Comments by "jjeffery worboys" (@jjefferyworboys8138) on "Andrew Lawrence" channel.

  1. Do you think Putin cares ?
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  2. Im pleased I had my covid jabs and boosters and annual Flu jab for the last 25 years. My life, my choices, learn to respect other peoples choices.
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  3. Whatever he may or may not have done, this is all about an ageing tart wanting an out of court settlement.
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  4. My local GP surgery has been excellent, but I do live in a nice place.
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  5. Why be envious when you can do something about it ?
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  6.  @allseeingotto2912  I retired at 50 was immediately receiving my employers pension. Happy days !
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  7. True, a lot of older people own their homes outright and those that have small mortgages and can easily absorb an increased repayment. The current situation hits the young especially hard.
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  8. Brilliant, thanks Andrew you are an inspiration is this weird wokey world.
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  9. That's just round one. A peace deal will be found, it will just take a bit longer. It's in everyones interests to do so and Trump wants to known as the "peace maker".
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  10. In China if you buy a new build home you pay for it before its built, when it doesn't you are buggered. You should read and find out more.
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  11. Life is what you make it. Work smarter not harder.
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  12. The full state pension is below the personal allowance so you don't lose anything. If you are fortunate enough to have an additional income that when combined with your state pension exceeds your personal allowance you pay tax just like everyone else whose income exceeds their personal allowance.
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  13.  @fisherman5517  They are called smokers, drinkers and those who eat crap.
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  14. Being paid over £10m a year to kick a stupid ball. This is all wrong !
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  15. We deserve those we vote for.
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  16. If it wasn't in the UK and NATO's interest to support Ukraine neither would be doing so.
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  17. When you are worth over US$130 billion, I will believe you know better.
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  18.  @iandougall7169  In other words a typical politician, isn't that why people go into politics ?
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  19. He's the reason you have party.
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  20. How is having a criminal record "fun" ?
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  21. @Graveyard skull I do, now retired and absolutely professional. Ironically he could have earn't so much more in the private sector.
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  22. This is an important part of our defence.
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  23. Am I to understand that Sunak is personally responsible for the Pandemic and Putin invading Ukraine, the two factors above all else that have lead to the current economic situation ? Whilst I would rather Truss as PM, Sunak recognises that you can't fund tax cuts with more debt.
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  24. @Stem Artin The UK doesn't have a formal written constitution, unlike the US. Common Law is over-ridden by statute, that's laws made by Parliament. Any first year Law student will know this.
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  25. Im looking forward to seeing Boris, great signing.
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  26. A Democratic controlled State and a DA who has a reputation for not prosecuting real crime, says it all !
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  27. I was a fan of Gary Glitter and Rolph Harris along with millions of other people. So whats your point ?
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  28. Higher interest rates, yes please.
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  29. All those who now work from home and enjoy a much better quality of life, would disagree.
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  30. It's so much easier to resort to name calling, than come up with proper policies.
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  31.  @karendovey3538  That's part of the problem, people aren't willing to relocate to cheaper areas.
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  32. A base rate of 5.25% isn't high. Rates should have been increased much sooner and Im sure would have been if not for Covid.
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  33. We don't need another property developer, thats how Tice made his millions.
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  34. I didn't get the email so I do and I am.
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  35. Had them all including boosters and an annual jab for the last 25 years and better than ever. My life my choice, learn to respect it.
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  36. I was 46 when I paid off my mortgage after moving 3 times and trading up significantly each time and I retired at 50. If you plan properly it's not hard.
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  37. The end didn't turn out too well though ?
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  38. Good riddance to them, disgrace to their profession.
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  39. The Police have specialist fire arms officers.Best not to mess with them.
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  40. It's what large organisations do, just as the Labour party did for Sir Cyril Smith MP, another dead serial pedophile.
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  41. It's the reason I won't live in the US.
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  42. Reforms biggest financial donor.
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  43. Always.
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  44.  @MarmiteMangoMachine  For the ambitious there is always money to be made, perhaps you should rethink your losers strategy ?
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  45. That point seems to be missed. Anyone who breaks an injunction runs the risk of being sent to prison.
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  46.  @888ssss  Very few banks actually needed a UK taxpayer funded bailout. The UK's biggest Bank, HSBC didn't and they just brought Silicon Bank.
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  47. With its huge majority Labour aren't going anywhere and Starmer is the least worst option as PM.
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  48. Go now, it's inevitable.
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  49.  @robertcreighton4635  He failed too, a one hit wonder. After Cromwell came Charles 11.
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  50. His mother became Queen in 1952 at the age of just 26. She reigned for 70 years, Charles only a few months, hardly a fair comparison.
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