Comments by "ReyTheJediLady ViaJakku" (@reythejediladyviajakku6078) on "Biographics" channel.

  1. I love how supportive her husband was. It wasn’t very common back then to have ambitions and have your husband backing you up all the way
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  2. Empress wang was probably like “ She was supposed to be my sidekick not my replacement “
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  3. Will we get one on Eleanor of Aquitaine?
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  4. Anna Leonowens the real life teacher behind “The King and I”
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  5. I doula say troubled. Her father’s abuse and neglect of her added with the whole Annie Boleyn as the evil stepmother twisted her up
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  6. Harriet’s mother was a brave woman.
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  7. Winston Churchill definitely took after his ancestor. Duchess of Marlborough would be a fascinating topic for the future
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  8. Can we please get one for Eleanor of Aquitaine?
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  9.  @WIDBAU  I like that so much better than Karen cuz I know women named Karen who are awesome. Thatcher is a much better name for someone who acts like a “Karen “
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  10.  @JC-bd5ho  really? What are some examples?
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  11. RocKnight Patton had a way with words
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  12. That mother was a social workers nightmare. Maybe if she had been a better mom, Manson wouldn’t have been a psycho
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  13. Why was he never arrested just for stalking?
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  14. Everyone has money problems, they DON’T MURDER THEIR CHILDREN
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  15. You’d think someone better known would have been more tightly protected while he was in town. Just one police officer keeping an eye out? Really?
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  16. This is what happens when police ignores a report of a red flag
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  17. It takes a special kind of psycho to do something like that
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  18. I can understand how my modern brain would have trouble wrapping my head around the whole concubine system but from a historical perspective, it was what was considered normal. From a modern perspective......I’d have lots to say about it
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  19. Like how is it used? As a swear word on its own or in replacement of another word like the F word ?
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  20. I always wonder if he really believed in the civil rights or was it a political move
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  21. Pliny the Younger indeed. He’s exactly what we needed
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  22. “I’m gonna stop being king now. Be nice to me little brother.”
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  23. Yeah seriously. Like Margaret thatcher could find anything else to cut in the budget that wasn’t so important to children’s health?
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  24. I’d watch that
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  25. Hey, Simon. What do you think about this current pandemic? Would you say it surpasses the flu of 1918 in symptoms and casualties?
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  26.  @ajstevens1652  they were so sure that he was a troublemaker that they were willing to risk some rioting just to be rid of him when all he wanted was for fair treatment of African Americans
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  27. I’m gonna say it: Mr Rogers kept things real and I love how he did that
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  28. Good thing he abdicated especially given many of the things he said during the war
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  29. rhijulbec1 I’m really sorry for your loss but what a amazing story of what a beautiful person he was. Thank you for sharing this with us
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  30. John “ I’m king,p. You need to like me “ Nobles “ No!”
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  31. Harriet, you are awesome and we love you.
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  32. Are we going to get a video for Ruth Bader Ginsberg? She’s worth talking about
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  33.  @h1p.h0p  because it’d be better to protect the man than risk the potential for rioting which is what happened right after MLK was killed
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  34. Charles is a louse and I don’t like him for how he treated Diana
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  35. Never underestimate a court lady with a brain and a relentless ambition
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  36. Shoot! What did Protestants ever do to HIM?
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  37. Are you gonna do Ruth bader Ginsberg soon?
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  38. Lincoln should have been more appreciative of what Harriet was doing. You think it’s easy to help slaves to freedom? If anything, Harriet knew the risk but took it to do the right thing
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  39. Aku I agree. Hachiko has a notable story of his own and I’d love a dog like him
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  40. That’s part of the problem: prisons kept paroling his butt
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  41. You’re doing fine with the Italian, Simon
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  42. A wonderful way to do business
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  43. What an amazing dog. I’d love to see one on the Akita Hachiko
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  44. I’m gonna say it: Mr Rogers kept things real and I love how he did that
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  45. Considering the lifestyles of Victoria’s uncles, her ascension was probably a breath of fresh air.
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  46. We can definitely blame parents for not nipping that bullying in the bud
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  47. We can blame Klara for that entitlement
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  48.  @hzq-yg8bj  really? What do you have?
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  49. I don’t blame puyi’s first reaction. It’s a lot for a 2 year old to take in
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  50. Interesting how the son of a clergy would become a criminal though his father physically abusing him wouldn’t help things
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  51. Mrs Rogers seems pretty neat herself.
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  52. A period of prosperity. Proves that women can rule and rule well
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  53.  @princemwamba5230  I would have to say a good chunk of them didn’t. I don’t know if it was just in the south where most of these civil rights stuff was going on or if there were northerners who weren’t the biggest fans
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  54. Such a wonderful talent. RIP Versace.
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  55. Fast forward to Henry V and his conquest of France
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  56. That challenger shuttle was a safety liability and they knew it. Nasa should have held off and made sure everything was prime for safety of the crew. This wasn’t just a miscalculation. They had concerns about thar fuel leaking and went ahead anyway
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  57. She brought the first Japanese Akita to America
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  58. It will be difficult at first but everything is difficult at first- musashi miyamoto. One of my favorite quotes from this guy
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  59. Will you do one on his great aunt CiXi?
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  60. That’s so wonderful that he did that for your family. He truly was a beautiful human being
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  61. Fred Rogers would have made one heck of preschool teacher. I’m always sorry there’s a generation of kids who won’t have a chance to know what an extraordinarily amazing man he was
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  62. It’s a good thing be had a lot of hobbies cuz his job was a lot of stress. What terrible parents he had
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  63. I hope his murderer is rotting in jail
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  64. I often see a pattern with these psychotic killers: selfish and/or abusive parents who gave them a twisted view of people and the feeling to get revenge on people who had nothing to do with their suffering. These twisted fantasies don’t come out of nowhere. They came from somewhere. Question is, what went wrong in his early life that led to this?
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  65. His stepfather probably wasn’t so bad if he took him to concerts
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  66. Are we gonna get one on Anastasia?
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  67. What a sicko psycho
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  68. Move over, Mozart
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  69. If there is a conspiracy, the royals will never admit it
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  70. Wu zeitan or Cersei of China?
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  71. Togo looks a jerk
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  72. Bess knew how to get to Harry. I’ve heard before that Harry’s family were welcoming of Bess.
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  73. I don’t think that was just an accident. I wouldn’t be surprised if Camilla had planned the whole ordeal herself
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  74. Gandhi would have a few things to say about Malcom’s teachings
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  75. I’ll never understand why he got off on this stuff
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  76. I wish more companies thought of the 99%
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  77. Getting jealous of a dog? Really, Seppala? Togo didn’t do crap!
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  78. Yasss!
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  79. I wonder if Alexandra ever found out who killed her friend. He was a terrible person but I don’t think I’d wanna be the one who confessed to auntie
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  80. I feel sorry for him. His childhood would scar anyone
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  81. It’s obvious that auntie was a better parent than dad in that case
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  82. I loved as a child how he spoke to us not as children but as thinking people
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  83. Victoria wasn’t wrong. Those courtiers were being racist against Abdul Karim
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  84. I’m glad he began to be a better father. I hope Julian got along better with his stepmother Yoko Ono
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  85. IndirA was no doubt influenced by Gandhi as well as her parents. I like to think she was since her parents were friends of Gandhi, she no doubt met him a couple times
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  86. He was probably pleased as heck when his son in law insisted in WW2.
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  87. It doesn’t excuse anything but his parents were horrible
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  88. If we’re doing book characters, can we see one on Anne Shirley?
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  89. Do we have any biographies on Abdul?
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  90. Targeting teenagers? What was WRONG with this guy?!
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  91. Star Wars references. I can appreciate that
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  92. I loved his books. I had heard that Dr Suess didn’t like children but by the way he was with his young fans, it sounds like he liked them well enough and he sounds like a decent stepdad
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  93. What made him so paranoid. It’s not just in the Bible, Herod was known to kill his own family out of paranoia
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  94. He was a true talent and an amazing human being. RIP Robin
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  95. He was rather fascinating. He went close to animals that most people avoid like the plague.
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  96. You wonder how hard he studied material for that exam
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  97. Of course, he denied it. No one is going to outright admit they murdered their child
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  98. I understand that his mother had to try to make a living to survive but she pretty much set Oswald up for all this stuff by leaving him alone and not paying much attention to his unacceptable behavior
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  99. Preaching God’s word is one thing, claiming you’re a messiah is another
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  100. His stepmother probably wasn’t a good person either
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  101. Didn’t Patton try to rescue his son in law?
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  102. Hey, Simon. I’d love to see biographics on director Akira Kurosawa and actor Toahiro Mifune
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  103. I heard about this one in high school. He called himself “ Jesus’s younger better brother “
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  104. I kinda gotta wonder where Mercury got the idea for bohemian rhapsody. Did he ever comment on it?
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  105. What about that George Hodel guy? Wasn’t he a suspect
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  106. Criminal, racist....not unlike what went on in America
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  107. I remember when there was a stigma on people who had this. We now know better....hopefully
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  108. I’ll say this about Patton. He may not have been what the army wanted but he’s exactly what they needed
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  109. I’ve heard that his stepdaughter would help change out the canvases
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  110. I hope his killer is rotting in jail
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  111. Ever notice that he had 2 sons but only seemed to paint one of them? Someone was playing favorites
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  112. Poor Sisi. Sophia was a bitch
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  113. I’d like to know Mrs, Clause’s first name
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  114. I find it interesting that he was a religious yet he swore like a sailor
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  115. He was probably pleased as heck when his son in law insisted in WW2. I wonder he regretted it later
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  116. @UCeNDsrNkmsXfh3iGR9GbXJw greed and the fact his wife knew nothing about it is shifty enough. He’s not the first nor last to do this. I heard about a mother who did the same thing basically. Took out a policy on her least favorite child and tried to make it look like an accident when she killed him
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  117. Same thing happened to Hachiko.
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  118. Right?! You don’t give a thumbs down to Mr Rogers.
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  119. Someone who didn’t grow up with him probably
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  120. Taken too soon. I remember hearing the news. A college instructor in first aid told us that he took the tail out of his chest causing internal bleeding. Not sure if that’s completely accurate since I hadn’t heard it anywhere else. Lots of love and props to Terri, Bindi and Robert. Steve would be so proud of them.
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  121. It may have had something to do with Andrew being too much of a Scrooge to let her and Emma have any kind of a social life to find husbands
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  122. He was just....I can’t begin to describe everything right about Mr Rogers. Usually I find a flaw with a celebrity but Mr Rogers...he didn’t seem to have any. I get the feels these days out of nostalgia, missing him and wishing this generation of children could have known him
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  123. Reagan throws a lot of political shade, it seems
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  124. She had such a good childhood. What happened?
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  125. Gaelic Warrior I live in a small town and yeah, I often wonder about some of my neighbors
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  126. Do we know why he offed himself? Do we know if he had depression or something?
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  127. Why was Edward only going for married women? Single girls not interested? That was nice that Wallis’s uncle arranged for her formal education
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  128. Buster Keaton, Carrie Fisher and Anne Frank
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  129. He violated the hypocratic oath for sure
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  130. Cleveland’s own Jack the Ripper. I wonder why he was never caught
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  131. Bradley has the vulgar part right
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  132. It’s almost like her father didn’t want her to marry
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  133. Do we know if we were able to trace the ground zero of this ?
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  134. “Tricky Dick”..,,,suits him
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  135. Mary’s later childhood obviously instilled a constant survival mode in her. Thanks a freakin lot, Henry!
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  136. He was brilliant as count Dooku
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  137. She’s got so much class and I respect the heck out of her
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  138. So basically…..drink water
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  139. Do one on Carrie Fisher
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  140. Wow...that explains so much about the guy. Like....wow 😬😳
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  141. Mycroft was a jerk
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  142. I’ve heard that it’s now unlikely that she actually said “let them eat cake”.
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  143. Was he an Adrenaline junkie or something? It’s like he either had a death wish or really liked pushing his luck to get an audience
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  144. Jon Solo did an episode on Medusa
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  145. Mr Rogers is the standard of childhood media and they still have yet to get close.
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  146. So basically he could have given crap about helping the poor? He was a republican alright
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  147. Rommel! Booo! We hate you!
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  148. An extraordinary person. There’ll never be another like him.
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  149. I remember one year on reformation Sunday, the church bulletin had an insert with a short biography about Mr. Rogers
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  150. Henry, you were a bad father. I like seriously
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  151. Wonderful musician....worst father
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  152. You’d think the police would have foreseen that someone wanted Oswald dead but it’s like they didn’t. They might have seen a need to beef up security during the transfer and we could have gotten a motive out of this douchebag
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  153. His racist views were a motive for sure. I don’t doubt that but I also believe he targeted MLK because he was important
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  154. So was war admiral seabiscuits cousin? Uncle?
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  155. Mr Rogers was always real. He was never anything other than what you saw. What you saw was what you get and I feel that’s rare
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  156. You gotta have a sense that Musashi had some pent up anger since his father was an abusive jerk.
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  157. I read somewhere that he wasn’t a fan of his son and even left him out of the will.
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  158. Wow! Ancient Egyptian names can be a tongue twister but Simon makes it look easy
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  159. He would have made a heck of an actor the way he talked his way through jobs he wasn’t qualified for
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  160. He argued himself into the White House and later right out
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  161. I’m not saying it excuses anything but the mistreatment that Mary got as a teenager especially when Henry decided he’d drop her mother and marry wicked stepmother.....you’re not gonna come out of that without a kind of ptsd. Had Henry not been a selfish person and considered or cared what he was truly doing to Mary, she might have been a kinder queen and even though she did have decent stepmothers after Annie, I don’t think their influence was enough to significantly stick with her or a lot more Protestants might have survived
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  162. Did Harry know how to promote himself or what?
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  163. I wouldn’t expect someone like Marie Antoinette to actually empathize with the less fortunate
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  164. Charles disgusts me. The way he treated Diana. Shame!
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  165. He was a class A ass
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  166. People like Seppala and Houston should NEVER legally allowed to own dogs. Dogs are loyal and good friends and these jerks used them for profit
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  167.  @sl3580  that’s been a thing for centuries. Nobles…..you’re hard pressed to find a good one
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  168. RIP to this genius. We’ll always miss you
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  169. Who paints someone when they’re dying? Like wtf
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  170. I blame parents for not seeing the red flags sooner
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  171. What was wrong with his parents?!
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  172. Fitzsimmons was a bully. I’d never send my horses to him if I had any
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  173. Andrew Borden must have not wanted to marry off his daughters.
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  174. This is why famous people need to watch themselves or they might become infamous and that’s not a good thing
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  175. Stalker!
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  176. I think I heard that Anthony Bourdain was inspired by his writing style
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  177. Still the sanest of the Hanoverian lot
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  178. Another great piece. I remember Jon Solo did a piece on this topic but yeah, opening up a bottle of ib profen is frustrating cuz of whoever did this
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  179. Sounds like redemption for Nixon
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  180. Do we know if the Kensington system influenced anything that exists today?
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  181. Benny seemed to not care about plagiarism
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  182. Do we know if Dodi had a good relationship with William and Harry?
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  183.  @singIeservingfriend  I really don’t think Diana would have consider a serious relationship with Dodi if she didn’t think he fit in with William and Harry which makes me wonder how they like their stepmother Camilla or if they blame her still for her part in the divorce
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  184. Lol. That shock gif was perfect.
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  185. Can we blame his mother for this?
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  186. He should have had his medical license revoked
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  187. Right?! He really refleted Christian virtue and had he the opportunity, he could have taken a pulpit though I do think that mr Rogers believed that he was doing the work God chose for him and he did it 100% without complaint or reservations that this was his call. We’ll never get another one like him, I don’t think
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  188. Ok...you’d think these earlier hobbies would be a red flag for his parents. How did they miss that?
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  189. You know what else we don’t know? Mrs Clause’s first name
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  190. One man’s robber is another man’s Robin Hood
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  191. I’ll never understand how anyone would murder innocent children
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  192. STAR WARS!
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  193. Good that he became a Christian. He killed several people, though and I hope he never gets out
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  194. Are there any biographies on Abdul ?
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  195. Can we get one on Poirot?
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  196. Do we have a motive for what he did?
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  197. Do we have anything that points to a motive?
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  198. He was such an important part of my early childhood and I miss him like crazy. We need someone like him for our new generation
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  199. Is it survivable?
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  200. How so?
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  201. History channel proves that Hollywood thinks it’s ok to take creative liberties with history
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  202. They should have never had paroled him
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  203. That teacher shouldn’t have said that
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  204. Was that his favorite words? Son of a B———? Seemed to use it a lot
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  205. Do we have a motive for why he assassinated Kennedy?
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  206. I love it when channels give each other shoutouts. That kind of support for each other is no doubt helpful
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  207. Do we know which sister of Henry VIII?
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  208. Sarah Churchill was a powerhouse on her own
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  209. Competitive much, Patton? That soldier slapping was uncalled for and he should have been court martialed
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  210. I get him not liking that his sister was raped but was law enforcement so whatever that he couldn’t have just had him arrested?
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  211. He must have had a sense of greatness or he would have been more respectful to his superiors though I feel like he clashed with them because he never trusted them for some reason. I don’t know if it was a personality thing or resentment that he as high up as them or what but I’d like to know the psychology behind it
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  212. Is there a term for discrimination against poor people cuz the poor get it a lot in one way or another
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  213. I heard his dad was kinda abusive
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  214. Princess Diana was a defendant too
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  215. Bindi has her dad’s smile
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