but no one wanting to take responsibility. You claim I offer nothing more then "mumbo jumbo" well I retort that you offer nothing more then hypocritical foot stomping and inevitable compliance in the hope "it'll magically be different this time". Ever heard a definition of insanity - because one definition is expecting reason with those who don't care about anyone else's view but their own: tried talking in opposition to mass migration to the left recently? So tell me; hypocrite, when the dictatorial hammer comes down, how will you be greeting it? With a hopeful offering of your hand or their version of the Hitlergruß?
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  35. Don't go appreciating scraps when you're being denied the meal for no reason.
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  36.  @stephenrichards5386  that doesn't work for Tesco and it certainly doesn't help us xD
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  37.  @christalmeth613  that would only come about if people first accepted that there is an issue with the system. Voting for any party is an exercise in futility as the result will always be the same: Truss being thrown out so quickly was proof of that. Unfortunately they're indoctrinated to be distractable with little effort - it's only been two years since the majority were manipulated to roll their sleeve up for the shot, before that they were entranced by Gangnam Style and before that, the Macarena. Mindless puppets that they are. The greatest trick in controlling people is convincing them that they have a choice.
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  38.  @lbfourtwenty4163  and this is why history gets twisted.
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  39.  @Scottietada  Tice would regade on that stance if he got into number 10. This is why I say - voters have the power, then lose it once they make a vote. Best way to make change - stop voting in this system and take responsibility for yourself... unfortunately people won't do that, so the song and dance resumes.
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  40.  @charlieemslie7708  "Settlement" the resolution of a coward, should anyone choose to go that route.
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  41.  @rafaelgonzalez4175  You misread my argument - I am all too aware of the false nature of the voting process. All it actually does is give the establishment legal consent over you and others to act as it wishes in your name.
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  42. People surrendered their liberty for the delusion of security and the lies of "progress". They hate responsibility so they willingly tied strings to their wrists and ankles - to make themselves puppets to the state.
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  43.  @motelghost-ACurtis  If the vote meant anything; or if people had more whereabouts in themselves to think critically, you honestly believe people would be allowed to have it?
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  44. To any "agents" wanting to come to my door - do so at your own peril and notify your next of kin.
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  45.  @philmipants6337  Nazis didn't get in without it, so keep that in mind before you bash the idea of rejecting the vote. Because for all your whining and complaining of everything this government has done - I have more right to object to them than any voter ever could - because I did not consent to them or anyone at all to speak or act for me. And if everyone would figure that out, this establishment wouldnt have a leg to stand on - but no, people are too lazy and far too scared to take responsibility and accountability for their own lives and actions. No wonder we're a laughing stock.
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  46. Welcome to the underhanded tactics of politics.
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  47. Interesting and even admirable on paper, but it's never going to be implemented in practice: the solicitors will be howling in the ECHR whenever it's attempted to be invoked... and quite frankly, they agree with anything the EU says.
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  48.  @lonalxaia  they're one and the same since one uses the other.
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  49. It's over for the Tories this round - sickening as it is, the vote will fall to Labour, if not through landslide by the predictive nature of the puppets the population tends to be, then by technicality in a hung parliament. Almost by design - the economic structure is being undermined and confidence in government is being sabataged by a strategic incompetence.
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  50. Well, time for someone to pick up that phone...*arms folded* because I FUCKING CALLED IT!!!
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