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

  1. I still remember that BBC 'Question Time' episode when an exasperated audience member shouted "Stut up!!!!" at Ezzie Izzard.
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  2. Yep: he does have a real repellent darkness about him.
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  3. I have to be honest - I think Simon has looked into all that, too, but chose not to mention it. He's a well read man - I was beginning to enjoy watching his vids, until I came across this one. Untrustworthy now I think.
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  4. Yes, that's true. He also spoke about helping the Gestapo identify and round up Jewish families in Hungary: and I'm not even being sarcastic or joking: there is a 60Minutes interview that he did in the 90s during which he described how, as a youth, we went around with a "guardian" and identified families to be arrested. His reward was their possessions. Its how he made his first fortune.I no longer trust this 'History Debunked' guy - there's no way he's unaware of these facts about soros.
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  5. I was once subscribed to Alex's channel, but went off him very quickly and unsubscribed again - but I'm still very skeptical about the accusations and charges that were levelled at him, and as for the prison sentence itself? 5 & a half years?!! Somebody was clearly out to get him, I agree with him on that.
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  6.  @readmylisp  He was 14 when he started identifying and betraying families - and I know that you already know this, btw, I'm replying for the benefit of others who have read your comment. He openly described in detail in a televised interview in the 90s.
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  7. He was crazy not to hire a lawyer. The only people who should do that are people who know the law inside out.
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  8. He's a pathalogical liar and an autocue reader: he'll say, read and do whatever his owners tell him to.
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  9. So starmer says he "doesn't believe in God but he believes in Faith": yep that sounds like the sort of oxymoron starmer would come out with.
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  10. I just wish George Soros would get involved to save us all.
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  11. Naive. Maybe. I don't think anyone as well read and intelligent as him can be that naive - that only leaves one conclusion as far as I'm concerned. He's untrustworthy - which is a real pity because I was beginning to enjoy watching his vids till I came across this one.
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  12. Exactly. I agree completely.
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  13. Not rumours: he admits it himself in a televised interview he did with 60 minutes in the 90s: he describes in detail what he did - in his own words - no rumours needed, it came straight from his own mouth: and he was smiling when he talked about it.
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  14. The Brit establishment is protecting and covering for a growing pool of extremists with each day that goes by, while trying to prevent people from talking about it. 400 extremists were allowed to return to the UK from Syria right under the noses of border control and there are boats coming in every day. The govt isn't stupid. They know what's brewing and they seem to want it to happen.
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  15. Very true.
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  16. On that subject - you do know BLM is a s0r0s fronted organisation, right? Happy Birthday, George :D.
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  17.  @cardroid8615  He did, yes: that's what The Principle Officer was referring to in his 60 Minutes reference. He did an interview with 60Minutes in the 90s during which he described identifying and betraying families to the g3$T@p0 in return for those families' possessions: it's how he made his first fortune.
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  18.  @nuncaolvidare4895  Its been on youtube for years, you may need to do a little digging. I don't know whether its still there, or clips of it are still there.I'd say type in some keyword combinations on YT or on your internet browser and see if it comes up.
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  19. I agree. There is no way someone as well read as him is unaware of all the things s0r0s has been involved in: from betraying families to the n@tsees during WW2 to breaking the Bank Of England. He knows all this stuff, he's just chosen not to talk about it. Its a pity to suddenly realise he's dishonest and untrustworthy.
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  20. Exactly. He, like O'Gorman and McEntee, is a bitter and twisted individual with a myriad of personal problems that he hates the world for. I'm also convinced that McEntee is mentally ill.
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  21. I thought you were being sarcastic. Well that's a major disappointment. S$r$s has spoken openly about what he did as a youth in Hungary re: helping to identify and round up people for the g3$t@p0 - and his reward was possession of their belongings: it's how he made his first fortune. He talks about it (with a smile) in a 60 minutes interview from the 90s. There is no ambiguity: he openly describes what he did.
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  22. 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 that 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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  23. Yep - it's very disappointing to find out that Simon is so untrustworthy. I recently came across his channel and enjoyed listening to his takes on things - until I came across this vid - there is no way he is unaware of all the things s0r0s has done: he's just chosen not to talk about them. That's enough for me.
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  24. There are modern day puritans always lurking around looking for any reason to call anyone a r*cist.
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  25. The leader of Hungary didn't greet him on his arrival at the EPC conference. He greeted every other leader. It was hilarious to watch.
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  26. Le0t@rd Verruca.
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  27. Our political class: "There are too many people in the country, people need to have less children - and there are also not enough people in the country and more immigration is urgently needed". But still the public listen to and believes these dysfunctional liars. Covid and Ukraine has proven that.
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