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

  1. St Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland. It must be tough for 2 of them to join the celebrations.
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  2. At least that snake's out of the country for the celebrations.
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  3. 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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  4.  @MakeRangersGreatAgain  Odd remark but yeah, it is pretty obvious what they're doing.
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  5.  @MichaelWillby  taqyya - yep: spot on.
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  6. Ah. I didn't know that.
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  7.  @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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  8.  @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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  9. 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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  10. I wondered. Thanks for the context.
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  11. Definitely agitators - and they probably did it for pennies, if they were paid at all.
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  12. Exactly. They have no-one to blame but themselves.
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  13. 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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  14. The Times deleting my comments again about how that was handled by the polzei.
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  15. 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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  16. 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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  17. 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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  18. I remember that. South Park did a good job of calling out the double standards in that episode.
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  19. Confession through projection from Mz Rayner. She's judging them by her own standards.
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  20.  @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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  21. By Bye McCarthy - don't let the revolving door hit you on the way out.
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  22. 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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  23. 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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  24. 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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  25. 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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  26. Very different.
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  27. Very true.
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  28. 'Inaction man?' I hope Starmer gave the advertising agency he hired credit for that tag.
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  29. He should. Of course he won't but he should.
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  30. Hypocrisy bs. You wouldn't be saying that if the roles were reversed.
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  31.  @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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  32. Well said.
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  33. 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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  34. TBH most of us don't even get that here in the UK.
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  35. Absolutely.
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  36. Very true.
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  37. 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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  38. NOT originally from Cardiff: his name is Ali-Al-Shakati, an asylum seeker no originally from the UK.
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  39. Add a politician, a policeman and a journalist and it'll be a worse joke.
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  40. 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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  41. I'm sure they will.
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  42. True.
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  43. And what if the student was a girl and the teacher was aman?
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  44. Its quite likely that one of the 500 year old judges just farted.
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  45. Its not "people". Its specific people.
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  46. And I'm sure the US and Israel did nothing whatsoever to provoke that attack. No, nothing whatsoever. Absolutely not.
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  47. Female privilege and societal double standards.
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  48. 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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  49.  @apocalypticweasel9078  Gone very quiet all of a sudden, weasel. Nothing to say?
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  50.  @apocalypticweasel9078  The only thing you should apologise for is the presumptions you made about what I did about it.
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