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

  1.  @w33dy86 oh absolutely, just unfortunately unworkable in practice. Better still would be to order the coast guard to pop the dinghies on sight, take the illegals on board; before registering them on a database and classify them as illegal before tossing them into another dinghy and order them back at rifle point.
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  2.  @andyb4864  we? I don't recall getting any say at that table. Nor did any MP even mention it - so "we" didn't vote on anything. That "union" is the 4th reich and nothing more.
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  3. Well in response to that I say - Either you are as right as you can go, or you are completely wrong.
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  4. Sighs once again - the insanity continues...
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  5.  @janete5331  If you were seeing everyone repeating the same mistake again and again despite the warning; wouldn't you be on the side of frustration? Especially when what they mistake in doing, results in the same outcome to which they complain? If I sound pompous, it comes only from fatigue and annoyance of such a blatantly clear and obvious truth being equally overlooked and ignored and because of it, not just everyone making that mistake has to pay for it, but the select few who don't are dragged along with it, me included. Call me pompous, but at least I'm honest.
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  6. Best of this bunch is Truss though I wonder just what caviat will be her selling point to shove us under the bus.
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  7.  @kimjackson4041  "What have we got to lose" more then you realise. "They treat the electorate like fools" You're fooling yourself, by keeping in doing exactly what it is the establishment wants you to. Even when you think you're rebelling, you're doing what establishment wants by voting - because that's all they want from you - the consent.
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  8.  @walkingthroughpixels  And if you think it's the elected government who's running the show, then your "living in reality" is just you kidding yourself. And your cowardly capitulation and submission is exactly why we're in this mess; too many wanting someone to hold their hand. Though with that said - unless the country stopped, you're unfortunately with a point. But at least my refusal to vote and acknowledge means I hold no responsibility for those getting in "on behalf" of those who do.
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  9. I'm to apologise?! Sunak you traitorous little swine, you can BITE MY FREEDOM LOVING ASS!!!
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  10. And even that was based on a lie on both sides.
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  11. So she's calling for equality one moment, then wants to treat differently the next? Me thinks the wee krankie lass is getting a little tangled up in her own web... well looks like Starmer's got himself something in common with her - both make complete arses by trying to be politically correct.
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  12.  @awakeandwatching953  And you're most likely right - given everything being slipped through unnoticed.
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  13. If not communism then to fascism.
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  14. Then the lesson is that force is the ultimate authority. Unless you utilise it, it will be utilised against you.
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  15.  @princealex3985  and there it is - "Better to bow to the EU then England" your only reasoning isn't for the bettering of the country; which wouldn't happen anyway, the Scottish government would simply just have another excuse for its inability to do anything of actual merit. Instead like typical pumped up Scots - your argument is based on one little thing: ought to know, my family is Scottish as well as Irish and English. That one thing: is sheer, pure, utter spite. And not even well though through spite either. The process of joining that fourth reich takes a good ten years, of which all states must agree, with no currency post leaving, a massive debt defaulting to bankruptcy and thus no infrastructure or economy: they'd be better off accepting Venezuela.
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  16.  @iandurie8580  question also arises as to HOW they'll pay off the debt with any currency? They wouldn't have one from the word go the Pound Sterling's a British currency; in an independent Scotland it would be nulled and void.
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  17.  @princealex3985  excellent! At least now you're being honest: Scotland can go with a massive portion of the debt we're carrying that it can not ever pay because it's currency will no longer be backed by the Pound Sterling having no access to the coffers - the subsidies we're paying can go to pay off our own. You're not seeing how you'd be doing us a favor here and dropping yourself in deep are you...
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  18.  @meganjperry9489  and rightfully so.
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  19.  @ASHEN_ONE_GAMES  prepare to be surprised.
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  20. So the idiotic, untalented halfwit who can't even actually cook is having a hissy fit? Oh how I wish I could stand right in front of him and munch on a rich, thick bacon butty: dripping of course, and say "You know, you really should eat something... not that rabbit shit you call food... but stuff like this: a REAL fucking butty!"
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  21. Hard part is finding a real woman - most are just over aged brats who are adults only by their date of birth.
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  22.  @Moleena  far from a bot - I don't have strings pulled by a puppeteer.
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  23.  @veronikaquick6738  well I actually hope I'm wrong - but call me a cynic because the price of liberty is diligence and the majority over the last two years especially have proven how gullible they are with how quickly they fell in line and condemned the self sufficient for disobedience.
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  24.  @clivemortimore8203  easy there Gobbels, ever heard of making laws?
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  25.  @yantomanuel6919  Vote him out? No, DRAG him out more like. Two reasons - 1, He can't run again for a third term, but much like Boris, he'll jump into the next avaliable MP seat. And 2, more pertinent to the matter - the system will not see anyone who is against the status quo take office: they'll nail them in place with policy over policy until they're made to be inept and removed.
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  26.  @rayvinloony2322  Good MPs? My friend - those are only permitted in the establishment for as long as they don't stand in the way of the agenda. You call them "Good" I call them "Fence Sitters"
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  27.  @mountbatten2222  Has it ever been tried? Have people ever taken accountability and responsibility? The answer, is no. Because people like the idea of "rights" but not the responsibility that comes with it.
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  28.  @wallacewhybrow2705  On the contrary, they can only do what they do with the consent of enough people to back them doing it. Were everyone to denounce the establishment - they wouldn't stand a chance in hell. And it helps me because I haven't voted for someone therefore I haven't offered my permission and consent for establishment to act how it wants, when it wants in my name; whether my choice in MP won or not. So tell me, voter - how does it feel to know you're equally accountable for every atrocity and wrong doing committed in your name and with your consent - granted with a simple tick? And you can't complain - you made the choice and these are consequences of your choice. I benefit in the fact that I haven't relinquished my rights by voting, so I've every justification to argue and disregard more then any voter.
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  29. Surprised? The money isn't even worth anything!
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  30.  @WilliamHBonnie1978  Ah yes the "gold plated" pensions - gold being ironic seeing as the gold standard was abolished nearly a century ago in the UK and the pound sent spiralling out of control with inflation ever since via fiscal debt. Did the economist you watched ever elaborate just over HOW we're supposed to pay the debt back? With a pound based on what's essentially an I.O.U. that's going to be rather difficult... I say that last bit rather sarcastically since the reality is - you CAN'T pay back debt with debt. EDIT DUE TO NO RESPONSE - The pin drops 🙄
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  31.  @KyleTheDalek  stages 2, 3 and 4 - Destabilisation, Crisis and Normalisation. All in a single stroke; the second stage took only 2 and a half years, the third will barely take a month once it really kicks in and the last will be indefinite.
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  32. No power over those who can think for themselves.
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  33.  @annother3350  "What were you supposed to do"? Either elaborate further; which you did, rephrase or dismiss - take your pick. 🙄 And now you're on a tangent irrelevant to the argument.
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  34.  @janete5331  if it's going into the ocean then clearly our taxes aren't being utilised for the purposes we pay them in regards to refuse.
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  35. The sad thing is - they are.
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  36. Precisely, but have you noticed? In your argument about "Those with lack of care" that's the politician's number one trick: have everyone at each other's throats and not theirs. Rightfully and I agree with you that we aren't responsible for the irresponsibility of others, but focusing on them doesn't solve the issues of those who would put us at odds.
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  37.  @englishciderlover7347  whatever, fixed. Happy?
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  38.  @nemesis-f4b  Facepalm
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  39. This reeks of the Lisbon Treaty fiasco ROI had a few years back - when they voted against it, the establishment put the referendum through again under the pretense of "People didn't know the 'facts'" or as anyone with a brain could see it was more like "Now, let's hear the 'RIGHT' answer!"
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  40. Wow well done, a brat's been put out on the street - now how about we see it done with the rest of the lot and end the farce of the royals. The idea of monarchy is outdated and excessive.
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  41. As a good man recently said - he'll fulfill the prophecy set by Edward Longshanks over 800 years ago... xp
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  42. It's treason then. NO sovereign power can be given to a foreign interest; be it a world leader or company etc, without a referendum of consent. This treaty, if signed without one is void from the moment the paper is met with the ink.
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  43. I say tough! They want them here so bad, they can look after them on their own efforts. I say bring back a form of Decimation - each pro migrant is to be assigned 10 of these migrants - to clothe, educate, feed, care for medically and to be legally responsible for - no pardoning of tax and no added assistance from the government and the taxpayers who rightfully DON'T want them here. The protestor's living situation is irrelevant; should thought about that before they started bitching about something they won't admit to the reality of.
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  44.  @robertmcqueen289  Oh yes the unions - each one run by a misfit looking to make a profit at the expense of misfits... and they despise the Tories... why? Oh of course, they do in name but in truth they love them being how they are because it can be used to justify their own stance and continue to be paid put of pocket by the people who're too distracted to make a stand on their own.
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  45. The delusion of everyone holding hands by the populace and the opportunism for power by those desiring it.
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  46. Eh it was shit before and it's managed to get worse. I guess it achieved...something?
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  47. Truss I'm seeing as another example of being "All show and no go" she speaks a good deal, but we've heard it all before.
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  48. Keep her away from any seat of power; the fucking traitor!
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  49.  @jimmyzoom1143  you make a great deal of assumptions and once again; I'll indulge you, not that it's any of your business how I act as a father. From 5 years old they've been taught to budget, by the time they were both 8 years, me and their mother personally had them learning to cook and to bake and every Saturday is rotated between them - it's their choice what we have as a meal. I made sure they started learning to sew, use the washing machine and clean up after themselves; instilling in them a valued principal of hard work and equal reward. I won't put myself forward as Father of the Year, but she and I damn well do more then most of the wasters who left education the same year I did; a generation of parents with the maturity of kids having kids and blaming everyone and everything else but themselves for their mishaps.
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  50.  @jimmyzoom1143  thank you.
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