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

  1. The funniest thing about it was that I saw the police being interviewed years later about the case and they were still livid that no-one gave up the killers. I was amazed that they even had the motivation to be livid but there we go.
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  2. I have to say - I did feel very sorry for the guy when someone put his windows through and you could see him weeping for a few seconds before composing himself: even Dank felt sorry for him when he saw that.
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  3. "The pen is mightier than the sword". That all depends on where you stick it.
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  4. Vermin removal.
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  5. I remember an art teacher teacher once remarking to me: "anyone whose willing to pay a fortune for 3 lines on a canvas deserves what they're buying".
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  6. Lol he won't need to - everyone saw him do it and everyone knows who did it: the only people who don't know who did it was the cops.
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  7. He doesn't quite have his father's gnads, 'though.
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  8. I remember it well: I thought at the time that these sniper attacks were related to the war on terror.
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  9. And it's exactly why the political class over there are so determined to disarm the population.
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  10. Yep: that was ingenious.
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  11. Absolute Mad Vlad. A few interesting facts: Vlad and his brother were trained and recruited as special forces soldiers (Janizarians) by the Turks: Vlad himself possessed immense physical strength. He also later personally led the many ambushes and raids against Turkish troops.
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  12.  @Rancorous_Ryan  The Guardian lol. A newspaper that has shamed itself over and over again with the lies that it prints. Dear oh dear.
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  13. It's the same over here in Europe. The criminals have guns, of course. I hope Americans hold onto their 2nd Amendment - if they don't they'll end up like us...sitting ducks.
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  14. He had eyes and ears in the US state dept - and a son in Canada :D
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  15. I believe his story. Normally I wouldn't believe a story like that but I worked with a lot of refugees from the Balkan war when I was living in Germany in the nineties - and I believe him.
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  16. I worked with a lot of refugees from that war when I lived in Germany in the early nineties, mostly Bosnians and Croats - some of the nicest people I've ever met: I found the same to be true of the Serbs that I worked with there, too, tbh. It's hard to imagine that their states were in such a savage war against each other.
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  17. Lol you're not the only one!
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  18. Well, those doctors and nurses must have had some weird ways of pleasuring themselves if they assumed a hemorrhoid bleed was down to you putting something there.
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  19. That's a fair point but tbh if he was evil and conniving enough to manipulate the youngster into murdering multiple people I seriously doubt he even considered the welfare of the boy.
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  20. True. It was the Streisand effect before it was called the Streisand effect.
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  21.  @maddie709  P.S. on your comment that Rathband was a "troubled man" - you probably would be, too, if you'd had both your eyes blown out by a psycho with a shotgun.
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  22.  @MidlifeCrisisJoe  True. Eustace Mullins was once on McCarthy's team - he talked about how he was removed and replaced by Roy Cohn: shortly afterwards things began to unravel. TBH I believe Roy Cohn was put there to subvert and destroy the McCarthy hearings and McCarthy himself. Sure - Cohn was hated himself but he didn't care: just like Tony Blair is hated in Britain, but he doesn't't care - he carried out the deep state's bidding and that's all he cared about.
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  23. Ugh :/
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  24. Hey, Dank: I just want to point out one note of optimism which a lot of people may miss: from 31:48 on - pretty much the same joke that got you into trouble in the first place but we know the police and courts will not touch it with a 10 foot barge pole this time. Maybe this case has achieved a lot more than you may realise.
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  25. Kindred spirits in the courts system.
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  26. British justice.
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  27. I don't think the police slept - it sounds to me like there was some sort of relationship between him and senior officers: could be he was an informant, or maybe he and those cops shared some sort of common criminal pastime.
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  28. I'm glad you got to the core of the problem in the end.
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  29. Yep: no wonder the democrats are so determined to abolish the 2nd Amendment.
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  30. On that subject I'd love to see you do an episode on Lawnchair Larry, the guy who was arrested for flying 15,000 feet into airspace on a chair attached to 43 helium balloons and a bb gun.
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  31. Did you really have Ass burgers?
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  32. True - but tbh he actually sounded as if he was happy.
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  33. The psychotic billionaire who tried to take over the world - lol - there are a lot of those, Dank, and they're still at it.
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  34.  @How_To_Drive_a_TARDIS  Lol!
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  35. Lol, nice one.
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  36. I like a story with a happy ending :)
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  37.  @alberttrita5858  Wow. Thanks for letting me know. Maybe one day I'll get to visit the place.
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  38.  @alberttrita5858  Thanks. I'm going to look that up. :)
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  39. This is the first episode :D.
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  40. A weird ass? I've never heard a myth about a weird ass, but that sounds very intriguing.
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  41. More accurate, too.
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  42. ...at the same time rock stars were taking lsd in America and everyone was idolising them. I don't think the CIA had their thinking caps on then lol...or maybe they were taking some of it themselves. :D
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  43. I never knew that.
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  44.  @scowler7200  No. That was Bear (arse) Grills.
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  45. Yep - they don't make them like that anymore.
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  46. lol, nice one!
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  47.  @krald8421  True - my opinion is that he had something going on with the cops. It's very unusual that they were so angry about his passing: he was clearly supplying them with something.
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  48.  @beeaye7944  Certainly they were suddenly missing out on something he was supplying them with.
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  49. Let's stop for a second to imagine what it must have been like saving the world from fascism only to return home to a fascist state, harassed by your own police and robbed by your own legislature.
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  50. So I guess it looks like the bottle is mightier than the sword. TBH under normal circumstances I wouldn't have believed his claim but I worked with a lot of refugees from that region when I was living in Germany and I can tell you that I believe him.
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