Our Leaders Must Listen or All is Lost! By David Starkey

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[@richardevans362]

Unrestricted immigration is the greatest disaster this country has faced since 1945.

[@geoff873]

it's much worse than 1945

[@Happyheretic2308]

Since 1066.

[@rogerwoodhouse7945]

We have been and are being 'invaded'Previous invasions were repelled by force.This time encouraged by our treacherous government.

[@carolinenorman6141]

Exactly

[@CardinalNous]

Nope. More likely its entire history. It is truly existential

[@davidbaggett8282]

David Starkey understands the UK issues and needs to be listened to.

[@harryhill-es5jk]

Bur not uk people who are running the uk in the globalists and the civil services

[@soyboymotivation]

Except for the Juuuuuce problem

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

They hate him ...and us !

[@mikerodent3164]

Vote Fred Dibnah and bring back the eeeehge o' steeeeam!

[@Thegobstopper61]

He understands England's issues. A question was asked in Scotland " would the voters support Scotland if it was a Republic ". In that question support for independance rose. With the failure of Labour and the fire of reform again people in Scotland would look to independance. This was not just Scottish people the poll also asked non Scottish people.

[@sheilaoneil18]

David Starkey you are right about how some of us feel. I am in my 82nd year and I feel bereaved. I would love to have my beloved country back. Of course I accept change but so much has got lost. I am so terribly sad. 🙏

[@martincampbell839]

Don't be sad. Just feel sad sometimes, maybe?

[@jasonhaven7170]

will be gone soon enough

[@Raven44453]

​​@@jasonhaven7170 Unless we find a way as David described, we will be lost too , many of us feel that and are afraid for our children , once we have gone , there will be no memory for them of what their country was and you cannot return home if you have no memory of where it was

[@LoanVo-y4k]

Don't worry, you will be enriched by a big ugandan man soon enough when you go into the care home. Enjoy!!

[@covertcounsellor6797]

Well said, Sheila. I agree 100% (and I am Australian). You know what I miss the most of how fabulous our countries used to be? Humour! One key element of our shared English heritage was the ability to laugh at ourselves, to not take life too seriously. It’s gone. Poor old Benny Hill would be thrown off a building by “progressives” these days. And as for political correctness, if a person was talking nonsense 50 years ago we’d all have a laugh and say “what a prat/plonker/d!ckhead and get on with our lives. Now, the youngsters try to get “heretics” canceled, silenced, sacked from their jobs, etc. You have just a few years on me, Sheila, but we’ve seen the best of the West.

[@davidphilips5543]

Dr Starkey nails it in the first minute - there has not been a change of government since 97'. Things have slowly got worse every year since.

[@kkc6016]

💯 Per cent agree. 👍🏻

[@jamesanthony4034]

It's all planned. It all started when George Bush Sr took over the presidency from Reagan.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Slowly got worse for the anglo peaple since 1066 you mean

[@davidphilips5543]

@DeniseBond-cc9ce no, for everyone - regardless of race or creed.

[@Ludus57]

The rot set in from 1979.

[@jasonuren3479]

Could listen to this man all day.

[@nickstone3113]

Me too

[@NewWorldHoarder]

I also.

[@stephenhaywood5672]

Me three

[@jamesanthony4034]

At the end of the day, the destruction of Britain and Western civilization carries on unabated.

[@rensha8635]

Me four, five and six 😂

[@susangemmell9401]

As a dyed in the wool believer in a constitutional monarchy, I am even more fearful and upset by what is happening to my beloved country after listening to the King' s speech. He too has made it clear that he sides with those who wish to destroy everything that has been the bedrock of our society for hundreds of years. Our freedoms, democratic rights, traditions,beliefs and values are being attacked from all sides. There has been an almost imperceptible war against the people of this country going on for years now which, in the last few years, has become more and more transparent. The enemies of our society have been emboldened, aided and abetted by those who are supposed to serve and protect us, starting with the slow rewriting of our constitution under Blair and Brown, enabled during the last government and positively encouraged by Comrade Starmer's treacherous regime. We the people need to fight back, hopefully via the ballot box but by anyway we can to preserve our way of life for future generations.

[@allykatharvey]

We have never had a Written Constitution. I argue that we now desperately need one. The problem arises with who could be trusted to write one that wouldn’t destroy the white British people of this country now.

[@omt2824]

I feel exactly the same. It's so very sad.

[@deborahrobertson8606]

100%

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

And THAT other "means" is growing nearer and nearer than we all think

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

​@@allykatharveyyou mean the indigenously demographic native white western europian bris

[@squirepraggerstope3591]

The phenomenally astute David Starkey strikes again!

[@chrisohanlon69]

Jenrick is not our friend, that guy needs to wake up and start listening to Martin Selner.

[@squirepraggerstope3591]

@@chrisohanlon69 Neither are our friends.

[@squirepraggerstope3591]

@@chrisohanlon69 Neither are our friends

[@squirepraggerstope3591]

Jenrick's a EUro-globalist Quisling. Sellner's one of the disappearingly few people our m.s media squeak about being a "far right extremist"... who actually might be!

[@homahak]

One of Dr Starkey’s best. Also thanks to the excellent interviewer who doesn’t appear to have been credited.

[@twentyrothmans7308]

Excellent point.

[@jimpickard3850]

David is one of the few truly conservative voices I'm hearing at the moment, and reflects the views of many of us. Kudos too, to the interviewer who asked sensible questions and allowed Prof Starkey time to answer at length. Excellent.

[@NewWorldHoarder]

Never repetitive, always fresh sounding, and mesmerisingly engaging when he speaks, and speaks utter sense. Eloquently saying what many think but fear to say these days, the wonderful man that is, David Starkey.

[@bestcomsystems4458]

No. Starkey is saying in terms that everything historically that 'progressive' parties have done is wrong and only his formulation of conservatism is correct. Right?. That's a wild exaggeration. So explain this Starkey was born disabled into a poor family and is gay - His disability was treated free by the NHS, set up by Labour legislation, opposed by Conservatives. - His free grammar school education was possible because of Labour legislation opposed by Conservatives. - He could be openly gay - rather than prosecuted and imprisoned because of Labour legislation opposed by Conservatives - He admires Thatcher a woman who was able to be PM because of legislation opposed by sections of the right including some Conservatives - He admires Joseph who was Jewish and well all know where some sections of the right are on that So, not utter sense.

[@allykatharvey]

@@bestcomsystems4458I agree with most of your points but Starkey doesn’t hit out at the Labour movement at all, he does have a dislike of detached Toryism and certain hypocritical Labour leaders. His main thrust in this interview is the expression delivered firmly by Lee Anderson, “I want my country back”. Anderson may now be with the Reform party but he still strongly represents the white working man of his Labour roots.

[@bestcomsystems4458]

@@allykatharvey If only that were true. If you look at the many videos that Starkey puts out ,or appears in, you see consistent #1. Straw manning of non ERG type Conservatives. #2. Wild exaggerations on the motives of Labour administrations. For Starkey, who has a poor grasp of Economics and some areas or history, it is all about wicked individuals, never about technology, demographics or economics. I also "want my country back" but I know the problem is not something that was carefully planned by malign individuals who hated the white British working class.. It is many factors. British 1960's Birth control, women's greater work opportunities and the relatively higher cost of housing created a Demographic problem in the UK. Low cost air travel, wars and more recently the internet incentivised and enabled migration. Yes of course there were government polices too but as usual Starkey only talks about the bits that fit his narrative.

[@ubik372]

Thanks Dr. Starkey for bringing clarity to our predicament. Cheers from Texas from an ex-Brit. God Bless the USA

[@Noseypoke-mr7th]

TEXIT WILL MAKE TEXAS THE GREATEST COUNTRY IN THE U.S.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

I am not a EX- BRIT i am one born and bred one ...generations of em and still in this island of BRITAIN our one and only homeland ..watching it being stabbed in the back by globalists

[@sharpfocus87]

David Starkey thank you.

[@goharikjones7387]

Reform party leader Nigel Farage should be direct and very clear in their policy ! Dr Starkey, hope these politicians will listen to you. Yes, Nigel should say, in my opinion, we want our country Back ! That's exactly what we all want but we have no voice other than writing on KZbin. Thank you for a very interesting conversation.

[@tonupharry]

Admit he works for putin ?

[@jamesmc1272]

@@tonupharry That comment is not worthy. on this chanel. go back to your room and reconsider your thoughts about England.

[@SugaryGoodnesss]

@@tonupharrythis isn’t the Guardian mate

[@andrewhorne808]

Always a pleasure listening to Dr. Starkey speak. I could listen to him all day.

[@michellewhittaker4687]

Our Country is going to hell in a hand cart as my late Grandfather would have said! 😢

[@landlordone]

Love this guy.Always nails it.

[@DebbieScott-fg5wu]

Happy New Year David. realy missed you. you bring hope in the downfall of our Country

[@allykatharvey]

Most enjoyable! Very thought provoking. Thank you to both the excellent interviewer and the great Dr Starkey. I felt the main thrust of this was very much enshrined in Lee Anderson’s, now famous, statement - “I want my country back!” Lee Anderson represents so many lost white, working men who have been hit hardest by Woke’s shallow, destructive theories. Reform have embraced him but he is not typical of them. He is lending them his strength and expertise for a purpose. I love his honesty and courage and quite see the attraction of David Starkey for a man who can so eloquently edit his own sound bites to the barest of words! Anderson is very shrewd. So is David Starkey and I agree with so much of what he says, possibly because, like him, I am also the result of a good grammar school education and still alive only because of the NHS. We don’t want to lose what we have benefitted from because we understand its value. This is what our forefathers earned for us. Why should others come in and shove us aside and destroy it? It needs puzzling out and putting into context to be dealt with and Starkey is a brilliant analyst.

[@mikemines2931]

It will all change when the power goes off and stays off. London street lights especially.

[@SmasherDobson8443]

Could be very soon the way the sun is behaving, Carrington 1859

[@stephenhaywood5672]

@@SmasherDobson8443could be very soon the way Milliband is behaving too

[@davepfizer]

I was very surprised that, whilst cooking Christmas dinner we had all 5 gas rings on and both electric ovens and the air fryer and plenty of lights and the gas central heating so working out that level of consumption you have to ask, first if it was all turned over to purely electric we might have got our dinner by mid august and then secondly where would I buy an Aga as I can see that burning wood scrap from the garden might end up being the only way to keep warm with an advantage that your fray bentos meat pie might just cook adequately whilst burning the local trees.

[@mikemines2931]

@@davepfizer As most of Europe is closing coal and nuclear you are going to find they have less and less to send across interconnectors to our island no matter how high a price we are prepared to pay for it.

[@stephenmaas8775]

This man hits the nail on the head within the first sentence everytime! I wish he wasnt in the Conservatives as a life long voter, I will not be voting for them after the betrayal EVER AGAIN.

[@stephenmaas8775]

Niether Labour!

[@pierceferris]

Brilliant as always!

[@meeksvaughan1398]

20:20 The quote he is looking for is this: there are decades where nothing happens and weeks where decades happen.

[@suasanwatson6501]

David is so spot on.

[@bristleburger3024]

Dr. Starkey would make a bloody good King.

[@Phylicity]

Kings have no power, they can only watch and advise.

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

@@Phylicity dont you believe it ..

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

President i have gone off monarchy rapidly

[@mgb5170]

agree with your analysis in this episode 100%. I hope you are doing well, have a happy Christmas and new year.

[@michaelwhite8031]

Thank God for David Starkey .

[@NorfolkSceptic]

When conservatives praise Thatcher, it's her wins against the (Conservative MP) Wets, not Labour supporters, that they remember most.

[@theemonitor]

It is a dismaying revelation to me that the post war consensus (the 'uniparty'), the socialised state of the UK was not a golden age but was in fact the reason why our country never really recovered from WWII - not because of debt to the US but a misguided focussing on 'levelling up' rather than wealth creation to lift ourselves up. Add to that the 21st Century consensus politics: self-flagellating anti-colonialism, disastrous liberal neo-colonialism (Gulf-War, meddling in Africa, 'foreign aid'), corporate woke/DEI etc. What is left of our thread-bare nation state and the English identity?

[@allykatharvey]

Agreed. We thought we had a wonderful Queen but in fact she was presiding over our destruction by not being more protective of us. Her advisors all wanted us to become a mixed-race mess like America to please the Commonwealth. They stupidly thought it was “the way ahead”. It was not. It just imbued us with some of America’s unsolvable societal problems.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Only thing left to us is to die out with a little if not big help from our ? Politicians

[@jasonellis9438]

I met a traveller from an antique land Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desart.[d] Near them, on the sand, Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown, And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things, The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed: And on the pedestal these words appear: "My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!" No thing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away. Not a prediction an inevitabiity

[@Pinkdam]

In Egypt's sandy silence, all alone, Stands a gigantic Leg, which far off throws The only shadow that the Desert knows:- "I am great OZYMANDIAS," saith the stone, "The King of Kings; this mighty City shows The wonders of my hand."- The City's gone,- Naught but the Leg remaining to disclose The site of this forgotten Babylon. We wonder - and some Hunter may express Wonder like ours, when thro' the wilderness Where London stood, holding the Wolf in chace, He meets some fragment huge, and stops to guess What powerful but unrecorded race Once dwelt in that annihilated place.

[@lastunctives2095]

Not so much the collapse of Rome they had 300 years to think about it but more like the sudden collapse of the Aztec's to Cortez. They were already starving and diseased when he rock up. Their hideous religion was dead there cities semi deserted. Or the sudden collapse to China to the Mongols. Japan is still 98% Japanese.

[@claudiavivarelli7571]

​@@Pinkdamdid you write that? It's brilliant.

[@Pinkdam]

@@claudiavivarelli7571 I cannot take credit for Horace Smith's contemporary 'rejoinder' to Shelley's more famous poem of the same name; it is indeed brilliant.

[@ericrawson2909]

Most people can understand what happens to them. The fact that they are still taking the sharp things in their arm shows that they are clueless.

[@christopherashley86]

One of the most useful interviews I have seen in ages. This shows why the teaching history is so important. The past informs the present and if we do not understand that we continue to make the same mistakes.....

[@mikerodent3164]

"Useful" in what sense?

[@gmcq8623]

I really enjoy these discourses. What a shambles our main political parties have been!

[@peterosullivan8200]

May's actions were traitorous to/for the people of this country

[@rogerwoodhouse7945]

May had no clue about anything.She was just another stop gap tory placed into power she was never able to understand

[@twentyrothmans7308]

Not like she had any children to worry about.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

The brits .....they want tbeir homeland of the island of BRITAIN BACKp, and will take it back soon

[@susangarbutt7189]

Give May her correct name Treason May.

[@jamesanthony4034]

Treasonous May or Sharia May.

[@ginojaco]

It's sad, awful, tragic, ridiculous... but take heart! Any fearing there's no hope should read 'When William Came' by Saki. We won't be broken, we won't give up; no Parliament can bind its successors, we shall have our inheritance, we won't let it be traduced or stolen. We will win... 👍🙂

[@stevesandars8549]

An excellent interview, I thoroughly enjoyed the erudite musings of one of our finest peers.

[@chamberpot969]

It feels like we're being led off a cliff lemming-like. What happened to us?

[@soyboymotivation]

Isreal happened to you.

[@chamberpot969]

That's clear. Almost everything can be traced back to this, and, as in previous ages, an enormous amount of violence will have to occur to change it. @soyboymotivation

[@rogerwoodhouse7945]

No.The faux tory party was in power but clueless as to what to do with it.'14 wasted years' is a gross understatement

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Treason ! Betrayal ..! Invasion ! Since 1948

[@vonrecht1236]

Starkey is tops as always.

[@glennbellamy7004]

David Starkey should be home secretary for Reform party

[@maralynmitchell8261]

Though perhaps, he may feel he's alittle to old .! Ithink he is in his Early eighties Now .Although he looks well on it.

[@craftersdelight2011]

@@maralynmitchell8261 Looks well and more switched on than many ten, twenty or thirty years younger

[@markdrinkwater1508]

​@@craftersdelight2011 He is more switched on than 99.9% of the population - he is a genius, one of our greatest ever thinkers - right up there with Enoch Powell.

[@Pinkdam]

The bit about Blair's Quangos reminds me of 'The New Despotism' - now very long in the tooth!

[@hayleys-c3u]

Everyone, not just leaders or those who aspire to be leaders should listen from the 35:00 mark over and over until they've truly taken in what he is saying.

[@stephenhaywood5672]

Absolutely agree with you

[@cumeada]

Thank you Dr Starkey, for reminding us of our recent history. We all suffer from sort memories. You are so correct.

[@neilcarr9340]

David Starkey is such a national treasure.

[@susmith7837]

David is Britain's Dugin. Our inspiration and hope.

[@KenMoss2986]

I couldn't agree more.

[@SteveFraserVideo]

I agree with Starkey’s analysis of the Blair Project. There can be no unity between liberals and true conservatives

[@westleymanc]

Stop your nonsense. They all Imperialists, including Dave

[@DavidCinUK]

Love David's insightful analysis ... but can't support his continuing belief that the Conservative Party is fit to exist in to the future ... their betrayal of the UK population has been monumental ... and the current Liebour Party is just more of the same 😢

[@22448824]

Totally agree and well expressed. Except for calling Labour Liebour. My ten year old is beyond that.

[@DavidSmith-bd8dd]

I fell a sleep in 1997 I awoke from a terrible night terror in 1984 .To find there had been a putch and the country I loved had gone.

[@Nuts-Bolts]

There are too many well intentioned fools in Parliament. They must be replaced with people of good judgment.

[@susangarbutt7189]

They are more well bought off than well intentioned but I would agree they are foolish tools.

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

you only think that they are well intentioned fools ....

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Our entire establish ment panto mime with costume and performance .....

[@kayoedowner6711]

This sums up the problem with modern times a misunderstanding of “Leadership”, leadership is no about following the far right or far left crowd, leaders lead by making the argument and winning support for their position. What David is advocating for is followship rather than leadership.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

That died wiith diversity is our strength ..they got that right ! Its theirs ! Not the demographicaly indigenous brits ..diversity / globalism / comunism and religions at odds with our very exsistance !

[@gtolose]

Our leaders do listen, they listen to the clamour for more free stuff - so the trashing of the currency is inevitable, no-one can get elected if they offer sound money, not until we get to the edge of the abyss, then maybe. Fatal flaw in democracy, people just want more.

[@dorothearoles9948]

The only ‘politician’ of recent times who fits Dr Starkey’s specification for a leader who could begin the restoration was in place in No 10 but he was disposed of by the co-called Conservative Party which set in train the acceleration of the downward spiral!

[@3000waterman]

The problem goes much deeper. The public no longer believe that either of the main parties' policy promises will be enacted when they arrive in Downing Street. The Damascene conversion of Jenrick simply doesn't fly, at least for me. Reform have set out their intentions quite clearly, and it remains to be seen whether they will be stifled by planned civil service inertia or EU (French) tactics. Labour is a national wrecking ball. (MY) Conservatives left me when Boris was in charge. All that is left to me, is Reform.

[@CardinalNous]

Has anyone stopped and asked why is the leader of the opposition African?

[@HelmutSchmacker.]

They're mocking us.

[@carolinenorman6141]

DEI obviously

[@AmillionpraiseTV]

I don't know ow. Those who voted her in are hypocrites. I voted for the other guy for Change and not for her.

[@susangarbutt7189]

Several times I have asked that question , another question is where are the English MPs in this foreign British parliament.

[@seansmith445]

She will never be PM

[@clairerobsin]

@21:30 ...it's true, America is the first and proudest issue of England's loins.

[@ladyprudence6]

Mr Starkey didn’t put it in such a vulgar way.

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

its a shit hole

[@geoff873]

thank god for this man

[@martynscott1227]

There’s only one person who could carry this thro’ and who’s got the presence, personality and leadership qualities skills… Rupert Lowe! 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Ans so ..the brits wiil not vote fot him they are donkey peaple now not lions

[@martinheath5947]

They're not leaders they're puppeticians

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Bloody puppets with strings lwading out of britain .....leading to w.e.f. ......ans u.n.......and many other who have ill intent towards england and anglo peaples

[@orkneyancestor2059]

The magic of place is being ironed out of our country.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Thay will and intend to iron out us along with it

[@train4905]

Awsome david,as allways

[@ThomasBoyd-r6k]

Awesome thanks. Merry Christmas ⛄⛄

[@NinaSonghurst]

Thank you Dr Starkey.Brilliant and clearly to understand.

[@lucyadams2790]

QUESTION FOR DAVID, WAS THERE EVER SUCH A TIME AS THE MADNESS OF THE WOKE, IN BRITISH HISTORY ? THE NEAREST I CAN THINK OF, IS THE WITCHES HUNTING MADNESS.

[@NorfolkSceptic]

The demise of the grammar schools was driven by Labour's newly enacted legislation, (just before the election which they lost), the immediate repeal of which, would have caused a crisis.

[@ianwatkins2879]

Badenoch needs to lay out her policies now!

[@mikemines2931]

In Nigeria...

[@evolassunglasses4673]

They are just the political wing of international finance and haven't conserved anything from 1945.

[@douglastobor7718]

Her policies are...more of the same!

[@andrewhotston983]

Badenoch's first policy should be to sack EVERYBODY at Conservative Party HQ, and recruit people who are conservatives. Alternatively, just close down the Tories and defect to Reform.

[@tropics8407]

She personifies the uniparty

[@stewy62]

A lot of David Starkey videos are very repetitive, but his ideas are worthy of repetition especially for those of us with less agile minds. What he is saying is so obvious it seems strange no one thought of it before, except that it has taken a great mind like Dr.Starkey to realise it 🇬🇧

[@nenehermannfoundation1187]

The point raised on Theresa May is striking. I might be one of handful of people that listened to her full interview with Ruth Davidison when May was promoting her book -- here, she let slip that said one thing on immigration, but she believed that high levels of immigration were a good thing.

[@gillps5130]

She signed the Gobal Migration Pact

[@lewisblight-bp1dt]

Baffling that a person reaching May's level could think low productivity, bottom half of the socio-economic spectrum, welfare dependent immigrants could possibly be of benefit to the country. But, that's where we are, with utterly dumb and clueless politicians.

[@Phylicity]

Thank God she was kicked out! Out of her depth and stubborn with it!

[@Phylicity]

Thank God she was very quickly kicked out!

[@lewisblight-bp1dt]

@nenehermannfoundation1187 She also brought in the pro utility company / anti actual competition utility rules. No doubt after utility companies lobbied hard for a 'confusopoly' so nobody can get direct comparison prices and companies can have any number of different prices. Just a stubborn, clueless woman.

[@davepfizer]

David Starkey has to be one of the most astute experts around the British government and the state of our country. If ever there was a case of moving those in charge out and moving the likes of David into power this has to be it. Many thanks for the content here. If only it was going to make any difference to the decline of our once great country that is now on the way to the hell hole it is rapidly approaching.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Get up ! Stand up ! Dont give up the fight ! Get up ! Stand up ! Fight for our rights !

[@J__C1]

Dr Starkey is without doubt one of our most valuable national treasures. Its the joined up thinking across the centuries that helps make sense of how and why we ended up here and how to put the brakes and recalibrate our political compass. I do hope our emerging political hopefuls on the right take heed.

[@donaldmacallister-qz5vi]

thank god for david starkey.

[@RaymondHollis-c9e]

Brexit is the only piece of democracy this country has seen whereby the people took the decision of an lmportand issue.The swiss have adopted this political system whereby a vote on important issues is taken by the people every 3 months Our hopeless politicians dont like it because it takes away power from them. Mass immigration and deportation would take place in months

[@rogerwoodhouse7945]

The 5 year period of government we endure was consudered long enough for our politicians to line their pockets and 'create'policies to 'fight 'over next time.Ensuring the continuity of the 'ruling elite'behind the screen..We are witnessing this process right now (to our detriment)

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

​@@rogerwoodhouse7945bingo ! And that kings so called speach to me re enforced that feeling

[@thcassell1]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge gents, it is much appreciated.

[@margaretmclean5684]

David Sharkey I am one of those "ordinary people" and i am so happy that you see these traits in Nigel and Tice, looking down at us commonfolk, cos I do too. Love listening to your lovley voice

[@mujdawood7892]

We have forgotten how Great Britain is.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Was ..petal now we are occupied and down beaten and self hateing eith encouragment to be so by our enemies with in

[@margaretmclean5684]

This young man is an excellent interviewer, he listens and absorbs, and has a very articulate, easy to listen to voice.

[@jonmarr3718]

My goodness David, you've echoed my sentiments exactly. That's just how I've felt for many years. Something precious has been lost, that cant be regained. The loss has to stop now.

[@MaryAnneArkwright]

Listening to David Starkey is always informative and thought provoking. I hope King Charles subscribes to his channel.

[@Phylicity]

King Charles is an irrelevance !! If he went we could still carry on.

[@MaryAnneArkwright]

No I don't think we could carry on without the monarchy. It is the guarantor and the lynch pin of our constitution which successive governments since Tony Blair have been dismantling. We need a monarch who will do his job of defending the democracy, defending the constitution and defending the faith on which it is based.

[@lynclarke6184]

Millie Band is not a fool. Starmer is the parasite letting him loose. Easier to blame someone else when it all goes belly up.

[@Phylicity]

Well he persuades me he is a fool. He acts like one and never done anything to persuade me otherwise. If he’s not a fool why is he driving us to fuel poverty, what could be more foolish!

[@Jonnyshoot192]

Re-Post, Reform should lower membership price for Pensioners. Ten’s of Thousands More MEMBERS There. Fact.👍👍👍👍👍✌✌✌✌

[@lesking6541]

The Tory brand is broken.

[@SusanTemienor-r8w]

No its not

[@Oxo380]

@@SusanTemienor-r8wyes it is snowflake ❄️

[@GloriaHoulihan]

America think Peter Mandelsson is a moron

[@Steven-jx7ch]

actually, Mandy is APPROVED, wait and see him work for HM Opposition :)

[@Truthseeker6859]

@@Steven-jx7chVery badly.

[@Truthseeker6859]

@@Steven-jx7chVery badly, Labour puppet.

[@allykatharvey]

So do we in Britain. Sending him to America is, frankly, an insult. Sorry America.🇬🇧❤🇺🇸

[@susangarbutt7189]

I am English and I know he is a moron among other things.

[@esotericist]

kemi is NOT the answer

[@70AD-user45]

Is she even a conservative, or a globalist?

[@seansmith445]

@@70AD-user45 Definitely the latter, without doubt.

[@SusanTemienor-r8w]

Nigel farage is not the answer

[@Oxo380]

@@SusanTemienor-r8wsnowflake clown 🤡

[@deborahrobertson8606]

Thank you gentlemen. I agree wholeheartedly. I am a posh sounding lady from a working class background. I attended our local state grammar, as did all my family. All those involved in the destruction of that wonderful system belong to a special circle of Hell! I have supported Tommy Robinson for a decade and have attended many of his gatherings. I have never felt safer, surrounded by decent working class and patriotic immigrants, who all despair at the demolition of our unique and beautiful country. Unlike the screaming, salivating Antifa who always tried to whip up violence, I was treated with unfailing respect and courtesy. I can only hope that Farage and Tice et al, are being fiendishly strategic. I understand that they would be savaged by the MSM were they to support TR. They MUST, however, realise that Tommy speaks for the English men and women. WE WANT OUR COUNTRY BACK!

[@barefootonasandybeach638]

Good chat..

[@SpiritintheSky.]

Always a pleasure and illuminating to listen to Dr Starkey. I am much the wiser for it. By the way, I note the contrast between the interviewer's use of yet another Americanism, a "-cy" word, "continuancy" (really?); and Dr Starkey's "continuation", a word that has seved us perfectly well for doubtless hundreds of years and surely does not need replacement? It's a given that people abroad and increasing numbers even here in the UK no longer speak "English" but "American".

[@notreyf]

Thank you

[@martinstallwood5799]

Really enjoyed that informative interview and the opinion and views put forward.

[@lorrainedanville799]

Please talk with a very down to earth person Graham Moore from the full English show The English Constitution party. He is very good and very passionate on The English Constitution with a good following of people. I would love to see David and Graham on a Constitutional discussion .

[@susangarbutt7189]

Now that would be a very interesting discussion.

[@Mahros1]

As Mr. Starkey has alluded to, those in charge hate the nation state and that England is just an island people reside on. Well, so be it. Then why should anyone care about the country? Whether its putting money offshore, indifference to where business is or fly-tipping. The government wants people to work past being old and ill yet have taught me to put myself above everything else. Of course, their solution has been to celebrate the individual yet sending us bent-backed and hopeless to endless work having indebted the majority and the state. Ultimately, if our national leaders loathe the English, why should I defend England?

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

The entire establishment has ALWAYS HATED THE ANGLO PEAPLE this time they just dont care if we know it now

[@petersanmiguel1468]

Freedom of speech and religion are God-given rights.

[@LaurenceBlunt]

No, those are things that good decent humans have striven for. No mythical, imaginary, magical sky fairies were involved.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

And we are geting neither

[@lenwilkinson672]

David Starkey is brilliant,I could listen to him for hours and never become boored..

[@andrewhotston983]

The Overton Window is to blame - the idea that ideology doesn't matter, only popularity.

[@leeboss373]

18:13 she’s not been given her policies yet from Klaus Schwab

[@70AD-user45]

By then it will be too late. The damage will have already been done.

[@leeboss373]

@ They’ll be the same policies as Labour anyway, just like the policies given to Labour are the same as the last Tory government.

[@annlord928]

Excellent!

[@lucyadams2790]

Indeed, as a Cosmic Historian, i agree History is important, we must learn by it, the good and the bad. I think 🤔 its madness the woke what to cancel our History, and destroy our culture and satues, and design we Brits in a climate of guilt 😔 its madness.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Deliberate madness forced apon us by ...1 .....globalists ...2.....lilly livered librals ....3........e.u. better known as tHE common market ......4 ......migration not wanted but dumped on our island .at end of ww2 .....5 ...... Parliament is corrupt and has been for decades ......6 ........TOO many foreign colonies in and around if not running what WAS our capital city ........and 7 ........ANGLOPHOBIA .....becoming thd in thing

[@donnarichmond7641]

Love listening to David

[@martynscott1227]

I can’t see Badenoch embracing Conservative policies and turning the Tory Party around. Gove is hovering in her shadow and influencing her.

[@Phylicity]

Gove is now the Editor of The Spectator not a politician

[@seansmith445]

And Gove was rooting for Kamala Harris. That shows you what he is all about.

[@martynscott1227]

@@Phylicity don’t you believe the rhetoric… Goves is the Tories equivalent of Mandleson, a “Dark Arts” player. He was pulling Badenochs campaign strings, like he’s pulling the strings going forward. Being Editor of the Spectator is a ‘ruse’, appointing him confirmed and I was a subscriber because of Douglas Murray, that The Spectator is no longer a Conservative publication it’s gone woke, liberal and globalist!

[@JesseP.Watson]

The saplings growing from the interviewer's collar is quite a look... the formal druid.

[@allykatharvey]

😂 It was a bit of a distraction, wasn’t it?!

[@victee8804]

At least David is not yet a political prisoner. We’re lucky to have people like him to speak of what the majority think. Keep it up David 🙏

[@pb3231]

David needs to be listened to 🙏🏻