Comments by "Fred Bloggs" (@fredbloggs5902) on "BlackBeltSecrets" channel.

  1. Translation: Meghan has spent all Harry’s money and they need a top-up.
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  2. I wouldn’t be surprised if he never had to fill in any documents at all.
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  3. Scott Adams has recommended that all Americans should consider cancelling any plans to visit the U.K. on the basis that they could be jailed for posts on social media. That’s a potential loss of over $6 billion in spending by tourists.
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  4. Strangely, the AZ, despite being banned in several countries because it’s too dangerous, continues to be licensed for use in the U.K. (They’ve also changed its name).
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  5. The standard behaviour of a narcissist is to isolate their victim/partner from all their friends and family. Anyone trying to prevent this would be regarded as a threat.
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  6. Suggestion: How to do the opposite of this and find any old bank accounts, pensions, premium bonds etc. associated with you but you’ve lost all records due to a fire, divorce, moving house multiple times, etc.
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  7. The fact that the data was only released as the result of a FOI should tell you all you need to know.
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  8. Pro-tip: Don’t do it by faking your death and then hiding in the attic 😂 (John Darwin).
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  9. Full time care typically costs well over £100k/year, covering that for 30+ years is easily over £3 million.
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  10. Graham Linehan (wrote ‘Father Ted’) arguably had a similar experience in my opinion. He very publicly denied that cancel culture existed and poured scorn on people who claimed it did… …until he got cancelled himself.
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  11. If Harry cared about anybody but himself he would decline the award, I’m guessing he doesn’t and won’t.
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  12. The reason the papers are commenting on her wearing a dress that she’s worn previously is because she hasn’t been seen doing that before. It’s a change in her behaviour. The question is why?
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  13. Stating the truth, however ‘nasty’, isn’t defamation. Defamation is a civil case that costs a lot of money. Being public figures, the bar is much higher for proving it (actual malice). There’s no point in suing people who have no money.
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  14. Campbell reports the data he has available. That has never changed.
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  15. Disliking the behaviour not the person is the general advice for parents to children.
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  16. In my experience it’s also a bad idea to tell people your plans.
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  17.  @onenote6619  Example?
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  18.  @SuperStella1111  Perhaps you could give some specific examples, that should be easy for you if you have a law degree.
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  19. Nobody has claimed otherwise, you’re clueless.
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  20.  @MrLeadb1  they lied 🙄
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  21. Wrong, Apple have stated that existing users will also have their encryption removed over time.
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  22. This channel is explicitly for his personal non-legal opinions. I have to question your cognitive function.
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  23.  @briant.8553  That wasn’t remotely your point. Moved goalposts. Blocked.
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  24. Grow up.
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  25.  @itsmarmalade  congratulations on telling the world you don’t understand how X works.
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  26. Example?
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  27. Claiming that ‘lefty lawyers’ would make a fuss is nonsense because they regard the people involved as ‘far right’.
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  28. The BBC ‘News’ isn’t remotely neutral, why should GB-News be?
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  29. The obvious conclusion is that his security staff were actively involved in the planting and retrieval of those devices.
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  30. You’re clueless, like most Americans.
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  31. You’re missing the point. There’s no way to backdoor without also being vulnerable to anyone who gets the key.
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  32. Never allow your kids to engage in behaviour that causes you to dislike them, it’s called ‘parenting’.
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  33. Did you even watch the video?
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  34. Interesting idea!
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  35. Where?
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  36.  @michelejashinsky8409  ok, thanks.
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  37. The origin being a lab in Wuhan was also dismissed as a conspiracy theory, we now it was true and funded by Fauci.
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  38.  @MrLeadb1  ‘safe and effective’ is not the same thing as claiming zero adverse reactions.
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  39.  @MrLeadb1  you’re clueless, go learn about cost/benefit analysis before you embarrass yourself any further.
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  40.  @MrLeadb1  cluelessness confirmed
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  41. While you’re correct about normal viruses that slowly mutate to be less lethal. That’s not very useful for new engineered viruses that haven’t yet had the time to mutate to safer forms.
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  42.  @nelliedean7088  Bubonic plague Smallpox Ebola 🙄
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  43. @@rottie1971 Vaxzevria
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  44.  @sweeta17  it appears the Pfizer has life changing side effects at around 1 in 600 with Moderna possibly being at 1 in 500 , I have no idea for Russia or China.
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  45. Where’s he wrong?
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  46. The encryption was never broken, law enforcement hacked EncroChat’s central server and installed malware that stopped the encryption being used.
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  47.  @DSmith-e5e  Meaning unclear, please elaborate.
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  48.  @DSmith-e5e  you’ve only made one comment silly 🙄
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  49. I suspect Harry has outlived his usefulness to Meghan… …she’ll be dumping him soon. The trouble is he’ll probably want to come back to the U.K.
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  50.  @lwo7736  Pfizer’s own trial data shows a 1 in 600 chance of life-changing side-effects. The AZ was withdrawn because is was much WORSE. You’re clueless.
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