Oswald Mosley interview with David Frost 15th Nov 1967on The Frost Programme

[@adeleleah3918]

Brilliant, intelligent questioning and from Moseley...not an ummm or an errm or an ahhhh...HE is a lesson to those ignorant knuckle dragging, despot following 'politicians' in London now.

[@seabreeze4339]

I agree wholeheartedly with what you said. Like him or loathe him he argued his case and was articulate and calm throughout. These days not one of the so called political class can define when interviewed what is a man or a woman, they just shirk a simple question such as that.

[@thomasteunter3522]

Thanks for uploading!

[@avramwurf5804]

Just let the guy talk and answer the questions even if you hate his guts.

[@FlowDeFlowDrainage]

The interview was great sadly the audience control was pure Jerry Springer.

[@PeerAdder]

You are forgetting two things: firstly, Mosley was widely regarded, with some justification, as a traitor by people in Britain who had lived (and fought) through WW2, many of whom would have been in the audience. His views were well known. Secondly, of course people will interrupt when someone is lying directly to their faces, as Mosley did at 14:17 and continued to do thereafter.

[@avramwurf5804]

@@PeerAdder since he is dead, he doesn't need to lie anymore. 😁

[@FlowDeFlowDrainage]

@@PeerAdder I'm not forgetting anything I am simply observing that if you invite someone to speak you let him be heard. Frost was perfectly capable of managing the interview and interjected several times to say he didn't agree with a point. He managed this without consuming an excessive amount of time on topics that the rest of the audience had no interest in hearing. I came from listening to an interview of an actual traitor. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnfPaIGar7SCkMk I got to hear what he had to say like it or not.

[@iuventianusiuventianus9504]

The interruption at 14:20 was absolutely pertinent, done in an extraordinarily articulate and courageous way

[@stephenbarrette610]

This is the sort of powerful interview I grew up with. Frost was one of the best.

[@phillipecook3227]

It's easy to forget that Frost was only 28 years old at the time of this interview. Incredibly young for someone who carried so much gravitas in heavyweight interviews.

[@TheSunship777]

Frost is a idiot

[@davidpollard1139]

@@stephenbarrette610 he deliberately placed anti Mosley communists in the front row, the rest of the audience was carefully vetted to make sure none of them were Mosley sympathisers.

[@Richard-f7q]

Frost was a TWIT and an exterminationist.

[@lostintranslation1957]

He was no different than the weak and pitiful reporters today.

[@davy_K]

Agree with him or not - imagine having this format of interview nowadays. Our politicians now are afraid to string a dozen words together while thinking on their feet in the face of robust opposition.

[@TobyLawnjockey]

The soundbite carries the day..?.

[@EllEff652]

As poignant today as ever.

[@yccmzimmy]

none of those born after the 70s could sustain such an interview imo

[@cuebj]

Try Rory Stewart, but he has left politics, not least because the top tier politicians in his party thought he should not be interested or interesting (Liz Truss actually said that but Cameron and Johnson had similar views). There are other good ones too.

[@vincehammond1282]

Don’t forget this is before our media was completely bought and payed for by wealthy bad faith actors , to prevent arsholes like this being held to account .

[@Youtubechannel-po8cz]

You only have to watch a BBC interviewer today and it’s clear how standards have plummeted.

[@jasonchambers4495]

What standards?

[@ceeemm1901]

That's interviewers per se.....

[@jjohnston-c6i]

I'm 66 and as a youngster I remember interviews on tv with Bertrand Russell ... nowadays I couldn't even name a British philosopher.

[@AnthonyTobyEllenor-pi4jq]

David Frost was a no nonsense Yorkshireman and a master of his trade !

[@jasonchambers4495]

@@AnthonyTobyEllenor-pi4jq I've never understood what "no nonsense" actually means?

[@michaelshoobridge6073]

An absolutely astounding interview. Frost was immense in how he controlled, not only the vociferous audience member, but also Mosley himself, in getting clear answers and comment. A salutary lesson for TV interviewers today. Magnificent!

[@garyturner5739]

This and when he interviewed former President Nixon on Water Gate have to be is finest political interviews.

[@annpeerkat2020]

While I and many others think the "interview" was garbage. Frost didn't control anything, other than apparently setting up a heckler ambush. The fact that mosley was lucid and didn't obfuscate was not a result of frost's skills, it was despite them.

[@Almost_Made_It]

He didn’t control anything except setting up Mosley with that obviously planted heckler. Mosley answered his questions clearly and completely because he was a gentleman. How’s Britain doing these days btw? Yeah. Mosley was right.

[@musiqueetmontagne]

You can see how Frost got his reputation as a great interviewer, it's an astonishing program. Thanks for uploading this, it's actually an important historical piece.

[@TobyLawnjockey]

The dick Cavett interviews are pretty good too. Who did the dali one..(where had an anteater on a leash).

[@neilgodwin6531]

​@@TobyLawnjockeyMelvin (Lord) Bragg? I was very young, and possibly inebriated, when I saw it

[@TobyLawnjockey]

@@neilgodwin6531 even when VHS was around, we didn't have access to el destino (dali/Disney collaboration ), and seeing the old stuff, we can now..its quite the library ( some things get memory holed though)..

[@adeleleah3918]

True brilliance in his questioning...brilliant

[@TobyLawnjockey]

@@j.j.c.s2802 would you include the kid in Melbourne, that just got a month incarcerated, for a salute, (of the wrong stripe?). Meanwhile, in Amsterdam...

[@mikeperry194]

Brilliant interview. Frost at his best and at least Oswald answered his questions unlike today.

[@skybluegb]

Answered and lied

[@FeatherLight-o4n]

​@@skybluegband therefore informative 😂 fanaticism.

[@LuciusEvola]

@@skybluegb where did he lie

[@claymor8241]

I don’t agree with hardly a word Mosley says but it’s a shame that this kind of riveting television confrontation could not be shown now.

[@GrandadTinkerer]

In the television series 'Peaky Blinders', Mosley was portrayed as an absolute monster by the BBC.

[@B1Gdipper]

OF course! IT'S the BBC.

[@thomasalexand]

Well, fancy the propagandist BBC being non too keen on patriotism. Who would have thought?

[@SmilingStoic]

Right down to giving introducing him as the devil incarnate.

[@GeoffreyBurton-i1y]

What do you expect from the BBC. I never ever watch it.

[@Toe1234-b4d]

He is a reactionary goon.

[@georgesutter2256]

And today we say all wars are banker’s wars. We are living in a strange time very reminiscent of the 30’s.

[@jozefserf2024]

Orwell said it decades ago.

[@Bibg867]

Identical I would suggest

[@HaakonOdinsson]

That war was also a bankers war

[@kurthubbard-beale5003]

@@georgesutter2256 So true, well said👍 Question: What are the Globalist Jewish Establishment celebrating worship to in fact? It IS NOT the God of Christianity - rather the opposite to it. Humanity must exercise its own critical thinking to surpass the all pervasive and orchestrated TABOO AND fake, false deception and CONDITIONING that are the Judeo-Masonic Establishment's Constructs of Control.. ie: - "Antisemitism" (a self-censoring Social Engineering Construct of Control, so that the people never DARE to question just which Group has been enslaving them for Thousands of years) - "Racism" as above. PLEASE NOTE: The term Jewish does not delineate a race at all but rather an Ancient Pharisee Jewish Babylonian Death Sex Cult that worships Baal (Lucifer) Know your enemy and it is obviously NOT the average Jewish person in Israel or anywhere else in the world, but the International Organised Jewry Cabaal that instructs them through the Jewish Supremacy and very Racist teachings and Dogma contained in the books of the Jewish Talmud. The PoetTree 🙏 😎

[@peterbrooks-py3mh]

I don't recall the names of any bankers who declared war on another country. I do, however, know the names of a number of politicians who did.

[@TheGmeister812]

Fascinating. You can’t have interviews like this anymore, it’s a rare skill and Frost is simply immense. Interviewers now are barely distinguishable from the heckler.

[@colinmatts]

What a brilliant piece of history. This should be downloaded and shown to every secondary school student and college undergraduate in the UK

[@goskiing1410]

Now you need to watch Hitler's speeches (especially 1922) that have been translated + recorded into English. As for Undergraduates watching this, hmmm, have you met an undergrad lately? They'd be offended by Mosley's accent! And if they hear the content of what he says I think they may start fitting. If a Woke Undergrad watched a translated Hitler speech, my gosh, they could actually suffer Cranial Implosion - LOL

[@krazytroutcatcher]

Except OFSTED, who controls what is taught in British schools are run by the you know who’s.

[@colinmatts]

@@goskiing1410 What the fuck is "woke"?

[@colinmatts]

@@krazytroutcatcher Well if the students got to see the video, maybe they could make their own minds up about Mosley

[@GodfreyTempleton]

@@colinmatts A lazy incorrect use of language.

[@StephenHolmes-h1l]

A very good interview, Mosley's point on the Armenia genocide was well made.

[@FeatherLight-o4n]

😢 A 'bad thing'.

[@dougieranger]

That was fascinating. Thank you for uploading this.

[@stkenno8758]

Good lord, the heckler given a front row seat with a pack of pictures.

[@asumazilla]

Coincidence, BBC or ITV would never allow something like that today.

[@asumazilla]

@heinzer69-f3u That doesn't sound fair.

[@BaronVonGreenback1882]

BBC still planted these people on the front row, they did the same with George Galloway but there were a hundred of them.

[@dylanpritchard498]

@heinzer69-f3u Good! Fascists, Communists, Socialists even Alchemists should all face difficult questions, are you saying it’s unfair to ask them such questions? Listen to the question then answer it and saying to the questioner you want to silence everyone is only a way to try and silence them. Answer the question!

[@billpugh58]

@heinzer69-f3upoor little weak weird Nigel couldn’t take it and was unable to answer the question. It showed him up for what he is. I just asking questions

[@oliverwortley3822]

I think it’s time for a reassessment and reappraisal of people like Oswald Mosley, Enoch Powell etc… given where we are in 2024 and what is going on in the world, and what has happened to this country and what has been allowed to happen.

[@jackn4853]

Why do you say "our country?" Do you mean the UK or are you totally disinterested in anyone only the English?

[@seanisnotjohn]

​@@jackn4853 Why should we be?

[@asa1973100]

I wonder what Mr Mosley’s views would be if he could see the state of the United Kingdom today with its immigration and diversity

[@richardsymonds5159]

He would be horrified with the state of the country today and I am convinced that my Father who would be 109 would be as well and I can hear him saying six wasted years (WW2)! The thing is that the way things are going we end up with a Mosley (Male or Female) Anyway and boy do we need them!!

[@guywilletts2804]

Who cares what Britain's Pierre Laval would think. His side lost in 1945.

[@martinvickers7349]

@@richardsymonds5159WW2 was fought against fascism not for it…

[@BadgerBotherer1]

"Diversity" is code for social chaos, tribalistic rivalries, religious and racial internecine warfare. Deliberately-inflicted divide-and-rule policies.

[@richardsymonds5159]

@@martinvickers7349 Surely you are Not saying that Mosley for all his faults was not a Patriot first? It would have been interesting to see how things panned out had Hitler and Mussolini not been so anxious to invade other countries, but yes the war was fought against them because of their territorial aspirations and rightly so. My Father gave up a Reserved Occupation to join Bomber Command but still resented his wasted 20's as he saw them.

[@phillipecook3227]

I grew up watching Frost ( and listening to his familiar theme music) in black and white on the telly so I may even have watched this original live broadcast but of course without any understanding of the issues exposed. Fifty seven years later Ive just watched this KZbin video from start to finish and found it absolutely riveting. Bear in mind that Frost was only 28 years old at the time of the nterview but already the fully formed gentle inquisitor. As for OM he gives no ground here to either Frost or the heckler, sticks to his guns and refuses to be shouted down - Christ only knows what he'd make of Britain today. A fascinating piece of history.

[@judechauhan6715]

You sound awfully fond of old Oswald dear boy?

[@20chocsaday]

Nice of them to invite RentaCrowd.

[@mikespearwood3914]

@@judechauhan6715 That an issue?

[@judechauhan6715]

@@mikespearwood3914 cry

[@mikespearwood3914]

@@judechauhan6715 Cry harder jude.

[@webber977]

Absolutely fascinating

[@aageseljegard8730]

Fascistnating indeed

[@stevecharlton145]

It is fascinating without a doubt

[@essexboy5520]

Wow! That was so interesting. To think life in 1967 wasn't just about the Beatles and The Stones!

[@cuebj]

There's a widespread assumption that's what it was all about. In reality, Britain was still pretty bankrupt, most work was very hard drudgery and dangerous, the pop & fashion stuff centred around a few tens of thousands of people with the core based in London and Carnaby Street. A clue is how Please Release Me kept the double-A side Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane off the number one spot in charts. Weird thing is how it gets played at weddings! Indicates how much people actually listen to what they hear

[@essexboy5520]

@@cuebj Agree with that..and no health and safety of course. Imagine Strawberry fields being played at the local wedding reception. All that said I'd love to have been 20 years old in 1967.

[@WolfeTone66]

Thank you for uploading this brilliant interview. 💚

[@stonward]

Wow. What a fiercely intelligent, scary looking and no nonsense man he was. Seriously impressive - these men are incredibly rare (I've only ever met one - and I'm 60 now). What a generation eh? Great vid!

[@antispindr8613]

So, as well as his dodgy views, does not his weird expressions ring alarm bells?

[@cliveuuking4602]

He also kept it in the family

[@andypdq]

Are you referring to Frost, or Mosley?

[@stonward]

@@andypdq Yeah, Frost was an intelligent guy too, but also a soft libertarian half-hippy like all of us that came after the wars.

[@stonward]

@@cliveuuking4602 Gawd 🙂

[@thewraith93]

The AI upscaling on this is terrible. The raw footage will be much better.

[@John-c2k]

It is terrible, but you can reduce the effect by changing the playback resolution to 360p or 240p etc. It looks much "better" and as it should rather than this crappy sharpening etc.

[@thecolonel6026]

Yeah, I had to go and check some old photos just to make sure they both didn't have bung-eyes...

[@B2Unit]

christ yeah it looks rubbish. not everything needs upscaling to 4K they look like horror waxworks.

[@charlesmclaughlin4444]

Same with a variety of TV and film. The Two Headed Spy with Jack Hawkins is virtually unwatchable due to AI.

[@WinterPhoenixForestKirin]

I can't believe he backed down on the issue of Jêwish suprëmacy. That has been a disaster for all of our countries and he shouldn't have felt ashamed to oppose it.

[@grumpybob]

Imagine seeing this level of intelligent, respectful debate in a TV interview today! Unthinkable! Now we have (at best) Richard Madeley!

[@columboyle527]

Fascinating interview. Amazingly well spoken and very different to what I'd been programmed to think of the man. An interesting , very scary and terrible period in history, for some reason no mention of the likes of the Daily Express Headline 24 March 1933 in the media of the time. "The more things change the more they stay the same". Sadly all playing out again., same rabble rousers and controllers??

[@jozefserf2024]

"All wars are bankers wars." George Orwell.

[@annoyingbstard9407]

“Despite a claim from an ignoramus on KZbin, I’ve never said that in my entire life!” The real George Orwell.

[@antoindearg5614]

'My books were published by the CIA publishing house, that's why I'm popular'-Eric Blair.

[@keithbaldock128]

You're not exactly lucid yourself; and why don't you people have the guts to name yourselves?​@@annoyingbstard9407

[@tobleramone]

@@antoindearg5614 From whence does this crap spring?

[@EvoraGT430]

Except for the religious ones.

[@wenzlovell]

The audience against him, David frost against him, and still he finished trying to put his points across, agree, or disagree with him, you must admire his courage.

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

Oswald had to fight the evil Zionists fake Jews behind ww2 and today killing a nation .

[@andipeters743]

And his style.

[@ricochet2977]

They sort of proved his point.

[@Bizzle65]

Courage? Or hubris?

[@Not_really]

Your kind of hero, I'm guessing.

[@greggregson9687]

Very interesting, up to the point where hecklers ruined it. Don't tell me they couldn't be ejected, you see it all the time now whenever a crowd member starts yelling something "inconvenient". I am guessing these hecklers were given a green light by the studio.

[@davidmathews4524]

I agree with you The heclers where like Terrible kids no respect to that great man i wish i was by his side absolutely

[@psymantronic1528]

Wow! This has completely changed my lifelong perspective of Oswald Moseley. Like Frost and the audience during this interview , I'd made up my mind about him without LISTENING to him speaking.

[@Elcore]

So do you agree with any of his points now? If so, which? Or do you just think he was better at rhetoric than his younger self? Genuine question.

[@psymantronic1528]

@@Elcore Thanks for your unusally (for comment sections)respectful inquiry. My previous view, which I guess was more of an inherited default position rather than something i would vigorously defend, was that Moseley was an anti-semite N4z1 lover. Having been labeled racist and antisemitic both for going on free Tommy Robinson marches and on pro Palestinian marches, when I don't have an anti semetic bone in my body, I have become fully aware of the nefarious intent of the people who use such slurs. Partly because i don't spend a lot of time thinking about Mosely until this video I hadn't applied this knowledge to him. Watching him and listening to him in this video I believe what he says about the fact that just because you stand against a specific group of Jewish people that doesn't mean you hate all Jews because they are Jews. From what I've seen here I don't believe Mosely was antisemitic or a fan of the n4z1s. There are parallels here with the way you get labelled antisemitic for being anti zionist. Even Hamas in their charter decry antisemitism and point out that it is actually antisemetic to conflate zionism with Jewishness - Not all Jews are zionists and not all zionists are Jews. I also accept that Mosely believes the Brownshirts were a defensive force, there to protect free speech from people like the hatefuelled bigot in the audience who wouldn't let Oswald speak. I've seen parallels of this from my time as a Tommy Robinson fan when extreme left agitators would deliberately attack the free Tommy marches in order to scare ordinary moderate people - families with kids etc attending. Antifa in the US used this tactic at pro Trump rallies which led to groups like the Proud Boys turning up as a defensive force. They too were falsely labelled racist even though their leader was black. I recognize I probably need to do more research to know for certain the truth about Mosely but I've changed my default position 180 degrees and feel I'm now more able to spot and challenge shoddy and bad faith arguments against him.

[@katherinestevens6528]

​@@Elcorealready did

[@Elcore]

@@psymantronic1528 Thanks for taking the time to give such a detailed reply, it really helps me understand your position. It definitely does no harm to listen to people like Mosley and try to understand why they acted the way they did. When we hear people like Mosley speak, we should understand his words in the context of the British class system. He was public schooled and benefited from an excellent education in communicating his point but zero education in what life is actually like for most people, outside of classical literature, etc. That's a problem because it made him a dupe to poisonous ideas and a good parrot for them, because of his mastery of rhetoric but relatively limited common sense. Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (AKA Tommy Robinson) suffers from the same problem, having been isolated from how the majority of people live their lives... but I don't mean to say he's comparable with Mosley intellectually. Just in the sense that he's a privileged grifter who's seen an easy mark and wants to inflate his income on it. Mosley believed the Brownshirts were a defensive force because Mosley was an aristocrat. A party like Hi1ler's would have ensured he kept his inherited wealth and likely would've helped him increase it if he'd played his cards right, the aforementioned party being expansionist. The Brownshirts (SA) were a street gang representing the interests of the German upper classes. Na31sm did so well because it appealed to the middle classes (mainly small business owners) who were terrified of losing their wealth (i.e., becoming working class) and liked to imagine that simply by working harder, they could become upper class (which, as you know, is not how that works), so believed the SA were a force for good because they smashed the communists, as well as the window displays of middle class competitors, in pogroms like Kristallnacht. They later thought the Na31 party had their interests in mind because the party promised to protect small business owners and the like (shocker: it was the opposite because the state dictated everything). None of the logical steps you have taken to arrive at your respect for Mosley are wrong, but the premises behind them are proven false when you know more about who he was and what was happening around him at the time. It's a great idea to read more about him, as you say. But one thing I will say is: read books by authors who use citations. Then review their sources to ensure they are credible. Take everything else as just 'he said, she said'.

[@sspiby]

@@psymantronic1528 A wolf in sheeps clothes , yet no little red riding hood makes him any different to a Trump , Putin alliance or the greed of the pack of wolves looking for an easy meal being the weak .

[@ianmarshall4206]

Mosley was right with the heckler ,just kept shouting him down . Made his point . Whether you liked him or not .

[@dangermouse2235]

Free speech for Nazis doesnt seem like a vote winner to me..

[@frozenice61]

@@dangermouse2235 we give all free speech so we can hear what they are saying and find out who they really are without free speech we will not find them out

[@davidmathews4524]

Frost was very annoying Not letting mosley finish His say and the people in the studio are lunatics The man with the big mouth is a absolute nut case

[@Corsair-tt6mw]

​@@dangermouse2235 Nazi? That's a Yiddish word for "Germania" originating in the 13th century. It's a wordplay used by Smallhatters to try to parody their enemies.

[@seamusobrien2675]

He got heckled (oh poor old thing) not gassed, shot or worked to death. Some people have all the luck.

[@derekt4604]

The big difference in this interview is that Frost gave so much time for Mosley to answer the questions fully and he was able to give clear answers. Whether you agree with him or not there is no doubt that he is a good speaker. George Galloway is rather similar in his ability to deal with interviews.

[@Jams848484]

Absolutely, I admire George Galloway. I don't agree with his politics at all (I cannot stress enough how much I do not agree with his politics), but I recognise him as a man of principle, a great orator, and a man who is willing to fight for his principles. We need more men of principle in British politics.

[@petercoyne7910]

It’s a brilliant interview - Frost was a rare talent

[@jamessones4044]

England was highly captured already by this time. We have never made a decision without ‘their’ say so first.

[@robbiehillis9330]

Just England was it? Not Britain?

[@rockinblue978]

Who is "their" ???

[@jimmyjohnsonjnr]

@@rockinblue978 He's just a moron, he likes to think he's seen behind the curtain and knows what's going on, unlike the rest of us 'sheep'. There are boring t**ts like this in every pub in England.

[@davidgreen6490]

@@robbiehillis9330 England was Britain at that time..

[@alimantado373]

Hes talking about a handful of C|aribbeans, and Indians. English dont need an excuse to subjugate anybody, Ask Ireland Wales and Scotland.

[@josephmcdonald2037]

Mosley supposed an independent United Ireland. That's why they had little support in the 6 counties.

[@ruskoruskov3086]

Didn't know that....very interesting....thanks for sharing

[@ThomasPrior-wv6zn]

HE STOPED THE BLACK AND TAN IN IRELAND

[@ruskoruskov3086]

@@ThomasPrior-wv6zn really!!! Very interesting

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

Old Churchill offered freedom If the Ireland government would send another million men to join the British army, it had already a vast number of Irish in its forces, as normal all British promises to the Irish were broken

[@ThomasPrior-wv6zn]

@@jamesbradshaw3389 YES

[@mcvicarross7]

He's right about us in Britain in the fact that we never have been able to keep our noses out of other Countries quarrels or grievances!! We should foster the age old approach that charity begins at home & help our own people first & foremost. We'll never learn & a couple of years ago Boris Johnson was still doing it when he basically made us an enemy of Russia!!

[@versioncity1]

Maybe if we hadn't put our noses in, in the first place, we wouldn't have had to deal with so much fall out.

[@dinkohrvat344]

Very Very TRUE! Only intervening where economic interests are hurt .They allowed a massive war in Yugoslavia in the 90's, civil wars in Africa and Latin America etc etc .

[@owenokane9643]

That's because you were out pillaging those other countries.

[@redrev674]

Russian troll factory at work

[@mcvicarross7]

@@redrev674 No m8, just a born & bred Brit spitting facts. Deal with it!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👊🇬🇧✋️

[@johncarroll2964]

I think Britain began it's decline in 1914 when we found ourselves at war in Europe. The decline hasn't been arrested yet and is in fact accelerating. Frost and Mosely would be horrified to see where we are now 57 years later.

[@kiwitrainguy]

I agree about the "when" of beginning of Britains decline but Britain didn't "find" itself at war, it declared it. WW1 was declared in defence of Belgium in the same way that WW2 was declared in defence of Poland. It could be argued that Britain didn't have to declare war either time but I have heard it said that Britain wanted to keep a balance of power in Europe and not have if dominated by one country (in both cases Germany).

[@j.burgess4459]

How things have changed in the MSM. In 1967 a professional like David Frost instinctively and robustly defended the right of his guest to be heard without being shouted down (even though Frost himself had deep antipathy for Mosley's politics.) Today a presenter in his position would be openly joining forces with a hostile audience to attack anyone who is one millimetre to the right of Karl Marx - never mind someone like Oswald Mosley.

[@antoindearg5614]

Utter pish. Did Corbyn and McDonnell for example, get a fair hearing on the BBC etc in recent years? Absolutely not, and whilst they're no Marxists, they represent a tradition that Benn, Foot and the like would've represented at the time of this interview. It's nothing to do with Left or Right, more if you support an agenda of Neoliberalism, genocide, Military-Industrial power and propagandised war.

[@richardsymonds5159]

EXACTLY!!

[@Dantianblue]

And yet Farage is never off our screens. Give yerself a shake.

[@mikespearwood3914]

@@Dantianblue How is Farage comparable? He's part of the same banking/corporate elite that Mosley was supposedly fighting against.

[@robinmcewan8473]

@@richardsymonds5159 Blks

[@paulbacchus1015]

Wow, this is a first class interview, reverting, David Frost at his best.

[@delzworld2007]

What an amazing Frost interview. I have never seen it before but now see why Sir David Frost was such an important driving force in those turbulent post war days.

[@6326893]

Brillint interview considering 57 years on ,

[@Comfortzone99]

Never mind the subject don't you just miss this proper tv interviewing.

[@6326893]

@@Comfortzone99 yes msm so bias nowadays I go to you tube mostly for the real truth and decent interviews

[@bendingspring]

@@Comfortzone99 I miss the passion of someone who genuinely had the interests of the country at heart, but Frosts biased sneering as an interviewer is disgusting.

[@iansmith587]

​@@bendingspringnot go mention an audience full commies.

[@cryptograph7204]

What an interview, certainly different from the ones we have today.

[@markhughes7927]

It’s brilliant - back to the future!

[@rawgoldgaming]

I don't think it's that different tbh. The host has his own agenda playing the voice of the respectable voice of the establishment. And there's the usual hard left rabble in the audience

[@frozenice61]

at his age it was a brave decision to go on tv like that,is history now repeating its self it seems so

[@frozenice61]

@bobrobertson9547 my father remembers this on the day so

[@bendingspring]

@bobrobertson9547 What...you mean this isn’t real?

[@markdaniels2200]

Is it repeating itself or is this the way of the “Big Club” for whatever time you happen to be living in??

[@AD-nx1xd]

Not brave, just typical political arrogance. " The mugs will believe me if I say it was so.". Well the woke ones probably will, they seem to believe anything their teachers tell them not to questionn

[@markdaniels2200]

@bobrobertson9547 Is what some type of gay code??

[@et1249]

Mosley was a British patriot, which was seen as a crime then because his patriotism was different from those who held the ultimate power , nothing has changed in this England, the brave stand up and be counted by all, the powerful lay low and strike them down.

[@manbearpig7359]

Maybe so, but he was very unkind to Lizzie, and I can't forgive that......😉

[@sandynov62]

He was a horrible fascist.

[@sergeydenisov15]

and Hitler was a German patriot, which was seen as a crime then because his patriotism was different from those who held the ultimate power

[@seanbear69]

@@sergeydenisov15 what about all them Jews what he killed?

[@katherinestevens6528]

Well we are still run by the same culture

[@mitchhorowitz6054]

Appreciate your posting this. David Frost was one of the greats.

[@sharkbake5376]

What a piece of history. Frost was amazing, forthright and to the point.

[@Granto-ni9qw]

Frost was , he was a f nut job.

[@TheSeventhSeal]

Incredible to watch. Frost was only 28, yet his questions are intelligent and he draws good answers from Mosley. No gotchas, no constant interruptions. How refreshing. Obvious holes in Mosely's story, however I suspect there are some grains of truth there as well. He's clearly an intelligent man whose economics papers still hold currency. I hear even Blair referred to it during his term.

[@Signalfromabove]

"is morality a one way street?" Powerful interview from a generation of men with unwaivering standards

[@hanwellfoxfoxy5008]

We need more edgy prime time, no holds barred, thought provoking raw debates & interviews like this from leader both Left and Right, without Karens in the audience screaming their indignation and self righteousness . But can we find the modern day equivalents to Mr. O.Mosley, Mr. A.Benn, Mr. E.Powell, even Mr.R.Kennedy from across the pond. Never forget the final speech from that magnificent diplomat and general President D.Eisenhower in his farewell address in 1961 with his strong warnings about the dangers of the "military-industrial complex." There is no profit in peace but plenty of spondulicks to be snatched from war and misery.

[@davidgavine7728]

Well said .

[@ruskoruskov3086]

Eisenhower was told to take out the last part of MICC... CONGRESS....

[@kitkat253]

Oh, so Eisenhower had nothing to do with the creation of the military industrial complex during his Presidency? Fascinating view you have.

[@timelordvictorious]

There is men exactly like Mosley like Nigel farage and Boris .there is plenty of the bastards about

[@craigleith100]

Very well said my friend 👌🏼✌🏼💙🙏🏼👍🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ericstevendennis3206]

Well, as a Jew, I have to say my heart is warmed that he uses the word "murder" when talking about the Holocaust. So Kudos to this fascist.

[@OX808XO]

He looks like one of yours - respectfully.

[@alanmcclelland5245]

Mosley against immigration, citing one reason (amongst others ) the lack of housing for the British public in the 30,s, it's 2024, and it's worse. Facinating interview. On a side note, It has been postulated that Britains population will be 50% Muslim by 2050. Cheers from Can

[@evo5dave]

Postulated by whom?

[@divvy1400yam600]

IMO Mosely was entirely accurate in what he saw as the problems facing the world of the 30's. Mass propaganda opposed and reduced him. What happened over the next 80 odd years? A murderous war and afterwards the ongoing failure of the UK which took us back to the situation Mosely opposed. For myself I cannot understand how parliamentary democracy can solve he difficulties. The problems were Communism and out of control Capitalism . Now we have both with the added benefit of the presence of that religion.

[@cosmiclightfantastic]

Excellent. Financiers and war. War is a racket. I thought Sir Oswald made good rebuttals. WW1 veteran. Entitled to speak and kept his Knighthood.

[@Rivenworld]

Fascinating and brilliant interview, would be good to have had Robin Day interview him as well.

[@monetfaversham6703]

lost interest when audience interrupted and caused chaos. It was going so well up to that point

[@libertinarey]

If nothing else it goes to show how little has changed and vindicates oswald's decision to hire people to protect his rallies from these black shirts in anything but name. Continually trying to disrupt someone you disagree from speaking and talking/screaming over them is a tactic that is all still too trendy and acceptable.

[@CoreyT127]

@@libertinareycommunism/marxism 101

[@nikoscosmos]

The shouty man in the front row with the clipboard reminded me of an idf spokesman.

[@polybian_bicycle]

Actually, I the hecker proved his point.

[@hansjuker8296]

Yeah I turned it off the minute Ira got out his photographs.

[@scottstambaugh8473]

He should see Britain now...

[@cpnurseries]

I guess that's his ultimate triumph.... he was right. The very same issues of immigration and unemployment today. He was hated but he was absolutely correct. If he could see Britain today, I am certain that he would take no pride in his foresight, but would lament the loss of his home.

[@samuelchandler7612]

He would turn in his grave

[@annoyingbstard9407]

@@samuelchandler7612. If he hadn’t been cremated you mean? 😂

[@antispindr8613]

How proud might he be at all the online trolls spreading their lies and race hate?

[@scottstambaugh8473]

@@antispindr8613 Yeah, that’s exactly what I meant

[@Rob-pq7mb]

What a classic interview...deserves inclusion in all forms of education.

[@nrp0504]

Whilst I can't agree with Mosley's views at all, I do admire is ability to answer as directly, detailed and clearly as possible - Many politicians today avoid that at all costs.

[@Richard-f7q]

I, of one, agree with ALL of Mosley's views.

[@polybian_bicycle]

@@Richard-f7q I hope you like being on a list.

[@Richard-f7q]

@@polybian_bicycle Guess what? I've been on a list since 1970. Never did a day in jail. Sweet dreams.

[@polybian_bicycle]

@@Richard-f7q Such wasted opportunities, am I right?

[@Richard-f7q]

@@polybian_bicycle What the F are you talking about?

[@EdwardScott-c4h]

Fantastic interview. No questions dodged no doublespeak. Clear concise answers. Now look at todays politicians. No wonder the country is in trouble.

[@AD65]

He was a Fascist traitor.

[@hariowen3840]

No doublespeak??? the far right are absolutely expert at it!

[@antispindr8613]

Might not the same have been said about the leader Germany in the 1930s? For were not both men good at CONvincing people how honest they (never) were?

[@funwitholdconcretethings8721]

so true, constant interuptions from the interviewer these days, can never make thir point fully.

[@ricco2473]

@@hariowen3840So are the far left. Moreso today. No i’m not a fascist, i just like facts.

[@rob_1359]

Many people seem to also forget that Sir Oswald (like many men his age) fought in the mud and filth of the trenches, not to mention the flimsy aircraft of the time and would certainly of wished to avoid putting British men back into the meat grinder. He also met Ghandi in India.

[@sergeydenisov15]

Adolf Hitler also fought in the mud and filth - and so what?

[@rob_1359]

@@sergeydenisov15 now you mention it, he didn't really want a conflict with Britain either

[@sergeydenisov15]

@@rob_1359 yes, yes, as he didn't really want a conflict with Czech republic, Poland, Belgium, France, etc

[@wingnut71]

​@@sergeydenisov15Nah, he absolutely did want a conflict with them.

[@sergeydenisov15]

@@wingnut71 Nice to meet a Hitler's mind reader. Or maybe you have discussions on that matter with Hitler himself? Btw, that what he said in his 1 September 1939 Reichstag speech: "The Polish state has refused the peaceful settlement of relations which I desired, and appealed to arms... In order to put an end to this lunacy I have no other choice than to meet force with force from now on"

[@WillieM149]

Whatever you think of Mosley no politician today could speak so articulately. A few sound bites & parroting of the party script is all their minds can cope with today.

[@davidmathews4524]

My god do we wont that man now absolutely yes how intelligent he is the powers Of today can not hold a candle to that wonderful man

[@ohdearism]

@@davidmathews4524 No, we don't want fascists or fascism, Mr incel.

[@jasonchambers4495]

Evil man.

[@B0rnles13]

@@ohdearism No Platform for fascists, Jack Spott East end Jewish gangster, used to escort jews safely to the synagogue, I wonder what Mosely got knighted for?

[@Jay-xw9ll]

Johnson told "jokes" in Latin. Both are trash.

[@yccmzimmy]

a great share! thank you!!

[@freelyfarmexploits8854]

Ahhh the shouty heckler person equipped with photographs, these people can not debate just shout, very reminiscent of today, in fact the whole country and system is a whole lot worse, we have been consistently hoodwinked by a powerful crowd of crooks.

[@realPromotememedia]

BBC QT random representative selection of the public 😂😂😂

[@keithad6485]

That heckler seems like the woke of the 1960s. no interest in the other persons point of view.

[@joannasimmonds3706]

​@@keithad6485yes we had them then too

[@cuebj]

Political shouter hecklers on all sides. This particular one came intending to reference his material. Others do more than heckle, eg the people who killed Jo Cox, Amery, the chap in Norway, et al - mostly rightist, some with religion and some without

[@keithad6485]

@@cuebj Please point out in the vid where the hecklers for Mosley are in the frame. I cannot see them. Perhaps identify each pro heckler by minute/second into the vid.

[@thepoetandwit6513]

30:00 The ai rendering somewhat scrubs away the moment where Sir Oswald is watching the film of his own speech: in the unrendered versions you can see his eyes shimmer as if on the verge of tears. In a way it is a hard watch, you see for a moment an old patriot ache with the pain that what he gave was not enough and nation he knew had already been thrown away - a feeling he would have felt too intensely by his end. A feeling I somewhat feel looking at Britain now.

[@magyarninetysix9821]

A man who really could see into the future.

[@neilgodwin6531]

By trying to take Britain back into the past

[@AreJayCee]

It's all about power. It's always been about power. And as we know absolute power corrupts absolutely

[@luke7283]

57 years later and the parallels are undeniable. He had every right to be concerned

[@guidofanzini]

There are no parallels and he had no right to be concerned, nor is there any reason to be concerned now. The ideas of fascism are ugly and vile, dressing them up in an nice suit and uttering them in a posh accent makes them no less ugly or vile.

[@timelordvictorious]

I hop to god your joking the guy supported Hitler .Why would you support a guy like that

[@cuebj]

True. But we don't have many like Frost to question him or expose Mosley's equivalents today

[@dylanpritchard498]

So did the heckler, especially as he probably lost members of his family to fascists like Mosley.

[@thomasalexand]

@@guidofanzini How wrong and naive you are.

[@jacklav1]

I like the bit where someone from the audience quite eloquently interrupts and rather than shush him David asks for the camera to be moved so that there can be a discussion between the men.

[@davidwhite4874]

Yeah.......almost like it wasn't scripted that way. The audience member was conveniently placed in the front row and supplied with the necessary realia to back up his arguments. Media is and always has been a social engineering weapon.

[@dubaicanary2016]

What a brilliant and totally misunderstood articulate politician. Even in his later years he had a great mind and didn't swerve from his views.

[@bobikdylan]

Misunderstood?

[@xqvyv]

A brilliant man, indeed.

[@etontrifle]

He was a self proclaimed fascist and an antisemite of the highest order. Nothing to be misunderstood.

[@mikespearwood3914]

@@bobikdylan Yes?

[@tobleramone]

@@mikespearwood3914 In what way?

[@notcomply]

It just goes to show how we have been fed a sistorted view of the facts and the history.

[@katherinestevens6528]

Total propaganda

[@thecolonel6026]

Yes, you're dead right, Moseley was very good at distorting his past...

[@kiwitrainguy]

"sistorted" ? move your finger one key to the right.

[@Paul-z2l]

I’d would like to see Oswald have a debate with 2Tier Starmer. What a mess our country is in now and it’s only going to get worse.

[@davidfisher3273]

14 years Conservative vs weeks of Starmer. It’s nice to see open minds in action

[@Pdmc-vu5gj]

The Tories and Brexit destroyed the country

[@lakelife8757]

Very interesting interview especially in regards to today's politics in USA and Britain

[@julesmoto9022]

Yep guess who is still controlling us and involving us and the usa in war. And people still can't see it!

[@drrepair]

I didn’t know Mr.Frost was so partisan and presumptive.

[@jamessones4044]

Establishment mouthpiece

[@R.EGrantham]

@@jamessones4044 (((David Frost)))

[@jeroendesterke9739]

@@jamessones4044 - Frost an establishment mouthpiece? I would hesitate to claim that.

[@PerfectedInDeath]

@@jeroendesterke9739Then you’re a fool

[@frozenice61]

@@jeroendesterke9739 i know what you are saying but its 1967 and he was directed by the beeb

[@Pws-m8x]

i never knew much about him but this is an eye opener

[@CraigHoyles]

A great man, so articulate and so precise! It's a pity that such as Farage go out of their way to distance themselves from genuine patriots like Sir Oswald!

[@guywilletts2804]

Genuine patriots ? England's Vikud Quisling more like.

[@antispindr8613]

Come off it, you lot will be telling us next that - dispute the murder of millions of people - Hitler's SS had such smart uniforms and that he made the trains run. Both far right and far wrong!

[@Gujratiah]

Farage has become a hasbara mouthpiece

[@janetmalcolm6191]

Farage knows it will get him nowhere. Just like Mussolini. He is trying to be like both of them though.

[@MARKETMAN6789]

If he came back today ,he would have that much evidence and facts to defend himself of what he preached ,just like Enoch Powell would ,those two men had no idea how they underplayed their thoughts on how this country would end up today 😊

[@BarryAyres]

He was not given his knighthood. It was because he was a baronet, and inherited his family title.

[@kiwitrainguy]

Thank you, I was wondering how Mosley came to be knighted.

[@mikegray8776]

This was Frost before he developed his Messiah complex. Clever, witty and agile. Moseley whilst clearly not the anti-semite he was billed as, was clearly sympathetic to the Fascist elements in Germany, Italy and North-western Europe - an understandable view, given the context of the time - and the fact that neither Roosevelt nor Stalin was especially pro-British (in fact, absolutely the contrary). He was utterly wrong in his understanding of the “median” British sentiment - but absolutely NOT wrong in terms of his reading of Economics and sociological pressures of the 30’s.

[@Pdmc-vu5gj]

He was an anti Semite

[@oliverwortley3822]

the AI upscaling here is awful. They look like wax figures. The raw footage would probably absolutely look better, as analogue film still looked good and still looks good.

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

new subscriber from Australia 🇦🇺 the algorithm brought me here ☝️

[@allancrotch2953]

Jesus is king.

[@Southeastasiantraveler]

A voice from the colony

[@steveparr3100]

Back in the days of free speech!

[@Dellboy56]

Nonsense, Farage is free to preach hatred.

[@dangermouse2235]

Free speech for Nazis to spread lies and hate?

[@jamesmccann355]

​@Dellboy56 And your free to spout left wing propaganda

[@sandynov62]

Hate speech. Just like Farage.

[@Energyflash1979]

Oh yes when being gay was illegal and teachers beat kids. What a Time to be alive

[@richard4short5]

I remember seeing the news (in black & white) at least twice a night. My parents would loudly argue with the interviewee. I would watch them watching the TV from my position down on the floor with the pets...their favourite retort was "No, no, no, the newsreader must never have an opinion!"

[@pip3124]

I only wish that I had seen this when it was broadcast, when I was 13. It may have just nudged my life in a different direction.

[@dannycarter1966]

His bottom set are worth an interview in itself.

[@ROCKINGMAN]

They're perfect.

[@kevinwood5005]

The good old fashioned STIFF UPPER LIP 👌

[@bendigeidfranemmanueljones5694]

Amazing we could do television before teeth. Some dreams are more funded than others.

[@joannasimmonds3706]

​@@ROCKINGMANthe mouth of 73 years of privilege

[@TheZanshen]

Eat an apple through a letter box.

[@chrissammels5444]

Nothing has changed.

[@BaronVonGreenback1882]

Listen to Benjamin Freidman's famous 1961 speech from the Willard Hotel in Washington, that will open your eyes to what Mosley is saying. The first half hour or so is all you need, the speech is still on KZbin.

[@Pdmc-vu5gj]

Huh

[@BaronVonGreenback1882]

Google is your friend, listen to that speech, you might learn something.

[@Pdmc-vu5gj]

@@BaronVonGreenback1882 I have heard and read enough of what Mosely said. He was a scary Nazi sympathizer.

[@B1Gdipper]

WHO?

[@thomasalexand]

Yes. Definitely. We were duped. And the situation is far worse now.

[@woke2woke153]

What's very noticeable to me now is how very blinkered most people were at this time about the traditionalist movement that fascism belonged to. It's as if it never existed and that fascism was all and everything. Bear in mind that the thirties were the period when Stalin killed six million Ukrainians, let alone all the Russian peasants he killed too. Where's the awareness of this in this self-righteous audience? And the 1960s when this TV programme was recorded was when Mao Tse Tung in Communist China presided over tens of millions of deaths in the Chinese countryside during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Again, no awareness of this context at all. As these people were actually speaking, that murderous Chinese catastrophe in the name of communism was in process. Who'd know from this blinkered crowd?

[@davidmoss4280]

The programme was about Mosley and his tendencies towards fascism, a doctrine that had become outdated and despised by most people, not about Mao or Stalin, they weren’t on the agenda. Audience members had witnessed Mosley’s anti semitism , his hostile demonstrations in Jewish areas and were voicing their disapproval at a person who continued his anti Jewish anti black vitriol whilst wearing the nazi uniform well after the war, when no excuses could be made that fascism was the political propaganda of the day.

[@dangermouse2235]

That argument sounds like whataboutery to me. Its no secret what the so called communists did and doesnt excuse the actions of other mass murdering despots of the Nazi flavour.

[@woke2woke153]

@@davidmoss4280 They clearly had been on the agenda for Mosley and the Italian fascists and German Nazis in the thirties, and for those countries peoples too, hence the popularity of these anti-communist movements. Unfortunately their supporters bought into their respective national chauvinisms too, with catastrophic consequences. Without the reality of communist totalitarianism, popular far right chauvinism becomes incomprehensible.

[@beetooex]

Didn't support for the extreme left evaporate after the Soviet's brutal response to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution? Membership of all Western communist parties plummeted once it was irrefutable how evil they were.

[@jameshodgkins559]

Zionism is the new fascism . The new British right wing support what’s going on in Palestine. They will wave the Union flag next to the Star of David. In the 60s ,70s , 80s & 90s at right wing meetings this would never of happened. It’s like in the 60s the left in GB mainly opposed joining the EEC & the right mainly wanted to join yet fast forward today the left mainly wanted to stay in the EU yet the right mainly want to leave. If Corbyn stood by his real beliefs & said he supported exiting the EU he would’ve beaten Boris.

[@harvey1954]

The bombing of Hiroshima was not when the war was over. It was the reason Hirohito finally surrendered Japan. Had he surrendered when they first bombed Hiroshima then Nagasaki would have been spared. It took two cities disappearing before the Hirohito surrendered.

[@daveworthing2294]

If the bombing didn't cause the Japanese to surrender, the Russians were going to invade over land.

[@janetmalcolm6191]

Plus Japan said they would NEVER surrender. Their Emperor caused all the trouble.

[@mikedwyer6219]

Check the history - the Japanese were desperate to surrender using the French as go between - however the Americans refused to meet the French - much to interested in real experiments with h bomb

[@janetmalcolm6191]

​@@mikedwyer6219Actually they were looking to Russia to act as go between. Japan started it with bombing Pearl Harbor. However they were never going to surrender. Never.

[@vmax4steve524]

@@janetmalcolm6191 Wrong, they agreed on all the allies terms but with one exception, they wanted to keep their emperor but the allies refused, dropped two nuclear weapons on japan and then accepted that they could keep their emperor. The two bombs were to stop the japanese forces in china surrendering to the soviet union and also to show the soviet union what they had.

[@Luraldir_Original]

Brilliant, brilliant interview

[@lordcharfield]

Amazing to see a big glass ashtray in the foreground of a tv interview 😅

[@senianns9522]

Like him or not--there's a lot of constructive value in his narrative!

[@stephenmooney327]

an amazing orator and a man who called it as it was a fight against communism, I would have gladly stood by his side in the battle , he in my opinion is correct in that jews declared war on Germany front page news in uk in the 30s and was right to oppose the war in Europe

[@davidmathews4524]

I agree with you sir totally

[@katherinestevens6528]

And Communism is jewish

[@kiwitrainguy]

@@katherinestevens6528 By that logic, so is Capitalism.

[@kiwitrainguy]

The Jews wanted war against Nazi Germany? Hardly surprising given what was contained in the Nuremberg Laws.

[@chrishiggens9225]

What a great interview. you just don't see this quality any more. Mosely obviously had a lot of capacity, its a shame he went down this road.

[@Clive-p2q]

Look how frost doesn't keep interrupting the guest.

[@jeroendesterke9739]

"All wars are bankers' wars" - I keep reading on here. Considering their financial interest in the war industry, this is why the Cheney's pursue global unrest - something in total contrast to the earnest wishes of #45 Frost could also have started berating Mosely which would not have been conducive for any kind of interview. Too many interviewers these days think it is all about them, reducing the precious air/screen time to counter productiveness. I feel that Frost wished for Mosely to speak as freely as he could but considering the person and subject matter, i would hardly have thought that a studio audience - only 22 years after the war - would have sat quietly. The 'heckler' was conveniently seated right at the front of the audience and had certainly come prepared! His studied delivery indicates that he could well have been an actor, planted there for effect. I have seen this first hand - an audience 'member' in a debate surprisingly appeared the following evening in a totally unrelated TV series.

[@j.j.c.s2802]

The 'clean up' on this footage makes it unwatchable. Upscaled or Enhanced, it's been overclocked and looks comical and distracting.

[@bluecollarguy67]

Thanks for your comment. I am currently watching it and was wondering if my eyes were starting to fail me, lol.

[@EuanPreston]

Agreed. It's awful.

[@johns8369]

I thought it was AI maybe. It's wretched!

[@kiwitrainguy]

It's a bit distracting but I wouldn't call it unwatchable. What they are saying is more important anyway.

[@Madonnalitta1]

Then close your eyes and just listen. Damn infants.

[@dreamdiction]

"Fascism in Britain had advanced but a little way when it was assailed by forces of whose existence the leader Oswald Mosley, despite his great political experiences, had not dreamed when he set out on the crusade. The greatest of these forces, never arraigned against the old parties, was found to be the power of organized Jewry which is today mobilized against Fascism, which has long refused subservience to it." - William Joyce.

[@kiwitrainguy]

William Joyce, no relation to James? I wonder if his people had to endure pogroms and ultimately g-cide?

[@dreamdiction]

@@kiwitrainguy What did those people do to provoke the pogroms and g-cide?

If only sir oswald had become pm what a great coumntry we would have been

[@jackjones1249]

Would have made a great prime minister. We still suffer the problems today that churchill caused.

[@jupitermoongauge4055]

A great PM for the enemies of fact, truth and reason and the enemies of humanity

[@jackjones1249]

@@jupitermoongauge4055 Can you break that down and explain what the truth and facts were?.

[@jackjones1249]

@@jupitermoongauge4055 Also you say enemies of humanity but surely trying to avoid a needless war is for the better of humanity?.

[@Richard-f7q]

@@jackjones1249 NO, he can't. He's full of s**t.

[@andyrobinson2653]

Some things never change. I wonder who is pulling the strings today and i doubt Mosley is wrong.

[@Jon-es-i6o]

I’m not saying I agree with everything OM says. But the fact of the matter is, the Left are always accusing everyone else, of what they themselves are doing.

[@kiwitrainguy]

"The American plutocrats think they are in control when it is really the Jews who are pulling the strings" - AH.