"All the children there are orphans, they are walking around in the streets, and some with no limbs"....How Israel, U.S., and the U.K. think Israel will ever be safe in that region is beyond me. Completely beyond me.
Before Brexit, had a conversation in the office about it all and i mentioned it was a bad ideas as this will get expensive due to customs, delivery ect.. and they all looked at me like 'look at this black boy what do you know'... well to my knowhow leaving a free market means we will go to a paid one.. just a simple analysis
It was easy to see what damage brexit would do to the UK and the economy of the UK, it just takes a tiny bit of research, tiny bit of common sense with a splash of education or brains.
"Cassandra~freude", The feeling of satisfying enjoyment at someone else's misfortune, when due to something that you warned them was going to happen. Like the ruination caused by brexit.
Thank you James. Your insight and the questions you ask bring greater clarity to my understanding of a very devastating situation. My hope for humanity is that more people will open their hearts to all suffering and displaced people.
I made friends on line with a young lad from Gaza, he has been desperate to get back to his home so that he can give his mother and sister a proper burial, after over 10 months of them being buried under the rubble of their home. So we know what that poor young lad has to return to.
I used to work for ups. Once brexit kicked in, the company started requiring us to collect money from customers before giving them their parcels. Asking customers for an extra 300 quid was uncomfortable and time-consuming. The customers were puzzled most of the time. Id have to phone the office for the custy to pay over the phone. Long. Needless to say the work started to dry up at ups.
The EU provided everything for the wee little citizen in terms of travel and movement of goods... it was known if not highly likely that these 2 fundamental things would be tampered with, or worsened post Brexit.... totally as predicted IMO! As it goes was stung for £90 of import taxes this week for a USED car part!
The NHS had nearly 44,000 appointments dealing complications caused by FGM during 2023 - 2024 alone. The procedure is inflicted on the girls between the ages of 5-9 usually but it can be younger or older on some occasions. Harley St is there catering for the more wealthy apparently. This is illegal in Britain.
The claim of nearly 44,000 NHS appointments dealing with FGM complications in 2023-2024 is not accurate based on official data. The NHS reports that, during this period, 6,655 women and girls were identified as affected by FGM, accounting for 14,355 total attendances-a significant issue, but far from the number stated. FGM is indeed illegal in the UK under the Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003, which prohibits the procedure and taking someone abroad for it. While FGM is often inflicted on girls aged 5-9, it can happen at other ages, depending on cultural practices. As for allegations about FGM being performed on Harley Street, there is no publicly available evidence to support this claim. If such practices are occurring, they would be serious criminal offenses and should be reported to the authorities. It's vital to raise awareness about FGM, but it's equally important to ensure our facts are accurate to maintain credibility in these discussions.
For God’s sake and for the sake of Edward Heath rejoin the EU as quickly as possible. Without further delay whilst the UK and EU standards are largely still in alignment.
@robertpringle303 Robert there is no re-joining the EU for the UK because all the other countries in Europe would have to vote us back in and they are never ever ever going to do that. And for pity's sake, a lot's changed since the 1970s under Ted Heath when things might have been a lot simpler.
No politicain is metioning brexit in a negative light is because it wasn't partisan. The brexit referendum had people from all sides of the political spectrum voting for and against. Some labour politicians are brexiteers. Some remainers are conservative. Whoever brings that up risks alienating parts of their own parties and voters.
It is important when travelling through Europe to tell people there that Brexit was thought up in London, proposed, negotiated and instigated there. London is the problem!
Ironically though mate, it’s the thick working class people in the poorest most deprived and ignored areas who voted for it. North East being one of them. Thick, ignorant, lazy people who can’t think for themselves or do proper research are/were the problem. The kind who think stopping a few desperate people on boats will rebuild the country and put money in their pockets.
If the US bans the export of nVidia chips necessary for certain AI development to the EU but not to the UK, that alone would be an incredible benefit if we can take advantage of it. Even without such a ban, EU red tape could still give the UK a head start over the rest of the EU. Of course, that would require looking forward instead of obsessing over an irreversible event from almost a decade ago.
@ I wouldn't like to predict what's realistically likely with the incoming US government. My point, more generally, is that we aren't bound by EU bureaucracy (or US paranoia regarding security) and this could benefit the UK. AI is coming for all the jobs, we need to start thinking about that.
They wouldn't have been homosapiens if they were from 300,000 years ago. They would have been an entirely different species. We've only existed for about 10,000 years.
Wrong....Human history goes back at least 200,000 years. Aboriginal people were in Australia for at least 60,000 years. People have been in the Americas for at least 30,000 years. I think you are thinking of the bible version.
Maybe we can make Brexit work. It could take a few years, but we should aim to buy British and build home grown manufacturing. Just like we did in the 60s
That's really not how global economies work anymore, and it certainly isn't how you bring prices down. The US is going down that path too and even they, with far more agricultural and industrial capacity, won't be able to avoid rising costs if they start imposing tariffs on everyone in the hopes of favouring domestic manufacturing.
😂😂 The biggest boost to growth would be a proper trading agreement with the eu the one which Johnson didn't even read is holding us back unfortunately when we joined in 73 there were 8 members deciding our membership now 27 that's the problem 😊
My misery hour question.why James starte with questions or answers when there has been a question asked?? Lol..can you say answer as the first caller? Lol😂
James got snookered there. Lammy delivers a pro-Israel speech so James thinks errrr let’s find some old clips of Sunak and Kemi to change the conversation!!! 😂
Brexit played a minor part in getting my current job. They saw it as a bonus if a person is a dual EU/UK national and can switch between our European offices and the one based in London as needed. Its not such a major issue to travel so far but they felt better if this is future proof.
That's a great way to raise prices for UK citizens and bring retaliatory tariffs against the UK. Congratulations, you've just worsened the cost of living crisis and started a trade war as an import-dependent island nation.
"All the children there are orphans, they are walking around in the streets, and some with no limbs"....How Israel, U.S., and the U.K. think Israel will ever be safe in that region is beyond me. Completely beyond me.
How are they walking around with no limbs?
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Brexit bots are out in full force in this comment section
Qu'est-ce que c'est "Brexit bot"?
And labourphiles
@@waynewayne4787 You mean the ones that replaced 14 years of complete incompetence.
@@FanofMillanyou cannot name anything can you cut and copy Ork
@@pipins3616 The national health service, great when Cameron was elected, now in tatters, thanks to Tory incompetence!
Before Brexit, had a conversation in the office about it all and i mentioned it was a bad ideas as this will get expensive due to customs, delivery ect.. and they all looked at me like 'look at this black boy what do you know'... well to my knowhow leaving a free market means we will go to a paid one.. just a simple analysis
Today i run a small business and sending it client aboard is expensive.. EU reps cost money per product.. when i can im leaving
Never stop talking about Brexit, James, you know how people are, they love to forget and deny.
It was easy to see what damage brexit would do to the UK and the economy of the UK, it just takes a tiny bit of research, tiny bit of common sense with a splash of education or brains.
"Cassandra~freude", The feeling of satisfying enjoyment at someone else's misfortune, when due to something that you warned them was going to happen.
Like the ruination caused by brexit.
I call that schadenfreude
Thank you James. Your insight and the questions you ask bring greater clarity to my understanding of a very devastating situation. My hope for humanity is that more people will open their hearts to all suffering and displaced people.
I made friends on line with a young lad from Gaza, he has been desperate to get back to his home so that he can give his mother and sister a proper burial, after over 10 months of them being buried under the rubble of their home. So we know what that poor young lad has to return to.
When did the current US Secretary of State actually visit Gaza?
How long it would take for UK to realise that Brexit was a mistake? 10, 20 years? What a prediction?
I used to work for ups. Once brexit kicked in, the company started requiring us to collect money from customers before giving them their parcels. Asking customers for an extra 300 quid was uncomfortable and time-consuming. The customers were puzzled most of the time. Id have to phone the office for the custy to pay over the phone. Long. Needless to say the work started to dry up at ups.
Opposite of improve = deteriorate
The EU provided everything for the wee little citizen in terms of travel and movement of goods... it was known if not highly likely that these 2 fundamental things would be tampered with, or worsened post Brexit.... totally as predicted IMO! As it goes was stung for £90 of import taxes this week for a USED car part!
The NHS had nearly 44,000 appointments dealing complications caused by FGM during 2023 - 2024 alone. The procedure is inflicted on the girls between the ages of 5-9 usually but it can be younger or older on some occasions. Harley St is there catering for the more wealthy apparently. This is illegal in Britain.
There were 6,655 individual women and girls in 2023 to 2024.
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The claim of nearly 44,000 NHS appointments dealing with FGM complications in 2023-2024 is not accurate based on official data. The NHS reports that, during this period, 6,655 women and girls were identified as affected by FGM, accounting for 14,355 total attendances-a significant issue, but far from the number stated.
FGM is indeed illegal in the UK under the Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003, which prohibits the procedure and taking someone abroad for it. While FGM is often inflicted on girls aged 5-9, it can happen at other ages, depending on cultural practices.
As for allegations about FGM being performed on Harley Street, there is no publicly available evidence to support this claim. If such practices are occurring, they would be serious criminal offenses and should be reported to the authorities.
It's vital to raise awareness about FGM, but it's equally important to ensure our facts are accurate to maintain credibility in these discussions.
Free Palestine 🇵🇸
With every ten gallons.
For God’s sake and for the sake of Edward Heath rejoin the EU as quickly as possible. Without further delay whilst the UK and EU standards are largely still in alignment.
B B b b but what about Starman letting BMW move all the Fowd Twanseets to Turkee because Bill Gates wanted us to use his 5G vaccine innit?
We will need a referendum to prove to the Eu that this time is the inform people of England wanst to join the EU again!! And even so cross ur fingers.
@robertpringle303 Robert there is no re-joining the EU for the UK because all the other countries in Europe would have to vote us back in and they are never ever ever going to do that. And for pity's sake, a lot's changed since the 1970s under Ted Heath when things might have been a lot simpler.
No politicain is metioning brexit in a negative light is because it wasn't partisan. The brexit referendum had people from all sides of the political spectrum voting for and against. Some labour politicians are brexiteers. Some remainers are conservative. Whoever brings that up risks alienating parts of their own parties and voters.
Look inward and tariff everything.
Typo in the timestamp: "Isreal" Yes, it's real. 🙂
Unfortunately 😢
I blame trump for Brexit
Great man Donny
I blame you for remain
It is important when travelling through Europe to tell people there that Brexit was thought up in London, proposed, negotiated and instigated there.
London is the problem!
Yep, and yet we the ordinary Londoners, voted to remain... 😥
Ironically though mate, it’s the thick working class people in the poorest most deprived and ignored areas who voted for it. North East being one of them.
Thick, ignorant, lazy people who can’t think for themselves or do proper research are/were the problem. The kind who think stopping a few desperate people on boats will rebuild the country and put money in their pockets.
@@margaretbloomer9001
Exactly. What a dumb response.
Did you have to say “greased his passage” ?
If the US bans the export of nVidia chips necessary for certain AI development to the EU but not to the UK, that alone would be an incredible benefit if we can take advantage of it. Even without such a ban, EU red tape could still give the UK a head start over the rest of the EU.
Of course, that would require looking forward instead of obsessing over an irreversible event from almost a decade ago.
And the likelihood of the stars aligning like that, realistically, is what?
Sure, how will Nvidia make the chips without ASML's machines?
They know it’s irreversible. If they voted for the 2024 Labour manifesto they voted for it. It’s just for agitation purposes.
@ why would they need to? It's not like ASML can afford to lose TSMC as a client.
@ I wouldn't like to predict what's realistically likely with the incoming US government. My point, more generally, is that we aren't bound by EU bureaucracy (or US paranoia regarding security) and this could benefit the UK.
AI is coming for all the jobs, we need to start thinking about that.
Will James talk about Brexit tomorrow?…..do bears 💩 in the woods?
Theres still a conversation to have . So i hope he does
James O'Brien thought Carl Beech was telling the truth
@@JwayT And you are too scared to call him.
@@FanofMillan He doesn't deserve calls, he deserves to be ignored
@jeffsimon9594 So you are too scared to call him and challenge him as well.
If we go back in, things will def improve just as things will def improve if we elect a Labour government.
Go back in?! What do u mean? There are no🍒 left… u got the tca ❤enjoy
They wouldn't have been homosapiens if they were from 300,000 years ago. They would have been an entirely different species. We've only existed for about 10,000 years.
Wrong....Human history goes back at least 200,000 years. Aboriginal people were in Australia for at least 60,000 years. People have been in the Americas for at least 30,000 years. I think you are thinking of the bible version.
Maybe we can make Brexit work. It could take a few years, but we should aim to buy British and build home grown manufacturing. Just like we did in the 60s
Oh dear... We are not in the 60s anymore, nothing is made here anymore
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So you want to pay more for everything? You should google 'comparative advantage'. You'll change your mind on tariffs.
That's really not how global economies work anymore, and it certainly isn't how you bring prices down. The US is going down that path too and even they, with far more agricultural and industrial capacity, won't be able to avoid rising costs if they start imposing tariffs on everyone in the hopes of favouring domestic manufacturing.
All the tariff talk sounds like the free market aint really working how people thought it would.
😂😂 The biggest boost to growth would be a proper trading agreement with the eu the one which Johnson didn't even read is holding us back unfortunately when we joined in 73 there were 8 members deciding our membership now 27 that's the problem 😊
A non member that does purchase hundreds of billions of Euros worth of goods every year from the EU you meant to say.
That means nothing.
The US buys more, as does China from the EU. They don't get special treatment, so neither will the UK.
@ I think the big car manufacturers might have something to say about that. VW an Co in a spot of bother at the moment, net zero madness and all that.
@ What does Volkswagen, a german car manufacturer, have to do with the UK being given special treatment or not?
@ sales.
Yeah pls stop buying from us ! 😂😂 better food prices for the rest of us…
My misery hour question.why James starte with questions or answers when there has been a question asked?? Lol..can you say answer as the first caller? Lol😂
Have you listened to Raja Miah MBE on Andrew Gold Heretics ?
James got snookered there. Lammy delivers a pro-Israel speech so James thinks errrr let’s find some old clips of Sunak and Kemi to change the conversation!!! 😂
It's almost as if all the posts about him being a Labour shill were just a load of rot, isn't it?
@ no 😂
Too scared to call him aren't you?
Missed the 2nd part of his speech where he outlined the plight of Palestinians and the horrors of the Israeli massacre?
@@FanofMillan called him plenty of times, that is how I know about the interview stage
How many people who have never paid a penny in tax to the exchequer use the NHS per day?
None, except children.
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You tell us Leo? Got the answer?
Please, enlighten us. I'm assuming you know the answer?
Come on Leo! How many? Are you actually paying tax in the UK yourself?
Brexit played a minor part in getting my current job. They saw it as a bonus if a person is a dual EU/UK national and can switch between our European offices and the one based in London as needed. Its not such a major issue to travel so far but they felt better if this is future proof.
hahahaha🤭
Same with Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane with their Irish passports.
BREXIT = UK ECONOMY COLLAPSE
Do you miss UK payment of £350M a week and £160M a year for Erasmus?
@nicolassTRAVEL Nicolas forget about the EU, that institution is in our past now.
Uk is not united amymore
They will return to the desolation of Netanyahu
If its not made here 100% tariff. Stop multinational companies selling into the UK free of charge after deindustrializing "Made In Britain".
That's a great way to raise prices for UK citizens and bring retaliatory tariffs against the UK. Congratulations, you've just worsened the cost of living crisis and started a trade war as an import-dependent island nation.
L BREXIT C
The left-wing digital lynch mob at LBC are always a laugh!😂😂
Yes, you've posted that before. Maybe get some new material and post something constructive?
Whoosh! Well spotted @andrewstevenson118 . How do you like them apples @wiseget-f7e? Ha-Ha
More right wingers on lbc ya numpty