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This Has To Stop! - The Vexed Vicar
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Thanks Chris for reinforcing what the majority of us already knew, there’s nothing Christian or charitable about this. It is a government sponsored scheme to subvert the democratic rights of the British people & massively increase their globalist orientated voting bloc.

Rightly, justly and boldly said. Thank you and God bless you in all you continue to do. You are appreciated and valued Rev Chris 🙏✝️

Well said Chris. I can’t stop swearing at the moment because I’m so vexed and frustrated. It’s not normal for me.

One of the first acts of a future Reform government should be to designate "Hope not Hate" and their ilk as far-left hate organisations.

Brilliant Chris, how do your views go with fellow reverends and your congregation? You are a brave soul for sure 👏🏻

Absoloutley on the money here Chris. Sinister is the world. Keep going!

Bless you and thank you you are so right xxx

a few ten thousand patriots unifying in one place can put a stop to this genocidal operation. you can stop them, and they can't stop you. you can take over Portsmouth and reclaim your homeland there. stand up in one place and stop the machine. it's the spark to change everything.

Amen

Fkn brilliant brother. Your best Vexed yet. Bless you 🙏

They are being aided and abetted

Thank you Chris. Agree 100% 🙏

I love your videos. Keep them coming 😍

Globalism is like communism, a utopian mind virus that attempts to destroy borders and class divisions - they are a DEADLY Fifth Column within

Chris, I think you are right, but I think that you might make yourself unwell if you dwell on these injustices too much. Don't forget to enjoy your corner of paradise.

🕯️🙏🕯️ for your cause and for Truth, Justice 🛡️⚔️🛡️

The Globalists are paying the Albanian smugglers - just like they paid to have millions ferried across the Med in 2015 ;those feral migrants don't have 10 Euros to their name

The debacle in Ceuta is a microcosm of the EU with Spanish police /Border guards being ordered not to do their duty

So many similarities with what's unfolding in 🇨🇦. Can't fathom why masses remain mute. Our gov't officials turn a blind eye & actively support corrupt charities & NGO's intent on destroying western nations. "...time to be brave and strong". How very apropos; thank you 🙏🫡.

@anti_two_teir Heads need to roll over this. Utterly furious 😡

Amen 🙏

You have so eloquently put what I am thinking. I am appalled at what has happened to the UK. We need more than words now, we need serious action. I for one am ready to give my all.

It's part of the agenda

So you have a £500k property and £250k mortgage; property devalues by 20%; only your EQUITY is reduced, not the mortgage!!

No one is EVER held to account or responsible!

Ahmen see you In Glasgow 3/4th October. Let the fire fall

Nailed it

Thank you, Chris. What we are witnessing, is in my opinion, an act of treason against the British State & its people. This is all being facilitated by our government. Meanwhile, they intentionally promote meaningless propaganda & subterfuge in an attempt to divide us.

BOND MARKETS UPDATE 15/9/2026 (Bond-market stress: VERY HIGH. See below) Today, 15 September 2026, the bond markets look materially worse again. The early-September wobble did not resolve; the global sell-off has re-intensified. The key number is the US 10-year Treasury yield: it has moved above 5% and reached about 5.03%, its highest level in nearly two decades. That is psychologically and economically important because Treasuries are the benchmark for borrowing costs across much of the global financial system. The immediate drivers are now reinforcing one another: oil above $100, renewed inflation fears, expectations that the Federal Reserve may raise rates again, very heavy government borrowing, and growing concern about fiscal sustainability. Reuters reports that investors are now pricing a significant probability of another Fed increase this week. Britain remains under substantial pressure. UK gilt yields recently reached multi-decade highs, with the government having to sell 30-year debt at its highest comparable borrowing cost since 1998. That means higher debt-service costs eventually feed directly into the Chancellor’s fiscal arithmetic. Europe is being pulled along as well. German and French yields are elevated, and the ECB has already raised rates again this month as policymakers confront renewed inflation pressure from energy. Japan may be the most structurally interesting market after the US. Its 10-year government yield broke through 3% earlier this month, a level unseen since 1996, and markets are now positioning for further Bank of Japan tightening. Rising Japanese yields also matter globally because Japan has historically supplied enormous amounts of capital to overseas bond markets. If more Japanese money stays home, that removes a traditional source of demand for US and European debt. China remains the odd one out. Chinese government yields have not participated fully in the global rout, but that is largely because China is confronting weak domestic demand, property-sector problems and very high savings rather than because its debt situation is intrinsically healthier. So I would upgrade my assessment from earlier this month. This is no longer merely a nervous bond market. It is a genuine global repricing of sovereign debt. What I would watch particularly closely now is whether the US 10-year can remain above 5%. A brief excursion above 5% is manageable. A sustained move towards 5.25–5.5%, particularly if long-dated yields rise faster than short-term rates, would be much more serious because it would suggest investors are demanding an increasing premium for holding government debt rather than simply pricing central-bank policy. The dangerous feedback loop is still: oil shock → inflation → higher rates → higher sovereign yields → rising debt-interest costs → larger deficits → more bond issuance → investors demand still higher yields. That is the mechanism which could convert a bond sell-off into a genuine sovereign-debt problem. My present grading would therefore be: Bond-market stress: VERY HIGH. Systemic financial crisis: not yet. Risk of it developing into one: materially higher than two weeks ago. The single number I would watch above everything else is now the US 10-year yield around 5%. If that breaks decisively higher while Brent remains above $100, I would regard it as a significant escalation in the global financial-risk picture. Chris speaking ….. Truth & Righteousness.

We all need to get together and do an on mass protest outside the House of Commons to stop the boats & get Labour out.

You are a good man Chris. Thanks for speaking up for truth!


