Comments by "Ellie" (@ellie698) on "GBNews" channel.

  1. Don't call Hubbard "she". He is a he
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  2. Transwomen are men Why do we need to spell out reality against trans ideologues
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  3. James Dreyfus is fabulous
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  4. 09:40 People like Megan rely on everyone hoping for better from them and giving them the benefit of the doubt. Then they stab you in the back every time
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  5.  @lb7136  Listen to HG Tudor's video series about Brand. There's a bit of history between Brand and Saville
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  6.  @davidmacgregor5193  Sorry, but tough.
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  7. Agree 100% I used to sing their praises as studying with them used to be great. Fond memories of Summer Schools (this is going way back when things very different. Sigh 😢)
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  8. I never actually watched gimme gimme gimme at the time, it passed me by. But now I absolutely love it 😂
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  9. Who? I've never heard of him tbh 🤷🏻‍♀️
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  10. No one cares
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  11. Single sex spaces and rights are vital. In prisons, in schools, in health and social care, in sports, in organisations, in retail and leisure outlets. People born male do not belong in female only spaces.
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  12. Same here! Not a clue who they are🤷🏻‍♀️
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  13. Society is becoming increasingly childish let's face it
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  14. Unless he has a lot of protection inside there'll be someone who wants to gain respect by offing him. Hopefully.
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  15. But most people will say "baaaa, I'll go well with mint sauce"
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  16. All right thinking people have
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  17.  @deborahcurtis1385  Sure, I made mistakes when I was younger. By his age, and with his education, you would hope by now he would know better 🤦🏻‍♀️ He made the sort of mistakes a kid would make, not a grown man. Hubris is often our downfall isn't it. We can all make mistakes, no matter how old we get. I just think he made some really basic ones given his situation in life.
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  18.  @deborahcurtis1385  I completely agree. Such an unnecessary accidental death. I remember walking in the Brecon Beacons in my 20's. I stopped in at the visitor centre when I arrived. A beautiful warm, sunny day. In the visitor centre were lots of warnings that things can change very quickly and it gave a list of things that, if venturing up onto the hills, you need to take with you just in case, clothing, map, supplies etc. They weren't wrong. Within half an hour of starting out you couldn't see your hand in front of your face the snow was so thick. The conditions changed so rapidly. All it would take is notices like that, keeping people informed on how to stay safe. Let's hope this tragedy prompt holiday destinations to provide information and advice to keep all their visitors safe in future 🙏🏻.
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  19. The thought horrifies me
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  20. David "Debbie" Hayton is role playing his fetish every day and forcing us all to take part in it. I don't consent to it.
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  21. I wish this woman all the best xxx
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  22. Why are people worried? Because they're getting sacked from their jobs or questioned by the police for the "hate crime" and "literal violence" of transphoba Insane isn't it 🤦🏻‍♀️
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  23. My comments are just "disappeared" more often than not. And I can't read any replies How long before I, and people like me, are "disappeared"
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  24.  @janettepettinger8439  omg
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  25. This isn't a right or left split. People keep trying to make it so but it's not This is about reality and non reality
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  26. "If you don't respect my sex, don't expect my X"
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  27. I'd rather watch Piers Morgan than Nigel Farrage any day
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  28. This is exactly it yes.
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  29. In my middle age in increasingly finding a faith in God. Now I'm ready to accept Christianity, I'm switched off by the new idea of what church is. If Christianity had stayed the same I would now be joining a local church. Now I'm switched off by the wokery
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  30.  @alexandrenawordie3565  what the hell?????? pure evil 🤬
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  31. German car drivers don't seem to know what indicators are for
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  32. I've always found her incredibly irritating. 🤣
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  33. That's a very good point!
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  34. It's weird that Jeremy Vine is so vile, devoid of all personality, charisma or intelligence when his brother Tim has everything. All of Jeremy's share and more. Tim Vine is fabulous
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  35. Absolutely. Anyone with any sense, which doesn't include the blond on that panel, can see.
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  36. I don't understand all the negative comments here. We've been poisoning our planet for decades, what did we think was going to happen? 🤔
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  37.  @thetalonsofwaynechiang  So you're talking on here by magic then 🤦‍♀️
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  38.  @Venus29  You get a letter every so often to check whether you need a licence or not and the letter always says something about the fact they might come and check. Nobody ever has with me. And they wouldn't find anything if they did. I genuinely don't watch TV
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  39. We're not interested in Schofield's "oh woe is me" bs He's just upset that his career odd going down in flames. But it's all self inflicted. We're not interested in the "poor me" act
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  40. OMG it sounds like an absolute nightmare 😕
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  41. Great to see Helen, Heather and Caroline here. Wonderful campaign brava ladies! 👏
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  42.  @shevy7197  Well as I say, actual feminists are concerned about women around the world, not just in the West.
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  43. Yes Yes YES!!!!!
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  44. He won't get any from me
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  45. They were enablers, complicit in the crimes
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  46. Have you signed the petition? It's nearly 3 million of us now 👍🏼
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  47. Indeed, I think they should practise what they preach
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  48.  @DieFlabbergast  Yes. And unfortunately being middle class and well educated doesn't mean you can't also be vulnerable to grooming and abuse ☹️
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  49. He looks like he's had hair plugs or is wearing a wig
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  50. The dance world has always been an incredibly punishing one. Top tier ballerinas whose feet regularly bled, they lose their toenails and fill up on toilet paper instead of food to keep their weight down. That level of abuse was, and probably still is, seen as normal in that profession. Yet that level of abuse isn't acceptable. It takes an outsider sometimes, in this case actors, to point the abuses out. This level of "perfectionism" and downright abusive behaviour has always been the case in professional dance. Debbie Reynolds famously talked of the punishing schedule that dancer and choreographer Gene Kelly put her through during the rehearsals for the dance sequences of the 1952 film Singing In The Rain. She's on record talking about it, look it up. That was normal. Is it right? No, abuse is never ok. But did it and does it happen? It's an everyday norm in that profession. It's right that it's getting called out!
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