Comments by "iggle" (@iggle6448) on "The Spectator" channel.

  1. He may be 100% right in that he couldn't get Monster a counsellor. The last thing she wanted was a professional to rumble her game and spoil the 'narrative' that she was carefully confecting. So she quashed that idea. She would have turned down professionals as 'too..British/white/British-black/British-ethnic/British-biracial/ working class/middle class/upper class/ under-qualified (because she's such a special person)/too upset to think about it right now/you name it... He is her enabler, like the 'loving' feeder guys who stuff their wives/gfs full of food so they can't move. H is feeding her monster ego and will continue to do so to keep her unable to move from him. Yes, he is very weak, but so is she to the same extent. They have an extraordinarily toxic co-dependency going on there. Along with the florid delusions created by their folie a deux victim bubble relationship.
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  2. NHS guy blaming non-covid patients for not coming forward during lockdown for the reason they can't give any figures for waiting list. Typical. Non-covid patients were frightened witless about 'protecting the NHS' and the high levels of intra-patient covid hospital transmission. This guy is so defensive and whiny. How dare he attack the interviewer. He's a public servant in an organisation that is failing patients badly, a modicum of humility would behoove him. Apologies would be a good place to start.
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  3. None of these women even touched on widespread jab injuries as a reason for refusal. None of them said anything about informed consent and why gvt hasn't ever opened this conversation. Innes is fear-mongering with her claim about 'vastly increased risk' of dire results from jab refusal. I would expect nothing less from someone who works with a man who made national and international fear-mongering into an artform. Unfortunately, so has this current government. How can one trust those who would rather bully and coerce by fear than achieve buy-in with full, honest information and open discussion.
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  4. Superb, just superb. And about time.
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  5. Trevor MacDonald's Britishness, respect, behaviour and manners were impeccable. That's it. That's all of it. MLK.
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  6. A whole new sub-genre: wokerati kvetching.
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  7. 3 years certainly is a very, very, long time to put up with Bojo the Clown.
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  8. Did anyone analyse this man's verbal fancy footwork? It would take 2-3k words to explain how seriously wrong and offensive he was. His deflecting and misrepresenting was simply egregious. And 'deontology'? WOW. What patronising ducking and diving. Ought implies can. Everyone at no.10 ought to have followed the rules. It was course of action which they absolutely could have followed and expected the whole nation to follow. They chose to flout the rules because....why? The answer to that question is at issue here and will determine this PM's period of tenure at no.10. PS. Please don't have this guy on again. We get enough BS from the Westminster Dissemblers and Exceptionalists Club as it is.
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  9.  @kirstenblum71  Thank you ;-) It's so worrying to me that so many fail or refuse to understand what's going on. Is our world really filled with gullible nincompoops?! At least I'm somewhat consoled that the RF comprehend the gravity of their joint and separate disorders: I caught Lady C's YT today (16Mar) and she's very clear on these disorders. If Lady C is clear then we can be sure that the RF knows. (She seems to have an insider relationship with people at the Palace). I'm convinced that the RF have psych professionals working with them on how to deal .
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  10.  @petarmatej4633 , Tell you what, how about I stop referring to someone who acts like an out of control narcissist (aka psychopath) as a 'monster' when she stops referring to me, my fellow Brits and my RF, as racist? It's a monstrous accusation with no foundation.
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  11.  @petarmatej4633  It's more like deepest disgust at all the vile behaviour that is upsetting the RF and Brits . Yet these overgrown teens get angry at any little thing anyway. We all get pissed off at things, we each have the choice of how to manage and use that anger. Are we responsible for what they do with their emotions now? That wouldn't surprise me! They seem to want to be taken care of! Whoever heard of a 36yo £multi-millionaire whining on telly because his daddy won't give him any more monthly allowance so he and his wife retaliate by calling his daddy's family 'racist'. It's straight out of a 15yo's playbook LOL!
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  12. Well, that campaign against anti-Jewish tropes was entirely right, acceptable and the norm until the Corbyn years. It's despicable and unconscionable that Nazi anti-Jew hatred has arisen again.
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  13. Sells books, but.
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  14.  @munix9351  I certainly agree with your second para. Though I believe H is equally feeding their joint anger, delusions, hatred, victimhood and driving their war against the RF. He just appears passive when he's on camera.Don't forget, he has far more experience - his whole life - of performing for the cameras than M has.
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  15.  @annemcniell6956  Hello Anne, I don't know what the chase quiz programme is - I don't watch television. Are you talking about a legal judge in the UK? If so, it wouldn't surprise me in the least that his teachers put him down. From my experience as a teacher, parent and school governor, such treatment is so common as to be almost routine: there's no racial discrimination in it. In fact, white children may suffer more such put downs. We don't know because pupils aren't asked for their service user satisfaction feedback and no one's dared to ask. Half the suspension cases brought before the governing body I served on were for poor behaviour evoked by a teacher. I absolutely loathed many of my colleagues' attitudes to students. There are many superb, talented, inspired and inspiring teachers out there, unfortunately too many others are certainly not.
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  16. Why is this clip being repeated? Is it to garner better comments than the previous one - which trashed the NHS Guy. (Wait for him to blame patients for causing the waiting list because they didn't come forward for treatment during the last 2 years. Obs they didn't - we were told NOT to , we were scared witless about bothering the overstretched NHS, we were just as scared of catching the lurgy if we went to a doctor's surgery or a&e.).
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  17. Ad hominems help much?
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  18. No doubt M's parents and families speculated about her appearance.
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  19.  @julianshepherd2038  Watch the first clip. If it's not in this one then they have deliberately cut it out. If the first clip is gone then it indicates that the NHS has demanded that it be removed. You may find it funny and want to joke about this. But consider the implications of such censorship and occlusion of freedom of speech. Particularly as it concerns a public service which we taxpayers are paying for. I never make things up. For the past 28 years since I've been online, I've operated to the principle that anything I say or write in public can be held against me in a court of law. Therefore I say or write nothing that I cannot defend under oath in a court.
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  20. Because it's mates night? Mates with name-droppable connections?
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  21. Well said.
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  22. Oh, it isn't?
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  23.  @SuperDianej  Yes, I agree. Good teachers are in short supply. It's execrable that any gvt would think it's ok to put mediocre people in charge of classes. Garbage in, garbage out.
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  24.  @rijamor  Wow, that's how much they're scamming us? Daylight robbery.
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  25. Well said indeed. I'd go further - their attitudes and behaviours are beyond hideous, beyond obscene, beyond vile. We know what they are: detritus, fit only for the dung heap. But who do they think they are?? If they seriously don't realise how delusional they are then they need urgent psychiatric interventions.
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  26.  @tracymcginty.2860  I've always thought that if everyone behaved as true gentlemen and true ladies then there would be no racism, no unkindness. It sounds too good to be true but old fashioned courtesy and kindness go a very long way...
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  27.  @stipple4453  I'd go the whole hog - why can't he be PM?!
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  28. Brendan O'Niell, an avowed Republican, has actually said that he's supportive of the Monarchy and much more admiring of HMTQ after this Harkle-Oprah hypocrisy and mendacity exhibition.
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  29. Greased piglet (albeit that's an insult to compare this careless runt to pigs).
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  30.  @tracymcginty.2860  To be sure!
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  31. @Helen Wilson And me. It's a serious problem in democratic terms. No one represents my normal, middle of the road perspectives.
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  32.  @troybrown9474  As a parent of teenage boys there is no way on earth that people this age are adults! At best they're adults-in-training. Poor kid. This is just vile.
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  33.  @troybrown9474  Not sure I can follow your question! My answer is that some 13yos are more mature than some 19yos. Some 19yos are wiser than some 40yos. Some boys are way behind in maturity and don't really get there until they're 30-something. According to the scientists, on average our brains/psyches don't really mature until our mid-late 20s. I still think it was a mistake to lower the age of majority to 18yo from 21. Not to exclude the views and participation of young people but because of their immaturity. (There's a reason that people can't become PMs or Presidents before the age of 35!) And also most young people do and say really stupid things - some of which lead them into trouble with the law. Except in the most heinous cases, I don't think that they should be penalised as adults and especially not in this petty and vindictive wokester gang culture way.
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  34. Exactly, it's not a competition - which what these people are doing now.
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  35. ​ @mesolithicman164  Well, someone doesn't like these hard truths being expounded here. My second post has been deleted. It praised our military and mentioned the en aitch ess cock up in respect of their inability to get it together to organise the volunteers they called for at the start of lockdown and turning them away in their hundreds of thousands. Performance. Or, rather, non. But, hey, at least NHS Guy has a nice big warm office and a good dollop of taxpayers' money going into his bank account every month. That's what matters. These people live in a bubble of their own....
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  36.  @susangemmell9401  In a very well-crafted and concise nutshell, yes. I've heard Charles Moore (and perhaps Douglas Murray) say very similar. That the NHS has replaced Christianity in UK. I believe that it's more like a national form of Stockholm Syndrome.
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  37. MPs worried they might lose votes...? You can bet your bottom dollar on it boys and girls. The party's over.
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  38. Russia doesn't have asian roots. Russia was founded in Kyev, now the Ukrainian capital. Putin himself reminded us all of that in his statement today.
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  39.  @guff9567  🤡🤡🤡 (this clown even looks like a piggy!)
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  40.  @Ryan-ys2bq  Hear hear. Exactly my sense too.
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  41. What's even more disreputable is that they took down the first version of this interview (where Mr Hobson blamed non-covid patients for not coming forward for treatment during lockdowns which he says has created the huge waiting list), edited it to take out the thorough drubbing he got from viewers for that dreadful comment and put it back up here as a 'new' clip.
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  42.  @mogznwaz  Because her actions and beliefs are a real threat to our national security. This young cricketer wants nothing but to play cricket for his county and likely his country.
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  43.  @mesolithicman164  Hear hear. Meanwhile, the collusion with gov to serially reduce service funding over the last 13yrs or so has resulted in a £multi-billion money-grab from taxpayers, a very large proportion of whom are already living paycheck to paycheck. No wonder they're increasingly ill and diseased in their droves. Never mind, that dynamic certainly secures the jobs of NHS Guy and his paper-shuffling mates. There's method behind the madness!
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  44.  @mesolithicman164  Indeed. All budgets are - or should be - designed to minimise costs. But the minimisation must be in the right places - the low impact spending, the luxuries and, in any public service, the political campaigning. I won't get started about 'chest'-feeding, NHS blogs that harass white patients to accept their racism and read critical race theory books, pregnant people...
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  45.  @mesolithicman164  NHS inefficiency questions from the public? Oh, yes, please - the more the merrier. Whilst we're at it, can we have questions about the culture? The whiny, denying, defensive, attacking, bullying one?? An open, black-box culture would be hugely more efficient.
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  46.  @mesolithicman164  Oh so well said. We're infested with lunacy. Interesting you should mention MrsT. John Major's upfront, plainspoken condemnation of Bojo's lawbreaking the other day was a welcome tour de force from another old school Tory. Perhaps Sir John should be encouraged to speak out on many more of today's ills...
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  47.  @mesolithicman164  🤣 Heaven forfend!!
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  48.  @thefootballgeek2345  Don't forget the tomato plants...
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  49.  @clemalford9768  As far as I remember the history, before borders were firmed up and Germany was founded as an amalgam of German-speaking peoples, western Ukraine was populated by Poles and those of Germanic culture. I believe Kyev's population historically reflected that. In WW2, that half of Ukraine went to fight with the Nazis, the east fought for the Soviets. Nonetheless, way back when, Ruriki (the first king of the Rus) founded his seat of governance there and was followed by his son, Igor, and Igor's grandsons Yaroplok and Vladirmir (St Vladimir of Kyev who is revered to this day) and his descendants. Ironically, Ruriki is supposed to have come from eastern Sweden. Europe - it's a mishmash! I remember in the mid-late 90s, the Russians I hung out with up north wanted to know if I knew Margaret Thatcher - they thought she was wonderful!
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  50.  @clemalford9768  Yes, you're right! Gorbachev wanted to take Russia in a Western direction. The old guard wanted a more traditional future with a sprinkling of the old soviet sauce...they won out. That's why they had him under house arrest - was it Sochi/ some Black Sea resort? He was a good man.
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