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

  1. Come on Triggernometry: Fox broke no Ofcom or GB News rules, that's the real issue here. Meanwhile that delightful young lady has made numerous vile comments about men that did breach Ofcom rules without any of you saying anything. GB News should have stuck by their stated principles. I look forward to your interview with her, if it ever happens, which I doubt. Hypocritometry.
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  2. That statement, more than anything, jumped out at me, too. Extraordinary thing for him to say.
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  3.  @espada9  Very true - and they all insist that they know what's best for everyone - sometimes with catastrophic consequences.
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  4.  @1247.cccccc  Yes: he's a hypocrite.
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  5. "There is one algorithm I run more than most". And there you have it: the guy thinks he's literally better than everyone else. Thanks, Triggernometry, for giving this charlatan the time and space to completely expose himself. 29:00 And that was a very revealing snarky sideswipe he took at you guys.
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  6. I never took to the guy because I always felt there was something disingenuous and smug about him - but I have to say his take on the vaccine surprised even me: well, a lot of people surprised me during the twilight zone of 2020-2021 but I thought he would have been more intelligent than that. He's a menace.
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  7. She'll never apologise and Triggernometry will never grill her about it.
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  8.  @JustinFisher777  There's no doubt about it, Orwell knew his stuff.
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  9. Very true.
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  10. Well summarised.
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  11. Very true - well, when Orwell talked about the 'Ministry of Truth' in 1984 it was a veiled reference to the bbc.
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  12.  @Tounushi  Very well put. I agree.
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  13. Of course not, and we all know it. GB news and triggernometry have been a huge disappointment in this regard.
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  14. Lol true.
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  15.  @Anne_Onymous  True. Because people like that believe they have insight that no-one else has: he doesn't just not believe in God - he regards himself as one: such people have always been a danger - a huge danger.
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  16. When they invite her on and give her the same grilling about the numerous comments she has made, I'll give them that credit.
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  17.  @drnot442  Fox didn't break any Ofcom rules: and its interesting that you have nothing to say about the vile and disgusting remarks she constantly makes and gets away with. The hypocrisy and cowardice of it all is what is so disappointing here.
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  18. Very true.
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  19. Hypocritometry.
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  20. Yep - and triggernometry seems to have played right into it.
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  21. Exactly.
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  22. Aha.
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  23. Now that was a very well written comment.
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  24. It's even worse than that. He said : "There's one algorithm I'm running more than most - intellectual honesty".
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  25. The problem with intellectuals and other academically gifted people is that they think they are brilliant in all aspects of life and they think know better than everyone about everything: this is why they never develop and lack wisdom and self awareness.
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  26. Some of these police chiefs and managers belong to a shady organisation called 'Common Purpose' - Gordon Brown gave it charitable status when he was PM and they train people for 'leadership' positions, mostly in the civil service but also in the private sector. They've caused trouble wherever they've gone: the organisation was set up by Julia Middleton and George Soros.
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  27. Well, GB News threw Laurence Fox under the bus - and the two guys at Hypocritometry had a go at Fox, too, and Neither of these two fakes had anything to say about Ava Evans' numerous breaches of Ofcom rules. Look at them - two hypocrites congratulating each other.
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  28. Exactly. Its disgusting. Too bad we'll never see these two grill her over her numerous and vile violations of Ofcom rules.
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  29. Absolutely: he has just declared, without a hint of irony, that he supports censorship if it's directed at someone he hates. That's shocked a lot of people who respected him because they believed he was against censorship. I never took to the chap myself, but if I had been a fan of his I'd be very disappointed now.
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  30.  @stratmaster921  True. Konstantin is as sharp as a razor: you should see the brief interview he did with the bbc recently where he completely owned the beeb presenter with very little effort. Here's a link if yt doesn't algohttps://youtu.be/a9muRmoc5Awrithm it.
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  31. I'm really glad that the caliber of the bbc is so high that it's presenters can tune in to peoples' thoughts just by looking at their limbs move. Extraordinary ability - clearly our license fee is being well spent on the cream of journalism.
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  32. I must admit that was a good one.
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