Theodore Dalrymple on Britain’s woke police and Oxford street chaos

[@fraggit]

"Our public servants want to save the world, but they don't want to clear up the litter"...What a great analogy.

[@jonathandnicholson]

PJ O'Rourke said something similar: Everybody wants to save the world, but no-one wants to help Mum the dishes.

[@bennym5244]

Yes there's not much glamour or money in picking up rubbish on a beach or lobbying China to scale back their fishing flotillas.

[@count69]

They SAY they want to save the world

[@MamaJanella]

Why would anyone bother with the litter if the world is burning? The young today are much better at seeing through bullshit than previous generations.

[@bobsaturday4273]

sure , if they're "going to save the world" they'll start with resigning and checking into mental institutions for a long stay

[@tomgeorgearts]

I like his phrase 'virtual virtue' . A great synonym for wokeness.

[@heroldable]

Yeah. great.

[@stephenskinner3851]

"Virtue is more to be feared than vice, because its excesses are not subject to the regulation of conscience" - Adam Smith

[@linmal2242]

Deep

[@baysideharpy8350]

We emigrated from the UK almost 20 years ago and friends/family thought we were mad. Now they envy us.

[@mjh5437]

"Everything is degenerating and has been degenerationg for some time" is right....We`ve never recovered from the damage the Labour Party did between 1997 to 2010 under Blair & Brown.

[@damianbutterworth2434]

I remember seeing all the drones dancing to "Things can only get better.". How wrong that was.

[@Johnnymagnet92]

I would go back even further than that to the days of Thatcher

[@DenianArcoleo]

OP is a Partisan comment. I agree with 1by, Thatcher has a lot to answer for, not least the privatisation (and destruction) of what should be public utilities, energy, transport etc.

[@faza553]

Political Ponerology: A Science on the Nature of Evil Adjusted for Political Purposes by Andrzej Lobaczewski. “if an individual in a position of political power is a psychopath, he or she can create an epidemic of psychopathology in people who are not, essentially, psychopathic.”

[@AmanitaWoodrose]

Don't forget they sold our gold at a low price!

[@markg3683]

Excellent interview. However, I totally disagree with Dr. Dalrymple when he says that the police have no pride nowadays. And I have the rainbow photos to prove it!

[@bennym5244]

Great!😂😂😂

[@Hardfacts181]

​@@bennym5244😂😂

[@mareeauld5778]

Lol lol

[@amandamcmartin3284]

I hope thats sarcasm 😮

[@Olivia-lu3gg]

Always enjoy listening to this man - calm, rational and uplifting

[@goodtalker]

Another I like is Victor Davis Hanson.

[@Olivia-lu3gg]

@@goodtalker I like him too.

[@goodtalker]

I like Dr. Daniels because of his insight in working in Corrections. I also worked in Corrections in California for 25 years. I never met an inmate who thought of himself as a victim. On the contrary, the idea that their incarceration was someone else’s fault would have been undignified. I heard it once, I heard a variant of the following hundreds of times: “My brother is an attorney and my sisters work for IBM. I put myself in this place. Growing up I was a screw up and wouldn’t listen to my parents.” IMHO, many people who work in various areas of “social work” know this to be true; but if the truth ever came out, in the words of the late great comic George Carlin, “the whole system would collapse.” Have a nice day. @@Olivia-lu3gg

[@polarvortex3294]

I'm not sure he's "uplifting." Some of the information he has to convey about the state of British society seems pretty bleak to me!

[@zoebatham1969]

“Our public servants want to save the world but they don’t want to clear up the litter” - This!

[@willianjohnam]

I really recommend Dalrymple's books. They offer a very honest and some times funny insights on todays perils.

[@user-li9yq2ws7s]

With a taint of arrogance

[@faza553]

A Guide to Understanding the Hoax of the Century by Jacob Siegel March 28, 2023

[@Bytheirfruitsshall]

​@@user-li9yq2ws7sZero arrogance, he worked in A&E and prisons, there is no room for arrogance there.

[@csmiller5221]

My mother often quoted Cardinal Fulton Sheen: Societies ascend in hobnail boots and descend in silk slippers.

[@MsHburnett]

Very true ill quote that

[@Brommear]

Bad times make for strong men, strong men make for good times, good times make for weak men.

[@kaoskronostyche9939]

@@Brommear AND weak men make bad times. Don't forget that part and that is where we are - weak men (and worthless, uppity women) making bad times. Cheers!

[@archiebald4717]

The very idea that a swimming pool will stop gangs robbing shops is ludicrous. It is poor parenting, not a lack of things to do.

[@cyclist68]

Deep pockets full of other people's money until like Brum it comes off the rails

[@Daisy-tl2lh]

there's just too many of them and they're here that's the problem ...

[@sephus99]

What if they make it a moat?

[@archiebald4717]

@@sephus99 As long as they drown, who cares?

[@TheMOV13]

Poor parenting or virtually no parenting at all. I personally deny any "White Privilege" but I will admit to having "Intact and loving family, consisting of a mum and a dad" privilege. It's extraordinary that so much focus is on White Privilege which, if it even exists, is pretty much homeopathic in it's weakness of dilution, whereas the advantages of growing up in a more-or-less functioning family with a mum and dad are clearly measurable. Yes, of course, single parents can do a great job bla bla bla etc etc.... but it simply isn't ideal and should be recognised as not being ideal.

[@csmiller5221]

What happened to parenting, taking personal responsibility, and looking out for your neighbors?

[@deerinheadlights100]

Mass immigration and deracination of your culture, heritage and home. There is more but it is a purposeful deconstruction of our civilisation. The brave new world it is being replaced with looks un-human.

[@stephenholmes1036]

We help our neighbours

[@Johnnymagnet92]

Yes we do too

[@Katherine-wx1kh]

So true. I won't stop this, I respect my neighbours always. So many have stopped this though. Shame!

[@TheMOV13]

Exactly....well brought up people won't generally go around looting shops unless really desparate.

[@lindalambert8727]

I can’t believe what has become of Britain since I left there 40 years ago! Where did all the native born white British go?

[@DJD10]

Always love listening to Theodore Dalrymple.

[@simonrae3048]

Exactly. Patriotism in France ,a sense of self identity compared to rudderless UK, drifting aimlessly.

[@deerinheadlights100]

Dalrymple's writings from his time as a prison psychologist and from witnessing the Burundi civil war are very interesting.

[@ajs41]

The one poor prediction he's made, as far as I know, was writing in about 1987 that Rwanda seemed like a peaceful society and would continue to be so in the future. But it's a mistake lots of other people made.

[@encle]

thanks for this. Mr Dalrymple is an important social commentator.

[@JQ-999]

Fantastic interview and absolutely spot on from Theodore Dalrymple!

[@dasglasperlenspiel10]

Dalrymple is almost always very interesting. I always enjoy hearing him, and even more, reading his books.

[@rolandhawken6628]

The reasons Britain is failing , Excess welfare, excess immigration , loss of manufacturing base . loss of discipline in schools ,over sexualisation of the population .

[@acropolisnow9466]

Exactly.

[@kenkeyes8148]

Incontinent compassion....how true. Nothing anyone does is their fault.

[@karinturkington2455]

"...living in some kind of dictatorship of virtue, but the virtue is virtual virtue; it's not real virtue." A perfect description of what is also happening here in Canada with our Prime Minister Justin Trudeau."

[@jamesmurphy9660]

24:40 Theodore's answer sums up modern life in a way i hadn't heard before.

[@ramblinrog2767]

Another great interview Steven.

[@iwonahunter3350]

I remember Dr. Daniels saying some years ago that dissatisfaction is one of the most common feelings experienced by us. I never felt depressed since.

[@tomtom21194]

Very sober and interesting analysis. Enjoy listening to him, he makes sense

[@cavendish009]

Too many illegal immigrants so this country does not feel as if it belongs to us - THE ENGLISH ???!!!!!!

[@cavendish009]

THEY are also treated extremely WELL by our government whereas WE ARE NOT !!

[@jumpingman6612]

Enoch Powell comes to mind

[@TheMOV13]

I've lost my respect for the police as an institution too. I will however, respect individual police officers if they are doing their best under increasingly difficult circumstances. My family have benefitted from the work of conscientious officers over the past ten years or so.

[@isabelhernaez4617]

I hold a lot of respect for Theodore Dalrymple. He seems compassionate, knowledgeable and principled, and his irreligiosity and stance on Freud's theories makes me trust him even more.

[@TheMOV13]

Family, family, family. Absent fathers.

[@murrayeldred3563]

EXCELLENT DISCUSSION.

[@johnatkinson7479]

I grew up in the 80s on a semi rough estate..the criminally minded youth had no interest in "youth clubs" wether they were available or not

[@itsallabouttherangers2698]

We niver went to the local yourh club and we weren't involved in criminal activity!!.

[@bennym5244]

The real crime was the fact that people actually bought into this basic lie. It was always the go to excuse for gangs of lads to offer up journalists to explain their boorish behaviours.

[@Brommear]

The pride of Britain, the bobby on the beat, has become the laughing stock of the criminal world. The Thin Blue Line was prophetic!

[@jenniferbate9682]

Our church youth club which took place in the church hall was great. But this was in the late 50’s. No drugs….but loads of music…games…fun…hikes…The society back then was linked to the church. Choirs, guides, scouts, concerts, all connected to the church…now, what have we done to change all this…why, and has it improved society today?? It’s gone….lost for ever!

[@Tezzzaaa]

I used to go to MAYC (methodist association of youth clubs) I'm not particularly religious but I reckon those amazing times saved me from going down rocky (rockier anyway) roads. I always look back with gratitude for those days of fellowship. We did loads, inc. london weekend every May but it was more about having positive compassionate mentoring role models around setting a decent example. I feel for the young trying to find the same virtually.

[@ajs41]

TD once wrote that it was believed there were around 150 drug addicts in the entire country in about 1950, and most of those were old ladies on various types of sleeping drugs.

[@Tezzzaaa]

@@ajs41 then a little later perhaps there came the fashionable slimming pills, amphetamines, again prescribed mainly to housewives.

[@jessesewell7922]

Love this man

[@sandraelder1101]

“Incontinently emotional”. Yes!

[@goodtalker]

Here in California we have 13 million people on Medi-Cal. It's terrible.

[@brocmin7933]

Thanks for addressing Mrs. Thatcher's and Mr. Blair's responsibilities in the deterioration of the UK's social cohesion.

[@bramcoteelectrical1088]

😮and councils following common purpose doctrine Look up " common purpose "

[@benjaminshiels1824]

Ppl not realising it are truly delusional!

[@Susan-kd3rv]

Marxist Common purpose exposed uk look 👀 up run councils.

[@bramcoteelectrical1088]

@@Susan-kd3rv yes common purpose is very nerfifous and all about distorting the family unit unfortunately and making us divided.

[@casparbenjaminseymour]

i had a major accident in 2009 and to cut a long story short had to have the middle of my shin removed, wear an external fixator for 2.5 years whilst the two ends grew closer to each other and then joined. I had somewhere between 25-30 ops across 4 different hospitals, the main one being the BRI with the last one operation in 2017 to have pins and screws taken out. It felt like i lost everything from girlfriend to my job but the staff gave me hope and evenutally gave me life backi recovered can now walk although running isnt an option! My story is one of many that the NHS have served and saved in its lifetime and is the pride of our country. The generation that fought ww2 came home having seen horrors and rather than resentment tried to build a better fairer world. The NHS creation being one of those things. I worry about its future as i can see a time where a government part or fully privatises it. I pray this never happens as it has helped so many of us

[@deerinheadlights100]

Sure, but the British population was very different back then.

[@thomasherrin6798]

They are majorly the same but the politicians don't bloody listen!?!

[@bennym5244]

I remember when my friends in the media used to defend the BBC to the hilt. They said the BBC would always help struggling comics, actors and writers. Look what's happened to the BBC now. Institutions change. I went to A&E last week with fractured ribs after falling and an infection of pneumonia. I was in such pain. After 8 hours they told me to buy some paracetamol and ring my GP in a week or so. Other times in the past they've been great.

[@robwilton9539]

Oh how I wish I was born thirty years before I was. I would be dead now. Personal computers have had 40 years to destroy society, our work ethic and our ability to solve problems. AI will be the final nail in the coffin.

[@horse69outside]

Our lives are being sacrificed chasing the holy grails of technology and Transhumanism.

[@WindowsOfPhotography]

These issues are happening everywhere in the Western World. How did this happen?

[@jumpingman6612]

Look up Oswald Spengler. There is more to it, but he was quite prophetic. I can also recommend Thomas Sowell. How the anointed corrups and destroys the society.

[@paulheydarian1281]

​@@jumpingman6612 Please recommend some specific book titles. Thanks.

[@monsieurfoupierre]

One minute they are all Women hating narcissists, and now they are all too woke - so what is it then?

[@Oksendal5]

Who is they?

[@HobNut-r1f]

???

[@tonykhoury5522]

Great interview

[@93jElwood]

Our public servants want to save the world but not pick up the litter!

[@mywholesomechannel]

There is a feeling amongst Brits that these are the last days of our country. The place has become an international free-for-all.

[@horse69outside]

Smart phones dumb populace. NWO incoming.

[@JPB-zu6wd]

This man is right up my street, what a clever sane and intelligent gent. Should be prime minister. he speaks volume about are present day so called MP's. "Virtual Virtue' "Britains are victims" Blair Brown, Thatcher, Johnson, Sunnak all should be or should have been held accountable for the downfall of my once great country.

[@stephenholmes1036]

I too have lost all respect for Gloucestershire police utterly useless. I had them lie and try to hide their lies and eventually got it out into the open.

[@petergaskin1811]

How many officers are they short of their pre-2010 establishment.

[@stephenholmes1036]

@petergaskin1811 it was their professionalism or rather the lack, lack of evidence gathering Being lied too etc. The OPCC did an investigation its was 10 pages long and Gloucestershire police got taken to the cleaners in the report. I got a full apology from a senior officer. An inspector who said it was a black day for Gloucestershire police and tge Sergeant was transfered.

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Good question about the Americanization of what it means to be British. I dont think it was American influence per say, Britain and America grew alongside eachother culturally. But we have changed towards global westerners. They have to defeat your cultural identity and religion to be able to destroy nations as powerful as ours. The soveits and Russians, and more lately also Chinese and other state actors, have been practicing grey zone wsrfare corrupting our culture and there is at least one generation of progressives who are completely lost to ideological ignorance.

[@ThisIsJamesL]

*An hour spent skirting around the issue **#demographics**. Indigenous Britons a minority in our own ancestral homeland by the 2060s*

[@Scott.Silburn]

Incredible how quickly & seemingly completely the world has changed in the last 50 years... Change is constant I suppose...

[@prboddington]

In Britain, most people working in public services treats the public they are serving as some kind of enemy they have to fob off

[@ajs41]

The last time I visited my NHS surgery in December 2019 I was shouted at in an extremely rude way by the nurse I was seeing. Haven't been back since. I managed not to lose my temper, and slightly dumbfounded her by remaining polite despite her attitude. I think she wanted me to shout back at her, and then she could have complained about it and tried to blame the whole thing on me.

[@Niko5black]

We have to accept there is no police force.

[@nogorman560]

He is correct

[@johnsmith-rs2vk]

All part of Blair 's Education . education , education .

[@Johnnymagnet92]

I think what this country needs is another event of tremendous difficulty in which we need to pull together. Covid wasnt bad enough. WW2 was a bit too bad soni wouldnt want that again. We're too soft.

[@seanbrink3993]

Oh these quiet voices of conservatism...Scruton,Dalrymple et al,are slowly fading.

[@draoi99]

Why is insulin so much more expensive in the US compared to other countries? Some sort of malfunction happening in the healthcare market?

[@ajs41]

Lots of things are more expensive in the United States. When I go to the dentist here in England it usually costs about $75. I think it probably costs a lot more in the US.

[@twentyrothmans7308]

Not all insulin is the same, but I agree that there's something rotten in the state of Denmark.

[@lindamorgan4604]

Yes its called greed

[@DC3Refom]

Because there is a corporate monopoly with Pharama companies and no regulations on pricing

[@andrewstevens7453]

Many decent people feel the same 😢

[@clawsewitz4316]

He has a hard time saying,' in France the illegal migrants are kept apart. "

[@AndyJarman]

My partner of 25 years has been on SSRI anti depressants for the kast 30years. It doesn't seem to help but she can't manage to come off them. She has a poor grasp on life and has always had trouble making her way in life. I am thoroughly cynical about the whole mental health sector.

[@sarahharris2729]

that sounds like executive function issues, not necessarily depression. are they neurodiverse? trouble grasping life isn't usual your whole life. If its depression it will have on set at a definite point.

[@amaryllisequistra]

Finally, finally the truth about how damaging (and extremely difficult to come off) these drugs are is coming out, even in the mainstream; even the RC of Psychiatrists is admitting that these drugs are very problematic and overprescribed. I wish your partner well if she tries to come off them.

[@DrDeuteron]

@@sarahharris2729 *she

[@Tom_Quixote]

@@sarahharris2729 It's not a "they". It's a "she".

[@simonaatkinson5646]

Since when was Britain's population 65 million?

[@ajs41]

It's about 68 million now.

[@stevedriver1476]

People in Australia get charged then let out because the jails are full.

[@christinehill1038]

What does Hitchens think would have happened if the American GI's had not come to Britain during WWII? Perhaps all the Gaullist could have gone back behind their Maginot Line and defeated Hitler.

[@Moon-Labs]

This needs to be resurrected -

[@birgitjevremovic9783]

there are barely any English people left in the UK. London is not English anymore.

[@DC3Refom]

​@@ravenhill_night_visitor_1968Up North which increases house prices , food everything up here

[@edbaker515]

Remember this all started under Cameron may Johnson sunik conservative progressive woke government s.......so i have to hold my nose at the next election to vote conservative...not a happy person

[@sallyedwards2400]

‘The ping pong table theory of wickedness’. He is 100 per cent correct. He has stared wickedness in the face and so have I.

[@mrpolsco6872]

Change the Demographics change the culture.

[@athelstan927]

Fascinating.. the moment he heard a criticism of 'his' profession he backtracked and defended it! Lets get it right GPs over prescribe.. they are too willing to take the easy way out!why? Because the consequences are not theirs to pick up! I like him alot for all that!

[@linmal2242]

Has this been 're-posted' from an earlier listing? I seem to have seen it months/year ago. Does this happen much with stuff on Y T , anyone? This occurs to me frequently, that I seem to have seen it yonks ago and here it is Y T saying that it is only 1 month old !

[@mariamichael1669]

It’s interesting to note that in the Western world many people “suffer from depression “ and must take medication. Had they been born in a poor country whereby putting food on the table was at the forefront of their daily routine perhaps depression would be less of an issue. Alas, the spoilt westerner syndrome!

[@heikeschroeder8538]

Incontinentaly emotional 😆😆😆 But, I would ask: isn’t the reluctance of police to do anything these days is the result of “defunding the police” and criticizing the police, like they have been doing in North America, rather than holding them in esteem ? The guest’s comments regarding the failure of courts to convict are true here inCanada as well.

[@allenomalley4014]

Multi cultural is the problem not people of different race creed etc but the narrative should be we are one we are many but we are British proud and a force for good

[@melvynslote457]

different races have different cultures , so the narrative will never be as one but different., only homogeneous societies have any cohesion.

[@softcolly8753]

"Diversity is our greatest strength". The idea that the less people have in common, the more harmoniously they will live and work together. Obvious innit?

[@HDSPKSRecords-gi1ob]

Multi-culturalism was foisted on us as a hastily penned concept to get us to accept mass immigration without putting up a fight. We have gained some nice ethnic restaurants at the price of a total lack of social cohesion in our city centres, and a loss of national identity. The UK is now a scruffy world dormitory.

[@mariamichael1669]

When governments encourage fatherless families sadly this is the outcome. Also, previous and subsequent governments and privatised all our utilities therefore everyone seems to pass the buck rather than take responsibility, thus no pride! Similarly, our governments have encouraged the demise of our once beautiful and great country by encouraging every foreigner to come to these shores, bringing with them their own culture, religion and indeed their mother country ideologies and wanting to change the UK to suit their cultural needs. Many not contributing anything to the taxation system instead take rather than give……. The end of Rome…… sad times.

[@paulhwbooth]

When reading the Riot Act in Oxford Street remember to end with 'God Save the King' otherwise it won't be valid.

[@NealeTurner]

Communal dancing is the greatest route to a happy existence

[@linmorell1813]

As someone whose family were miners he has no idea of what he’s talking about working conditions and health care.

[@Ninapia347]

He said his life is perfectly reasonable but everything is doom and gloom for everyone else. People everywhere love to complain. I think it’s BS.

[@richardallan2767]

I wonder why life has deteriorated? I mean, we know who and what we have been voting for, so let's start there.

[@ajs41]

If people spend a lot of their time comparing themselves to the wealthiest, most physically attractive people in the world, they're automatically going to be depressed and annoyed. No-one used to seriously do that until about 15 years ago. People used to like Marilyn Monroe, but they didn't get envious of her.

[@mc.8391]

I certainly dont buy the idea that healthcare prior to the NHS was quite good in this country. For ordinary working class it most certainly was not. I remember how it was for my Mum and Dad and their family. Possibly for Mr Dalrymple's family it was a different story.

[@HDSPKSRecords-gi1ob]

Well the NHS is certainly unfit for purpose right now. Unless it's purpose is to waste millions on diversity and inclusivity managers, over-prescription of medicines and GP salaries of 100,000 pounds for three day weeks.

[@userccvv]

What is the exact name of the book Dr. Dalrymple is referring to (cannot find Sands Everything).

[@lizgilbert9129]

I love Theodore Dalrymple, but this was a dreadful interview. Has the journalist heard of "leading questions"? Putting words into someone's mouth isn't journalism, it's editorial bias.

[@stevensarson482]

In other words, hardly an unsupervised and socially managed moment, with the state acting in loco parentis on a more or less permanent basis and an end to individual responsibility. As the song suggests: I’m only human after all, don’t put the blame on me’. An alternative version of an Anthem For Doomed Youth.

[@debraengland3827]

Dalrymple says "I don't think this kind of historical blame is useful." Although I think he is one of the most important modern intellectuals alive today, I think he has this completely wrong. Understanding First Causes, Root Causes & historical antecedents to contemporary problems is NOT merely an exercise in "historical blame". As the Santayana quote posted in front of Auschwitz attests: Those who forget the past are bound to repeat it. The warning is not only to remember, but also to UNDERSTAND. When Dalrymple misguidedly deflects this line of questioning by calling it "historical blame", he stops what is actually a crucially important attempt to understand the complex origins of how & why we have descended into the contemporary problems we face.

[@Englishman999]

It's entirely proper to understand history, there is much to be learned by doing so. It's also entirely proper and possible to understand it whilst avoiding seeking blame by looking through present day views. We have to see history as a thing of it's time. The UK is in large part where it is today entirely because it looks to find a 'whipping boy' for everything it dislikes in life, rather than see the truth behind it's maladies and to then take responsibility for them.

[@khankrum1]

The poorer citizen's do NOT have a " perfectly reasonable life"!

[@louiseparker1915]

Yes indeed. I had my garden vandalised by the freeholder. The police don't give a monkey's.

[@tishknight]

They are scared of the monkeys.

[@martinwilliams9866]

Antidepressants aren't a very different thing from therapy, in fact they're subset of therapy!

[@Hardfacts181]

Incontinent emotionally 🙄😂😂😂

[@oldspammer]

My comment was about how slave wages are being imposed has the effect of cancelling of competency.

[@nickstone3113]

All true..

[@fuzzydunlop1000]

Theo's in France lamenting the state of England, I remember growing up with him on the council estate..😂

[@sthvdhjii2667]

long lived Great Britain! now sun's geting real low

[@teresahall8762]

Try and contain your glee....not as low as the setting in Russia or China....

[@Erekose-r6q]

@@teresahall8762 Russia maybe, but Chinas sun is rising. China will emerge as the superpower of the 21st century.

[@doffy2192]

F the uk and move to blugera

[@jeffransom2977]

They didn't close the hospitals in the Eastern blocks. Ukraine was atrocious to it's special people before the recent war. Thier is a documentary on KZbin that is very sad, extremely sad actually.

[@The_Custos]

Brilliant story about the police.

[@factdaddy7586]

People should stop crying over change of society ,it will take place one way or the other.

[@isabelskelton794]

We have ghetto's here, the fact that each different culture sticks together, in the work place. Some of the recruitment agencies are now international, which means they represent their people - east europeans. But I would be quite frank the agencies suck here, because the "women" are not capable of being professional, probably because they have a old bloke running the agency who does not give a toss, so there is no service to the person who is looking for work. Much like how the country is run. No service to the British people.

[@SB-yq8uo]

I will invest in ping pong tables as I know they will never learn :-)

[@silviacicardini5259]

Yes all they want is to give medication...it's easy for them....maybe they make money from that.....but they don't care about about your problems

[@silviacicardini5259]

Or care about them...my psychologist looked at his watch and kept yawning from Kaiser

[@silviacicardini5259]

Needless to say I took care of it myself

[@RicktheRecorder]

England is twice as densely populated as France so infrastructure projects adversely affect far fewer people.

[@angiewolstencroft9996]

France spain Grece have ALWAYS BEEN Years Ahead of England they have A Deeper Respect for their peole than This English Government ever had