Comments by "Jack Spring" (@jackspring7709) on "GBNews" channel.

  1. Also - Article 6 of UNESCO's Bioethics and Human Rights Act states that it is against International Law to force or coerce anyone to take a v$££ine against their will. This would be illegal.
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  2. I'm shaking my head about that every day. It seems the covid scam exposed a lot of idiots, while the Ukraine scam mopped up what was left. And seeing GBNews beating the drums along with all the other msm channels who it claimed to be different to has disgusted me.
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  3. Exactly. Anyway - people who are waiting for permission from a gang of sociopaths and control freaks need their heads examined. This will stop when people stop complying: all the fines have already been thrown out in court. the rules are unlawful.
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  4. She's talking about coercion but she doesn't have the honesty or integrity to say so. Also the "right thing to do" is a phrase I used to hear from Gordon brown whenever he wanted to shut down debate whilst declaring his own righteousness. I guess she's working off the same template.
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  5.  @alanfairbrother890  Rather than asking about the source you ask "Who made up that story". You've made yourself very obvious. I hope you're at least being paid for shilling.
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  6. Neil Oliver is the only person on this channel whose content I watch now: the rest of them have been a huge disappointment in the last few weeks.
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  7. Hiding. In fact some of them were over in Wicklow Ireland, alongside Irish police, attacking protesters there. I'm not even joking.
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  8.  @chrisspencer6502  What a weird comment.
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  9. The police....doing their jobs. There must be a catch: are they even in the right house?
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  10. You forgot to mention that this guy is not a medical doctor: his qualification is in philosophy and economics. Or did you even know that? You asked him a medical question.
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  11. Finally - GB News brings someone on who isn't trying to push a narrative.
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  12. Holiday season in the Algarve always causes detectives to suddenly "find a new lead". It always happens around May/June every single year leaving detectives with no choice but to visit the beach resort for a week or more on full pay. Next year it'll be the same - May/June a new lead....and the year after.
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  13. Spot on, Brendan O'Neill - the problem was the rules themselves.
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  14. I don't have any self anger because I never followed or believed any of this insanity in the first place: the people who did deserve some self anger - maybe it'll lead to self reflection and wake them up for next time a gang of politicians and their friends call on them to hand over the freedoms that our ancestors sacrificed everything for. Rod Liddle supported the first lockdown? Cabbage.
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  15. To say the president has little power is to underestimate the types of behind the scenes networking that goes on with Ireland's political class under the radar and behind the scenes. And there is already a reform party - 'Renua' is its name: I hope it gets more traction.
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  16. And the NHS workers will win: Article 6 of UNESCO's Bioethics and Human Rights Act states that it is against International Law to force or coerce anyone into taking a vaccine against their will. The govt is already breaking the law by trying to mandate this.
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  17. Congrats on making it into the mainstream media big time, GB News.
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  18. I remember people at the time saying "its only a few weeks". I told them "Once we hand that type of power over to a gang of politicians, even for 24 hours they will keep it going for as long as they can". I lost respect for a lot of people over this.
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  19. Lol - replacing one puppet with another is really going to make a difference.
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  20. True.
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  21. Anyone who does their own research can see that Farage was speaking the truth - and I was pleasantly surprised to hear it after Richard Tice's abysmal comments about that conflict.
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  22. Exactly. That's how I viewed it. No conspiracy: I just asked myself: "can I trust politicians and big pharma and a jab that was rushed out?" The answer was obvious. I'm just dismayed that people who I thought knew better actually didn't.
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  23. He won't go! He'll be sitting in there in his nice, air conditioned office, safe in London bringing the latest, dramatic headlines.
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  24. Exactly. Exactly right. I have no sympathy for them. BLM explain on their own website exactly what they are but these mugs still gave them money.
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  25. Neither will I. The people or establishments: they shouldn't be forgotten or allowed to forget.
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  26. Meanwhile in County Mayo (W. Ireland): the County Council has just voted unanimously to cease all co-operation with the Irish governments 'Department of Integration' (migrant placement program): it was a cross party council vote. Very interesting development.
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  27. Alaister Campbell, the mass murderer who doctored a dossier to push the case for the carnage and slaughter that followed and that still goes on today. Campbell is nothing like Livingstone and I don't see anything of the 'old left' in him.
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  28. The police will sigh heavily, as they leave their offices - they'll search for a few days then declare that he jumped in the Thames and is probably dead, so they can go back to policing mean tweets.
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  29. Exactly. And look at what our own politicians did to everything that our grandfathers generation fought for.
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  30. Boycott all companies involved in racial discrimination and sectarianism.
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  31. True. I wasn't aware of any 'conspiracy theories' until this the awful guest brought it up.
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  32. "Losing"? The man is already despised as the worst pm ever to have crawled into No.10.
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  33. His father was a tool maker - blame him for producing this defective one.
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  34. I wouldn't. They can go if they want it so much.
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  35. Yeah, did he speak up when it actually mattered? No? Well, he's about as much use as second hand toilet paper then - go interview someone who actually said or did something, not some weasel who's changed his tune now that it's being lifted.
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  36.  @SebastianS39  The point I'm making is that one major court case would end all this: but tbh its no wonder they don't give a flying fuck about the law with people like you around to crap all over your own legal rights when anyone tries to tell you what your rights are.
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  37. Article 6 of UNESCO's Bioethics and Human Rights Act states that it is against International Law to force or coerce anyone to take a vaccine against their will. This has always been illegal so I don't know why Human Rights and Civil Liberties groups and lawyers have not been talking about this. The mandate is illegal. One lawsuit would end this.
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  38. Many of them were sociopaths and psychopaths to start with but an apathetic public allowed itself to be conned into handing freedoms over that were hard fought for by others, and that brought out the worst in these narcissists.
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  39. Very disappointed in Mogg: he kept silent for 2 years on this outrageous stamping down of freedoms that our ancestors fought for and now he's saying people are just crying over cake. Shame.
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  40. Drop all restrictions immediately and next time a gang of career politicians and their corporate friends urge us to hand our freedoms over "just for a few weeks" don't do it.
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  41. So people who got into the exclusive Westminster club are now complaining that they feel like outsiders in their little club. Yeah, pull the other one.
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  42. I have a message for the well fed loudmouth on the panel. My mother died in isolation late last year because of these restrictions: in the last 6 months of her life only one family member per week was allowed to visit her for 15 minutes. When she passed we were each only allowed 5 minutes with her body, alone, while other family members waited in the car park for their 5 minutes. Only a handful of people were allowed to attend her funeral and all of us had to sit far apart. While this was going on Downing Street was throwing parties and laughing at us. Mr Gaunt lives in the same bubble as the other bourbons he's defending.
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  43. The NHS gets all the money it needs every year from us taxpayers, but too much of it is being wasted on worthless and destructive managers and the chaos is blamed on it being a "free" service. There is nothing wrong with the NHS, other than political and managerial interference - and the hope by these same people that it can be privatised.
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  44.  @sarahchapman7863  The law is on your side, thankfully: Article 6 of UNESCO's Bioethics and Human Rights Act states that it is against International Law to force or coerce anyone into taking a vaccine against their will.
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  45. Yep - I unsubscribed from GB News over a year ago as I could see even back then where it was slowly going.
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  46. I've been following that conflict since 2014 - when it really began. I don't know why GB News decided to follow along with the rest of the msm and report the direct opposite of what's really been going on there but its the main reason I unsubscribed in disappointment. Glad to see from the comments that at least your viewers are more discerning.
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  47. Exactly. Perfect point. In fact Nigel Farage pointed out that the boat loads increased under the tories.
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  48. I just hope to God that next time they pull something like this - the vast majority of people don't roll over, bend over and bully everyone around them into complying like they did with this clown show. That, too me, was the most surprising and shameful thing about this.
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  49. I can't imagine any sensible people voted labour, but I agree with your sentiment.
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  50. To the female presenter: we watch GB News (and GB News was created) to get away from presenters who see bigotry where there isn't any. I'm sure the BBC, itv, sky or ch4 would be more than happy to suit your needs.
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