Comments by "Jack Spring" (@jackspring7709) on "Paul Joseph Watson" channel.

  1. That's a good idea.
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  2. Lol, I remember those.
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  3. I agree. That really disgusted me. I honestly thought there would be more of us. But, yes, people have revealed themselves and I'm afraid I no longer give a damn about the vast majority of people now - I just look out for me and my own, now.
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  4. I have no sympathy whatsoever: intellectuals like her helped create the very dangerous world we're living in now, whilst targetting the rest of us the process, branding us as r*cists and putting us in danger: she and her type are way too dangerous for me to feel any empathy. I wonder how many killings her rhetoric, and the rhetoric of her kind, have led to.
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  5. She's typical of today's WPCs in London.
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  6. Well, ladies - I guess you're finally seeing what actual toxic masculinity is.
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  7. Me, too. I'm surprised and disgusted that there were so few of us when it came down to it, 'though.
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  8. Mahyar Tousi TV has just identified this group of troublemakers on his channel. It makes for interesting listening.
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  9. Anyone who knows the history of Ireland - the Real history of Ireland - knows that that country was put through worse than any so-called oppressed nations or peoples throughout history: including slavery, ethnic cleansing and genocide: to hear that pip squeak talk about revenge is disgusting.
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  10. I remember once trying to get the attention of a woman who was about to get on an escalator in London: she got snotty with me and ignored me: too bad the stupid b**ch didn't realise I was trying to tell her that she had dropped her purse.
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  11. True - but THE most chilling aspect of it all was ordinary people ostracising and shaming others. I refused to comply from the beginning and the hassle I got was from so called normal people - and there were more of them than there were of us. I've never been so disgusted with the vast majority of people as I am now.
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  12. People were crazy to even agree to the first lockdown: even smart people like you, Paul, and Julia Hartley Brewer supported the first temporary lockdown - I thought you were smarter and more clued in than that.
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  13. Yep. Classless trash.
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  14. Anyone who knows the history of Ireland - the Real history of Ireland - they would know that that country was put through worse than any so-called oppressed nations or peoples throughout history: including slavery, ethnic cleansing and genocide: and then to hear that pip squeak talk about revenge is disgusting.
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  15. Well, we did try to tell them. But some people never learn until its right at their doorstep. Until then they fling mud at anyone who saw the problem while it was still far away from their doorstep.
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  16. True.
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  17. They'll always try this stuff - the real problem is the 90% of the population that was only too happy to bend over and shame the rest of us who were trying to resist. I've never been so disgusted with people as I am now - I just look out for me and my own now - don't give a damn about the majority of people who are all pathetic sheep anyway.
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  18.  @noneyabis  Exactly. I honestly did not expect that the vast majority of people would roll over and that there would be so few of us resisting.
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  19.  @elsby  Yep - I still shake my head that there were so few of us resisting.
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  20. Well - even people lIke Paul Joseph Watson and Julia Hartley Brewer supported this lockdown at the very beginning - apparently it didn't occur to them that the government would try to extend it once they had it: I'm still very surprised at the amount of people who I really thought knew better.
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  21.  @markyuto6820  Would you mind expanding on that remark?
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  22. Oh, man - tell me about it: exact same here: including people who I have heard giving out about globalism, govt over reach and even the NWO - and yet these same people bent right over for the scamdemic.
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  23. There are big, fat, nasty looking useless WPCs just like her waddling like ducks all over London - too useless to tackle crime so they go for easy targets.
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  24.  @justanothercomment416  True. The rockefeller institute and the ford foundation created modern feminism, then subsidised a generation of mentally unstable female journalists who hated their own fathers to write opinion columns in all their mags.
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  25. True - and these toxic Western women are now getting to see what real toxic masculinity is.
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  26. If its any consolation Crimebodge is releasing a book next month which outlines every detail of how law abiding members of the public can legally protect themselves against corrupt police thugs and bullies.
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  27. Thanks for this news, Paul. I didn't know about this - I feel bad for the son, but for her it's nothing short of karma.
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  28. These porky police cowards don't go after criminals but they've been primed to go after someone - so we're the targets.
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  29. Well I remember even Paul Joseph Watson - as clued in as he is - agreed with the original "temporary" lockdown last year: him and many other people who I thought were smarter than that. So, yep: even people who know all about the NWO still supported this insanity at the very beginning. I'm still scratching my head over that one.
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  30. @Henry Hammerhead No. It was obvious from the very beginning what this was all about and that's why I'm so surprised that so many in the truth movement swallowed this. Your attitude of 'better safe than sorry' just isn't good enough and will always be used by people with ill intent who are a lot smarter than you are. Even The Lancet medical journal has been speaking out about the insanity of this lockdown and the Lancet's credentials impeccable. You were played and you were happy to be played.
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  31. @Henry Hammerhead I understand that and I wasn't intending to be disrespectful in any way, but even the thought of a temporary lockdown gave me the creeps. I am a fan of Paul Joseph Watson, I've been watching his vids for years but I'm still flabbergasted that he and many others supported this at the beginning. Thanks for the respectful reply and my apologies if I seemed abrasive, I guess that comes from years of arguing with people on social media. At least many countries are coming back out of this madness now so I suppose that's a good thing.
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  32. @Henry Hammerhead Absolutely. Keep safe. All the best.
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  33. Stephen Colbert is the Lord Haw Haw of the entertainment industry.
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  34. And all those th*ts who don't like being looked at - relax, you only have a few short years left before nobody will want to look at you.
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  35. It serves her right. I feel terrible for the child - and all the other children - who were victims of people like her, but it serves her right.
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  36. Mahyar Tousi TV has just identified this group of troublemakers on his channel. It makes for interesting listening.
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  37. This surprises you, Paul? This is a regular occurance in the UK.
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  38. Jimmy voted for it: he still doesn't get it.
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  39. Masculinity is never needed - until it's needed. Nobody's going to worry about gender identity and feminism when the walls are tumbling down.
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