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

  1. Yet there's (realistically speaking) many people who throw themselves onto the tracks and very few I think survive it, it leaves the staff traumatised the drivers I mean.
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  2. Must be some genuine case of Post Traumatic Stress heard of one waking up due to them hearing screams when they're trying to sleep, I mean to correlate that with the likes of a apparently a Steward on the Titanic ship, which of course sank in the 1910s they showed a photo of them when they were before even the Titanic existed, afterwards showing them after it they'd gone completely white haired not grey literally white haired it must be awful!
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  3. Not to impugn in any regard what he said, but that's just a fact it hurts others more mentally than some drivers of course but some need a break from it to be able to cope with it. By far this of course would have been far worse on them mentally than anything else, the bombings can't imagine it myself don't even want to try!
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  4. Not to even mention as well lockdowns simply dont work not generalised ones rather I mean of course some are going to have to as such isolate the people with weaker immune systems and people are inevitably sadly going to die from them, but its about lowering that as much as humanly possible. It really gets on my nerves the way they lied about suggesting they're 'following the science' when its a new strain when there's no science for it to go off, cant believe they think some with some sense of logic are going to believe that rubbish, its entirely illogical, also when going out into the big bad world we get exposed to all kinds of things even multiple coronaviruses so by locking down that greatens the risk of contracting others and weakening our immune systems and ontop of that locking down only prolongs it thats the black and white categorical fact of it all. Of course some again are going to have to as such lock down but in many ways sometimes that makes things much much worse for well able people
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  5. I don't feel like crying when watching this, what it does make me though is angry so incredibly angry
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  6. There are different laws for the two parts of the country, its called devolution, its just if a law should interfere with ones made in Westminster, like that one about changing your legal birth cert gender was claimed to (not taking sides its objective truth).
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  7.  @robch.2901  Rubbish rather that UK is just behind the US, no other country in Europe has that many
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  8. Like what I just said in a post just a few seconds or minutes ago this: "Not to even mention as well lockdowns simply dont work not generalised ones rather I mean of course some are going to have to as such isolate the people with weaker immune systems and people are inevitably sadly going to die from them, but its about lowering that as much as humanly possible. It really gets on my nerves the way they lied about suggesting they're 'following the science' when its a new strain when there's no science for it to go off, cant believe they think some with some sense of logic are going to believe that rubbish, its entirely illogical, also when going out into the big bad world we get exposed to all kinds of things even multiple coronaviruses so by locking down that greatens the risk of contracting others and weakening our immune systems and ontop of that locking down only prolongs it thats the black and white categorical fact of it all. Of course some again are going to have to as such lock down but in many ways sometimes that makes things much much worse for well able people " Not to mention the likes of Moggy babbling on about some kind of rubbish about it bein weather that causes it to kill people no its not its peoples immune systems that essentially cause that, its largely the weather that contributes to the spread of it nothing to do with the deaths least no directly, the virus itself wont kill anyone its what comes after it which can prove fatal things like lung infections etc
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  9. Then using that money to fund the NHS, would be far more decent
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  10.  @stringer-ik1pc Then he had the audacity to expect them to give him a passport lol, should be comical if he wasn't so farcical!
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  11. They do stick out like a sore thumb, its hilarious 😂
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  12. He won't be able to do very much when he gets out with a mark like that on him so really is a life sentence, nothing meaningful anyway
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  13.  @hugeballs4158  Yeah will be a min of 26 years before he can be parolled rather I'd have thought doesnt mean he'll get out though, then will be on a licence anyway. Peter Sutcliffe is an example of a very few with a genuine 'whole life term' aka the Yorkshire Ripper.
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  14.  @tompearce3610  Dont talk sense these clowns dont like it
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  15. Not is invading a country
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  16. Has nothing to do with him!
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  17.  @sms2612  Unfortunately that wouldnt be possible, I know annoying eh?
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  18. Is essentially called Renal is who has a speciality with kidney problems
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  19. utter nonsense
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  20. "some are. many are greed driven pill pushing quacks and imbeciles who couldn't get a sick person well if their life depended on it." Except that categorically never happens its providing care that gives a doctor a promotion rather than the kinds of drugs they push on patients.
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  21.  @marializzadeguzman2194  Is almos exactly like (why they always ask a caller/patient to open all doors to allow them in, they dont know whats behind that door, if they need to break in then has to be done by the police
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  22.  @TVIDS123  Yup most certainly
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  23.  @bobjames6622  No sane person would
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  24. Great crook is more like it!
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  25.  @gbjanuary  Though there are piloted areas to switch everyone over in those areas onto UC, people on Severe Disability Premium though I believe are exempt
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  26. Who this parasite, f' off
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  27.  @aldorfc220  48
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  28. Yeah when it was discovered in 1994 he'd been part of the cash for questions scandal most likely, among other reasons why he failed the "good character" test by the Home Office.
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  29. Cash for questions was one of the scandals he had a part in, as to why he failed the "good character" test at the Home Office.
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  30. Wasn't anything to do with racism
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  31. Yes it was
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  32.  Wong Deso  Bye idiot
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  33.  @ofamily8180  So thats why there's the Arch Bishop of York, Dr John Sentamu is there, oh pull the other one its got bells on!
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  34.  @facehugger3  lol talking out of your backside as usual
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  35. Rather got called essentially psychotic for saying essentially what I said above, actually quite the contrary what I love doing is taking great pride in being a caring person, Tories are plainly stated evil and sadistic there's no other two words that describe them perfectly, happy that people are finally waking up to this! Is just a pity that its taken something as bad as this to wake people up
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  36. ​ user-co2xg2zf8i you're a clown
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  37.  @telbel4979  He also stated he would stand by the vote, but found it was untenable, so he was pretty much forced to resign.
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  38.  @sterlingweston  Yes there are shareholders, even got once due to a problem with one rail line I sent an email to my local MP who even talked with one of Northern's shareholders and duly apologised and as compensation gave me a free rail ticket I could use for which ever I wanted.
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  39.  @devdevxr9979  Has nothing to do with racism, as for being offensive that's laughable
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  40.  @darwincity  says it all really
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  41.  @traceylamplugh7727  Malignant socialist more like I'd say, other peoples money ie the pension fund Not saying though that socialism is evil just he is rather....
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  42. In hindsight so to speak least going back to the recession was far better for someone to use some kind of savings account and use that instead of using a pension plan/scheme like these ones by example, but then if someones paid into one for years then they should get what they've paid into be it less than what it should be because of whatever reason not for some a hole to essentially strip it of it which is what he did he may try and talk himself out of it but is clear as day really He just got caught knew that people would be hounding him for it for the rest of his life (much like what another commenter said in this video) so he filled in that hole, I seriously doubt if he had or not been faced with criminal charges perhaps would have even thought of doing so
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  43. The way I'd deal with something such as this with the likes of Park I'd quite happily (if I had enough money) I'd phone Sky up and try and find some way of sending them some money all of it preferrably so their family member(s) can do that, it sickens me it really does, then I'd call myself a genuine humanitarian which is ultimately what I am!
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  44. Spiv haha!!!
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  45. ​​​​ @grimjowjaggerjak yes they can, is called an Armed Response Unit Is as stupid as saying in the UK guns are banned outright, they aren't just no normal members of the public are allowed to take any offensive weapon on public land. Then with licences are highly strict laws about which gun's are allowed.
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  46. Only a very few people who are on actual genuine life terms one example being Peter Sutcliffe what he did in the I think early 80s was that.
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  47. No it's not
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  48.  @cobraneo  Nothing to do with conspiracies is what least one highly qualified epidemiologist has said categorically the gov't are going about this all wrong
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  49. @omega 98 Yeah and the bs the CCP spout is any better? lol
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  50. For the way he acted yes, but the reality is there wasn't any law at the time of the collapse of BHS annoyingly they now have filled in that hole in the law, but they cant really put it on him retrospectively as others would need to have the same or it'd be seen as being unfair
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  51. Laughable crap pmsl
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  52.  @savannahglebe5165  Go back to sleep halfwit
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  53.  @jacquelineb4375 What a very stupid comment to make
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  54. That's why he stated he's had mental health problems over 10 months ago is it? 🤦‍♂
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  55. Is not categorically the first time something like this has happened (excluding the non presenters as such completely) Marilyn Monroe I'd say undoubtedly killed herself, in her blood they found a few drugs in her system several times over the lethal limit and apparently had tried to OD a few times before at least One time during her career was suffering from a really horrible illness and was dubbed by the company that she was mentally disturbed, disgusting treatment truly!
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  56. ​ @bucketsman9634 nonsense, utter nonsense
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  57. Has to be one of the most juvenile things I've ever read
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  58. ​ @neighbourhoodwitch18 you've got absolutely no rights to tell what we can and can't do on our own country's
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  59.  @kevinadamson5768  10 names Yaxley-Lennon lol
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  60.  @kevinadamson5768  pmsl haha telling the truth thats pretty funny, nah go back to sleep
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  61.  @winnieloh4279  Nah not even close to what Fergie did lol
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  62.  Grace Tukuru  In what possible way does it lack truth, claiming to want to have privacy and that potential show with Netflix, brain damage much?
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  63.  @winnieloh4279  Fergie got called Duchess of Pork
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  64.  audrey pard  Thank goodness the £2.4m is going to be repaid
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  65. Yes for his lying and shady business dealings
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  66. ​ @17g37 you're disgusting
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  67.  @DelSevenNine  Exactly
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  68.  @DelSevenNine  Exactly!
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  69.  @bobjames6622  Fully agree
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  70.  @neptuneuwu  Are they bollocks the best option
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  71.  @Changamira  It infuriates me when saying they're following science, no they arent in reality at all If anything what they're doing is dangerous for the people who have completely capable immune systems, the thing like Prof Guptra's said an epidemiologist at Oxford is about saving as many people as possible but inevitably some will sadly die or least preventing as many deaths as possible and this is not how to do that at all.
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  72. LOL but seriously speaking is actually a rare symptom of it in all honesty, rather latches onto something to do with the ACE2 enzyme which is found in the intestines as well as the heart and of course the lungs
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  73.  @savannahglebe5165  Give it a rest hopeless halfwit
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  74. If you'd know they don't (a shorter one), only on occasions like this and even still they're to create an kind of impartiality. You'd never appear infront of them as its the "Law Courts"
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  75.  @hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo  lol yeah right... and the Pope's just turned protestant lol
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  76.  @bob-g3e3x What a very stupid comment to make
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  77. Is another just recently whos last xmas is likely dashed due to this, its horrible cant even imagine it!
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  78.  @uktechvlogs9797  Are still people on legacy benefits
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  79. That's why he stated he'd had problems 10 months ago was it? Thinking at all would be good for once lol
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  80. Wasn't insulting it though
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  81.  @NadirAgha  Now that's true, he may be an idiot but least he's a consistent one
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  82.  @hejla4524  😂
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  83. There's another way get them to pay for it rather than the taxpayer here... don't know exactly how logical that would be it's like Germany paying for damages to buildings during WW2 they paid money to have them repaired for their destruction during the Blitz being serious here!
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  84.  @una6326  Also largely was the gov'ts problem largely speaking, unless who's getting an honour is staff within the royal household then it always comes from the gov't its just the royals who are tasked with the handing of them out (is the victorian order I believe if an honour comes directly from the monarch) Why is it then (if not to believe me) the forfeiture committee's (in parliament) decision if to strip Sir Philip Green of his Knighthood, due to the collapse of BHS?
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  85. Is amazing that sometimes (being literal about this) when being given the news of terminal cancer some can feel a sense of euphoria from it, its yea devastatingly sad of course for the family who remains after just lost (though was way before the pandemic happened) a really great man my cousins husband to liver cancer so yeah But due to my pesky health problems I have couldnt go to his funeral
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  86. Only a very few people who are on actual genuine life terms one example being Peter Sutcliffe what he did in the I think early 80s was that.
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  87. No it's not
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  88.  @stringer-ik1pc  Selling Harrods to Qatar is one of the things he did before he retired as well.
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  89. Oh shut up
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  90. The BBC's funded by the licence payer primarily and then its commercial part, not the general tax payer, though the funding gets treated like tax.
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  91.  @deadeyecpt.7765  oh stop peddeling this bs
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  92.  @starsareangels Was proven she wasn't pregnant, was a farcical lie (among many others) by him.
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  93.  UpSideДown  Coronaviruses are not flu, swine flu was a strain of the H1N1 virus, the same family of viruses that wiped out something around 15 - 50 million in 1918
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  94.  @redeye118  Certainly not ones actually pretty mild, would cause nothing more than the common cold, or rather is one of the viruses that causes the common cold
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  95. There's no chance of that happening, not for a long while yet
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  96. ​ @wheelson3111 whos being reported
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  97. Aye is Nut-Meg
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  98. Is what's right that, though I'd never say being a rival at all hey its all banter anyways well decent people that is and coming from me its a pleasure, is the decent thing to do!
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