Comments by "Thurso Berwick" (@thursoberwick1948) on "Thoughty2" channel.

  1. There is some good evidence she landed near a small island and starved to death there. Someone found old pictures of what looked like her plane in a lagoon near one.
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  2. Yes, this explains everything. Also why Napoleon was defeated, Lincoln was assassinated, Socrates was forced to drink hemlock and Freud was inspired to write about sons fancying Missy, I mean their stepmother.
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  3. You're not allowed to practice unless you agree with the party line nowadays.
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  4.  @OwnerOfGlory  15 years ago? They were going on about them long before then. (The stress relief is true apparently, although you also get stressed if you don't have one.)
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  5. He needs to get fresher topics. I'm seeing him retreading topics which a lot of other channels have covered on here.
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  6.  @kingkai5821  I find it hilarious that we refer to indigenous people in this context... My ancestors lived in this part of Europe before that part of the Pacific was even inhabited by anyone, but apparently we're not indigenous.
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  7.  rptrm82  There are some very rich powerful people in this world and they can buy off very intelligent people to redesign the world for their benefit, not ours. In fact they are doing so right now.
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  8. It's almost as if he understood babies were children... they need affection even at that age.
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  9. Everything I've heard about Joseph Merrick suggests he was a good man.
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  10.  @TheTimeNature  Most of your statements are false. UFO sightimgs are common across the world. I live in Scotland, a small country, and people claim to see them frequently. There are two well known abduction stories within twenty miles of where I live. Also stories of bigfoot like creatures are well known from Nepal, Russia, Malaysia and even South America, and New Zealand. It's not just an American phenomenon at all.
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  11. You'd really need to recover it for DNA and fingerprinting... However, I suspect it was a) rusty and b) covered in other people's fingerprints when recovered.
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  12. That and your recent by-election.
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  13. Not this again.
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  14. Wojtek wasn't a grizzly AFAIK He did smoke and drink though, and get sent into a battlefield which would be dubious these days
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  15.  @NotDandyYew  It's just a pretentious way of describing tribal peoples.
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  16.  @user-jf7dd1eo3b  It's the internet. Random things set people off. Americans think they're the only people online.
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  17. You can probably shave at least thirty IQ points off that. He's not that bright - his parents were rich, he never finished college and most of his inventions are stolen like MS DOS.
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  18.  @barquerojuancarlos7253  Anyone who think a binary system is democratic would be one of those.
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  19. Surely we need to mandate this to the entire population now, and have six monthly booster accelerators.
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  20.  @CartoonHero1986  Potatoes can kill, if they're green. You sneer at people in past ages for being worried about safety, yet we have to be. You could also mention how aerosols and fridges ended up destroyed much of the ozone layer (although I have a sneaking suspicion all these nuclear tests will turn out to have been a factor one day)... Or how a medicine created to cure morning sickness produced babies with stunted limbs. Or how a pesticide for bugs ended up decimating the bird population by thinning the shells of their eggs. Or how agrichemicals and plastics are affecting human fertility and may play roles in breast/prostate and testicular cancer. And so on and so on. We are screwing things up, because we didn't look at the little possibilities. If there was a 1% chance it could set the atmosphere on fire, that is actually a high risk. It may sound like a small one, but it's higher than your odds of being struck by lightning... If you want to sneer at anything, sneer at some of thr BS that's been promoted about the Big Bug over the past year, and how willing people are to give their freedoms away permanently over it in the so called "Νεω Νοrmαl".
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  21. You wouldn't get anywhere near the UK civil service with that kind of IQ.
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  22.  @MarkWTK  He'll never run out of topics, just imagination. I can think of tonnes of things with barely any videos on them. Without looking, I can't imagine (m)any have done a video on the Turriff Cow (Turra Coo) which became a cause celebre in its time. A Scottish farmer went bankrupt, and it cost more to recover the cow than it was worth. It launched a souvenir industry - plates etc, had songs written about it and there were cartoons in national newspapers. It is on Wikipedia, but there are hundreds of things you can get off there. Probably more interesting than the cow!
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  23.  @Kentuckyhunter58  There are issues surrounding invasive species already in many cases already.
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  24. Excellent point... I hadn't picked up on this but makes sense. The Owl is also found in the cult of Moloch.
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  25.  @Yezpahr  Google is useless. It is only a gatekeeper. Alternatives are available.
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  26.  @rautamiekka  It still is a toxic time to have an open mind. Don't you dare question anything which is happening right now.
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  27.  @dahleno2014  People have a variety of views on Christ, not just the one. We are being railroaded into global government though, which will almost inevitably become a corrupt, irremovable dictatorship.
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  28.  @stargazer7358  No, it's not. Stop weaponising words "Giant" means something which is extremely large, and these people are.
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  29.  @JB-1138  I've tried to take pictures of birds and deer before and they came out fuzzy... it's not a uniquely paranormal problem. 🙃
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  30.  @OwnerOfGlory  They weren't even doing that thirty years ago. Try more like fifty.
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  31.  @akioasakura3624  You're meant to. The whole internet is a form of gaslighting now. Pages which disappear. Pages which get rewritten. Pages which don't appear in search engines etc.
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  32. No one ever mentions Fitzroy MacLean anymore. 🙄
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  33. Wojtek wasn't a grizzly.
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  34. 21:06 Thoughty2 mentions film adaptations.
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  35. The real treasure was the revenue from the book.
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  36. It's both. Although you can debate where the line is. When the Iron Curtain went up it was definitely eastern.
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  37. The word you are looking for is "quipu" and it is debatable whether it was writing or just a tally system. The best description is proto-writing.
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  38.  @jamesmoriarty3877  The UN isn't exactly secret. It is the respectable end of this stuff. Its agencies less so. The nasty stuff goes on in groups the public hasn't heard of
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  39. Some Protestants have been saying that for years, but the Pope or the POTUS are way too obvious.
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  40. It's called the Law of the Sea. People who don't do it often end up dying.
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  41.  @mayflowerlash11  Wikipedia lore. The answer is more likely Fitzroy MacLean, or several other British commando types. "Tricycle" was first and foremost not British which is a central component of Bond's identity. Bond also has a Scottish family background.
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  42. I was at school with a girl whose grandparents farmed the bit where Hess landed.
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  43.  @DBZ483  Why would you need to say where London is? There is only one London of any consequence, all the other places need qualification like "London, Ontario", "East London, South Africs" etc. The big London doesn't need "England" tacked onto it. Only Yanks say things like "Rome, Italy", "Beijing, China", because they know F.A. about world geography and don't learn it in school.
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  44. Depends how you define it. The Caspian Sea has naval vessels on it, but is an inland sea. My guess would be some of the African lakes, but it depends whether you consider smaller vessels a navy. Bolivia used to have a coastline and lost it, so they probably need a fleet on the lake to compensate.
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  45.  @lostbutfreesoul  Flat Earth Theory is largely a psy-op.
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  46. Bill Gates is a good bet just now.
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  47.  @tempesttossed6029  Oh, I saw one once talking about how some "smart" hipsters had said they set up fake "antivaxxer" websitez and then destroyed their arguments. I wonder how they destroyed arguments like it being used to bring a repressive new ID system, needing updates every six months or governments removing the public's right to sue if anything went wrong?
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  48. He might if he wasn't antichrist yet. Or he might have a stake in one of the biggest software giants in the world and not need it. This is before he became an expert on medicine and the environment.
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  49.  @nigelthornberry9484 You have to pass a test to join the UK Civil Service. I reckon your IQ would have to be well over a hundred to get through it.
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  50.  @Phobetor.  We could also build supersonic passenger jets in the seventies but still haven't cured male pattern baldness.
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