Comments by "The Phoenix Saga" (@The_Phoenix_Saga) on "Sadiq Khan CALLS For National ULEZ 😡" video.

Wait till he gets in as Labour Leader and conveniently the nation's dullards vote and he conveniently gets in that way.
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And you won't get it through the democratic process, that's for sure.
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@johngahan3530 Be wary of how you fight. You stand bravely enough, but those who really run things know how to use an uprising to their advantage. Voting is fruitless as it is part and package of the system that enables them to act as they please in the voter's name. Violent protest would only facilitate the fear and the offended mind of the majority of people who are still asleep, to which the establishment then will use to justify their authoritarian laws, to which through the "democratic process" will be welcomed freely. To fight is good, but doing it smart is better then just being outraged.
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@Gray-zi5bp Let them listen in. I'd sooner be condemned as whatever label they come up with, then a snivelling coward.
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Democracy has NEVER existed outside of a facade, haven't you realised that yet??
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@Letsberealnow82 Speak for yourself, puppet. Or do you need to vote in someone to do it for you? 🙄
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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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@benkhan2908 😂 How clueless...😧
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@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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@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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@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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@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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@theforestmysticsingh6138 Unfortunately whilst you bring a valid point on fraud and that is the law - when people ticked the box in the election, they accepted the fact the winner may fraud them: they never tick an agreement to them being punished for it. That's the irony of voting - it's pretty much a blank cheque, a free pass and people sign it without thinking things through - you wouldn't sign a contract with a bank that can just take out of your account what it's manager wants to on whatever day, without your consent; so why do people just tick a box at the election ballot to allow a politician of any level to do the same and more.
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Oh come on... you really think Reform will be any different??? You need to realise that those who really run the country will not allow an upstart party change the direction of things. Democracy isn't a choice on who runs the country, but the face of who the "plebs" see when it comes to it. It's all a ruse to trick you into ticking a box and thus sign your consent to allow the establishment to act how it wants and when it wants in your name. No matter what party gets in, they ALL answer to the same masters.
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@christineholloway8321 I've done so time and again on the matter with you, Christine. But I'll happily do so again. Let's just say by some sheer fluke Reform get in - majority government with a whole new collective who have never been in politics or involved with those who have and the leader is made PM. He and the rest of the MPs are then sat down and told the following "Right, you are now officially government, but we're the ones who call the shots and we also decide the direction of the country" this being establishment including the monarchy, business enterprise, media and so on, who all answer to the likes of Klaus and his ilk. It continues "With this said, we have a set plan of what we're going to do with the country and the rest of the world going forward, so you have a choice. You can either choose to play ball, do as you're told while putting up the facade with the opposition, made up of the same and take your slice. Or you can choose to try and do things your way and, let's be honest - you saw what we did with Truss and what the Americans did with Trump. We will utterly destroy you in the minds of the people via the media and you will never see a job in anything meaningful ever again." That's just those who aren't already affiliated with politics, those who are and are part of the main parties and the others including Reform and so forth - already know the score and they know the game is rigged and who their boss is. No matter who the country votes for, the government and opposition answer to the same master and it isn't the people who vote for them. The vote is an utter con - built to keep people under control, drawn out so as to get as many people to legally sign permission for establishment to act as it pleases in their name - with a tick. Get it yet, Christine - or does this reality check just not match up with the illusion you want to uphold by crying "Join Reform! Vote Reform!"
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@JoannecTaylor-hu8yh Vote no one if you value your freedom.
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@12235117657598502586 care to clarify your remark, because it makes no sense.
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Indeed - the wars in Ukraine and now Israel are being used to distract people. As the best way to conquer a people is from within when they're being distracted.
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@Letsberealnow82 See mine.
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Of course he wants unrest - the establishment is counting on it. The 40 percent of people who are aware of what's going on - only about 5 percent of that will know not to fall for the bait. The remaining will go up in arms and bring about unrest... and the other sixty percent of the country - blind and oblivious will panic at the sight, looking to beg for a quick fix because they want "normality" back. And that's when the bar snaps down, the trap triggered. The government will happily indulge them... at the price of their liberties and "rights" which are in truth mere privileges - portrayed as "Just a temporary measure, until it's all over." Dictatorship is seldom appointed by force, but almost always welcomed through democratic process: Rome did the same when Casear was appointed protector - they suspended democracy and gave him absolute power to deal with their plight. And he never gave that power back. Same with Cromwell, same with France, same with Stalin, Adolf, Mao, Kim and Poi. It's the same story and people fall for it every time.
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