ALL HAIL LORD BUCKETHEAD LONG MAY HE REIGN

ALL HAIL BUCKETHEAD ALL HAIL BUCKETHEAD ALL HAIL BUCKETHEAD

Lord Buckethead called it - "And it will be a shitshow."

America: Trump Britan: Trump light.

I'm a Vermin Supreme man myself, but I feel LBH would make a fine ally in these trying times

It's scary how real that is.

We, that is to say I, have the best buffoons... not only that, I dare say we have the only real buffoons, and of course I would know, being the best and biggest buffoon in the world, some people say the universe...

Hazukichan X my buffooneries are yuuuge

one is PM of UK other one is president of USA. me and you just comment write and read nobody lol

Don't blame the buffoons, blame the others beforehand that made those buffoons look like a viable option

sup

Hate I missed that

I'm about two weeks late but I'm so happy for the UK. Y'all might get another asshole, but at least that one is gone.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

YES

I second this

I third.

Here ye here ye

I'd love to see a 2nd piece looking at all his failures, lies and illegal activity.

I kept checking

Isn't it though? The panacea for all English ills.

Doesnt happen to americand, we throw that shit on the water lmao

@@anthonyzullo Sadly, we get distracted by Twitter. Don't even have to take the time to boil and steep it.

Anthony Brown would you like beer good sir? It’s free.

Chavez did it on venezuelan journalists offering them coffee... damn... Boris Johnson is a genius

This is to perfect

That theory had some merit I watched an hour long video on its not true but funny and there are a lot of coincidences.

What... Were you watching an episode of Mat Pat's "Film Theory" or something like that?

@@NathanDavisVideos I don’t remember

@@randomuser1249 It was but George ended up changing it.

Living in England at the moment is what I imagine taking Class A hallucinatory drugs is like.

@@nickdoughty518 you are not wrong. I feel like I live in a Monty Python film.

@@nickdoughty518 If only it were that much fun

@@nickdoughty518 Personally, I've never taken any such hallucinatory drugs, but having spoken to a few people who have, usually you hallucinate something sort of edging towards being pleasant or not outright threatening to your life. Living in England is not that sort of hallucination, though I really wish it was just that.

They're back on the air this weekend.

We don’t have any hard evidence that it isn’t true…

@@hawz Actually we do know what the qqueen told Johnsson. She asked him why he even wanted the job.

It is

Mister The Geoff apology accepted. So, how do we get these idiots to leave us alone? Any ideas?

@@darthknightwingphoenix2081 Search me, I've been trying to find an answer to that since he was mayor of London.

I always thought that the education in England was superior to the US. Now I see how wrong I was. How very, very, wrong I was.

@@amysommerfield2069 I'm pretty sure they're both equally sh*tty.

@@amysommerfield2069 Apparently the English schools just teach you to better disguise your idiocy

FACTS

I imagine him sitting on the can looking at world news on his phone and giving a single solitary "hehe" every time an a**hole gets elected into power or misuses their power. Immediately returning to his usual half scowl.

A bathtub filled with the blood of his enemies.

花ちゃん that doesn’t mean isolation, it means building nationalism

@@betos-08 of course, what better then making them turn against each other? What you said and Alexander Rdzen said are both right. He is doing both.

she (the historian) wasnt that old.

@@subliminaljuggernaut7278 lmao good one

Assuming that's Pericles' funeral oration, that's one of the most famous speeches in history and not at all weird...

Yeah, and remember, Prof. Mary Beard, the ancient historian, has won the debate🙂

@@Adam-ut1dh Did you enjoy Eton? Because I definitely enjoyed getting a PhD, and yet, I never heard the one-of-the-most-famous- in-the-world speech "Pericles' funeral oration."

We all knew how shit he was.

Well you should probably complement him on his gut reaction to which consulting advice he should listen to. Because it is for a fact not his idea, he just know intuitively that it could work. And if not, he doesn't mind. His approach is trial and error down the deep end. Nothing is too embarrassing or opportunistic looking, as long as it fulfills his main goal. To be on top with the minimal amount of effort, having everyone double guessing you because you have figured out how to trigger biases and preconceptions that work nearly mechanically.

@@CaughtRedHanged thank you for the word salad.

Stonking Tory majority, ho ho ho! and nobody cares what you think and comment on UKposts!

HokiePitcher22 - He’s a clever fellow. I can believe he would make up a silly answer to a stupid question.

@@domzbu "nobody cares what you think and comment on UKposts"....except you apparently. Being that you commented. Hmm.

You mean the dead parrot? Yeah, I can somewhat see the resemblance.

I expect him to bellow "help, help I'm being repressed" without irony at the Brexit negotiations. @@Imightneverusethis

The whole world is like that anymore. Somewhere there is an SNL sketch happening, and the rest of the world has to live in the universe that makes the jokes work.

THIS.

The real world can feel that way. The great satirist Tom Lehrer once quipped,"Political satire became obsolete when Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize." @@Thannak

Hey, thats insult to actual clown at least they still react to crisis properly

This. He was an abject person and became an abject prime minister. Anyone surprised shouldn’t have a vote.

@@HowToChangeName fax

Ah, but you're dealing with United Kingdom/the British, here; what would you expect?!

That applies to this Country more than it does to the UK. because at least the British people at least got rid of Johnson. whereas we can't seem to get rid of Trump no matter how we try? and now we have a never ending circus.

Have you ever had Walker's Prawn Crisps? It isn't pretty.

@@ingriddubbel8468 I think you can only buy them in Great Britain. But I have one question: Why do you eat fucking beans with a red sugar sauce for beakfast??😂😂

@@MS-un8hg Ever eat PB&J for breakfast?

@@MS-un8hg Probably makes more sense if I tell you those beans usually go on/with toast.

Marcell D'Avis no you can get them in Ireland too i love their salt and vinegar though 😂😂

1111Pel Nope. Racism, prejudice and mass murder doesn’t take brains.

Yeah that was really smart... how did someone figure that out xd

Didn't really work though. If I google it, I still get hits about the NHS funding bus.

It's putting a talent to work to get out of things. A wiser man would apply the talent to avoid getting into them in the first place.

Except it was not Boris but Cummings who was the person responsible for the infamous bus.

😂😂😂😂😂

John Oliver is no mear mortal. He is a god. HE IS OUR NEW OVERLORD! PRAIS HIM!

@@goldholz Praise be! Praise be!

@@ArcturusOTE yes PRAIS THE ONLY REVERENT OF OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL EXEMPTION!

Praise Lord Buckethead

Can you imagine lord buckethead shaking hands with the queen?

This comment is severely underrated! I completely agree, put Buckethead in charge and things will be ok.

I'm a big fan of his stance on negotiating.

@@MrPrussianjester I would cry

That's actually terrifyingly accurate

Not knowing is terrible. Not knowing and pretending to know is always worse.

@@kylestubbs8867 I'd say not knowing and not caring about that is even worse

@@gabby4558 Point taken.

I'm both impressed and saddened by how accurate that sounds...

At least UK's Trump had the class and good sense to resign quietly without leaving behind a attempted governmental coup with a cadre of toffee-nosed lackeys covering up his high crimes and misdemeanors.

Me too!

By the gods, the classism is oozing like molasses

Fuck me. Seeing all these quotes being from a person who is currently the PM of the UK is horrifying and despicable.

@@averongodoffire8098 well he was an Eton twat, he actually did a gap year at Geelong Grammar in Australia near where I live, thank god we got rid of him!

Mop

Feather duster.

Plum of ruffled feathers.

😂😂😂

His nose is the only remnant of the handle

Yeah British people live their parents, and that's it, and even then as long as they never have to admit to it.

Actually, the people John refers to only know Trump through the narrative filter of "left-stream media", so of course those misinformed cretins would hate him as they do. What they don't realize is that what they hate is merely a portrayal, a caricature insidiously created for that very purpose.

@@TheRavensOmen bruh, we see the things he says and the policies he ennacts. That's our problem with him. And our media is pretty centrist, bordering on right-wing and in the pocket of the Conservative Party.

@@peterdine6601 lol Normally, a patently absurd comment such as yours I would assume is just someone taking the mickey. Ya know, a bit of trolling to allay the boredom. But when the very first word is "bruh", well, let's just say that what always follows is certainly going to be a "bruh" level of commentary. It means you're not just joking.....you actually believe what you're saying. Our media is bordering on right-wing? In the pocket of the conservative party? The fact that you believe that is pure comedy gold! So, if you can make insanely absurd comments in front of a live audience, and maintain a straight face, you might want to pursue a career in stand-up 😆🤣

@@TheRavensOmen bruh is no worse than taking the mickey. And perhaps you haven't heard about the connections between Laura Kunesberg of the BBC and Boris Johnson?

John needs to come back to Boris with all the shit and partygate going on rn

Yeah sure feels like we're free and didn't trade one Tory lizard for another...

@@UltimaPowers I'll admit that yeah I was wrong. We are never free. It's still a cycle of misery.

@@epicmewtwo8274 Hey, don't sweat it, at least for that brief instant you felt a charge of hope. Try to regain that feeling and hold on to it cos holy shit after 12 years of these actually evil cunts I can't even remember what that was like.

I'm sorry but the updates are so funny (dark humor funny, but still)

Trump would use more gold paint.

Or if he was painted while being described over the phone.

While on LSD

6:00: It made me think of Eddie the Eagle.

@@eshuorishas9987 ...And using his left foot to paint with instead of Don Jr.'s hand.

Perfect!!

I immediately thought of this. If anything the books taught me, is I can always go mad and save my sanity for later.

So Boris is the real life Zaphod? Good to know!

Spot on, at least we know now where he gets it from!

Plus it looks like this BoJo is heading straight to a "Desaster Area" gig - - coincidence?

Maybe about the time when Boris is ousted from office.

Certainly soon, I hope!

Now would be an excellent time, since his government is currently imploding

July 2022: how about now?

As well as 29 other MPs, what a beautiful mass resignation

@@DeadFishTheKing and he now resigns himself!

Chris Floyd the art of war

@Jelly Belly People who paint themselves like fools are just your garden variety self absorbed liar. It has more to do upbringing and innate opportunity. When they have means to burn any bridge with no consequences this creates a scary individual.

Not always though. Some use it to entertain. Comedians frequently employ this technique.

He's not smart he's an idiot disguised as a moron

But who to blame if an idiot paints himself as a smart person and people buy it?

Yes, BJ.

That's Mr. Johnson to you.

that's right!

Rather fitting. His full name is Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson.

Haha like McLovin.

That’s very through he do have a stuffy accent

Everyone in education.lol

Including the teachers and administrator's

@@cristianluna5568 the instructor's what? If you're going to correct other people, do try and get it right yourself!

But he is actually unprepared... he has a completely practiced routine to appear foolish and unprepared. The man is scary.

Same here but only difference really haven’t study as much🤷‍♂️.

He could have got a deal if he showed Brussels some of those famous buses

@@danielnarevich7579 lol

@Light Myst As a British person, sure. We agreed a deal under Johnson in September last year, which on closer inspection was a slightly edited version of the unpopular one Theresa May previously agreed with Europe. But because it had his seal of approval, and even though he personally previously voted against May's deal twice in Parliament, it was used to win an election last December and was passed in January, so Britain left then. But the deal included a transition rather than an immediate exit and a mandate to spend 2020 negotiating the actual future relationship or else the full no deal experience with all the shit that is promised happening by default on Jan 1st 2021, and the UK has spent the whole time being stubborn on a few particular issues to the point where talks have essentially gone nowhere since July. This was conveniently after Johnson and his government rejected the chance to extend talks and the exit transition by two years. So we're now 5 weeks from no deal after negotiations that have gone nowhere for months, and there's also no guarantee any deal will even pass Parliament given our terrible handling of coronavirus means his party are now openly fighting each other. This is to say nothing of the UK government introducing a law seemingly designed to just annoy the EU and undermine the deal we already had, and they're insisting on keeping it even after incoming President Biden publicly said this law shouldn't be a thing I could add a lot more besides but tl;dr, we basically signed a deal that deferred most of the problems by a year but its all still in a mess, just without the safety net and after coronavirus has all the problems worse. Its not good

@@chlcrk Thank you for the in depth explanation. I think the sky may hurt when it falls. It may benefit you to prepare yourself, perhaps invest in essential goods. Just saying, and I understand that may not be possible.

@@chlcrk On top of all of THAT, the EU refused to budge on fishing legislation, so we played a risky game of chicken that somehow paid off a few weeks ago and Brussels basically said "Okay, you win, we'll give in on this and a couple of other issues". So what did we do? Ignored them, and continued to not engage with negotiations. Part of me believe that our government has been purposefully bodging the negotiations with the intention of ending up with a No Deal Brexit. The EU would be publicly blamed for not giving us a fair deal by Johnson, and a radical solution will be sought to bolster our economy. Cue the outright privatisation of the NHS. In an extra bonus move, throw in tax breaks for massive corporations so that they can move in to fill the gaps left by our decimated small businesses post-covid, and we are well on our way to becoming the United States B-Team.

Time-stamped 2:30 for repeated enjoyment

Or had common sense for that matter.

I don't think education is the issue with him

The scary part is that he is educated.

As dangerous as the mating Foxes of Kent.

@@codyrivera6219 Is he?

Actually quite funny tbh

Indeed. I keep on shouting: "Just ask him! Ask him the damn question!"

@@lucasqwert1 even with context, its actully hilarious

Yeah man it's a sort of evil genius type. He knows how to manipulate the situation into his control

People like to see the dope but god this man is smart. I have respect Johnson because of it. He is so fucking evil you can tell. Agree with his politics or not this man can spin and that is fucking scary.

And while the king was looking down, the jester stole his thorny crown...

Is this why the celts didn't let comedians reproduce?

Le Huy-Anh Nonsense, Her Majesty the Queen is immortal

loving the variable bold words

Thats how you keep people alive in CK2

Right hes some sort psychopath with that crazy manipulation.

@@batt3ryac1d He's a midly more competent version of trump

It was hilarious the whole way through!

That was the whole point of this. Perfectly constructed to make you think that, and not balanced at all.

@@CaesarsLegion1 I think he meant Boris

Right?

@Alt Fit My kind of tea offering

@Alt Fit that's a lot of supplements in the tea. Maybe too much

@@_badger_9902 yeah. Not enough vitamins, though.

No True Englishman will refuse that! :-)

He's not elected. In Britain you vote for a party instead of a person. Last election the conservatives under Theresa may win but she resigned. The members of the Conservative party (about 150,000 people) then voted him in as the leader of the Conservative party making him automatically prime minister. Its kinda ridiculous

Yeah, I mean I only know shulk from smash bros.

@@lizzie4093 Actually the Labour party holds elections for office while the Tories decide for themselves who the leader should be.

that and the overpopulation of the planet

@@LunaDevaKitty I think you still have to be a member of the Labour Party though. Its just a lot easier and cheaper to become a member of the Labour party than the conservatives.

True. I'm watching this with my morning tea. I've got my cup, teapot, sugar dish, sugar tongs, milk jug, and a few biscuits, all carefully laid out in front of me. I've got enough tea for 3 cups, and it's just me. If I was one of those journalists, I'd be asking where the trays were for the other journalists.

^I'm English by the way, if it wasn't obvious. Love of tea is stereotypically an English thing, not a British thing. The Scots, Irish and Welsh aren't as into it. The Scots generally go for coffee, Iron Bru, or just start the day flying with a can of lager. Geography lesson! See this mistake all the time. Okay, so you've got the 3 individual countries on the main landmass- English, Scotland, and Wales. Together they make up the union of Great Britain. Which is then part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Ireland is a seperate island, so is not part of Britain. It's split in two due to The Troubles in the 80's, which split Ireland into Northern Ireland (still part of the UK) and the Republic of Ireland, which is still part of the European Union after the UK's exit vote.

@@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human what makes my comment worse is that I'm very well versed on UK history and geography, I just had no idea that only English people were the tea lovers. I'm surprised to hear this, its interesting to hear that Scotts love Iron Bru. Thank you for the time you took to educated me though.

As someone in Scotland I prefer Irn Bru or heroin.

It’s hilarious that he thinks they like him there.

Only a complete imbecile would believe drumpf is "awesome"...lol 😅😂

@@marcopolo2395 Trump is on his way to make the US a fascist regime and u call him awesome? Well, what does this tell us about you...

Some people in England actually like him from there from all the actual progress that he didn’t fucking mess up, so we are even with that shit.

@@marcopolo2395 An awesome laughable clown. His saving grace is that he makes religious ticks seem so much worse.

@Neil Mo I think it's meant to be, "the howling chasm, of a space where..." But the nuance is lost in the delivery.

The canvas comparison with the French cuisine was pretty neat too :D

@Neil Mo Neil, you must be fun at parties lol

@@pyrotechnick420 That's rich coming from the moron who thinks that was a good joke. Enjoy four more years of Trump bitch boy.

Pretty sure they're describing me in the mornings

Alexandr Yanenko I think the proper way to say it is “falling upwards”, which makes the saying more paradoxical

failing upwards?? he can not go Higher, now ther is only a fall in fornt off him

Ursula von der Leyen falls into the same category. Just with the difference that I have never met someone that remotely liked her. Everyone hates her and the corrupt shit she has done yet she is president of the EU commission

Adrian M He said failing upwards, but it was probably a typo

Actually he started at the top, ultra elite.

No one likes him anywhere!

althea We absolutely don’t

Majority of us do we just ain’t vocal about it

Jack Bruce I was talking about trump you muppet

@@SonRob01 oh I thought the original comment was about Mr Oliver, lmao can't stand him, trumps great!

bye bye Boris!

@@johnchessant3012 I can’t wait to see what John says and I really hope someone uploads it here early

Yes!

@A wut??????

@A Time to get a job, kid!

@A Source? I live in Sweden, and we don't really get British news here, so I'd love to see a variety of sources to read on this, please.

12QWASZXQWERTYUIOP Alright

It's amazing that he didn't catch on to the fact that calling Johnson the british Trump is an insult. But then, how could he?

@@michaelt.5672 Britain Trump... get it right :)

So trump ignored the blimp baby and many protesters..twice?

England sees Trump as an absolute joke and Boris becoming prime minister is an embarrassment

@@sapphael. of course you do...you're also dumb enough to get your news ( and form a political opinion) from a comedian!!!

@Dirk Hunter umm... All Stephn Ng asked John to do was talk. That makes your remark one of the poorest excuses for a burn that I've seen lately. I often wonder why trolls do what they/you do. Do you sincerely believe someone will read your pathetic shit and exclaim "Oh my god! I've seen the light thanks to Dirk Diggler here, John Oliver is just a shit talker! From this moment forward, I am going to support stupidity and fascism instead of science and caring!" I would find you amusing if you & your red-hatted minions weren't shitting all over the rest of us.

@@devodavis6747 Nice one, from shit talking to fascism. Well done fellow.

Stephen Ng He would, but I’m sure Pooh bear hold some of the purse strings.

Bit hard for the British to argue in support of Hong Kong seeing as it kinda sorta is a bit of its own shitfuckery that's led to this situation, plus I miss being based there (mumbles) (Stooopid 99 year leases)

He cant his overlords want communism

Theres tons of comparitive analogies in this comment section, but you nailed it. Thank you, Admiral-General Aladeen!

President Prime Minister Admiral General Aladeen well said

“And now, for something completely different.”

Oh, GOOOOD, that's so terrifying and yet so true! LMAO

Congrats. You win this comment section.

Jack Dextraze Hahahaha. You sir have the comment of the day.

that's from seth meyers right?

I didn't even realize Gary Busey was British.

Boris to the mirror: HOW AM I DOING TODAY BORIS JOHNSON!? Boris's mirror image: YOU'RE DOING GREAT!! Boris to the mirror: GOOD THEN I'LL KEEP IT UP.

Fat Gary Busey

I like the implications that the tea is poisoned

That's right.

"Oh, yeaahhh" "Oh, narrr"

This comment gave me a new outlook on life.

sort of. taking tea with someone has cultural overtones of acceptance- you're sitting down to enjoy a cuppa with them so it doesn't follow you want their head on a pike. ferinstance: the prime minister has a routine formal appointment to meet the queen to take tea. if either of them refused to go to that, it'd be pretty serious news.

Brexit was voted for first... and yes this is going to fuck the UK economy if Brexit actually happens, But, the US economy is debt Laden and defaulting at 2008 levels. Not only does UK have a Brexit deep recession but then the distinct probability of a new global recession which caused the unrest that brought us the emergence of facism. Yay us. Ps tell everyone you love to pay off / down their debts asap.

I almost feel like we jumped off after. Brexit won before Trump was voted into office. The conservative party of parliament voted Boris in not uk public

Jarid Gaming, still waiting on ya.

@@goblinwisdom ...and just think what an obviously excellent plan it is to tie the UK economy to that of the US through a massive trade agreement.....sigh

And Scotland and (Northern) Ireland said "On second thought: nah" after 1s of thinking ahead.

That’s why he gets away with shit. He’s strangely charming. I agree. I was like. Yeah. Go wife waff. I’m like. Wait a second. Asshole. Lured me in. I think he’s smart and charming but that doesn’t mean he should be a leader.

fifi msp No he gets away with shit because of idiots like you who let words like “Wif Waf” distract you from actual important issues.

@@KushMyCologneee I said he shouldn't be leader and I was also joking and having fun and responding to Riley Bello. I'm also not British, so yes, I find English "Wiff Waff" hilarious. I agree with you and that he does distract from the important issues. I feel like that's kind of what I was saying. That he is charming enough to deflect. We're not on different sides here.

He’s a fucking wanker

@@hugostiglitz9149 For sure that.

That’s the really sad part. An intergalactic space lord comes across as more down-to-earth than the actual Prime Minister of Britain.

Or Mr Fish Finger

If Britain elects Buckethead then America must elect Vermin Supreme

@Jul hahahahahah I still remember that clip where Teresa May is there and looked so annoyed haha

Hail to the BucketLord

Wu Tang sounds like Trump, honestly.

Nicholas Farrell it's exactly like Trump if we look at it like that

He's exactly like Rump, a fucking moron with a mop head. And wearing that bike helmet made him look like Eric Cartman in that special Ed episode! 😆

That's pretty much every politician.

lol that was good

this is the funniest thing i've read with my own two eyes

They must of had the grass brush selected when painting Boris' hair..

No Boris is actually intelligent and knows how to talk and he understands climate scientists understand the climate better then he. Trump is an idiot pretending to be smart trips over his words and thinks he knows better then climate scientists.

IOW Johnson is an occasionally reasonable man who admits to being ignorant on important matters and Trump is an ignorant fool who THINKS he's a reasonable, highly intelligent man! Got it.

@Arend Rollo So who's drunk in this scenario, the baby(Boris), or the parents?😁

Idk that letterbox and bank robber line was hilarious.

Okay. Who actually is Garry Bucy?

@@lynnwilhoite6194 always Gary Bucy.

Lynn Wilhoite All three

Simple. England has a huge tory bias and people like him exploit it so that they can gain power and the English just keep voting tory as a simple of “English patrotism” and this knobhead uses it to gain power

they are not doing a horrible job, i mean they are, but not to their sponsors and men behind the curtain, the kingmakers

Statism 101.

why be in expert in policies when you can be an expert in marketing? its always the loud rich assholes with the best slogans that get voted in over people who actually know what they're doing. people are far easier to convince than you might expect.

Someone working at a grocery store does not have the privilege of wealth and power to continue to be allowed to fail. Most political leaders do. Many western countries (not all) have their citizens live in the illusion that they're less corrupt than what they condescendingly refer to as the 'third world' but the truth is that in many western societies, corruption on the top is pretty rampant and in some cases even legalized. Not to mention, stealing of the resources of those same 'third world' in offshore accounts by providing safe havens to the corrupt men and women because of whom they treat Africa and Asia in a condescending manner. Most western societies profit from stealing the resources of their own as well as other countries. However, unlike 'third world countries' they have to play the game of democracy to sustain the illusion of liberty and justice.

You made my day bro

I'm glad I'm not the only one that thought that.

Lmao i totally see it

Omg my mind literally flashed to that too lol lol

That is an absolutely perfect reference!

Boring comment.

@@juhRave Yours sure was!

They're*

@@TylerBaraby thanks

Brian brush is it weird that I know who says that line? Even after not having watched it in years?

@@ryanjapan3113 no that's just called having a good memory.

Sean Harry thanks

That’s from CNBC, which is American. British television would rarely use such an enthusiastic chyron.

@@Babunar Learn a new word today. Thank you

@aguy654 Completely different.

it's a well-dressed racist comment. - he's saying the french are lazy hedonists, we brits are dynamic & competitive. should also be noted that trade unions & living standards in france are both much better than in the uk...

@@sjs9698 you do realize you are making hij out to be a complete mastermind, correct?

@@hansvangrol2829 never underest9imate the enemy. he's a vile man & no doubt wrong about most of what matters, but i don't think him an idiot.

@@sjs9698 Im not a Pro Boris Supporter, but it is not racist, in no way is that comment discriminating on the ground of / or make fun of something due to their race. It is comparing two nationalities and two different countries. Do not misuse these terms as the mass application and constant misuse of them can result in them loosing their meaning and to it becoming twisted and less effective as a term to describe something that is utterly abhorrent...

@@simpleclover8422 while i do agree that there's a degree of risk in misusing the term, there's also absolutely no scientific basis for 'race' - so your given definition of racism will struggle to be realistically met. also: that there is room for reasonable doubt is precisely why i called it 'well dressed'

another person added to clinton body count

^ makes a person wonder how many cartels gangs and underworlder/subterranean types get away with so much sh!t bec of the portions of general public being quite so happy to conspiracy-theory scapegoat the clintons. imagine havoc that could be wreaked by convincing persons who work for law enforcement to notbother looking for real clues bec the real perps couldn't possibly be/have been this local group or any individual/external influence bec it can only be the clintons. lol a break, please. y'think the clintons're the biggest/most dangerous people epstein knew..? xD"

Who is Jeffrey Epstein?

What about the gasps when they noticed the FedEx arrow??