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I think they are coming, brexit or no brexit. It’s global over population which is the cause, brexit has no influence, other than it may stave off the food riots for a few years, but they will inevitably happen.

Some good points. It is confusing that so many prominent socialist stock pile huge sums of personal wealth. Ken Loach who you mention above is estimated to have trousered about £4 000 000. That other socialist Lilly Allen, the one who occasionally crosses the helicopter-lanes of London as she...

This is the problem and why it doesn’t, can’t and never will work. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Some will, some won’t. At present, the state sponsored breading programme is probably churning out more won’ts than wills. It would be handy if we could put something in the water in certain areas to halt production. I think the present manifestation of a Labour government sees it as its duty...

I think you are looking back to a bygone time with romantically clouded vision. My point was that those days are over, the world has moved on, the U.K. in particular has changed with a massively swollen population compared to 1945. This has broken the whole infrastructure, schools, health care...

I’m afraid the days of portly, rosey faced policemen & red telephone boxes have gone. They won’t be coming back either.

That’s very true, and it has been quite an hilarious to see those MPs such as Chevette Cooper, who got astride the wrong horse, now shape-shifting into some kind of synthetic Corbyn supporter. That’s why I can’t and never will trust the Labour Party. I we knew what we were getting, I could make...

Don’t forget Pol Pot’s Cambodia and all the Year Zero stuff. That was a highly successful regime and gave everyone a much needed sense of purpose.

It must be true if its on Sky News :-) Actually, all that he says is very accurate and relevant.

Amazon were / are trialing delivery drones in Northamptonshire. About 12 months ago there was a blanket NOTAM advising of drone activity in a particular area, but that has gone quiet now, so they have either done what they need to do or abandoned the idea. I suspect that it is the latter. They...

I think if you get into this machine, or any other like it, there is a reasonably good chance that you will die. Unlike a helicopter suffering an engine failure and auto-rotating to carry out a forced landing, the type of machine in this video can't. The pilot will lose control if any one of the...

Don’t worry yourself, the whole thread is way off topic. It’s just a free-for-all opportunity to sound off. Conversely, some of the biggest toss-pots that I have ever encountered have been in public service management.

I think certain utilities such as transport, energy & health should be under state control. The concern I have is with regards to who will run them. The public sector tends to attract massive bell-ends, complete tools when it comes to business. I think we know that if for instance, the railways...

Whenever money and human beings are brought together abuse and fraud will take place. It’s what humans do. Benefit fraud happens on both sides, some recipients claim money to which they aren’t entitled and some landlords rip off tenants. We can’t condemn the everyone based on the actions of a...

..... and here we have the face of socialism. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

The benefit you refer to is Housing Benefit and as the name suggests, it is paid to the recipient so they can pay for accommodation. If someone is providing safe housing of a good standard and at a fair price, why shouldn’t the landlord accept the housing benefit as payment? That’s what it’s...

I agree, if you are borrowing money to fund a buy-to-let, then you will be lucky to break even on the rental income and will be totally reliant house price inflation to make the venture worthwhile. If you do the research, buy high quality accommodation in a desirable area, only rent to tenants...

Problem 2: What to do when they don't respect the housing or the general area in which they live? It is problem 2 where it all falls apart. No one has the balls tackle it.

I see that cardboard tents are being issues to homeless people in the very heart of the EU, Brussels. It appears that homelessness is not exclusively an evil UK problem or one manufactured by an equally evil Conservative government. The homeless issue seems to be aligned to over population...

Arouse Sir Jimmy!