Comments by "J Smith" (@jsmithmultimediatech) on "Fox News" channel.

  1.  @jaclynzinck4241  It's more about being a pre-congenital condition, its just it can take a few years to show its signs, even sometimes not until adulthood, it has more to do with the development of the brain before birth. That's what all the research is pointing at before birth, with some studies hoping to be able to diagnose it before even someones born (be amazing that truly!) like the with the likes I think of downs syndrome I think can be diagnosed before birth (don't quote me on that though).
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  2.  @gtaytay2635  you need to remove that tin foil hat lol
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  3. Typical a person quoting but getting the person who said that completely and utterly wrong lol. wasn't Lincoln was Mark Twain!
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  4. "Snowbell Except this time she is facing this pressure from her own party." Also calling a snap election when it wasn't needed and disastrously backfired on her. To force them to resign really they need to cast a vote in what's called a vote of no confidence and then vote on a new leader of the said party that's how it works here and there's certainly no real thing called impeachment here. There's rules of conduct each MP and Lord/Lady in the house of lords (like the US's senate, though they're appointed if made a Life Peer) but there's certainly no impeachment here.
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  5. Most of the developed world actually :)
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  6.  @matthewmulloy815  next you'll be saying building societies aren't socialist you thick daft imbecile lol you can have capitalism which is socialist you dumb bint 😂😂😂😂😂
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  7. A building society which is what Abbey National were (like credit unions are a socialist form of banking) though more Nationwide are the biggest now Building society a brief description of what Building societies are and how they differ to banks "Let's get back to basics. Banks are companies usually listed on the stockmarket, and hence are owned by, and run to the benefit of its shareholders. Building societies on the other hand have no external shareholders. Mortgage borrowers, savers and current account holders are 'members' who vote on decisions that affect the society. And, as building societies don't need to pay dividends to shareholders, this enables them to offer better rates of interest on savings and mortgages."
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  8. Never seem such a gigantic load of bs😂😂😂
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  9.  @derekperry1745  trying to say that's like arguing with a brick wall sadly
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  10. "damn commies never learn.. its never free. bernie is an ignoramus." You must be thick as shit then pmsl
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  11.  @Armando7654  yeah talk.out of your ass why don't you? 😂😂😂😂😂
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  12.  @austin7037  ever heard of building societies socialist banking which generally beat banks when it comes to customer satisfaction you know why they don't have share holders that's why, British rail (now network rail) come back when you have a clue
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  13. Abbey national being by far the biggest building society lol actually have the same levels of money as some retail banks lol
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  14. Seriously some of these bent yanks have a screw loose lol
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  15. Not if you'd bothered to read the actual results it wasn't, maybe do some fact checking before saying something as dumb as that? https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/find-information-by-subject/elections-and-referendums/past-elections-and-referendums/eu-referendum/electorate-and-count-information There you'll find 48 (and a bit)% of the country wanted to remain actually!
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  16. was more neck and neck with a slight majority who wanted to leave if you'd bothered to look at the results you idiot!
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  17. Remain: 16,141,241 (48.1%) Leave: 17,410,742 (51.9%) Total Electorate: 46,500,001
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  18. They're fuck all to do with Nazism you fucking dope!
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  19. Maybe look at the word bureaucracy and work out how it relates? Fuck me sawdust for brains as usual for you imbeciles
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  20.  @blueberryberet3478  is exactly the Privy Council who would be able to remove theirs
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  21. he thinks Jihad means Holy war actually that's al-harb he's a fucking numpty and a big one as well, as well as not allowing the people to respond to his questions he's clearly an utter gob shite. He's about as intelligent as a pre-schooler in reality but he's fucking hilarious to watch the shit he bangs on about pmsl, he'd make an awesome comedian not an interviewer.
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  22. Jihad really just means struggling or striving to better oneself in the name of their faith, that's all it is!
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  23. Or that this constitutes Martial Law, that's a personal favourite of mine pmsl, if that were the case (no disrespect to you in anyway at all find it generally quite amusing) then the usual/ordinary courts would be replaced with court martials that's the whole point of Martial Law being called.... well..... 'Martial Law' not one person was as far as I am aware pmsl. It was just the police force in some areas being replaced with the military, what's next martial due to the recent cold weather we have being some how martial law, I am not joking now both are entirely embarrassing nonetheless of course for how inept the government is right now (and wouldn't surprise me a little bit if Labour had done this as well but it's debatable had they got the military in to replace, working within the same laws as the police of course lacking any essence to call it 'Martial Law' if you catch my drift? pmsl. Some are too stupid for even words to express/convey lol, now it's perfectly fine to call it scary for some or whatever but to call it what it blatantly wasn't is just plain inept lol.
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