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

  1. Same here.
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  2. "Mr Byer, for this heinous crime I sentence you to.....hospital. Yep. British Justice. I'm shocked..........not.
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  3. I guess we're expected to take the word of the met police that they found his body in the Thames.
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  4. Don't just tell us "they" are doing this. Name the individuals who are making these decisions and trying to push this insanity, so they can be challenged individually. Accountability would have an immediate effect.
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  5.  @johannabarry6325  Very true. But I'm not going to forget all the little tyrants who crawled out of the wood work to shame others for not rolling over. There are people I won't be speaking to again and businesses that I'll never enter again.
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  6.  @sarahchapman7863  You're very welcome. Good luck. TBH I don't know why unions and lawyers are not making people aware of Article 6. BTW as an unrelated side note: I've heard a lot of people over the years talk about how the NHS should be privatised: my father spent a fortune on health insurance his entire life, but what he was put through in the final months of his life in a private hospital at the hands of incompetent and disinterested doctors is something that belongs in a horror film (I'm not even exaggerating). The only problem I can see with the NHS is its bloated bureaucracy. I have found the service itself always to be excellent.
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  7. He has already been backed into a corner and he has finally reacted: btw here is a short but very intelligent clarification from a Canadian who's people hail from Hungary/Ukraine. I would strongly urge to at least listen to what he has to say: https://youtu.be/SKLE4T0aapQ
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  8. Florida did great during the lockdown. I live in the UK: refused the mask and the jab - and there were very few of us.
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  9. GB news has been sliding for a while now. People watched gb news to get away from the likes of pierce and now the channel is peppered with them.
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  10. sunak called it for the 4th July in the hope that Independent candidates and parties wouldn't have time to organise their campaigns. He did this to save as much of the tory and labour uniparty as he could.
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  11.  @nokitanada7390  I agree: I unsubscribed from BG news last week after it's reprehensible coverage of Ukraine. That being said Neil Oliver himself is the best of the lot of them and has said he finds the narrative hard to believe. Maybe he wasn't as combative as he could have been with that liar "journalist".
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  12. Well - that changes my intended vote for Reform: I guess I'll have to look elsewhere. Actually - listening to him is making me sick. Smh.
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  13. They can when it suits them. The lockdown, for instance, was policed with plenty of force: and they seemed to be enjoying enforcing that.
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  14. The tories and labour caused all this. Both played their part and continue to play their part in bringing this about.
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  15. People trying to stitch up Rupert Lowe. I'd remind Nigel Farage that we voted for him and his party to get away from cloak and dagger politics.
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  16.  @clivewalker5465  Exactly.
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  17. Exactly. Exactly right.
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  18. Exactly.
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  19. GB news never reported the truth about the Ukraine conflict. Its the main reason I unsubscribed.
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  20. She's a loud mouth - and GB news is rapidly becoming the new bbc.
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  21.  @oweng7987  Yep. True.
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  22. I don't know about that: most people I know complied with the lockdown and took the vaccine: I never complied and the abuse, flack, pressure and shaming tactics I experienced were from ordinary people, shaming other ordinary people, while most other ordinary people rolled over and stayed silent. I'm still pretty shocked about all that.
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  23. 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 v$££ine against their will. I have no idea why the alt media, or even human rights groups and lawyers are not making people aware of this. One lawsuit would end this madness once and for all. Now boris and his cabinet needs to lift the ban on unv@££lnated NHS staff.
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  24. If they refuse to fight for a government that doesn't give a damn about them, then they are absolutely right. The WW2 generation had something to fight for. All the things that they had to fight for are gone - taken away by a ;political class that is now expecting them to fight.
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  25. All the best, I'm delighted with this excellent news: have a great and successful year and keep safe.
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  26. I take my hat off to Gen Z if they refuse. Our grandfather's fought and look at what happened to everything they fought for.
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  27. Tucker did the job you should have been doing and you can't stand it. Thumbs down for this vid alone: I remember once having high hopes for GBN.
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  28. Exactly. Well said.
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  29. GB News is bringing on anyone and everyone who will push fro the idea of all out war on Russia.
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  30. Exactly: Valance,. Whitty and hancock are still walking with all the big pharma cash that's been stuffed up their asses.
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  31. Exactly. I'm the only person I know who refused to wear a muzzle in any of the places I went to. In all honesty I was only challenged a handful of times and most places were okay with it but I won't forget the places where I was challenged and I won't forget the people who just rolled over, either. I remember a boomer accosted me in the London Underground once and I just said to him: "What did your parents fight for anyway? If you want to live in a police state go ahead, don't drag me down with you."
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  32. Exactly.
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  33. That's Anne Diamond for you.
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  34. 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. What the govt is trying to do is illegal.
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  35. Looks like Trudeau is in for a True Drop.
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  36. I always called him 'O'Toole of the Establishment'.
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  37. Well done. I never complied either, from the beginning, and tried to warn others. It's been like the twilight zone.
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  38. I agree, too. As much as I despise that anti-democratic sociopath I can't think of anyone else who would be any better right now, except for David Davis and he's already said he doesn't want the job: I used to think Jacob Rees Mogg until his total silence over this insane lockdown throughout. As for the "opposition" party? All pro-lockdown the lot of them and they've been probably breaking the rules, too.
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  39. Exactly. I had high hopes for gb news once, until Ukraine when they showed themselves to be no different to the other channels.
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  40. "Nichola Sturgeon's idea of normal is not my idea of normal". Beautifully put and absolutely spot on - and that's been the problem with most of these leaders, they are abnormal, deeply dysfunctional people.
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  41. There are a couple of other factors: she belongs to a well connected and very shady, far left "think tank/charity" called 'Common Purpose': they receive £5000 per head of tax payer's money to "train future leaders" and were given charitable status by Gordon Brown when labour were in office: they have churned out a lot of insane and worthless civil servants. By the way: she was also the commander in charge of the botched security operation that resulted in the killing of innocent Brazillian electrician Jean Charles deMenezes: she was fast tracked through the ranks after that - failure and incompetence seems to be very highly prized by today's police chiefs.
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  42. A slight reshuffle and you're already delighted. Nobody looks after millionaires and even billionaires better than the labour and tory parties.
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  43. I thought they'd already disappeared given their complete silence over this lockdown in the last two years.
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  44. @Grimmlord Blakk By putting down your own rights and claiming you're powerless - that is the definition of undermining yourself.
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  45. I heard yesterday that labour voters are beginning to regret voting for them now. I guess Starmer's behaviour has come as a surprise to them. We did warn them.
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  46. True: and given that morbid obesity is a far bigger killer than covid, shouldn't bozo have to carry a 'Diet' passport or be refused entry when he tries to eat out.
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  47. Exactly. And GB News has been inviting these - ahem - "experts" on to air their "views" about Ukraine since this started. It's why I'm no longer subscribed to the channel. The recent history of what's really been happening in Ukraine is there for anyone who cares to look into it and I'm astonished at how many people have fallen right in with sky, bbc, cnn over this.
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  48. Don't worry. At least I can tell you Channel 4 had that very concern in mind when they refused to the run the Rotheham story back in 2004 over fears that it may lead to hurtful comments. And Channel 4 stuck to their promise for 10 full yeas until critical mass forced the story out into the open. They don't like to be reminded of that fact for some reason.
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  49. Nigel Farage spoke simple facts and truth, regardless of how some disingenuous politicians want to misinterpret it.
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  50. Ah. I see my comment about the actual recent history of Ukraine has since been removed. Cheers GB News.
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