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

  1. The thing is, I trust and respect rory as much as I trust and respect boris Johnson. Not at all.
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  2. One of the reasons I stopped watching GB News (apart from Neil Oliver) was its stance on Ukraine (alongside all the other "media outlets" that it had pledged to be an alternative to). Pleasantly surprised looking at the comments section that at least your viewers are not being fooled.
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  3. TBH I think she had intended to say many more things but he did such an deccisive job of heading off every single claim she had intended to make that her comment was all she had left.
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  4. Exactly. I've never trusted them and I think anyone who had them installed needs their head examined.
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  5. Sirpents - all of them.
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  6.  @iamrocketray  Well, the law is the law and it has already been made and passed. Article 6 is there and one major court case would end all this - where the crux really lies is whether people are actually willing to fight for the rights that they already have or not: you're clearly one of the many cowards who is happy to roll over and tell everyone else "There's nothing we can do". The political elite loves people like you because they know you are telling others there is no point in fighting.
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  7. Perfect comment. Well said.
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  8.  @markjohnson188  Hahaha - "yes, let's draw attention away from the complicity and cowardice of the last 2 years...now is not the time for calling out the spineless weasels and little hitlers that helped destroy numerous lives." You're not on mate, if these rats are let off the hook now they'll do it again and next time it'll be much worse.
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  9. Lol, Mark. What a disappointment you lot at GB news really are. You're a mainstream outfit and that's that.
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  10. Shame, shame - they're both the same.
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  11. Exactly.
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  12. GB News has turned out to be a huge disappointment to me.
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  13. Yep, it's what I expect. They've been breaking these rules from the very beginning: I told people they were crazy to submit to this madness.
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  14. Yep - both sides of the divide are seeing proof that our political class hates us both equally: that was a surprise to me when I finally realised it a number of years ago.
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  15. Yep. I had the impression someone had spoken to him - and, tbh, I wouldn't be surprised if he never even had covid in the first place - just some short leave whilst this insanity was put in place.
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  16. Yep. I subscribed to GB News when it first launched - unsubscribed just a few months later when I realised they aren't much different to the rest of the msm.
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  17. In fact its worse than that: GB news offered Johnson a job at their channel just weeks after they fired Lawrence Fox. GB news even referred to him as a "box office rock star". They're despicable.
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  18. This is what he will do: he will redefine the word 'Crisis'. He will then come out and (somewhat truthfully) say the crisis no longer exists as we have known it.
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  19. Exactly.
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  20. @Topper Rune Writing that with your mask on, are you?
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  21. True. They've always known.
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  22. People just need to stop complying - that's it: the rules are unlawful, the fines have all been thrown out by the courts, the only thing that's keeping this going is the people themselves.
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  23. This is what happens when people happily hand their freedoms over to a bunch of career politicians and their friends. There were plenty of examples over the decades of the political class putting the nation into a blind panic over a lie.
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  24. A lot of slime bags are now back peddling because the witch hunters they were happy to join have now been exposed.
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  25. They Irish have quietly taken a lot over many years and the government has pushed them further and further. One small example. A few years ago a corrupt oligarch named Dennis O'Brein tried to take control of Ireland's water supply: he paid Irish police officers to work as enforces and he used a company owned by former loyalist paramilitaries from Northern Ireland to fit the water meters. This is just one example of what's been going on there for a long time.
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  26. Beautifully written comment about sunak and his children. True, too.
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  27. Thta's intersting. I didn't know that: it certainly explains a lot.
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  28. Good - at least we know the IQ of his customer base won't be lowered.
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  29. Yep - and she looks exactly as you'd expect her to look.
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  30. All our western leaders are doing that - but he just went further than the rest of them.
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  31. I laughed at that, too: especially after what we've been put through by our own govt in the last two years.
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  32. I couldn't impose those two on any prison - no criminals, even the worst - deserve to share a prison with those two.
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  33.  @valkyrie5948  They are the useless eaters, not us: they call us that because they are projecting.
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  34. You could see the swamp creature was having difficulty trying to process that the public was allowed to be there and allowed to voice its approval.
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  35. No. Huge numbers of loved ones, young and old, died in isolation unable to have family close to them, others lost their businesses and jobs or ended themselves over this lockdown whilst boris and his chums partied it up and laughed at us all: he even mocked those who clapped for health staff at their doorsteps saying: "...like a bunch of seals - someone should throw them a fish".
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  36.  @Flat-White  I didn't know that. I remember he was a great character, and I always thought of him as a genius.
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  37. Just rats leaving a leaky ship: as much as I despise Johnson the rest of them were rabid supporters of the lock down and are no better than him: they're just deserting because they can't handle the pressure.
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  38. Whitty variants. Ugh :/
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  39. Or what your family, friends and neighbours are willing to submit themselves and coerce you into. That's the one thing I'll never forget.
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  40. I hope you will all make him a big cake and a throw a thank you celebration: he genuinely believed, when he spoke up for everyone, that his career would be over in a few months but he still spoke up. The thought of student medical debt on top of possibly losing a career must have made life in the last few months very difficult for many in the NHS. Good luck.
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  41. They all need to go - the bailout money that kept their banks afloat needs to be given back, and their 35%-40% public subsidy needs to end immediately.
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  42. Such a pity that my comments about what's really happening there have been muted here. I would have expected that from many others but not here.
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  43. Exactly.
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  44. Well said.
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  45. Exactly. he didn't do himself any favours here.
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  46. Yep: GB news has shamed itself when it comes to the lies they've been broadcasting about that conflict.
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  47. Its time to start looking into the INDIVIDUALS who are making these decisions, and not the firms they are hiding behind. Every time something like this happens it is reported as some directive that appeared out of nowhere. Someone made that decisions: let's hear who it was and make them accountable.
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  48. Lol :D
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  49. The Russians, on being asked if Starmer was helping or hindering, replied: "Kier Who?"
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  50.  @emf49  They'll change. Don't worry.
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