Boris Johnson: Your Words 

@David Harvey "He'd talk to you all but he's in the fridge." - This is the BEST OPPORTUNITY to block him in and set the fridge to 'Deep freeze'...

@@nicadi2005 I don't think they'd be able to shut the door.

@@davidharvey5672 "I don't think they'd be able to shut the door." - Of course we can. Just apply a sufficient amount of pressure. A trash compactor could be used to GREAT effect!... ;-)

that comment annoyed me because the word was sent in via a tweet. i.e. it was typed. like he fucked up calling someone dumb

It's because the momentum bullies were rather open about their snobbery

Or to get the tory out

By JC, do you mean Corbyn or yourself?

83 Smith. We're almost there now 83.

I really think that’s what they would like

Huh ? You want Boris to win aft- after watching everything he's just said in that video ?

@@jasmine-io6lr I'm certain that she was talking about Jeremy Corbyn... unfortunately, Joris Bohnson won.

@@MarysSwagRU-vidChannel ah I hope she was but the way she worded it and the context sounded like she wanted Boris :)

He will have a great Christmas I am sure. He can retire to his allotment and talk to his vegetables about Palestine.

@@richysarney44 and you can vote for the antisemitic leader of the tory party while children lay on hospital floors! wanker!

Shame his name isn't Jerry Corbyn

@@sirgaymeerkat1994 lmao the hard left have been overwhelmingly rejected!

@@richysarney44 good bye NHS.

Yeah fuck his opinion that is basically true

I think that it helps make him popular. He is a very rude man which people like because it helps justify their own rude behaviour.

Adam Powell better rude than a terrorist sympathiser

@@blancmull3886 I find it easy to sympathies with terrorists if not their methods. The usually represented persecuted people such as the Palestinians, Irish Catholics and black South Africans. I think that I have formed the impression that Brexiters like yourself are as evil as those responsible for Apartheid South Africa.

@@blancmull3886 Explain why you used the word sympathiser when it was clear his intentions were simply to start dialogue?

Me too, but Jeremy makes me proud!

@A boy named Gilroy and you could go to Novaya Zemlya!

@Betty Boop sorry you lose you invoked Godwins Law. Bye! 👋

#Jews4Jeremy

@Langelier Fabrice And how is this for the biggest irony. Karl Marx was Jewish.

Spoke too soon Fucking middle England

@@tc9634 So much salt hahahaha

@seano8484NPC2222 I agree that Corbyn has been far from perfect, however the manifesto that was put forward in the last election was full of policies that would have directly benefited working class people. I don't understand why you think the party was looking down on working class people?? One thing is certain is that the Tories will continue to make life harder for working class families.

@seano8484NPC2222 I can see why Corbyn and Jones can be perceived as this London centric ultra PC brigade, however I think people needed to have looked beyond that and looked at the policy proposals that were being offered by the two main parties. I honestly believe that Labours policies (Love Corbyn or loath him) would have transformed the lives of millions of working class people. I do accept that for too many Brexit was more important, however I do think there will be a huge 'light bulb' moment for many people in the years to come, when they finally realise that Brexit was a scam and it's not benefitted them in anyway. By then of course it will be too late as are public services will be well and truly asset stripped by then!

@seano8484NPC2222 I think Labour will be out for 10 years now. Having said that Johnson has got to deliver BIG TIME now for working people, and I do question whether he will be able do it given that he is an establishment puppet - like you say time will tell!!

@seano8484NPC2222 I agree we need proportional representation, this will never happen though as the Tories know it will not benefit them. I disagree that Corbyn is an establishment figure, if you look at his voting record he has consistently voted for decades for policies that benefit working people and the poorest, needless to say Johnsons history is slightly different!!

@@simonvalsler7643 unfortunately millions of former labour voters did feel looked down upon

btosi I am not a racists ... I just don’t like it when a video so clearly takes advantage of minorities to win some votes ....

I would say that calling Hamas his 'friends', an organisation that explicitly states it wants to kill all Jews, is pretty racist.

@@djunior874 How is this for irony. Karl Marx was Jewish.

@@seanpol9863 Ok? Karl Marx wasn't trying to become UK prime mimister, I'm talking about Jeremy Corbyn so I don't really get your point?

@@djunior874 I was being flippant and spontaneous. Clearly not a very good tact. You are also concentrating on just one aspect of the debate as well. What Jeremy Corbyn did was, he spoke in a meeting in which he said all people involved in the Middle East issue should come together and be able to have a discussion. The meeting was about the Middle East crisis which took place in parliament, there were also people there from Hezbollah, and said he welcomed "our friends from Hezbollah" to have a discussion and debate, and also said he wanted Hamas to be part of that debate. He also met Hamas in Lebanon and also met Hezbollah in this country. Unfortunately, people are not prepared to discuss the whole issue of the Middle East and not prepared to discuss the wider question. The wider question being that Hamas and Hezbollah are part of a peace process. Even the former head of mossad says that there has to be talks involving Hamas. Jeremy Corbyn has also had discussions with people from the right in Israeli politics who have the same view, that the state of Israel should extend from the river to the sea as it is claimed people from the Palestinian side do. What Jeremy Corbyn was saying, the people he was talking to, was using the term 'friends' in a collective way saying, "our friends we're prepared to talk." Does it mean he agrees with Hamas and what they do? No. And does that also mean he agrees with Hezbollah and what they do? Again, of course not, no. What it does mean is that to bring about a peace process you have to talk to people with whom you may profoundly disagree with. There is not going to be any peace process unless there are talks involving Israel, Hezbollah and Hamas. He was using the term in a collective way. Unfortunately some people trivialise the whole issue of the Middle East and trivialise the whole discussion about how you bring about a long-term peace process. Unfortunately, most in the mainstream media appear happy to evade asking people like Jeremy Corbyn to give an opportunity to discuss the wider issue of the Middle East. All they appear interested in is what the tabloid papers say. Incidentally, what did Boris Johnson mean in his book Seventy Two Virgins when he said, "Maybe there was some kind of fiddling of the figures by the oligarchs who ran the TV stations (and who were mainly, as some lost no time in pointing out, of Jewish origin), but it seemed that Russia, one of the most populous countries in the world, was voting heavily for America."? And while telling the story of a fictional terror attack on Westminster Mr Johnson also deploys descriptions in the same book of Kosovan Muslims as having 'hook noses" and describes a mixed-race character as "half-caste". What did he mean by this? And let's not forget that the term half-caste is derived from the term caste, which comes from the Latin castus, meaning pure, and the derivative Portuguese and Spanish casta, meaning race. In other words you're more inferior because you are, according to the racist mind, half pure. The pure side being white as in Boris Johnson's case. Somehow suggesting that being part black, or to be more precise, being mixed race is somehow inferior. How do you defend that?

There's videos of him literally saying all those things.

Point me to where they are I can't find them?

@@tonyking2680 search it up

@ Jasmine Usher, I did look it up never found anything except here say and fake news LOL

He wrote most of these comments that's why there's no video. Sadly you just might have to do some reading. God forbid.

WTF!! You think selling off our public services and selling the NHS off by stealth is going to fix our country?! And Theresa May and David Cameron may not have been as bad in some respects as Boris Johnson though were at times just as divisive, blaming the other instead of bringing the country together. For the past decade the Tories have never once responded to the public's interest, instead they have only been interested in responding to the money interests, providing more and more support for big corporations and the City of London. And also very little interest in investing in our future. Their policy has always been about short-termism.

@@seanpol9863 Try reading the comment again. "he had such a perfect chance " "he chose to ignore this chance" "could have changed " "fixed who he was.... but no"

@@mitchverr9330 You really think the Tories will ever fix this country? Even if Boris Johnson were to reform his ways it just would not happen. What they provide us with is socialism for the rich while everyone else is treated to harsh capitalism. In the conservative mind, socialism means getting something for doing nothing. And under socialism for the rich, you can screw up big time and still reap big rewards. And whatever happened to the idea of a meritocracy -- an economic system that allows everyone to get ahead through hard work, and economic gains only to those who deserve them? They have never provided this for us have they? To the conservative mind, the spectre of socialism conjures up a society in which no one is held accountable, and no one has to work for what they receive. Yet, that's exactly the society the Conservative party have been promoting for the rich. Meanwhile, most of us are subject to an increasingly hard and arbitrary capitalism. Instead what we asked for are stronger safety nets and a bigger piece of the economic pie. And the Tories are not providing this for us and never will.

@@seanpol9863 Reading, its a good thing to learn, no, I had HOPED he would change and actually use his brain because he is actually a fairly smart person, he isnt a moron, but he failed to do that. Hoping somebody could do better then they are isnt "i think they are good".

@@mitchverr9330 Yes, and I also apologise for last night too. I was getting carried away with all the excitement plus pent up anger. You also have a democratic right to change your mind too, something we all need to keep reminding ourselves of. I don't consider myself as a blind follower of Corbyn either as I'm sure I will be critical at times too. That how it works and so it should be too. I also just shut down some racist just now as well. Not sure if you can view this. ru-vid.com_link?a=ZYgipFKHM6zZudhd&u=/watch%3Fv%3DEEYTCr_-0iA%26lc%3Dz23jvxkodxepjrjc3acdp43a2cspzheipahdv3jx5mpw03c010c.1576142546586357%26feature%3Dem-comments

Jeremy Corbyn isn't offensive! stop reading the sun, daily mail or whatever twisted rubbish it is you read.