Comments by "ÉIRE" (@EIRE55) on "GBNews" channel.

  1.  @spidyman8853  I agree to disagree......with you. However, an MP of all people should get their facts right before spouting out rubbish. Stay well, wherever you are.
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  2. Convid was as I describe it. The jabs were unapproved "trial drugs", yet our governments pushed hard for everyone to have it. At 72 now, I'm glad I refused it, and I'm now being very careful about drinking tap water, as well as the types of food which I buy. No-one can be trusted anymore.
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  3.  @davefenney5704  I'm 71, and have had a sturdy crowbar close to hand for the last couple of years.
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  4. Or arrest you for saying something naughty on Twitter.
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  5. My comment was deleted, yet I said nothing except what a good discussion that had been! FO, YT!!
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  6. 😄😆😂
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  7. Reform UK
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  8. The parents were so horrified at this disgusting freak show that they allowed their children to remain there to watch it, and then they even clapped and cheered at the end of it.....................🥴😵‍💫😵 I'm 72, and certainly no prude, having lived a very full and open-minded life, but this is NOT a suitable or healthy kind of show for children!!! The promoters of this should be heavily fined AND jailed.
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  9. "Extremism"??? One wouldn't exist without the other, and we all know which way around that one figures on.
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  10.  @merlin5476  I don't have a TV, or even watch it online; nor have I seen any adverts anywhere for many years. Mind you, I could be a bit jealous of those three pensioners.😮🥴😵‍💫
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  11. Only the people of our countries can do anything...........by millions of us out on the streets.
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  12.  @SL-ud7tf  I agree that she's a very obnoxious person, but it's important for us to see all sides of such vile rhetorical spitefulness. Better the enemy you know than the enemy you don't, and more power to GB News for exposing them publicly.
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  13. I agree, as she also mentioned the Irish and the Travellers.
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  14. No, but the UK pays them millions to stop them in the first place!
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  15. I haven't got time to read the 53 comments on here, so I'll just make a quick comment about my thoughts. The only thing that comes straight to my mind from your comment, Richard, is that cash will eventually (very soon) become totally redundant, once the digital market is set up in full. Maybe I'm wrong (I'm 72 and not au fait with economics), but I just don't see stashing notes under the mattress as being beneficial in the long run. After all, there are already some businesses which are unwilling to take cash payments, as well as many people doing online shopping, so those notes will end up being no more than useless pieces of paper. I'd love it if someone would tell me I'm wrong........................................????????????????????????
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  16.  @cathynewyork7918  Hi, Cathy. Well, as us Irish say, "Better the devil you know than the devil you don't", when it comes to making a choice between two dubious options. Not all banks are trustworthy, but then nothing is these days. However, for now, bank accounts seem the only sensible option if you want to be able to make most types of transactions. As for the future, I'm not really too worried about it, Cathy.😏😉
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  17.  SprocketList  Very true, and I agree.
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  18. It takes one to know one.🤡🤡🤡
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  19. They're also learning it from the internet, plus many violent games on their Xboxes.
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  20. C i v i l w a r i s o n t h e h o r i z o n
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  21.  @Alanhock75  Yes indeed, Alan, but lining the coastlines would be far more effective than crowding the streets with banners and shouting. I may be an old woman now, but I still know where to lift my knee to. Stay well.
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  22. It's the religion of pieces.
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  23. Intelligence Seems Lacking Amongst Many
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  24. Let's just say that it's a good thing they didn't turn up at my door. I'm a woman of 74, and I don't take any nonsense from creeps like those two. If a councillor can't take a tiny bit of harmless online criticism, they're in the wrong job!!
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  25. Well said, Rita. Stay well.
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  26. Yes, she was disgustingly rude by trying to shout over other people. GBN should have turned her microphone off instead of just turning the volume down.
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  27. "If you have truly converted to Christianity, then eat this pork (which was humanely killed) and drink this pint of beer, then visit your local church.....every day for the next five years."
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  28. I hope this crisis results in no more expeditions like this in the future. Paying 250K to view a gravesite (which has already been fully filmed) is only for the sick-minded. Stay safe and well, wherever you are. Sláinte.
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  29.  @michaelreid194  Oh well, at least he edited his 1948 to 1848.🥴😵‍💫
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  30. Reform UK
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  31.  @annother3350  As a grandmother, so do I, and that's why we shouldn't be distracted by the past, and deal only with what needs to be done right now.
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  32. Indeed so, but the young don't appreciate the fact that they'll reach old age one day.
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  33. Yes, murdering Gaddafi was one of their many big mistakes, but the warning fell on deaf and greedy ears.
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  34.  @paulanderson7796  Probably so, and that's why I put those words in quotes. All the best to you and yours for 2024.
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  35.  @paulanderson7796  Thank you, Paul.😉😊
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  36. It's not possible for protests of this kind to go without some kind of problem arising, but it will be far worse if there are no protests at all.
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  37. The government should.....could.....but don't want to.
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  38. Unlike divers, no. It's the same as being in a submarine, where the pressure is kept the same inside it, so when it surfaces, the crew can come straight out of it.
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  39. That's the question of the century, Mark, although many of us already know the answer.
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  40. Do you remember the signs placed in many areas of the UK, particularly in boarding houses? No Blacks, No Irish
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  41. Well said, Mike, and I was hoping to say something similar (in fewer words), having just finished watching this. I'll now go and read the other comments on here before making my own, but I will say that I'm furious beyond words that the UK is involved in this Ukrainian scam.
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  42. If this government thinks it can get away with treating us taxpayers like this, they're very very wrong. What they've done, and what they're doing, will backfire on them big time. 2023 is just around the corner, and I'm ready to go out onto the streets and cause mayhem to those who have betrayed us. I'm a woman of 71, and I have my crowbar on the ready, as I'm still able to raise my knee very quickly. The last three years has only been a trial run, and the traitors think they've succeeded in making us cower. No! The only success they'll have is to force us into retaliation. It's time for action, NOW!!!!!
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  43. Does anyone remember the signs placed in many areas of the UK, particularly in boarding houses? No Blacks, No Irish
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  44. Thanks, Graeme. Reading your words has given me a much needed boost after listening to Tice's nonsense. Stay safe and well, wherever you are.
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  45. Check out the WEF, the EU, and the Kalergi Plan.
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  46. If I was homeless, I'd be delighted to be given a bunk bed, use of a bathroom, three meals a day, and spending money.....ALL FOR FREE. Leave them all out on the streets, and don't pander to their demands! Roll on, civil war..............asap.
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  47. It's not a matter of who started it, it's a matter of who ends it. The present exists, the past is gone.
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  48. They're not going to. It's up to the people to stop all this, because no-one else will.
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  49.  @Lookup33  Unbelievable, really. Stay well.😉☘
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  50. As long as people choose to dwell on the past, rather than living in the present...............yes.
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