Comments by "Ray Purchase" (@raypurchase801) on "" video.

  1. Imagine this situation in the 1980s. You'd have politicians like Cyril Smith MP and Clement Freud MP insisting your children were safe in their hands. The BBC would encourage vaccinations, with programmes hosted by Sir Jimmy Savile. The NHS would offer bonuses to Dr. Harold Shipman, so that he could vaccinate as many people as possible. We can all trust our MPs, the BBC, the NHS and knighted celebrities, right?
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  2. The last guy who gave compulsory injections to children without parental consent was Dr. Josef Mengele. What happened next?
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  3.  @Ken-bs3ve  I distrust the establishment. Sheep always obey their shepherd. The same shepherd will send them to slaughter. If you trust knights of the realm and the BBC, you deserve what you'll get.
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  4.  @Sennaxm71  For every infamous name revealed, there are hundreds more we'll never know about. Trust our establishment? F*ck, no.
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  5.  @aindriubradleymarshall6226  No copyright. Please repeat widely.
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  6.  @tobias9859  Agreed. You and I have uniformity of opinion. But anyone who compels us to accept their opinion can f*ck off.
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  7.  @tobias9859  There is no uniformity of opinion.
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  8. I've instructed my schoolboy son that he should refuse any vaccination he's offered. If the teachers and nurses insist on vaccinating him, he should tell the school to phone his dad. If they continue, I have instructed him to walk out of the school and come home. My son has my permission to punch, kick and gouge eyes if they try to stop him.
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  9.  @raysurreal  I suspect Sir Cliff is gay, but I couldn't give a damn providing he keeps away from children.
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  10.  @raysurreal  I heard similar stories about Sir Cliff, as far back as the 1970s, but never with kiddies. Providing Sir Cliff only unzips his fly with consenting adults, I couldn't give a damn.
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  11.  Simon Foxwell  "A twister of facts" is a good phrase for David Irving. A truly terrific mind, phenomenal abilities, reaching the conclusions which he wanted. Many years ago, I read his book, "The Bombing of Nuremberg" before I realised who Irving was. I was surprised by the anti-British, pro-German venom it contained. But excellent research, all the same.
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