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

  1.  @IronWithin-4th  1102 England abolished slavery in the country. A law that's still in the books. 1833 was the year the UK invested a debt worth 40 percent of the Empire's income in purchasing the freedom of every slave within its control - none were ever in England. It took the tax payer up till 2015 to pay it up. Read a book, learn a thing or two.
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  2. Smoke and mirrors amongst the acts of the bread and circus.
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  3.  @davidedwards1336  ultimately it's all about power and filling their backpockets at the expense of the gullible. Granted Labour and Tory are essentially two cheeks of the same arse with the exact same thing coming out between them.
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  4. No they just prove the absolute truth: Equality. Does. Not. Exist. Period. Never has, never can, never will.
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  5. I agree to the Aussie PM's middle finger to the spoilt brat, just not his method. No respect? To who? The Queen? Respect for what?
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  6.  @grizzlygrizzle  there is sound logic to your account: almost as if - if you're not striving for power, you're open "prey" to those who are.
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  7. The debt can't be paid back folks - how can you pay back a debt with a currency which value is in reality non-existent and said debt's interest only increases as time passes. That's the irony - you CAN'T. And it's done on purpose.
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  8.  @23715  thinking you're going to get a party different from the same ilk in the same system that they have ingrained and nurtured. Unless Reform bows it's head and follows the same narrative of the Tories and Labour - they just won't get in. The media and interested powers will see to that.
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  9. She doesn't care - she WANTS us back in the fourth reich.
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  10.  @johnallen7807  Hah! Ever heard the expression "Silence is consent"? The native population has been undermined by the influx, permitted by the powers. And the people, have done NOTHING. For tyrants to rule, good people need only stay silent and stand aside - we HAVE consented to this so as much as we can condemn Khan for his deeds, we need also to blame ourselves for buying into all the crap to begin with - MAYBE if we weren't distracting ourselves with fucking football and Love Island, while trying to live cushty without being responsible - this influx and people like him, would have NO power.
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  11.  @johnallen7807  respect for your service, sir just as I respect all who do - even if the effort is wasted on a nation that seemingly looks to destroy itself. Oh I don't give up either - I just know the method most try and bolster in the idea of "voting" is an exercise in futility.
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  12.  @christinerussell113  and just what government would EVER put through that motion? To risk their own career when their own misdeeds come to light? Yeah, no one's ever going to do that. You don't see how it's all a game? A game to those who look to win at the expense of the many who lose. Politics that we see is nothing short of keeping the masses entertained and busy fighting amongst one another when the end result is ultimately the same. And by voting one way or the other, you consented to the outcome even if your side lost and the worst came to light. Put it this way, if this nation was a submerged sub at the bottom of the Atlantic, would you even entertain the idea that the majority might vote to open the hatch? Revolution? Absolutely, but not done in the ways of the past - as one thing is true: democracy is always one day away from dictatorship and dictators are always welcome in applause when they rise since its not the rise of people overthrowing another that enables it's success; it's whether or not the courts and "benefactors" permit it or not. If there is to be a revolution it must be done with each man and woman being autonomous and self-dependant. Reforming the system will not amount to anything other cheap talk and more of the same.
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  13.  @christinerussell113  are you done blowing smoke? Give yourself a great big pat on the back for actually doing something other then sitting there pining over your circumstance at the beginning of your adult life . I respect anyone who makes best of what they can't change and drive for better - now how about taking that bluster and focus it onto something that might get things done. You've surely by now realised the world hands you nothing and will take what it can from you when given chance; so what hinders you from no longer playing the game that the ones holding the strings over everyone, hopes you simply play in the idle hope of change? I have no interest in leading and my reasons for the use of such a name are my own. I won't bore anyone reading this with long blown elaborations of my own responsibities as a husband, as a father; which for the most part, unlike the majority of the boys in my year; I've been in my kids lives since day one AND been married to their mother since before they were conceived; still married 14 years on. As someone who has always known the value of hard work, I still make time to be with them and to be an actual parent and husband. I've never claimed welfare and never been unemployed and never not accepted failures when they're of my doing. I've worked through then and improved - a lesson for both my son and daughter to take to heart. I've was there when my mother died spontaneously despite having spent the last two weeks of her life in hospital, having had no one actually test properly on her because everyone was too panicked about a cough. I was there for my wife when her mother and father died and picked up the pieces - I could go on but I don't care for any applause for what essentially comes down to being a responsible man - the sort who you seem intent to scorn for expecting others to; using your words, grow up and stop expecting the world to bail them out and not expect the lunacy we see today. I never expect others to do what I am not prepared to do myself and while you call me arrogant - use whatever buzzword you like; I laugh at each one, I call it integrity. What I "propose" is revolution yes, but as I mentioned earlier - which given your inclination of reading other comments and yet seem to have skimmed this part: not the sort which has occurred in the past as I agree - it doesn't end well. But instead, one that simply has everyone in the nation turn around and denounce the system itself because it simply doesn't work. Call me an anarchist - but compared to the deeds of many a state - anarchy's issues are merely conjecture. That answer your questions or do I have to spell it out to you? You don't seem the stupid sort, so thus you don't have that excuse in not understanding.
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  14.  @johnallen7807  principles only count when honour is valued. And this society we live in traded that value in for cheap mediocrity long ago. The sort of politicians you call for and who I would applaud, are NEVER going to get anywhere near power in this system. That's what I keep telling people; I'm game for positive optimism but all the good thoughts in the world don't make for change in reality. Ever heard the expression of the path to hell being paved in good intention? Because I wouldn't be beyond surprised that in every party there are those who went into the game hoping to change the system for the better - none of them have ever lasted, not without being another spoke in the wheel of the system itself. Using metaphor of a car - it's bodywork maybe updated and maintained, but what use is it if the engine is nothing more then a clusterfuck that would cost more to replace then to simply replace the vehicle itself? The engine of this nation doesn't need "fixing" it needs a full blown replacement and you won't find it in the houses of parliament within this system. Too many fingers are in too many pies and the "good politicians" will either adapt to that line of thought or be "cancelled" by those who know how to work the mob. Frightening really how Begum - a literal traitor to this country can be heralded as a "righteous victim" whilst there's a rather long list of truly noble men and women who's names are rung through the mud and jeered at by the subverted crowd.
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  15.  @christinerussell113  those are the desperate words of a capitualist coward; opposing and complaining, but no guts to act. You whine for someone to offer actual ideas through the system and "oh it can be changed" You complain. You're blatantly in denial of being fooled; but then it's easier to fool others then making them see they're being fooled. You don't see the actual trap you're setting yourself up for - think the likes of Reform will waltz in and give you all the goodies and promises you hear them sweet talk you with? Reality check - they'll tell you what you want to hear just so you'll tick the box and get them in, before disregarding you like a used tissue. What i state is the truth, nothing more - and you call it being dense and arrogant. Then again, truth always hurts most and denial is the quickest response. Dream on hoping everyone is going to hold hands and change the world. Dream on and when reality bites, I won't even be bothering to say I told you so. They want you to support them, whereas; call it sadistic, I just as much find it amusing that you reject my stance. Because schadenfreude kicks best when the foolish are the cause of their own misery and they're ultimately made to realise it the hard way.
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  16.  @johnallen7807  and just who, with the exception of the few live by principles these days? I value honour and earned respect but you and I both know that the many do not. Likely so, though given the proclivity to reject such antics amongst her fellows, such a video won't be of that nature. But of course there'll be some cheap display to "demonstrate" how 'British' she claims to be and the majority will fall for it.
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  17.  @johnallen7807  and wind up another Andrew Tate? Cause spoiler - they tried getting him on trafficking, which has proven false, now he's being held in the attempt to try and get him on laundering. Reality is - he's a thorn in the power's side: they don't want people thinking that they might just be getting lied to... curious isn't it that "Misinformation" seems to be the popular buzzword this decade - last decade it was "Terrorism". So I do what I can - try to get people to wake up and see the way things are so they can actually do what they should have done a long time ago and completely shut these power lusting, satanic and evil psychopaths off from power for good; starting with rejecting participation in their game, denouncing their claims to authority and instead have each man and woman be responsible for themselves, just as we should be.
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  18.  @christinerussell113  and you get back to me when someone's given you orders to follow like a good little puppet. I shouldn't have had to give you ideas, that's the bloody point: to have people think for themselves instead of just blindly following the blind fool in front of them, hoping they know where they're going or that they're not going to lead them astray. And here's a little food for thought - something anyone can entertain: if everyone in the country turned around and told parliament to "Fuck off, we're not following your rules" what exactly could parliament do? Military? They're part of the masses... Until then, I'm sure the likes of Khan, Starmer and Sunak have something they'd like you to hear and obey.
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  19.  @johnallen7807  you mean the very girls who actually testified that they weren't coerced and it was all consensual? I wouldn't go so far as to call him a saint, but I would consider the source before judging him so harshly. Especially since his arrest conveniently coincided around the same time he was pointing out some rather close truths.
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  20.  @bobeyes3284  indeed, since the police will abuse the law and it's loopholes in every way they can to silence her. Though when it comes to the point you can't even trust those who you're supposed to be able to trust, then there is no real means of safety and it comes down what matters to you.
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  21.  @ferrumignis  wait til it gets worse: that vile act will be legalised likely within 5 years and when that happens those of us who rightfully reject the notion will be subject to arrest for "hate" just as we are for the perverts screaming "Pride!" Everywhere.
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  22. Either she's lost the plot like the rest of her idiots, or that slip of the tongue showed her true colours. Granted the whole matter of Russia and Ukraine is a farce at best; a scapegoat for what is to come.
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  23. Given both the Liberal Party and Social Democrats had to merge to survive back in the 70s, that should tell you just what a blatant contridiction the Lib Dems are: the irony being that the Liberals were once a strong opposition to the Conservatives, but their last PM lost what would become ROI and they never recovered from it.
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  24. Course they wont, there's no plan. Other then the replacement plan that's been in the works for a long time now.
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  25. 🙄 And you know what Reform will do? Exactly the same thing as Tory and Labour - the establishment will not accept anything else. Vote Reform, vote in those who own you.
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  26.  @AB87-rc9eb  Sigh "More extreme" "Less extreme" haven't you realised that they're ALL the same, their only difference in outcome is the people they target in appeasing. You're being fooled, just like every Labour, Tory and Lib Dem voter along with every other.
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  27.  @concernedcitizen12577  😂 The civil service and government both are just puppets - haven't you figured it out yet? Even if you got your "Reform" in, they'd do exactly the same thing as those who you despise - the ones who really run the country, will never allow for anything less. And by voting, you're empowering those established few with consent to act as they want in your name. The moment you tick that box - regardless of outcome, they OWN you.
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  28.  @NeilCoatsChamberlain  Him and the rest of them - it's the choice they're made to take when they get in: Accept the paycheque and tow the line, or be the one who explains to the rest of the nation why it's bankrupt with a currency that has no value to pay the debt it owes. And no one wants to be the one going down in the history books for that.
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  29. It's too late - the puppets are too indoctrinated in their complacency. Ideological Subversion over eighty years has seen to that.
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  30.  STOFFEL  Hear hear. Too many times, too many people have allowed too many charlatans attain too much power and influence and allowed them to expand too far; under the impression that they'll solve all of life's problems. Government isn't there to hold your hand, but it's also not there to dictate your life either; it's role is to obey the orders of the people, not to originate those orders.
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  31. Go ahead - throw your time away. If Reform isn't playing by the same narrative as the status quo, they won't get in. You can't win in a rigged system if you're against it.
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  32. Not likely. The Tories may very well have an open ticket with the split.
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  33.  @Andy-qe6kk  you speak as if the two wings are anything more then two cheeks of the same arse. 🙄
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  34. The definition of insanity clearly doesn't come to mind to people here... voting in a system where unless you're preaching the narrative, you're not getting into power.
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  35. Which god are they referring? Cause Allah and The Most High are not the same deity.
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  36.  @ulrickennedy4920  Rubbish. It's two fingers up to England, because in typical fashion when Scotland isn't consumed with infighting, it's finding any and all excuse to howl at how "Unfairly it's treated" with one mantra then expecting a bailout with the next. Scotland going independent isn't a matter of justice for the present, it's a misguided call of spite for a past that most in the last few generations have never experienced. And should Scotland go independent, it'll be bankrupt from day one with no currency and a whopping share of the debt it has assisted in creating; essentially becoming third world itself. "But PhoenixSaga, we have resources..." you may say, to which I have only one word in response; Zimbabwe. But all in all I'd say go for it - my schadenfreude could do with some indulgence and there's nothing more amusing to me then those who have caused their own misery.
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  37.  @BrendaRichardson-je2oy  You'd be surprised. A little fear is all it takes to control the common folk - it only takes one person to panic for the crowd to follow; it's why it used to be Illegal to shout "FIRE!" in a crowded theatre falsely.
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  38. I fail to find any precious reason to bother even considering paying more into the system... those nurses want their payrise? Tell em to cut these ridiculous roles loose and take the cash out of that! This isn't about inclusively, it's about silently and now not so silently overthrowing everything with this deranged madness.
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  39. Both sides of the divide corrupt and undependable? Big surprise...
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  40. It begins. And people will vote anyway.
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  41.  @dmoiseyo8882  I'd suggest you brace yourself then and kiss your liberties goodbye if that "Lobbying Group" gets its way - and given the lack of awareness or simple apathy by the majority, it's more a matter of when.
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  42.  @marmedli9124  You're a fool if you believe voting a new party will make any difference. They'd be made to choose to comply with the status quo or be ousted faster then Truss. The system is rotten to the very core and you're not going to make any change for the better by working with it. The choice is simple - die with your liberty or live as a puppet.
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  43.  @thesneak536  Hardly. By law a tick is a signature to a contract; signifying physical proof of consent for the system to run as it does. And once you have signed it, you essentially negate any actual rights you have in exchange for privileges they say you have... and unlike a right, a privilege can be just as easily taken away as it was given.
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  44. Put me in charge and I'll order the building of the block and the axe and have each condemned, televised as testament to the price of treason.
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  45.  @richarddelgado2153  not under me they wouldn't. Use of an axe and any volunteers who want to play the role can take a step forward.
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  46.  @richarddelgado2153  not a problem my friend - the occasion justifies the effort. Besides a dull axe makes for better - Vae Victis.
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  47.  @richarddelgado2153  I try to be as well. However gruesome it would be - it would certainly put past a message that with me; treason will NOT BE tolerated.
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  48. You're wasting your time voting for any of them: so long as you're voting in this rigged system, the status quo always wins.
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  49.  @rafaelgonzalez4175  You think that online voting would solve the problem? Don't you realise that voting in of itself IS the problem? People shouldn't be voting for ANYONE - visibly or not. People should be taking responsibility and accountability for their own lives and their own problems: not hoping one person can understand the needs of around 50,000 in just one constituency and then compare that with hundreds of others. No. More. Voting. Period.
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  50.  @rafaelgonzalez4175  And seriously, if you think the establishment would EVER go for that - you're mistaken. The government is a puppet - haven't you figured that out yet?! Even if you got the perfect candidates in, the establishment would turn to them and say "You have two choices - take your slice and carry on like those before you, or we'll destroy you via the media and you can kiss your careers goodbye." If your vote ever meant anything, you'd never be allowed it. The vote is nothing more then a fabrication in fooling the masses to give a select few, legal control over them.
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