Comments by "J Smith" (@jsmithmultimediatech) on "The Infographics Show" channel.

@benjohnstone1591 At the same time of him recommencing a relationship with Camilla, was the same time Diana with Major James Hewitt, Harry even looking the splitting image of Hewitt actually lol.
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Elizabeth II doesn''t have any pure bred Corgis anymore the last one named Willow died, what she does have are Dorgis a cross breed between a Corgi and a Dachshund and she only has two of them Vulcan and Candy
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Still do in some parts of the UK horse riding though, its an amazing thing to do and its really not that difficult either
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@ninifrancisca89 The thing is they used to quite correctly as most people will assume practiced inbreeding of a certain type though not really immediate family genuinely speaking as long as whom they marry isn't an more immediate family member then it's not per se as bad as say 1st cousins etc and yes even that here is perfectly legal it's just obviously not great for genetics.Problem is there's a lesser pool than compared to history of people to go for in that way obviously which is why it's becoming far more common to go for what is quite essentially marrying commoners and it variably works (more so its' not) but kate for example was eased into it relatively speaking so she got at least a taste of what it was like compared to Meghan did and that latter way doesn't or rarely works as well as being as such 'trained for it'. It's not really that different to (not sure exactly what it's like now though by comparison) in the Royal Family was rarely ever about love there's a whole host of Monarchs even who've had depends on what one wants to call them but misstresses is generally the accurate term who they'd love, but as long as it kept the line or the title going then yeah, heck was even the same for the aristocracy not sure again what it's like now by comparison, though they since '99 can't sit or vote in the House of Lords anymore, they need a writ of summons to be permitted for that, rather its fully of appointed (not elected like the House of Commons members or MPs) Life Peers for their achievements in some manner of speaking for the country.
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Wasn't the designers who said it was unsinkable quite the contrary actually, was rather White Star Line who interpretted they'd used water tight compartments to mean it was unsinkable, its just they were never corrected by the designer etc
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"We all know Deutschland made the HAMBURGer!" Not to mention the Frankfurter (Frankfurt anyone? lol) sausage/hot dog.
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There's been many claims to slapping two pieces of bread between the actual burger itself, but the origin of the actual meat was invented in Germany hence it's name and no never heard about Russia claiming that, actually one of the first being in the US :)
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@Discontinuedalready7372 I just find them the biggest disappointment they smell amazing but when you actually eat them they're yeah it's difficult to explain.
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@endahtria6794 what's next even still she never had an affair before the split with him? You need to seriously have your head tested
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@endahtria6794 nawww what did I upset you with reality?
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@alex-wn2cb As clearly stated is pure
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Likely it is that they indured winds of a katabolic nature sometimes called gravity winds, when heavy air flows down a mountain and causes incredible force winds that would make staying in that tent (even a suspended between two trees tent or bivouac improvised shelter would be far better at withstanding) nigh-on-impossible, why probably least a few of them were found among the trees least thats a better form of shelter than being out among nothing. Was remarkably similar where that exact same thing happened almost in Sweden, but there was one survivor of that was eerily the same as the one 19 years previous in the USSR (this instance) similar even injuries actually, they'd tried digging a trench to make a form of bivouac but died whilst doing so, effectively digging their own grave.
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"Jax Exactly, saying the battery is dead implies something much darker haha" The equal comparison probably being glucose lol.
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 @genghiskahl4102 would make George Washington a Luciferian then, he was a freemason. Infact four of the as such six universally agreed Founding Fathers were Freemasons.
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 @prophetofanu8933 what the compass and the square, they came from the Stonemasons
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@genghiskahl4102 definitely
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@genghiskahl4102 was definitely the Stonemasons whos emblem was the compass and the square. Isn't even debatable, it's a basic fact. A lot of their traditions stem from the Stonemasons.
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@genghiskahl4102 What geometric tools, is highly doubtful.
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@genghiskahl4102 the reality of the Stonemasons, they created essentially all the religious landmarks in England.
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@genghiskahl4102 apologies more relevant and accurate, the Stonemasons quite essentially built all the religious landmarks in England.
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By comparison to now like here particularly with Kate and Meghan in reality they just can't cope with it (least with Kate was a rather long while before they wed so she'd get a sort of taste for it before becoming a member of the family) but Meghan never really got that and it just never works out well, I mean they did have once a massive gene pool to go for of their own kind actually, I mean there's something to be said still about the hereditary aristocracy only they aren't (actually since 1999 precisely) allowed by law without a writ of summons to sit or vote in the House of Lords it's only the Life Peers (Barons the lowest rank of the aristocracy that can't have any heirs) who can.
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Slight correction with the Enfield one was actually Maurice Gross asked the photographer to get involved in it, who the photographer worked as well for the Daily Mirror their editor being highly dubious walked in apparently to the living room and was wacked in the face just above an eye of his with a lego brick, hence why it was and is the only ever case to ever make it onto the front pages of a newspaper in the country least one that was. Bill actually died of a brain haemorage in a chair in the living room.
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