Peter Hitchens' Half Hour: “We Made A Very Grave Mistake” With Lockdowns

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  • Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2024

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  • @chrisseal2830
    @chrisseal2830 Год назад +44

    Huge respect for Mr Hitchens for speaking out right at the start

  • @johnwright6940
    @johnwright6940 Год назад +113

    Thank you Peter for being one of the few people expressing a sensible opinion during the lockdown madness. So many of us knew you were right but so few spoke up.

    • @Chris-kz7us
      @Chris-kz7us Год назад +2

      Here here

    • @defaultYTchannel
      @defaultYTchannel Год назад

      And those that did were vilified. I was ostracised by members of my family, banned from seeing my nieces for not being vaccinated, told you must face the consequences! And now they conveniently pretend they never said all those things!

  • @elingrome5853
    @elingrome5853 Год назад +102

    It was not a "mistake" - it was a tactic

    • @kifi672
      @kifi672 Год назад

      right. They knew from the Spanish flu in the beginning of the 1900's that neither lockdowns nor masks help, on the contrary..

    • @lmorgan877
      @lmorgan877 Год назад +5

      Here's an interesting timeline of events leading up to the pandemic:
      Sept 2019: The shadowbanking community starts to become uneasy at the prospect of a global financial crash. Blackrock advise that additional cash is pumped into central banks but not into the 'real' economy of transactions/ retail etc which would lead to hyperinflation.
      October 2019: The world military games take place in Wuhan.
      Nov 2019: The John Hopkins centre for Health security (in collaboration with the WEF and the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation), hosts Event 201 - global pandemic exercise.
      Jan 2020: First videos emerge from China of people dropping dead in the street. Strangely enough, these scenes didn't repeat in other countries, but they served to scare global populations.
      March 2020: The entire world locks down and central banks start printing unprecedented amounts of money. 11.7 trillion dollars more or less. 40% of all the money which has ever been in existence printed in a single month.
      Here's the kicker. Under normal circumstances, injecting that many trillions of dollars into the system would result in the money filtering its way into the real economy and causing hyperinflation. That is unless the real economy was brought to a standstill - by locking everyone inside their homes and preventing them from working for example!
      All coincidental but it makes for interesting speculation.

    • @soniavadnjal7553
      @soniavadnjal7553 Год назад

      It's giving the perps an ''out".

  • @Vintagevanessa99
    @Vintagevanessa99 Год назад +11

    ❤ Peter. Thankyou for standing up for farmers we need to generate a conversation about this madness in Ireland. Support the farmers.

  • @ruthcollins2841
    @ruthcollins2841 Год назад +106

    It had no effect on SAVING LIVES but had a HUGE effect on LIVES BEING LOST.

    • @goodyeoman4534
      @goodyeoman4534 Год назад +12

      You're right, ofc. But you'd be wasting your breath trying to make that point to the legions of dupes who went along with it all and still to this day probably actually believe they are noble and have saved lives.

    • @ConsultColin-fv6rc
      @ConsultColin-fv6rc Год назад +10

      It was an obvious disaster to anyone not a total simpleton

    • @JayJay-wg5ex
      @JayJay-wg5ex Год назад +1

      lives, livelihoods, small businesses, marraiages, childhood friendships, the list goes on. we lived in Melbourne australia which was locked down longer than any other city. My son missed his first two years of school and as an only child literally went made two years in a row. Our lives were turned upside down and we literally fled that city for good.

  • @1aatlas
    @1aatlas Год назад +35

    Lock them up, You dont let the bus drivers continue driving after theyve crashed the bus and killed thousands and damaged countless others in the process.
    Malice or incompetence.... it doesn't matter.
    Advisers, politicians, Medical professionals, the media who took money to ignore the truth... the lot of em.
    I will never trust any of them ever again.
    Blood on their hands.

  • @Templeborough
    @Templeborough Год назад +37

    It was all known or accesible at the time as witnessed by the Barrington Declaration. The pilot study for the test in Liverpool (?) concluded the test was useless. All this was silenced by the complict MSM and our bought and paid for parliament. Eternal damnation on them!

  • @hugodrax71
    @hugodrax71 Год назад +30

    Credit to Peter Hitchens, the only journalist who opposed the lockdowns. I don't forget.

    • @johnrobinson2234
      @johnrobinson2234 Год назад

      He still sold out and had the vaccine.

    • @AlienPsyTing1
      @AlienPsyTing1 Год назад

      It will people learn any lessons from it? Will they f***

  • @jessicagoodall1458
    @jessicagoodall1458 Год назад +9

    Always good to hear from Peter Hitchens

  • @aindriubradleymarshall6226
    @aindriubradleymarshall6226 Год назад +96

    "The vaccine was not brought in for COVID. COVID was brought in for the vaccine. Once you realise that, everything else makes sense.” Dr. Reiner Fuellmich

    • @crawford1083
      @crawford1083 Год назад +7

      Good point.

    • @goodyeoman4534
      @goodyeoman4534 Год назад

      The vaccine didn't exist before Covid

    • @john-k6k6w
      @john-k6k6w Год назад +4

      Spot On my Friend

    • @robertmarlow255
      @robertmarlow255 Год назад +1

      I've never fully understood why some people will ignore the opinion of many thousands of doctors but believe the very few with a different opinion; the psychology regarding conspiracy theory belief is fascinating and reveals that the cognitive functions of human brains, although still not fully understood, relies on the recognition of patterns. Having said that, many psychologists are also doctors so won't be believed by the very people who need to take heed.

    • @JK_JK_JK
      @JK_JK_JK Год назад +5

      @@robertmarlow255 What is the Covid-related mortality for non-elderly persons with no comorbidities??

  • @trondog8503
    @trondog8503 Год назад +3

    Thankfully, Peter Hitchens was one of my first go to voices of calm sanity three years ago, a lot to thank him for.

  • @royferguson2297
    @royferguson2297 Год назад +72

    I was told by a consultant who looked after me, when I had C-19 given to me by fully vaccinated in- law, that there was a very bad flu going about since November 2019 to March 2020 and that Italy was hit the worst. Also my brother in law asked two top consultants in Wakefield hospital how many people had died of C-19 their reply was NONE.

    • @nortonkelly8460
      @nortonkelly8460 Год назад +18

      well Constultant in covid ward at Stoke on Trent hospital told our mutual friend, on speaker phone, infront of ambulance staff and family members "don't let them bring you to hospital, I won't be able to stop them from killing you", covid wasn't killing people, top down covid protocols were including overdosing ppl on midazolam

    • @adriansolomon6805
      @adriansolomon6805 Год назад +15

      They died with it not of it😢

    • @Jimimac73
      @Jimimac73 Год назад +4

      ​@@nortonkelly8460 then unless he told the police he is complicit in their murders

    • @floccinonfacio594
      @floccinonfacio594 Год назад

      Fully vaccinated? Your in-law wasn't injected with a vaccine.

  • @mariecurie7491
    @mariecurie7491 Год назад +49

    Sweden, piloted by Anders Tegnell, did much better long term despite errors in the beginning. Of course they got rid of him later but his policies avoided the worst damage

    • @corneliuscornia3189
      @corneliuscornia3189 Год назад +1

      Swedish has no traitors or imported politicians in their seat of power,that is why!

    • @Threemore650
      @Threemore650 Год назад +5

      Right wingers got in there didn’t they?
      The African Minister for Swedens Culture wanted to melt down Viking Artefacts- I think that did it for them.
      They’re such a deeply lovely people. In rural areas they greet you warmly in the street.
      They’re really happy to speak English in shops.
      Everything is so …, _tasteful_ - the uniform red wood barns, pristine lakes and forests are so superbly managed, so you need not fear picking berries and eating them, they’ve been tested for foxes worms etc.. I just love it there.
      Apart from the liberalism that made them think they’ve no culture!

    • @stuartbritton4811
      @stuartbritton4811 Год назад +1

      What do you mean by right-wingers?

  • @earlcollins9310
    @earlcollins9310 Год назад +15

    Mistake my arse ,, it was deliberate, and it happened all over the western world at exactly the same time ? Total con

    • @rogerwoodhouse7945
      @rogerwoodhouse7945 Год назад +1

      There was certain amount of 'fear ta tics' involved.We have a particulaly weak government who simply followed the herd. The 'sheep' quietly fell into line

  • @corneliuscornia3189
    @corneliuscornia3189 Год назад +48

    Was not a mistake Peter,was done on purpose and next time will be exactly the same,don't worry though "lessons has been learned"😭

    • @1aatlas
      @1aatlas Год назад +7

      Yea, What they "learned" was go harder, faster, longer... with more censorship.
      o\

    • @corneliuscornia3189
      @corneliuscornia3189 Год назад +3

      @@1aatlas True 👍

    • @alphabetaxenonzzzcat
      @alphabetaxenonzzzcat Год назад +3

      Yes - Hitchens seems to have a real blindspot when you point out that it wasn't a "mistake" - it was done deliberately.

    • @whatsgoingon4815
      @whatsgoingon4815 Год назад

      You only have to look at the number of people, young included who still insist on wearing masks to know that it will be the same next time. Many of my friends and family only get their news from the BBC or ITV so look at me as though I have two heads when I say the lockdown was wrong.

  • @paulslater9061
    @paulslater9061 Год назад +43

    We didn't make any mistakes the government did very big ones

    • @Paradyski
      @Paradyski Год назад

      It was deliberate action to justify "spending" ( giving to yourself in from of contracts ) taxpayers money. Legal robbery

    • @Durram258
      @Durram258 Год назад

      Don't be so ignorant, most british people were more than happy to be paid to stay at home and constantly have time off whenever they had a runny nose, it was a minority that openly said it was bullshit from that start, everyone else was complicit, general population and government alike.

    • @paulslater9061
      @paulslater9061 Год назад +1

      @@frankwood11 👍👍👍

    • @bodazephyr6629
      @bodazephyr6629 Год назад +7

      We made a huge mistake by not protesting en mass.

    • @Threemore650
      @Threemore650 Год назад

      We were too trusting, but we’ve been psy opped for 150 years, my dear.
      All the Anglos need taking down or we’d stop them in their evil tracks.
      It’s a very back handed compliment though.

  • @peteg8920
    @peteg8920 Год назад +33

    Peter Hitchens was one of the first journalists to grasp it. Not people . Many of us understood lockdown was madness right from the beginning.

    • @michaeljust1193
      @michaeljust1193 Год назад +3

      Boris knew , Professor Fergusson knew , I knew , the Swedes knew, Hancock knew .

  • @Sun-Tzu--
    @Sun-Tzu-- Год назад +15

    Kicking someone already on the ground is one of the most dishonorable things you can do.

  • @andybrown4124
    @andybrown4124 Год назад +21

    Peter was right with so many things over the last 3 years. H e was right about the financial damages too from the lockdowns. Keep speaking out Peter, we appreciate it.

    • @aliross953
      @aliross953 Год назад

      He was right until he capitulated and took the vaccine, he then told his followers that it was futile to resist. That's when he lost my respect!

  • @darkhall8227
    @darkhall8227 Год назад +31

    Never let lockdowns happen ever again

    • @goodyeoman4534
      @goodyeoman4534 Год назад

      I ignored all of the ones we had. But I have no doubt at all that if they are brought in again, the proles will mostly go along with them once again. So long as the propaganda is right.

    • @kifi672
      @kifi672 Год назад

      I'm sure they have plans to force them on us next time. Tedros has full authority now.

    • @rogerwoodhouse7945
      @rogerwoodhouse7945 Год назад +5

      The 'sheep' will do as they are told.

    • @darkhall8227
      @darkhall8227 Год назад +1

      @@rogerwoodhouse7945 Thats the trouble to many sheep

    • @alphabetaxenonzzzcat
      @alphabetaxenonzzzcat Год назад

      They will happen again(sadly). They won't be called lockdowns, but I can see them getting used for all sorts of things - mainly the climate change agenda.

  • @welshhibby
    @welshhibby Год назад +21

    Love Peter Hitchens.

    • @sheilaoneil18
      @sheilaoneil18 Год назад +1

      Me too!!

    • @Blondie0421
      @Blondie0421 Год назад +1

      I’ve always loved his deep baritone voice.
      He has the same voice as HG Tudor!!

    • @juliebarks3195
      @juliebarks3195 Год назад +1

      @@Blondie0421
      And his late brother Christopher.

    • @Blondie0421
      @Blondie0421 Год назад +1

      @@juliebarks3195
      So Peter Hitchens is brother to the late Christopher Hitchens..is that right?

    • @englishoak5173
      @englishoak5173 Год назад

      ​@@juliebarks3195 The neocon war monger?

  • @gavinbissell8847
    @gavinbissell8847 Год назад +11

    Should have listened to our own proper professionals instead of the WHO

  • @paulwhite3489
    @paulwhite3489 Год назад +5

    I think Mike and Peter know full well that the chances of governments all over making the same mistakes at the same time while ignoring the plans for a health emergency which were already in place is totally ludicrous.

  • @rachelbassett4942
    @rachelbassett4942 Год назад

    Thank you gents x

  • @gx2music
    @gx2music Год назад +9

    15:05. Those mental health figures amongst the young are staggering. What the hell have we done?

    • @goodyeoman4534
      @goodyeoman4534 Год назад +6

      Encouraged them from birth to think of themselves as victim, put them on mind-altering medication from their early teens, and broken up the family.

    • @Jacob-yb6bv
      @Jacob-yb6bv Год назад

      @@goodyeoman4534 purposely.

  • @zogy628
    @zogy628 Год назад +13

    Not so long ago the local Bobby knew who all the scrotes were and where they hung out, most anti social behaviour is carried out by the same few individuals over and over again .

  • @LeeGee
    @LeeGee Год назад +6

    A political justification for blocking roads? OK: I don't like my country being over-run by people who enter the country illegally and share no values with our democratic, liberal society. I bet that doesn't count, right?
    "Democratic and peaceful opposition"? Tell us how, Peter, because so far, nothing we say or do counts.
    Mark my words: it will end with Mr Molotov unless we listen to eachother.

  • @gamble9437
    @gamble9437 Год назад +19

    As much as I like the both of these guys I think they are being far to reasonable for our current situation. We are under complete and total assault from all sides including from within by global forces who want to render us mute, dumb financial slaves. These two are being far too soft with their words, id like to see a little more conviction and backbone from two men like this.

    • @Jacob-yb6bv
      @Jacob-yb6bv Год назад

      They are speaking inside the Overton window - the window of acceptable media discourse. They said absolutely nothing about what is really going on or why any of this happened or where it goes next. Nothing of any real significance was said here in order that everything can continue. I think the pair of them are far too locked into the media and narrative to see anything other than ‘politicians making their usual mistakes.’ Which of course this wasn’t.

    • @barrychuckle5565
      @barrychuckle5565 Год назад +2

      They've both been like this for years. They are very much against the lockdowns, but don't entertain the idea that it could have been anything other than government incompetence.

  • @dogred431
    @dogred431 Год назад +21

    Mr Hitchens is bang on as usual. I don't agree with a lot of what he says, but even on the stuff I disagree with, he is mightily convincing and gets me thinking and considering my own opinion.
    Even 2 years on, it's still weird seeing him talk with MG. It's like having Einstein talk with Kim Kardashian!

    • @sheilaoneil18
      @sheilaoneil18 Год назад +2

      🤣

    • @thedave7760
      @thedave7760 Год назад +1

      Always be chalenging what you believe and why you believe it. Otherwise you don't really have any beliefs you have dogma.

    • @colofsco1
      @colofsco1 Год назад

      MG is a blundering buffoon. His views on most topics are elementary. PH always schools him.

    • @ABC-dw7pe
      @ABC-dw7pe Год назад

      Mike Graham needs to shut up as well and stop butting in and saying yeah yeah yeah

    • @davidgill8996
      @davidgill8996 Год назад

      Peter is a Tory and very rich and full of it

  • @goodyeoman4534
    @goodyeoman4534 Год назад +9

    Our spineless judges won't imprison criminals who kick people's heads like footballs. But I bet if you tracked down one of these criminals to their dirty hovel and did the exact same thing back to them, the judge would imprison you for the maximum time possible. Why need to question why this is.

  • @castelodeossos3947
    @castelodeossos3947 Год назад +7

    'Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to reform, pause or reflect.' Mark Twain

  • @abigailslade3824
    @abigailslade3824 Год назад +1

    Be careful with those we’s, i and many others opposed the madness from the start.

  • @petermanley4242
    @petermanley4242 Год назад +5

    Peter Hitcens should have been knighted ( rather than twitty) ,Lord Sumption should have been raised the the rank of Viscount, Ferguson should be made to pay his pensions towards the nation's debt also Susan Michie and CAGE should, by now, have been consigned to the dustbin of history.

  • @drandrewallan
    @drandrewallan Год назад +1

    The little boys with their toys believed the nonsense their computer told them “computers don’t lie -garbage in garbage out!

  • @helenmacfie5551
    @helenmacfie5551 Год назад

    Well done Mr Hitchens

  • @roygardiner2229
    @roygardiner2229 Год назад +1

    How refreshing to hear such intelligent discussion.
    I am desperate to return to normality, to sanity, to reason.

  • @rsb8653
    @rsb8653 Год назад +1

    I used to hate hitchens but now I think he's a genius and polymath..spitting truth bombs

  • @thesmallnotesduo
    @thesmallnotesduo Год назад +6

    WEF plan. Simple really

  • @paulslater9061
    @paulslater9061 Год назад +6

    How many were killed by the use of the wrong treatment

  • @lw1zfog
    @lw1zfog Год назад +5

    despite all the chat Pete buckled for a holiday

  • @chairmakerPete
    @chairmakerPete Год назад +14

    The TV hyped up the threat with dramatic images from Italy.
    Government, panicked by the thought of the same images being on UK TV, totally over-reacted.
    Such is the peril of being media-driven as a government.
    It's unsurprising that "scientists" (sic) having nothing to lose from wild over-caution, would still have us locked down today if they could.

    • @mariecurie7491
      @mariecurie7491 Год назад +1

      I live in Italy. Those images were stage managed

    • @crawford1083
      @crawford1083 Год назад

      So true. As much as I enjoy seeing Doris (sic) and CockInHand (also sic) being hung out, it is "Unbalanced" and "Shitty" and Pantsdown Ferguson who deserve opprobrium over this stupidity. And the less said about that rancid communist Susan Michie the better.

    • @lorddarrellnicholls2628
      @lorddarrellnicholls2628 Год назад +2

      If you watch the footage you will see it is the same group of ambulances run over and over again a TV cut and paste if you will, check every 8th ambulance, it's the same one!

    • @barryjohn6101
      @barryjohn6101 Год назад +1

      Everyone went to the hospitals in a panic. They have no capacity at the best of times. Everybody in public sector jobs buggered off.

    • @crawford1083
      @crawford1083 Год назад

      @@lorddarrellnicholls2628 Good spot!

  • @joanneleeson516
    @joanneleeson516 Год назад

    Peter Hitchens is the BEST.

  • @markames6030
    @markames6030 Год назад +5

    83 was the average age of a covid death

  • @barneyreichman127
    @barneyreichman127 Год назад +4

    Ah the Net Zero is a great gig, what do you think pays for my private jet.

  • @Qkano
    @Qkano Год назад +2

    Ahem: it wasn't "A Mistake" ... it was the confluence of vested interests (money, power, ideology) coming together to exploit the situation.
    It's no accident that safe local shops were forced to close (the sort where you seldom encounter a couple of other customers) yer supermarkets (shuffling round for an hour in the presence of hundreds of others) were open. Small shops are anarchic . global corporates are better political donors.

  • @adrianrouse5148
    @adrianrouse5148 Год назад +3

    Many scientists were saying this at the time but we're ignored. Same as affectivness of face masks.

  • @boriss.861
    @boriss.861 Год назад +6

    I remember you MIKE GRAHAM giving Peter a real hard time when you were following the WHO Directive on the virus. Thank goodness you say sense at TALK TV to change your position and realise the narrative was incorrect!

    • @goodyeoman4534
      @goodyeoman4534 Год назад +1

      MG just another sheep who now pretends he wasn't meekly going along with the restrictions.

  • @michaelgamble6476
    @michaelgamble6476 Год назад +1

    1700 saved lives apparently who wud all have been deceased within max 2/3 yrs anyway or much sooner. How many deaths due 2 not treating heart conditions & cancer etc half a million. So did lockdowns cause half a million deaths? Or more?

  • @eoghancasey2909
    @eoghancasey2909 Год назад +1

    With a mortality rate above the average mortality rate we took a very grave and unforced error with pushing the MRNA on young healthy folk. Death rates should be down after a pandemic, they are up and significantly up in all ages with no desire to ask why.

  • @AlMondO93
    @AlMondO93 Год назад +5

    If anyone ever wondered if lunatics and psychos are running the asylum, well now you know.

  • @loveserendib04
    @loveserendib04 Год назад +1

    It was not a mistake. It was deliberate and wilful.

  • @Billygoatmanstan
    @Billygoatmanstan Год назад

    When do we who protested against them get our apology

  • @michaelpalmer4387
    @michaelpalmer4387 Год назад +1

    I would say that the report doesn't seem to have been widely reported on newspaper websites.

  • @john-k6k6w
    @john-k6k6w Год назад

    Spot On Guys

  • @krantiwithshruti
    @krantiwithshruti Год назад

    what a man !!!

  • @edwardbennett3572
    @edwardbennett3572 Год назад +8

    It wasn’t a mistake. It was totally planned.

  • @teaker1s
    @teaker1s Год назад +1

    Went to work with family and knew it was bollocks, nobody in our family died and better still nobody in Downing street died according to FOI request. 🙂 Mugged off for a disease of elderly.

  • @Thedownliner2015
    @Thedownliner2015 Год назад +3

    I wish people would stop saying this was a mistake. We already know it was planned because most of the world knows about Event 201.

  • @canopus101
    @canopus101 Год назад +5

    I don't believe any government will be able to convince people to behave in such an irrational manner again - at least for a generation. In July 2020 the government allowed camping so I duly went camping in Hay on Wye. At this time no masks were required in Wales when entering a shop. The Cooperative store in Hay is actually in England, about 100 yards from Hay Bridge, where masks were required.
    A few months later I visited Hay again, this time masks were obligatory in Welsh Hay but no mask was required in the Coop which was over the border in England. If anybody can explain to me that this was a rational response to a disease I will be surprised. A bunch of ill informed politicians playing with our lives is more likely.

    • @stgeorgessue613
      @stgeorgessue613 Год назад +2

      I was allowed to go cleaning in people's homes but not allowed to visit family and friends! Go figure!

  • @mericet39
    @mericet39 Год назад +1

    A friend of mine who worked at the time for Royal Berkshire Hospital told me how many C19 patients there were in the hospital that day (sometime in April 2020). There were 4. Yes, a mere 4. And for that we locked down.

  • @kingKong-fd7wm
    @kingKong-fd7wm Год назад +3

    What about the legal migration 700,000 last year

  • @Cat10980
    @Cat10980 Год назад +1

    Negligible impact on saving lives, but a substantial impact on curtailing them due to the inflation of waiting lists and the economic consequences.

  • @alanelden9025
    @alanelden9025 Год назад

    We shat it when we seen what was happening in Italy and Spain

  • @rogerdeacon5878
    @rogerdeacon5878 Год назад

    I can still remember tv programs like Dixon of Dock Green...it was all about policing on foot...we had that years ago all local police mostly on foot ..it worked

  • @DrawnInk1
    @DrawnInk1 Год назад +1

    The voices of sanity

  • @petermizon4344
    @petermizon4344 Год назад +2

    WELL TORIES WERE TO BLAME FOR THAT

  • @theorisoe3630
    @theorisoe3630 Год назад +1

    No mention of current excess deaths?

  • @Alex-mj5dv
    @Alex-mj5dv Год назад +14

    Agree with Peter mostly but there is a reason police officers work in pairs… same as soldiers on manoeuvres. It’s watching all corners and the other’s back.
    In larger cities or somewhere with gang activity or above average knife crime then it is very easy to incapacitate or kill a lone officer when they are against what is essentially a pack of wolves. No officer would feel particularly safe armed as they are walking certain areas of London alone. And no, I also don’t believe in arming our regular officers with firearms either. But, small teams is essential and effective outside of sleepy Cumbrian villages, and Oxford (which incidentally isn’t always like an episode of Morse).

    • @MissyL12789
      @MissyL12789 Год назад +1

      Agreed, I'm surprised Peter didn't note that.

    • @Nickle314
      @Nickle314 Год назад +4

      How do you think the public feel having to walk the same streets? Police are armed, have body armour, have back up just a call away.
      The police meanwhile just work for payments from companies, ignore the plebs. Protect the elite.
      If you are a peasant, just hand over your cash, take the punishment, accept the crime.

    • @Alex-mj5dv
      @Alex-mj5dv Год назад

      ⁠@@Nickle314no they aren’t armed equivalently to what they sometimes will need to deal with. They have a retractable baton, taser and sometimes a form of CS or pepper spray. All require to be in reaching distance of the assailants by which time it’s too late .. especially vs multiple opposition against you in a pack and you’re alone.
      All of which aren’t ostensibly lethal - for good reason - and the members of the ‘public’ who would fancy their chances against those items would and do.. and often with knives in certain parts of many cities.
      I’m saying have patrols, but smartly for all parties.

    • @Nickle314
      @Nickle314 Год назад +1

      @@Alex-mj5dv The public have nothing.
      I think we should be armed. We should have things like farbgel, with in built cameras. If you see someone committing an offence, then you can spray them red. The camera records it.
      The gun is for self defence when the criminal doesn't like being red faced.
      The reason comes back to an hour ago. I asked two officers to deal with illegal motorbikes being driven on the pavement, at pedestrians.
      They just said I'm not talking and walked off. Rude as hell.
      I suspect its down to my success with complaints. So that's another one added to the list.

    • @julia1100a
      @julia1100a Год назад

      Police in London are worse than useless

  • @gavinbissell8847
    @gavinbissell8847 Год назад +4

    Less of this "we" stuff alot never supported it

  • @paulsmith1499
    @paulsmith1499 Год назад +1

    I noticed that LBC seemed to complete drop Peter Hitchens during the pandemic. It was as though he was no longer acceptable.

  • @juliebarks3195
    @juliebarks3195 Год назад +1

    Misbehave is such a lame word for acts of violence and criminal behavior and murder. Children misbehave.

  • @TS50ER
    @TS50ER Год назад

    Where did Peter say he grew up, Alverstoke, Gosport?

  • @secretabundance3310
    @secretabundance3310 Год назад +4

    All that took part in this fraud should go to jail !!

  • @seppomuppit
    @seppomuppit Год назад +6

    I miss Christopher 😢

  • @Victoriacariad
    @Victoriacariad Год назад +1

    Of course RUclips still has to have a banner linking to the "current NHS guidance"...🙄

  • @drdouche4230
    @drdouche4230 Год назад +5

    Mike seems to have completely forgotten that he was one of these extremely pro lockdown loons at the beginning. In fact, that was the whole reason Hitchens started coming on his show in the first place to have quite heated debates with him!

    • @Jacob-yb6bv
      @Jacob-yb6bv Год назад +2

      They’ve all forgotten what they did and/or blamed others. Haven’t they?

    • @drdouche4230
      @drdouche4230 Год назад

      @@Jacob-yb6bv completely

  • @steveg7718
    @steveg7718 Год назад +2

    Not sure about the Stone age. We are living in the Stoned age..lol

  • @DavidA-ps1qr
    @DavidA-ps1qr Год назад +5

    Covid: If only we had listened to him.

  • @desdicadoric
    @desdicadoric Год назад

    Not we, the government, in fact almost every government. You could see from space we were being sold a crock

  • @JK_JK_JK
    @JK_JK_JK Год назад +1

    What is the Covid-related mortality for non-elderly persons with no comorbidities??

    • @Jacob-yb6bv
      @Jacob-yb6bv Год назад +1

      About 0.1 % seems accurate.

  • @frenchenstein
    @frenchenstein Год назад

    I worked with Gary Newlove at Hall Motors in Warrington, he was a good bloke. No one deserves that which he received from disgusting scum that had no business damaging property!

  • @disdroid
    @disdroid Год назад

    they haven't been held to account for Op Midland

  • @Rotherhamvanman
    @Rotherhamvanman Год назад +3

    Hitchens should do the voice for Lord of the rings audio book, he’s got a great voice.

    • @loafersheffield
      @loafersheffield Год назад +1

      Morning! Both Hitchens brothers talked a lot of sense.

  • @Tom-x3f
    @Tom-x3f Год назад +8

    It wasn't a mistake and you both know that.

    • @rogerwoodhouse7945
      @rogerwoodhouse7945 Год назад +1

      It was a collosal mistake but the 'sheep' fell for it.

    • @Jacob-yb6bv
      @Jacob-yb6bv Год назад +1

      I’m not entirely sure that they do. So far into the MSM narrative and it’s Overton window of acceptable discourse that they really don’t look any deeper.

    • @Jacob-yb6bv
      @Jacob-yb6bv Год назад

      @@rogerwoodhouse7945 the people acted out of self preserving selfishness because they believed (without evidence but only trust in authority) that there was a major threat. They’ll do the same again.

    • @Tom-x3f
      @Tom-x3f Год назад

      @@Jacob-yb6bv look up Yuri bezmenov! ...And you'll understand everything that's happening worldwide! especially Britain. How to brainwash a country.

  • @cavendish009
    @cavendish009 Год назад +1

    It used to be general knowledge that "police on the streets" keeps crime low.

  • @gearoiddom
    @gearoiddom Год назад +2

    Greatest over reaction in human history. Bar none.

  • @NoosaHeads
    @NoosaHeads Год назад

    Can I hear really laboured breathing in the background?

  • @Sabhail_ar_Alba
    @Sabhail_ar_Alba Год назад

    Sepsis : why are so many young people dying of it ?

  • @happyapple4269
    @happyapple4269 Год назад +1

    Not a mistake if its planned, then it becomes a success.

  • @parallaxview2143
    @parallaxview2143 Год назад

    What do you call the director of Reservoir Dogs when he tests positive for Covid-19? Quentin Quarantino!!! Lolol! Oh mercy...

  • @sueedwards9334
    @sueedwards9334 Год назад

    Why don’t they just set up tent cities for them, like they do for all the other refugees around the world?

  • @petermizon4344
    @petermizon4344 Год назад +1

    NO MATTER WHAT THEY DO TORIES AND THEIR RIGHT WING CROOKS ARE DONE FOR ANYWAY HAHAHA😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

  • @barrygreen9341
    @barrygreen9341 Год назад

    Yet Peter never mentions elephant in the room, Bill Gates.

  • @perikleshistory
    @perikleshistory Год назад +1

    'Mistake'

  • @davidjames-rp6oi
    @davidjames-rp6oi Год назад

    alverstoke in gosport not portsmouth!

  • @logicumkapernicus7919
    @logicumkapernicus7919 Год назад +1

    Wow who knew 🤷‍♂️. Except for us free thinking conspiracy theorist anti vaxxers !

  • @TriniHammer777
    @TriniHammer777 Год назад

    Yeah to those who worship money, Health over wealth

  • @abigailslade3824
    @abigailslade3824 Год назад

    Our government has plans for immigration, they plan to increase it.

  • @rogerwoodhouse7945
    @rogerwoodhouse7945 Год назад +1

    All sounds good but who would join the police 'service' to patrol the streets on foot.? Thatb not why anyone joins.Its just another career which offers other opportunities of climbing the greasy pole.Walking the strret is considered 'degrading'!

  • @Qkano
    @Qkano Год назад

    If you put the police on the street who would enforce fines on people for mean tweets and complaints from professional "butt hurt" activists ?