Comments by "Jack Spring" (@jackspring7709) on "Nick Buckley MBE" channel.

  1. Starmer is doing exactly what I expected him to do. Its just a huge pity that the tory government, by its (in)actions made it possible for labour to get in.
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  2. Finally: someone calling this out for what it really is. You hit the nail on the head, Nick. That's what this is all about, its what it has been all about from the beginning. Labour govt regards old people as a burden on society and, being the type of characters they are, there is only one way to deal with that.
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  3. Beautifully said.
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  4. My deepest condolences to the Met police that their frame-up didn't stick. At least the judge in that particular case had sense.
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  5. Labor knows this: but they have their own theories on what to do about it, or the lobbyists who bribed them have their own theories. I'm glad to see that at least their loyal voters are finally seeing what we have been warning them about.
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  6. It's been disastrous on every level: the thing is - the people who are really behind it intended it to be disastrous.
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  7. @HelloRando I know.
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  8. Lol - yes, and she hasn't even trained for it :D.
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  9.  @Sharpy7562  Absolutely. Well, the tories are buried. Let's bury labour next.
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  10. No surprises there.
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  11. Yep. true :/
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  12. Nick Buckley is capable of many things, hatred doesn't seem to be one of them: he's done a lot of good and helped a lot of people - that can only mean the people who ""reported"" him are the the ones with a hate problem.
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  13. I've seen a few thumbnails caricaturing Starmer and oddly all of them, including the thumbnail on this video, suit him.
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  14. Brendan Kavanagh attended one of their events and went around asking everyone where the far right are? Nobody could answer him. He even asked the police and they just looked at him and walked away. Its a very good vid.
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  15. True. It's really a pity that it took this to wake them up.
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  16. Lol, its decades since I had heard that word.
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  17. Well said.
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  18. Elitism and heirarchy. Tbh Jaguar was always like that. I read a comment about some chap who bought a Jag back in the 60s - and when it started letting in water he wrote to the company. The CEO replied with the words: "A gentleman does not drive his Jaguar in the rain". Apparently that quote was also in their manual back then.
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  19.  @CL-un9gg  Lol yes - and it was even more rainy back in the 1970s.
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  20.  @CL-un9gg  True. I remember them well, especially the mid-1970s.
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  21. The answer is simple: socialists never learn.
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  22.  @brennadickinson2920  True: we did: and thanks for those words, they offer some encouragement in all this.
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  23. I've been amazed to see in the last few years just how cruel and vicious the weakest of people are. That was an eye opener.
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  24. I did: for a long time :/. At least the people who voted for these animals are now finally seeing what they really are.
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  25. Corrupt or incompetent? Both - but they'll happily hided behind 'incompetent' because it gives them a fool's pardon.
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  26. When I told my (car loving) brother that Jaguar intends to save its brand with a new line of electric cars he laughed his head off.
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  27. Parable of the Snake.
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  28. Well done, Liverpool. We were fine with them just wanting to be accepted. But when aggressive KGBT (typo intended) activists started ramming their lifestyle into every corner of our society and smearing us when we objected, that changed everything. Once again - well done, Liverpool.
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  29. That is a brilliant point about weak men, by the way.
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  30. Exactly. from just wanting to be accepted to ramming their lifestyle into every aspect of society, even to trying to indoctrinate children. The Silent Generation warned us that they would do this - and they were right.
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  31.  @Rosemary-iz5vc  Possibly so - as that would be a good development.
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  32. The worst thing about it is Jaguar customers are very image conscious. I can imagine them driving around now, wondering who is looking at them and picturing a bunch of rainbow-coloured, androgynous freaks prancing around in a student art project.
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  33. Its definitely not a conspiracy theory and it is true. I'm glad to see someone (Nick) calling it out for what it is. The political class (and those they work for) have a term for the population "useless eaters" - you'll never hear them utter this in public but they do when they talk to each other. They regard old people as a burden on society and Starmer's gang is acting on it.
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  34. They see pensioners as what they, themselves, are. The real useless eaters are the political class in this country and they're projecting.
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  35. Exactly. It went from "we just want to be accepted" to "We're going to ram our lifestyles into every aspect of society and even indoctrinate your children". I remember the Silent Generation warning us that this would happen. They were right.
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  36. Well, whatever he was doing, it made the people who knighthood him happy.
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