Comments by "Jack Spring" (@jackspring7709) on "The Times and The Sunday Times" channel.

  1. He's already shown what he thinks of the Irish people including, and especially, the disabled and those who care for them. Leo Varadkar is working very hard for the people he represents - none of whom are Irish.
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  2. The only thing that shocks me is that people actually believed this lot were following the rules they imposed on the rest of us. And where were all the reporters to expose this stuff when it actually mattered? Oh yeah - they were busy promoting these rules instead of doing their job.
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  3. The two men who attacked the police in Manchester airport and broke a WPC's nose still haven't been charged: none of the Leeds rioters were jailed. Two tier response from two tier police chiefs.
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  4. Looks like Leeds, England. We're having them here, too - but normal people call them riots.
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  5. Well said, Lee, and those other bystanders who were not going to allow him to be heckled like that. Glad to see people in general are no longer willing to tolerate this nonsense and speak up.
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  6. She brought her own political activism into a church service. She sullied that service.
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  7. Yeah, no worries. Our pensioners are freezing over here in the UK, our cost of living has shot through the roof, our government has just pledged 100 years of support to Ukraine that our children and grandchildren will be paying off - and our government now wants us to send our own children to fight, too? We didn't want this war. Ukraine's government did, with the encouragement of our's.
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  8. The fact that nobody went to prison other than the victims is an absolute scandal and an indictment of the rule of law in this country.
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  9. Sir Keir Starmer is down with the working man. Just look at that jacket, that walk, that hair. That smile. Yes, he's definitely a down to earth, honest politician lol.
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  10. Sounds a bit hateful towards the environment: I'm going to lodge a hate speech complaint - I believe they're very popular with the police in Scotland right now :D
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  11. Well, it looks like German authorities aren't afraid to call it what it is. Over here in the UK the attackers are referred to as youngsters, mentally ill, UK citizens and everything else they can think of but what they are.
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  12. I believe that's what's happening, yes.
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  13. When East and West Germany re-united Ronald Reagan mentioned that he was concerned about the types that might come in from the East: Angela Merkel was one of them - and Reagan was right.
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  14. Do some research on what has really been happening over there for a decade rather than listening to the same people who told you Iraq had WMDs and needs to be invaded - then it'll all really make sense.
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  15. I guess people have forgotten that just a few months ago the US State dept head said that she had nasty surprises in store for Russia in the coming year.
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  16. The worst thing about it for me is that I knew, in the middle of all this, that they were partying it up and laughing at us. When my mother died in isolation, I knew they were all breaking the rules themselves - when we buried her and only a handful of people were allowed to attend, I knew boris and his lot were having parties and laughing at us. I tried to warn others, too.
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  17. So the police caught him almost immediately and they're already saying he is a lone wolf. Must be an MI5 job, so.
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  18.  @coltonbarnes7861  In the UK they probably wouldn't have even been caught.
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  19. The Times talking about "shamelessness" lol.
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  20. Ah. I wonder how Officer Lesbos is getting on these days? Last time I saw it, it was pepper-spraying people standing outside a house.
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  21. Because they're a sorry bunch and have been for a long time. Don't forget it was police chiefs who helped cover up the Rotherham scandal.
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  22. He has no intention of raising anyone's living standards but his own. People better start realising that.
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  23. Lol - unshaven and wearing the same green sweatshirt he's been wearing for the last 2 years.
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  24.  @nchcroy3877  Thank you very much nchcroy: luckily she had a long life: I feel awful for people who lost children during this insanity - this lock down and everything that went with ti should never have happened - and when the full devastation it had on peoples' lives is revealed I'm hoping lawsuits and prosecutions follow.
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  25. Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. I want my mummy.
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  26.  @ian3893  They should all be charged.
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  27. Would you have said that if the student was a girl and the teacher was a man? Of course you wouldn't. You'd be baying for the death penalty like all the other hypocrites on this thread.
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  28. He doesn't care: the fact that he was running around doing publicity stunts for his party while this inquiry has been going on shows he couldn't care less and isn't even embarrassed. All these people should be answering those questions in front of a judge, not in front of an inquiry.
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  29. Its a lot of fuel allowance money, too.
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  30.  @colin5577  The new political class regards the elderly as disposable - and I believe they may even be acting on it: eugenics. There is one very large private hospital in Dublin which I suspect is involved in this: The Beacon - I would caution anyone over a certain age to be mindful of that place.
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  31.  @sue769  Thank you sue - and remember this next time these charlatans try to lock us down for whatever reason.
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  32.  @mariebarr1745  Thank you Marie. We can't ever let them to this again.
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  33. Exactly. And a lot of that money going to Syria was paid into the state by many of those pensioners when they were working as taxpayers.
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  34. Well said. Of course she'll never do that.
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  35. They were hiding and waiting to take their impotency and cowardice out on easy targets.
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  36. Ah. Interesting point. I see one or 2 other people have commented that she was up to something.
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  37.  @jameswarrington9402  I started calling it LBC (C for censorship) a few years back. That doesn't surprise me about James O'Brein - something very unpleasant about that guy.
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  38. What are you talking about? They all tackled him. Smh.
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  39. Exactly.
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  40. Like a thief in the night he's getting out while the getting's good.
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  41.  @flujab1707  My ex worked in one of the busiest hospitals in Dublin and it was so quiet that she and all her colleagues were on furlough for nearly 6 months. I really hope everyone refuses another clampdown if these charlatans try it again. They were happy to utterly devastate hundreds of thousands of lives to assert control and get contracts for their friends and donors: and they enjoyed it. They'd do it again in a heart beat if they thought they could get away with it.
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  42. Well said.
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  43. True - US and UK troops have been there since 2014: a NATO general was killed during a Ukraine army incursion into Donetsk in 2014-15: at least 50 French Foreign Legion troops were killed last summer at their billet by a Russian strike Kiev. Scores of Polish troops have been killed there, too. The Azov battalion has personnel from all over the world, too: even from South Africa.
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  44. These types were dealt with beautifully recently in Dublin, Ireland. They all bussed into an area in the city centre with their slogans and chants: none of them were locals: and when it came time for them to leave, the local community surrounded them and refused to let them leave, made them wait there until locals were ready to allow them to leave. It was very funny.
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  45.  @jamesmunyaneza2494  Donbas, East Ukraine, declared themselves independent states and then INVITED Russia in to help them in February 2022, when Kiev forces began amassing on the Donbas border and intensified shelling on that region. East Ukraine invited Russia in to help them protect themselves. I bet you didn't know that East Ukraine is mainly ethnic Russian and has been attacked by Kiev forces from 2014 right up to 2022. That between 2014 and 2022 Kiev forces killed 14,000 people in East Ukraine. Well, you know now.
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  46. Thank you. I thought so.
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  47. Darn it! London gets Storm Anoni and Hetfordshire gets global boiling.
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  48. Starmer mocks Baedonoch, baedonoch mocks starmer....and they and their parties mock the rest of us when they're all chilling out together at the Westminster bar.
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  49. Dear oh dear - Biden escalates, and its Trump's fault. Smh.
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  50.  @basicinfo8786  I'm an immigrant myself, but here's the difference: I don't go around subverting countries, disrespecting their culture and slaughtering people....do you get me?
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  51. St Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland. It must be tough for 2 of them to join the celebrations.
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  52. At least that snake's out of the country for the celebrations.
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  53. Once again the Times chooses the wrong side of history. You're not going to fool people this time round - not after you helped devastate so many lives last time.
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  54.  @MakeRangersGreatAgain  Odd remark but yeah, it is pretty obvious what they're doing.
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  55.  @MichaelWillby  taqyya - yep: spot on.
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  56. Ah. I didn't know that.
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  57.  @jamesmunyaneza2494  Crimea voted to rejoin Russia after the massacre of ethnic Russians in the Union Building in Odessa. The Azov militants who carried out that massacre were then given their own battalion within the Ukraine military. Crimea wants nothing to do with Kiev.,
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  58.  @5ifty6ixmediauk  True: a number of media outlets reported on that - and also the n@zl and neo-N divisions within the Ukraine military: unfortunately since 2022 they won't touch any of those subjects now. Its a shame.
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  59. Well it looks like a lot of people will be missing that band's tour next time. What a man of low character.
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  60. I wondered. Thanks for the context.
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  61. Definitely agitators - and they probably did it for pennies, if they were paid at all.
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  62. Exactly. They have no-one to blame but themselves.
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  63. Of course it won't - and they will happily let us know that while they laugh: just like the lockdown parties.
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  64. The Times deleting my comments again about how that was handled by the polzei.
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  65. More activists working on behalf of the other parties and probably media: I hope these losers are at least being paid to waste their lives like this.
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  66. Yeah. Something very peculiar about all this. After what they did to Julian Assange I'm not going to take their word for whatever their claims are. He was in the army, he was a computer technician. Maybe he was just a whistleblower with a lot to tell. Again - look what they did to Assange. Also - did they ever even say what 'terrorism' he was involved in? No. Again, citing Assange, I don't believe a word of any of this and they've proven they will throw someone in a hole for no reason.
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  67. I guess we're supposed to take your word for that, are we, plod? I get it - policing social media and mask wearing in the last few years has given you lot a taste for the easy life.
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  68. I remember that. South Park did a good job of calling out the double standards in that episode.
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  69. Confession through projection from Mz Rayner. She's judging them by her own standards.
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  70.  @apocalypticweasel9078  Ok. Sorry for being so abrasive - but I've had a few people say similar to me, particularly of late and it makes my blood boil when someone says that.
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  71. By Bye McCarthy - don't let the revolving door hit you on the way out.
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  72. Yep - you're definitely not a scientist. He was there covering the fact that Israel has started attacking Lebanon. A massive escalation.
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  73. They don't want to find him. Going after mean tweets, hate speech and people singing hymns outside churches has given them a taste for the easy life.
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  74. They probably received the footage from the people who are paying them all a huge amount of money to push the same line.
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  75. Lol - "plans", "lessons have been learned", "fit for purpose", "we hear you". The same old cliches. Prosecutions are what's needed, not empty words and processes designed to drag everything out and avoid accountability.
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  76. Very different.
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  77. Very true.
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  78. 'Inaction man?' I hope Starmer gave the advertising agency he hired credit for that tag.
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  79. He should. Of course he won't but he should.
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  80. Hypocrisy bs. You wouldn't be saying that if the roles were reversed.
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  81.  @basicinfo8786  "Europeans" - learn some discernment. Also - is there a huge influx of Europeans settling down in Arabia and setting up Christian churches?
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  82. Well said.
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  83. Having utterly devastated the country that his father moved to,he has left us to pick up the pieces while he runs away to Europe for a top job with the people he really works for. His replacement will be no better: Fine Gael chose him: they all have to go.
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  84. TBH most of us don't even get that here in the UK.
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  85. Absolutely.
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  86. Very true.
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  87. 6 and a half years: there's real privilege for you. It would have been life if it was a man.
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  88. NOT originally from Cardiff: his name is Ali-Al-Shakati, an asylum seeker no originally from the UK.
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  89. Add a politician, a policeman and a journalist and it'll be a worse joke.
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  90. Hold firm, let them know you don't believe them: if no-one complies. If everyone had told the to F off last time they wouldn't have been able to pull any of that cr*p.
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  91. I'm sure they will.
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  92. True.
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  93. And what if the student was a girl and the teacher was aman?
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  94. Its quite likely that one of the 500 year old judges just farted.
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  95. Its not "people". Its specific people.
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  96. And I'm sure the US and Israel did nothing whatsoever to provoke that attack. No, nothing whatsoever. Absolutely not.
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  97. Female privilege and societal double standards.
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  98. He criticised the government, citing war crimes in Gaza - then suddenly he finds himself in Club Assange. Amazing coincidence. Its such a huge pity that I don't even expect the media to get to the truth of the claims.
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  99.  @apocalypticweasel9078  Gone very quiet all of a sudden, weasel. Nothing to say?
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  100.  @apocalypticweasel9078  The only thing you should apologise for is the presumptions you made about what I did about it.
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  101. Exactly.
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  102. If she had been so gracious in office she wouldn't be getting booted out now.
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  103. They are lying. Both of them. Take everything they say with a grain of salt.
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  104. From Penny Mordant Penny Lessdant. Bye, Penny. You'll be missed by the rest of your club in WEFminster.
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  105. Be thankful they weren't around where you were.
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  106. Lol!
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  107. Its worse than all that. In Syria the new Justice Minister has just declared Sharia Law - and all women have now been ordered to cover up and stay inside unless escorted by a male relative. The 50billion that is being robbed from us as UK taxpayers will go straight into the pockets of war lords and the military Industrial Complex.
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  108. far right is anyone the state bribes our media to call far right.
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  109. Well if someone from nato says it, it must be true.....LOL!
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  110.  @flogginga_dead_horse4022  Maybe do some research on the truth of that war before calling others dumb. That will involve research, something that intelligent people do. The facts are out there for anyone who bothers to follow them up. Smh.
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  111.  @XXXTENTAClON227  Try arguing your point instead of reciting some generic collection of words that someone else has put in your head. You don't agree? Argue your point - use your brain.
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  112.  @JonJon-en8sz  Exactly. That's what it was all about - and Kiev was only too happy to be used as a weapon against Russia: terrible tragedy for a generation of young men and their families there.
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  113.  @InDreamsYourMine  Thanks. I should have qualified what I wrote. I meant the Ukraine administration, not the Ukrainian people. I'm well aware of the history behind the conflict and the great work of Jeffrey Sachs. Thank you.
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  114.  @flipfilfip  I've been following that conflict since 2014, when it really began. If you knew the truth about what has really been going on there you'd be shocked. Our media are the same people who told us Iraq had WMDs and needed to be invaded. This is the same lie and the same template being used. I did my own research on that conflict. the facts are out there for anyone who cares to look.
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  115. None of it adds up. I'm beginning to think he may have been a whistleblower of sorts. Well - look at what they did to Julian Assange. They'll throw anyone in a hole for no reason and accuse their victim of terrorism.
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  116.  @marklee2588  I agree.
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  117.  @SnakePliskin762  Its a matter of record. Do your own research instead of listening to the same people who told you Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.
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  118.  @SnakePliskin762  You did no research if you don't know NATO troops (or, more digestibly, troops from NATO countries) are in Ukraine fighting on Kiev's side. Even back in the 2014-15 conflict in Donbas a NATO general was killed during an incursion into Donetsk. Your passive aggressive use of the phrase 'grown adults' doesn't do your argument any justice either.
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  119. Exactly. Same thing happened thing the other night: major announcements by the police of impending far right riots and protests - and when it came to it, no-one was there - except for the counter protestors, a huge police presence and the media.
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  120. Lol.
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  121. The tory government destroyed itself from within - it doesn't get to start suddenly saying it cares about the very things it turned its back on. My guess is this is a line that their advertising agency has dreamt up.
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  122. True.
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  123.  @piaeichberg  There is a difference between compassion and partisan political activism. If you genuinely believe the things you wrote above you would understand that point.
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  124.  @piaeichberg  I don't see him as God - I'm just saying if you don't agree, then argue your point. And spare me the amateur psychology about being good Christians. She chose to get political at a church ceremony for her own activism. Now if she wasn't a hypocrite she would have had a similar message for the other side: I would reference the conservatives who were attacked and killed during BLM riots in America, plus the numerous attempts to destroy Trump, followed by 2 attempts to assassinate him recently. She could have used the pulpit to speak about compassion on all sides, but she didn't. She used it for her own political ends.
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  125.  @piaeichberg  No. I pointed out that she chose the sermon for political activism. Pointing out that someone is making something political, is not being political. If she was genuinely for compassion she would have spoken about compassion for all, including conservatives who have been attacked and even killed during those antifa and BLM riots, the numerous attempts to destroy Trump and the 2 recent attempts to kill him. She chose only to talk about her own political interests. Genuine compassion is compassion for everyone. I would have respected her if she had preached that particular message.
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  126. Exactly - and that should concern us all: they are a big part of the problem.
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  127. True.
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  128. Victoria Nuland of the US State Dept announced that they have nasty surprises in store for Russia for 2024. Its pretty obvious what really happened there.
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  129. Far right? I didn't see any swastikas or flags that suggested that. The Times slowly dwindling into insignificance along with the political class that started all this.
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  130. Exactly.
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  131. Media spends so much time lying, exaggerating and trying to frighten people that I don't blame people for not paying attention to them. Look at what they're writing about a few waves hitting rocks in England.
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  132. Thank you, Gove - but you're part of the problem: you, labour, the lib dems and the greens.
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  133. Exactly. Very well said. It's always the way.
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  134. Great. Now we have a choice: Tory excuses or labour excuses. H'mm decisions, decisions.
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  135.  @That_13ased_American  My understanding was the colours were a salute to the successful recent restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral. I may be wrong but that was my understanding.
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  136. Tapeworms can be difficult to dislodge.
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  137. Leftist radical activists will sully any event and sink to any level to push their activism.
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  138. Excellent point - judging by that walk it does looks like they're sharing the same vibe.
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  139. The US and UK provoked this war and they have been provoking Russia ever since. There is a documentary on youtube called Ukraine on Fire - it tells the truth of what's really been going on there. I would strongly urge you to watch it.
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  140.  @Merlin3189  Exactly. The media has been a huge part of his problem and they are getting worse.
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  141. Of course the cuts are impossible right now: there are wars to finance, governments to overthrow, politicians to promote and media organisations to pay off: that costs huge amounts of money. But don't think for one second that the other main parties will do anything differently.
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  142. Yep - they were all trained by the same morons.
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  143. It turns out they've all been exposed. Antifa Watch has named them: tthey are actors who starrred in the Ken Loach film The Old Oak. More actors. I wonder if Ch 4 paid them.
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  144.  @basicinfo8786  Try arguing your point instead of repeating short sentences that don't mean anything. At any rate you lot have been slaughtering each other in the middle east for hundreds of years. You never answered my question: where are the hordes of Europeans moving to the middle east and building churches?
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  145.  @telmas7183  Hopefully so.
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  146.  @dhalsim-1  Yes, exactly. I remember thinking at the time "Yeah, right! They're all at it". Kier Stasi is the lowest form of life in WEFminster - and that's saying something.
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  147. He's a terrorist now, is he? So where was this attack, exactly?
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  148. Ooh, yes, Rishi - its rather jolly horrid: I dare say this rabble are getting rather quite an idea about themselves. In fact this is a reality check to you, labour and the lib dems: we've had enough of all of you.
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  149. So - I guess no racists turned up....just like the other night. I hope people are beginning to realise that the far right racist movement is a myth: it doesn't exist.
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  150. Just bear one thing in mind: this is exactly what happened to Julian Assange when he, too, spoke about war crimes in the Middle East. Exact same template. Recently the tories expelled Andrew Bridgen with false accusations of anti-semitism when he gave a hugely significant speech a few weeks ago about the facts and figures of the devastation caused by the lockdown and mandates.
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  151.  @lolendme No need to cry. I said it LOOKS like Leeds, England - and that it's called A RIOT. That's the only point I was making, nothing more, nothing less - so maybe next time read and understand a comment so you won't look like a cretin.
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  152.  @lolendme  I see my reply to your reply has been deleted so I'll summarise. My own comment was that it LOOKS like Leeds, England and that it is a RIOT. Nothing more, nothing less. You should make sure you actually understand what's actually being written before you reply and get so upset about it.
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  153.  @stairwaytoinfinityandbeyon293  I said it looks like Leeds, not it's exactly like Leeds lmfao lol laughing emoji
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  154.  @justinjoseph8491  I know ;)
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  155. Lol.
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  156. Oh - you're giving the new Sharia government in Syria 50billion pounds of the tax money that we gave the state and entrusted you with. Thanks Lammy, that's very generous of us. Maybe the Syrians will be able to afford a fuel allowance out of what's left after the warring factions have pocketed most of it.
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  157. True. mind you I'd say they are being paid a lot of money to push this cr*p.
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  158. The British state has always been rolling in money that we, as taxpayers, have been giving them. They make a fortune every year off us and pretend, every year, that money is short.
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  159. Lol!
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  160. Lol - our media must be the only people on planet earth who care about an irrelevant remark made by an irrelevant president who doesn't even know where he is most of the time. Try reporting something.
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  161. TBH I think he does realise he's enflaming this. I think he and labour want the chaos.
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  162. Exactly.
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  163. The tories, labour AND the libdems turned Britain into what it is today.
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  164. Exactly.
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  165. TBH there is some doubt about whether he is even 17: I've heard claims they are using that age claim to help protect his identity. There is something very nefarious going on here.
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  166.  @M5TABBYCAT  Its the act of openly lying to non-Muslims about the intentions of Islam and islamists.
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  167. Amazing how it all just happened all around these top level civil servants who had nothing whatsoever to do with any of it. The biggest inroad ever driven into our society just happened all by itself and the people who were enforcing it all weren't really. No shame.
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  168.  @jon9625  :D
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  169. Thanks. That clarifies a lot. It certainly fits in with the MO of the US deep state.
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  170. True - but unfortunately labour and the lib dems are no different: the last 3 years have proven that.
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  171. Weeks before the attack the Americans had Threatened them. Victoria Nuland said she had nasty surprises in store for Russia in the coming year.
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  172. Which mob? You're very selective about the mob you choose.
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  173. If you think labour or the libdems are any different you're in for a big surprise: all three establishments are owned by the same people anyway: the last 3 years has proven that: in fact labour wanted to go even further with the lockdowns.
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  174. Well, good riddance: you did sterling work for the state during lockdown.
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  175. Yep - its terrible. Bravely speak up about the slaughter being perpetrated against the people of Gaza, and suddenly you're being 'Julian Assanged' - and lots of people are more than happy to believe it.
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  176. The mainstream media is acting as if they will survive a nuclear exchange.
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  177. Exactly. They were basically laughing at us, telling themselves that we'd vote for them anyway. They are solely to blame for the starmer gang getting in.
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  178. They'll say nothing at all: I'm pretty sure, by this stage, that publications like the times are being paid by the state to follow narratives.
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  179. 14 years they had: in the previous election they had a massive majority - and they spent all that time turning their backs on their base, laughing at them and shmoozing with lobbyists.
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  180. Judging by many of the repulsive comments on this thread, they would't call her a n0nce at all.
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  181. TBH he doesn't even want Ukraine. This was launched to protect ethnic Russian states in East Ukraine which were being attacked since 2014. Also to keep NATO away from Russia's border so its no longer a threat. Russia's only demand is that Ukraine remain neutral and keep to that promise. There is a very good youtube documentary called 'Ukraine on Fire' which tells the truth of that conflict. It explains everything. The Russians did everything they could to avoid conflict.
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  182. When Robert Peel announced his intention to create a metropolitan police force, he faced massive opposition from the Victorian public who believed they would eventually become an unaccountable bully-boy (and girl, let's not forget nasty, overzealous WPCs) force. They were a smart lot, those Victorians.
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  183. @kevinsimpson-dw6vu Lol - "white, slightly middle Eastern maybe but definitely not black or brown - closer to white skin so he must be white." That comment makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. I'll bet you weren't making that careful skin tone analysis over the last stabbing a couple of weeks ago.
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  184. She's a cabbage not a lettuce.....but so is starmer.
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  185. You're listening to the same people who told you Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. There is a documentary on youtube called 'Ukraine on Fire' - it tells the truth of what's been really going on there and who started it. I would strongly urge you to watch it.
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  186. U.S. "We have some nasty surprises for Russia in 2024". March 2024: massacre at Crocus theatre, leaving almost 150 civilians dead. U.S. "Nothing to do with us....or Ukraine".
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  187. Yeah. Something very peculiar about all this. After what they did to Julian Assange I'm not going to take their word for whatever their claims are. He was in the army, he was a computer technician. Maybe he was just a whistleblower with a lot to tell. Again - look what they did to Assange. Also - did they ever even say what 'terrorism' he was involved in? I don't believe a word of any of this and they've already proven they will throw someone in a hole for no reason.
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  188. Mind you they were also pretty zealous during the covid scamdemic.
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  189. Let's all ask Two Tier Kier if charges have been filed against the two thugs who attacked police and broke a WPC's nose in Manchester Airport. We know the answer: no charges filed and they are now looking for compensation.
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  190. Lol - the police: he must have been REALLY bad for you lot to turf him out of the sewer.
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  191. On the contrary, I believe he's being 'Julian Assanged' for speaking out about war crimes against the people of Gaza.
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  192.  @apocalypticweasel9078  I did what I could which was warn as many people as possible: you don;t get to run away from your own COWARDICE for complying by blaming people like me because people like you wouldn't listen. Projecting COWARD.
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  193.  @apocalypticweasel9078  P.S. WEASEL. I refused to wear the muzzle and I also refused to take the vaxx and, again, warned as many people as I could that it was a bad idea. What did you do apart from roll over, stick your muzzle on and try to shame anyone who warned you against the vaxx. A snivelling little coward doesn't get to criticise others. Your name suits you.
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  194.  @flujab1707  Nothing surprised me more than the last 3 years. I've known people who, years ago, were talking about government over reach, globalism, all that stuff - yet even they complied. I've never seen anything like it. That's why I mock and take the p*ss out of them all the time now. I expect politicians to lie, I expect scumbag big pharma to bribe them into all this stuff - what I didn't expect was so many people believing these low lives. Kudos to you for not falling for it.
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  195.  @johnlewis9158  Its a huge pity you have no understanding of my comment. I'm conservative. The only MPs who spoke out against this madness were conservative MPs (Andrew Bridgen, for instance, who the tories Expelled recently, by the way, because he spoke up about this). But it disgusts me that, rather than listening to them, the cabinet and its minions chose to listen to a bunch of lunatics. True: labour would still have us in lock down if they could have but I don't understand why you think that gives these low lives any credit. Even by your own definition these spineless worms bowed to pressure from 'the left'. Personally I think it goes a little further than that (you may want to look into Chris Witty and Matt Hancock's donors and financial interests). Don't give these low lives in the video credit that they don't deserve. They are no different to labour or the lib dems at this stage - they even used the labout tactic of falsely accusing Andrew Bridgen of anti-semitism to get rid of him. What a bunch. I'm conservative - they're not.
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  196. Brilliantly written and very true.
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  197. Yeah, the police always leave a vehicle behind for someone to torch: I guess they do it because it helps make the entire community look bad.
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  198. Judging by the amount of people blindly believing what's being "reported" (again) they aren't far wrong in thinking we're fools.
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  199. Yeah. Something very peculiar about all this. After what they did to Julian Assange I'm not going to take their word for whatever their claims are. He was in the army, he was a computer technician. Maybe he was just a whistleblower with a lot to tell. Again - look what they did to Assange. Also - did they ever even say what 'terrorism' he was involved in? I don't believe a word of any of this and they've already proven they will throw someone in a hole for no reason.
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  200. Just remember they did the exact same to Julian Assange when he was talking about war crimes in the Middle East, too. Way too much of a coincidence. P.S. you may want to check out a group called the Labour 25.
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  201.  @egorizzagor9305  True. Good reference.
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  202. True.
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  203. A few years ago I was listening to a guy from Kenya who was joining his brothers as mercenaries in Ukraine. He sounded euphoric, as if he was going on Safari. I warned him not to go and that he'd find the Russians to be nothing like the lightly armed militias his brothers were used to facing. He didn't listen. They're probably all dead now if they weren't lucky enough to flee the country with their tails between their legs.
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  204.  @mickclarke5741  There sure is.
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  205. A lot of them come here with the full intention of turning this country into the very place they fled from.
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  206. She likes to get away from Westminster, does she? Well she should do it more often.
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  207. If the tories hadn't turned their backs on their voters they wouldn't be in this position: I don't want the starmer gang in either, but she and her ilk brought their own demise. Tories are finished - now we need to concentrate on finishing labour, too.
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  208. Interesting species of reptile to name his special meeting after. All he can do is escalate and enflame, its what he and labour want to do.
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  209. The Met? That's a surprise. Someone must have robbed a 'phone from the chief constable or one of his family members.
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