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

  1. "Unhinged?" "Attack?" What is this? I live in the UK, I heard his speech and I, and most people I know, agreed with every single word of it. He spoke facts and common sense.
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  2. They didn't "get it wrong". They did it all on purpose.
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  3. Its worse than that. Not only have they surrendered the streets to criminals but they are now going after law abiding members of the public: from mean tweets, to people playing the piano to Christians singing outside church. And they were very zealous during the 'pandemic'. They're still going after people, just not criminals: they're going for easy targets.
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  4. "Failure". People saw the man scaling the building to the roof. Apparently millions of dollars of security equipment and personnel weren't able to. One of those people warned security that he had seen a suspicious man climb to the roof, and he was ignored by security.
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  5. And the head of the secret service (who worked for Pepsi before being hired by the secret service) and who wants 30% of the force to be DEI hires, has been nowhere to be seen since the shooting. Hasn't appeared in public, hasn't made a statement: just stayed in her office and left other people to make excuses for her.
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  6. Neil Ferguson, the scientist who advised the govt to lock down, breaks the rules immediately so he can sleep with another man's wife. matt hancock, the health secretary who has pushed this draconian lock down, breaks the rules so he can sleep with another man's wife. Interesting pattern.
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  7. I'm still shocked at how many people failed - even more shocked at how many people became little n@zls about it, too.
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  8. Well done to Trump.
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  9. Just a few important legal points here: The Covid fines have all been thrown out by UK courts, with judges declaring that they are unlawful - and Article 6 of UNESCO's Bioethics and Human Rights Law declares that forcing or coercing anyone to take a v@££ine against their will is against international law. These are important points to mention incase people are wondering where they stand legally. Also a private prosecution has been opened against hancock, valance, whitty and ferguson with allaged evidence that they gained personally from a mass v@££ine rollout. Hancock himself was separately hauled infront of the courts just a few months ago to explain hi insane lockdown rules.
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  10. If someone had said years ago that in 2020 politicians would take it upon themselves to decide whether families and friends could spend Christmas together they would have been laughed at. And rightly so. Ignore these slimy politicians: they won't be following any of their own rules, believe me.
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  11. Good luck. If you knew the truth instead of listening to the usual suspects you'd be much better served. I would urge your viewers to just do their own research on what's really been going on there and why this happened. And maybe look at the track records of the people who are trying to drag us into this.
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  12. The thing that amazes me most is the total silence from human rights and civil liberties groups throughout this Orwellian madness of the last two years.
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  13. @ I lived in Germany, Munich, for a couple of years after the Berlin Wall came down. It's a shame to see what's being done to that country now by its "government". The same in Ireland where I grew up and in the UK where I currently live.
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  14. I hadn't thought of that, but, yes - that's right up a labour activists' alley. Too bad for them its not working.
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  15. Tobias Ellwood of the 77th Brigade is fully committed to endless war in that region. He also wants to see conscription introduced. P.S. Well done, Mike. That was what I call real journalism right there.
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  16. They just can't be bothered searching for him anymore: they've become soft and useless from years of going after mean tweets, thought crimes, piano players and covid rule breakers. That's a comfort zone they're reluctant to get out of.
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  17. I'm still shocked at how many failed. The whole thing was ridiculous and I still remember the abuse that we took from people when we were trying to war them.
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  18. @ People like her always fascinate me: not a brain cell in her had but massive amounts of confidence in her own intelligence.
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  19. Exactly. And these monsters and criminals should never be allowed to forget what they did. The fact that all of them aren't on trial shows us what a sorry state our legal system is in.
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  20. Calling them gutter media is an insult to gutters.
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  21. One of the last things Tillman spoke about before being accidentally shot by one of his own men during a firefight was that he was going to expose how US troops were being used to guard poppy fields instead of fighting terrorists.
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  22. The two complainants came forward yesterday to say that their complaint had nothing whatsoever to do with Rupert Lowe and was related to another member of staff. Meanwhile Zia Yusuf went to the police last week to report that Rupert had threatened to end him 2 months ago. Reprehensible attempt at a stitch up.
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  23. Thanks for clarifying that. Its generally accepted that they are members of the CCP, I didn't realise that angry shouting cry baby was a teacher here, 'though.
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  24. The real problem that the msm (and the political class that owns them) has is that Saturday's protest was attended by a cross section of people, from all ethnicities, all colours and all classes. They cannot stand it when people are united across the board because they feel threatened by it.
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  25. Yes I remember that: its right up there with the insanity of the great toilet paper panic of 2020. Twilight Zone insanity.
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  26. Channel 4 helped cover up the Rotherham scandal by refusing to report on it back in 2004. If they can do that, they'll sink to any level.
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  27. Exactly. Tbh from the very beginning nothing but lies have been told out about Ukraine. I've followed that conflict for 10 years now and it is the direct opposite of what is being reported by our media.
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  28. Also - Channel 4 helped cover up the Rotherham scandal by refusing to report on it back in 2004 after a meeting with police chiefs. Finally in 2014 they began reporting on it but only because everyone else began to. If Channel 4 are capable of that, they are capable of anything.
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  29. Lol asking boris for guidance? Lol, ignore him and get back to normal. Asking a bunch of politicians who never followed the rules themselves what to do.
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  30. That's one of the worst things about all this: people whose own family and friends turned their backs on them for a gang of politicians and their friends. I wonder how they're all feeling now.
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  31. To be honest I don't think any of them are properly trained in the application of the law these days. And she herself is absolutely typical of the type of unfit, useless and nasty wpcs we see waddling around London like stuffed ducks looking for easy targets because they are not able to chase criminals.
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  32. Exactly - and a political class full of people who are constantly doing us harm.
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  33. I think alex needs to do some research on what has actually been happening in Ukraine and how this all began. Smh. Tbh she really doesn't sound very bright overall, watching this clip.
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  34. His body found next to his possessions and his clothing? So I guess they all fell off him at the same time he was falling?
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  35. In reality brown is just following orders...as I'm sure he was when he sold the gold reserves off at rock bottom prices.
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  36. It's weird. Mind you I will point out I have never complied to any of this and I was only ever confronted by one WPC in the London Underground, and one owner of a sports shop in Dublin (who has since gone out of business). I think most people wrongly believe they are going to be confronted and embarrassed but that's not been my experience. If everyone did this this insanity would be over within days.
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  37. Its worse than that - they were even there filming in that area themselves, for Chinese State TV. These types are the worst.
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  38. I just a few important legal points here: The Covid fines are all being thrown out by UK courts, with judges declaring that they are unlawful - and Article 6 of UNESCO's Bioethics and Human Rights Law declares that forcing or coercing anyone to take a v@££ine against their will is against international law. These are important points to mention incase people are wondering where they stand legally. Also a private prosecution has been opened against hancock, valance, whitty and ferguson with allaged evidence that they gained personally from a mass v@££ine rollout. Hancock himself was separately hauled infront of the courts just a few months ago to explain these insane rules.
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  39. Exactly.
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  40. labour has no shame anywhere.
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  41. I remember that very well. I think it was the first big wake up call the Germans had.
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  42. Channel 4 won't because he's one of their own. They helped cover up the Rotherham scandal by refusing to report on in way back in 2004. If they can do that they can do anything.
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  43. Well said.
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  44. Its worse than that. They are, themselves, filming: they work for Chinese state tv - they're in London filming a piece. Hypocrites as well as thugs.
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  45. Very fair point.
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  46. The guardian wouldn't be too happy given that it's survival depends on the BBC buying almost half its' daily printed copies.
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  47. True - but of course let's not forget the mass cowardice and compliance of a public that already knows most politicians are control freaks and liars but who chose to believe them on this. Some of us never complied and tried to warn everyone but the majority made that very difficult for us.
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  48. True. Its been the coldest June here in 8 years.
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  49. ....and crying. Don't forget crying.
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  50. Get rid of it altogether.
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  51. Muppet population. Exactly right. I'm still sickened by the amount of people who submitted to this and then tried to bully and shame the rest of us to.
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  52. Its worse than that - he's a psychopath: he's enjoying what he did and enjoying the fact that the courts won't touch him. He's laughing at everyone.
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  53. Yep - and there were those of us who warned people at the beginning that if they submit to a "3 week lock down" the govt would keep it going as long as they can. I was told I don't care about old people! Well here we are.
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  54. I'll never vote for Labour Pains or the Constipationists again, either.
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  55. Labour's bosses and handlers are the WEF and Black Rock.
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  56. Well done. I'm still shocked at how many people did fall for it, but even more so by the amount of abuse we took for trying to warn people.
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  57. Exactly - although, in fairness, there were some MPs that pressured coutts and natwest on behalf of Farage - and they were all Conservatives, interestingly.
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  58. Exactly, now they're changing their tune to distance themselves because they can see what's coming.They played a huge part in all this: they are despicable.
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  59. Exactly.
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  60. He is malevolent and he didn't care what Scotland wanted or needed: he got as many of his own agendas through as he could for as long as he could before he was finally forced out.
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  61. They stood up so fast it was almost as if the F*hr*r himself had frog marched to the podium. All sides of the isle, left and right, like 2 big jackboots in one big chamber. Government and opposition, all together as one kindred spirit.
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  62. Lammy is lame.
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  63. Exactly. That is the smug, slimy face of labour on full display and he/they don't even have the basic self awareness to see themselves as everyone else sees them.
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  64. Her inconsistency really does surprise me sometimes.
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  65. When the nation submitted, rolled over and started wearing muzzles the political class lost whatever respect they had for us - that's why they don't care how this looks, they despise us too much to care: the only way to end this is for everyone to ditch their muzzle and go back to normal.
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  66. Exactly. There's no low too low for Channel 4.
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  67. TBH I don't think they live in the UK. They work for Chinese State TV. They're in London filming a piece.
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  68. Thanks, TalkRADIO, for continuing to bring Hitchens onto your show without trying to shout over him (well, apart from the time that limp squid James Whale threw that tantrum at him).
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  69. I live in the UK and I continue to be dismayed and embarrassed by the lies that our media are telling. They are shameless.
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  70.  @standalby6949  Yep.
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  71. Its worse than that. They, themselves were there filming. They work for Chinese State TV and are in London filming a piece for the station.
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  72. Exactly. People allowing it in the first place is what gave these psychopaths the green light. In all honesty I'm just as disgusted with the people of this country. The abuse that some of us took for refusing the muzzle and the jab and for trying to warn people - all that abuse came from members of the public.
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  73. When I heard there was going to be a covid inquiry I laughed my head off. I see my expectation of good sterling comedy was well founded.
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  74. Andrew Bridgen spoke about meeting Cameron and George Osborne for the first time as an MP. When he told them they were going to do great things for the country the 2 of them fell about the place laughing, before cameron just told him "Its a game!".
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  75. Interesting. Thanks for that update. Unfortunately for Starmer the minerals are all in the East and under Russian occupied territory :D.
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  76. 2 standing ovations - and the people who stood up and clapped are now blaming everyone else, as if they had been forced off their feet by remote control.
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  77. Believe me the ordinary people of the UK agree with you completely. We're mortified by these low-lives in our government AND media. They call us far right fascists all time every time we voice concerns about what they are doing to this country. Trump has a huge amount of support over here.
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  78. Labour is no different to the tory government: the last 3 years alone have proven that. Anyone thinking labour would make a positive change may be in for a very big disappointment.
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  79. When Robert Peel announced his intention to replace the Watchmen (respected handpicked volunteers) with a metropolitan police force he faced massive opposition from the Victorian public who all claimed that they would become a force of unaccountable bullies. They were a smart lot those Victorians. Everything they predicted has come thrue.
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  80. Crocodile tears to make her seem human: even if they were genuine I don't know what she's crying about: she's sitting there lying to an "inquiry" instead of facing trial in a court of law where she belongs.
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  81. Yep: nicely summed up.
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  82. Article 6 of UNESCO's Bioethics and Human Rights Act states that it is against International Law to force or coerce anyone into taking a v$££ine against their will. There it is. It's against the law: Why the alternative media is not informing the public of their rights on this is beyond me.
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  83. He's laughing. He did very well out of all of this: made a fortune for himself, made a fortune for his friends - destroyed the lives of numerous people, ended the lives of God knows how many more because its in his nature. As soon as the journalists are gone and he closes the door behind him he will laugh until his belly aches because he knows the courts won't touch him. He is enjoying all this.
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  84. Nice one!
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  85. Me too :D. In 2016 I didn't gloat because I didn't think it would be right. But after everything these people have done in the last 4 years I'm mocking and laughing at them and rubbing their faces in it. I think I'll also order a Liberal Tears mug to celebrate.
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  86. "Only one thing can save the Tory party - replacing one WEF puppet with another one!" Lol!
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  87. @N N I'm glad to hear it: if everyone did this the govt wouldn't be able to enforce it. From day one I didn't wear the mask and I tried to warn people what would happen if they submit to a 'temporary' lockdown: in 15 months I've only been confronted 4 times - by a WPC, a boomer a slapper shop assistant - and the last guy who told me I need to wear a mask (in his empty shop) last week lost my business forever. The fines are all being thrown out of the courts and even the judges are declaring them unlawful. The law is on our side on this one.
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  88. Exactly. I'm hearing all these people now saying "the information wasn't there" etc etc. I won't forget how they behaved in the middle of all this. They even wanted us forcibly jabbed and even put in camps.
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  89. Yep - that's right up Labour's alley - which is probably where they spend most of their time hanging out.
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  90. Exactly.
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  91. Exactly.
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  92. Something very peculiar about all this. After what they said about/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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  93. Have you guys ever looked into Browder's background? Of course you haven't.
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  94. Harmer and Clammy.
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  95. Lol, great comment.
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  96. A man named Michael O'Bernicia has opened a private prosecution against hancock, valance, whitty and ferguson with evidence that they all stood to gain personally from a mass vaccine rollout.
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  97. He's not doing this out of idiocy - he is a corrupt and dangerous sociopath.
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  98. I was trying to warn people from the beginning. Hopefully the nation has learned from this for next time these parasites pull another trick like this.
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  99. Exactly - at any rate it's already a criminal offence.
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  100. I agree. I'm a non smoker, too, and I completely agree. This is all about control and over reach. As if sunak or any of those other parasites on the front benches gave a damn about peoples' health.
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  101. Not only did lockdown not save a single life - it destroyed and ended numerous life: and the most vulnerable of us - the elderly and even terminally ill children were forced to die alone, isolated from family and friends. Hancock loves this. he is delighted that he caused so much pain. he's a psychopath and he had the time of his life.
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  102. Exactly. That blood addicted vampire just wants another high.
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  103. Whoever initiated that generic template of complaints against Lowe is the problem. And I find it very hard to believe that Lowe threatened Yusuf.
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  104. Lol - he was crying yesterday infront of parliament - one of his colleagues had to put her hand on his shoulder to comfort him :D
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  105. That mugshot looks demonic. I'm not even joking.
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  106. The SNP selected her - and they selected her because of the type of character she is and the policies she was pursuing: that says everything about the rest of them.
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  107. Exactly. He's the face of labour: angry, smug, slimy and libellous.
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  108.  @thehagification  What you just described is. a perfect example of this Twilight Zone-esque insanity we were living in, even down to her blaming you for her choice. The level of cognitive dissonance of these people still amazes me today: I was listening to a psychologist describing it as mass formation psychosis, explaining the psychology of people who joined this cult but I wish he had also explained the mind set and psychology of the people who could see through it all and refused to be caught up in the frenzy.
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  109. If they didn't have double standards they'd have no standards at all.
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  110. And this is what the nation got for allowing a gang of politicians and their friends to treat them like prisoners in a riot - and its what the nation will get again if it allows it. Hopefully people will have learned from all this.
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  111. They've been too busy watching the rest of us.
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  112. He's the worst PM to ever have crawled into Downing St. he's even worse than gordon brown - and I never thought that would be possible.
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  113. This is what happens when those who were born to be laughed at and ridiculed become our rulers.
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  114. Yes.
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  115.  @Nickle314  Repaid in full was it? I didn't notice it go back into my account. They are still being subsidised by the way: natwest approx 35% publicly "owned" (subsidised) and coutts 40% I believe.
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  116. I despise him even more than I despised Gordon brown...and I didn't think that would be possible.
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  117.  @Rogers1000  Exactly. And that has happened. I remember reading about a bloke who knocked out a who assaulted and robbed a woman. The police came: she didn't want to press charges, so the police then arrested the hero guy for assaulting the criminal and guess what: the woman he saved didn't even speak up for him - she left him there to be taken away and thrown in jail to wait until the criminal decided if he was going to press charges. True story.
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  118. What possible difference would that make? They were never using that power in the first place. Lol and smh.
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  119. Davis should have been PM or in the cabinet at least. Always stuck with his principles: he was even against compulsory ID cards at a time when the public still believed govt overreach was harmless.
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  120. The problem is in the leadership of the police - and also the CPS.
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  121. My reaction. They weren't even using that power in the first place. What possible difference would it make?
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  122. Now they need to return the public money that was/and still is - used to keep them afloat after they were bailed out in 2007-08. With interest - let's do it their way.
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  123. Lol - someone thought starmer was astute?
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  124. True. And I've been amazed and disgusted at the spectacle of people policing, bullying and shaming each other into compliance: it's easy now to see how the nazis and the communists took over where they did so quickly.
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  125. Exactly. Like all dull and self righteous people, she doesn't understand her own views.
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  126. All that has to happen is for nobody to comply. the govt don't have the manpower to enforce it. This is what people should have done in the first place but at least it was a valuable lesson.
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  127. Yeah, I couldn't believe he lost it like that at the drop of a hat - even slagging off O'Neill for not shaving when he himself was sporting a beard, too.
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  128. These types never accept apologies: these are latter day witch hunters.
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  129. Lol - I had a long answer for that one but youtube has deleted it.
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  130.  @PaulDenison-r7r  How would you describe them? And don't give me the talking points of the same people who told you Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. I'm talking about your own research.
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  131. France during the massacre in 2015: America that stood down during the 9/11 attacks.
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  132. TurdTV.
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  133. They don't believe what they're saying but they despise us so much after the nation rolled over and masked up that they no longer care whether we believe them or not.
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  134. Exactly. Bribes and kick backs.
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  135. They'll probably announce another lockdown.
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  136.  @christhompson9819  I agree: Blair & brown were, in my opinion, the most despicable PMs - until this mop haired fascist took the helm.
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  137. In all honesty they didn't 'get it wrong' in the sense you mean. They did all this on purpose and hancock revelled in the destruction of peoples' lives. he made a lot of money for him and his friends out of this, too. He's still enjoying what he did because he knows the law won;t touch him.
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  138. They were both the same: kindred spirits. They were made for each other.
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  139.  @Smashingblouse  Good men don't need to "control themselves". Let's not forget the amount of men who have been killed protecting others - and still these bitter man-haters can't help themselves: projecting their own personal issues on the world around them.
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  140.  @melissam597  After being overwhelmingly called AHs by women for decades, after numerous false accusations by women - and after women claiming they don't need no man its no wonder no men stepped in. Why didn't you step in? The hatred of you women towards men was never going to end well. Bon apetit.
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  141. Its the British government that first introduced and encouraged this type of behaviour. Naming and shaming is the way to go.
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  142. Delighted to see your viewers aren't being fooled, 'though.
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  143. Exactly. Me neither. I'm still shocked at the amount of abuse that we took from so many people for taking this stance and trying to warn them - but hopefully they've learned from all this. Harsh and devastating lesson but I hope they've learned.
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  144. Exactly. The 2nd Amendment was created by men who understood this and knew exactly where government overreach and and arbitrary action can lead to.
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  145. Starmer and Labour are deliberately enflaming this so they can use it to further their own goals. Don't underestimate the amount of intent that is behind their words and actions.
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  146. ...and listening to him there we can see exactly why labour was trounced and flattened in the last election.
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  147. Its up to people to start ditching the muzzle and going back to normal: I never submitted to this rubbish and I've never had a problem: the fines are illegal, they have all been thrown out of court, even the judges are on our side - the only people keeping this going is the people themselves. People brought this on themselves by handing over hard fought freedoms to a gang of politicians and their corrupt friends.
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  148. I guess that's the way these ccp thugs behave: if they get into a confrontation, they immediately make a false arrestible accusation. Someone who knows this stuff wrote to Brendan Kavanagh yesterday and even pointed out the tactics they use, including the space and position they are when they are standing around a target. He also pointed out its quite likely the shouting thug was armed.
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  149. Then the alien monsters took over the script writing :D
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  150. Exactly.
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  151. I agree.
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  152. I'm more disgusted than anything else. I never submitted to any of this nonsense and I told people we were being lied to. The covid fines have all been thrown out in the courts, and everyone saw these liars at G7: I have nothing but contempt for the people who submitted to this.
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  153. True. Hopefully there will be a lesson in this for the public: never hand your freedoms 'for a few weeks' over to a gang of politicians and their friends.
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  154. Exactly. And their determination to get their hands on children is just about the creepiest thing I've ever witnessed.
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  155. Those who can, do - those who can't...teach. And this is a perfect example of that.
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  156. Good point. But these types don't even want to talk about Gonzalo Lira.
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  157. That's the first thing that should happen - and let's take a leaf out of their book and add interest, too.
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  158.  @audreymcgready2031  ...and Building Back better is probably a slogan his spin doctors paid satchi & Satchi to come up with.
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  159. Its not because of stupidity - they are doing this on purpose and they are enjoying what they are doing.
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  160. As soon as it hits their bottom line they'll will change their tune.
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  161. It must have been bad if one of the most shameless corporations in the UK is apologising.
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  162. absolutely: the jimmy saville channel and the weapons of mass destruction channel.
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  163.  @mar91169  Well said.
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  164. Exactly.
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  165. I figured she was a labour activist, she certainly ticks all the boxes.
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  166. Exactly.
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  167. Worried about his job - and ambitious with it.
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  168.  @doubletap-z8c  You should argue your point with facts instead of relying on repeating words that other people have put in your head. Better still - do some research of your own. You might learn something.
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  169. Exactly.
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  170. Very much so: in fact the biggest surprise to me came from people who I thought knew better - even people who I used to hear giving out about government over reach.
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  171. Excuse me. Hahahahahahahahahahha. LOL. LMFAO - hahahahahahahahaha. PM was just doign what everyone told him they think he should do. If he wasn't up to the job he shouldn't have been in there. Lol.
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  172. Well done to Isabel- it turns out he is a professional actor - and he has done work with Channel 4 before.
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  173. Exactly.
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  174. I really wish you were reporting the truth of what has really been going on there.
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  175. Greed - but also, don't forget, he's a psychopath: he enjoyed all this. He's still enjoying it: he's delighting at the fact that people are outraged over their lives being destroyed and the law won't touch him.
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  176. It worked just fine for the people who selected, promoted and put him in place. The introduction of the Hate Speech law was his greatest achievement in their eyes.
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  177. I can't take this Spiked guy seriously after he said people who were wary of the j@b were "conspiracy theorists".
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  178.  @TruthSeekingElf  Absolutely right: they would never have been able to enforce this if no-one had complied. And I'm sure you remember the abuse and name calling we took for trying to warn people. I won't let them forget.
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  179.  @davidmcintyre998  Yep, that doesn't surprise me at all. And I'm amazed at just how slobby and shabby they look, too.
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  180.  @catch22again  I agree. A lot of them would hate and resent us, too. The contempt towards our vulnerable by today's political class is sickening. BTW tony blair said recently that the elderly and vulnerable are "unsustainable" - its obvious what he meant by that. These are animals.
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  181. So what does Vanessa have to say about that delightful young lady laughing about the suicide rate of young men? Interesting that none of the perpetually outraged see anything wrong with that.
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  182. Excellent comment.
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  183. Exactly. These are lapdogs of people that are addicted to blood and money - and its always other peoples' blood and money, never their own.
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  184. Please understand that they are not just "allowing it". This is intentional. They are doing all this on purpose. They regard old people as a burden on the state.
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  185. Thanks, TalkRADIO, for continuing to bring Hitchens onto your show without trying to shout over him (well, apart from the time that limp squid James Whale threw that tantrum at him).
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  186. Hancock enjoyed the chaos and misery he caused. He's still enjoying it. He's even enjoying seeing the frustration on peoples' faces because he knows the law won't touch him. He's a psychopath. Hopefully the British public will have learned from all this.
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  187. Whoever initiated the false complaints against Lowe is a serious problem and needs to go. And Yusuf was so frightened of Lowe that he had no choice but to run to the police? Yeah, sure.
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  188. Yep - a number of people alerted the police: one of them (interviewed by the bbc) was shouting at secret service agents for 4 minutes that there was a man with a rifle on the roof - he even pointed at the roof and the secret service agents just stood there looking at him.
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  189. That's why he's been selected.
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  190. LOL - I guess we've gone from global boiling to global freezing all of a sudden.
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  191. And let's remember, let's not forget, that coutts bank was the first failed bank to be bailed out by public money: all taken from our pockets to keep that failure afloat: and this is the thanks we're all getting.
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  192. The media should be going after them - but the media won't because they played a huge part in all this.
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  193. ​ @OsirusHandle  "Its claimed". It was also CLAIMED that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction: and it was plenty of "experts" who were making that claim.
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  194. Here we go again: another concerted effort to bring another famous man down with false allegations for whatever reason. I don't particularly like the man but it is blindingly obvious what is going on here.
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  195. Because they're wealthy and famous and there's no backside a government likes to kiss than a rich and famous one.
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  196. They don't want to touch that with a ten foot bargepole. They are cowards.
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  197. Well done.
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  198. Yep - and he didn't even notice that he is sporting a beard himself. That's the face and voice of today's labour.
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  199. They're still laughing. They love the fact that they were able to destroy so many lives and still get away with it.
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  200. Exactly.
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  201. Well said. Absolutely well said.
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  202. That's pretty common with defence lawyers, believe it or not.
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  203. True. That's a good point.
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  204. The information was there from the beginning, if people had just taken the time to discern. I remember in the middle of all this being flabbergasted by those percentages. I also remember the abuse that some of us took for refusing the muzzle & the jab and trying to warn people. The fact that people even trusted a gang of politicians and their friends in the first place is frightening. I genuinely hope its lesson learned this time.
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  205. Exactly. I said that right from the start: he should name them: these are cowards, they will bow to pressure just like they bowed to the pressure to close his account, while others bowed to not allowing him open an account with them. Why he's not naming them is a mystery to me.
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  206. Yes - they are terrified of the truth.
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  207. Oh no!! Did he? Woe to all and sundry!!! This is an outrage of the most outrageous proportions. I'm shocked....and outraged.
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  208. True.
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  209. Ed Millipede.
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  210. Constantly interrupting the man and then throwing a tantrum when he refuses to be shouted down: what a bunch of amateurs. What a bunch of amateurs.
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  211. Make up your mind, Julia: what do you actually believe in? Once you've decided please let us know.
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  212. @Chixbythesea Ah. Gruss Gott! Danke :) Ich Liebe Muenchen :)
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  213.  @sreed7637  Thank you! All the best from the UK: do keep us in your prayers and Congrats on your great election victory.
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  214. The leadership of the police is made up of sociology students who never spent a day on the beat. Remember Acting Chief Mackey and other senior chiefs cowering in their locked car as a junior police officer was being murdered by a madman with a machete just feet away? That's what's in charge of the police now.
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  215. I warned people last March that once the political class gets people to submit to a lockdown they would keep it going for as long as possible. I still can't believe that so many people started believing politicians all of a sudden.
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  216.  @JangianTV  You're right: my mistake - I always mix the two names up: mind you politically they're not much different but I'll edit the name now.
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  217. I'm glad others see it for what it is: a land grab disguised as an inheritance tax.
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  218. Let's not forget the huge part the media played in all this: now of course they're all changing their tune and suddenly running exclusive stories about it all to distance themselves. Their part in this shouldn't be forgotten.
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  219. Lol probably true, too!
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  220.  @Skippity2  Exactly.
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  221. They shouldn't have suspended him. Interesting that Shazza has nothing to say about that delightful young lady mocking and laughing at the suicide rates amongst young men. Interesting all the same that the usual mob don't have anything to say about that.
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  222.  @LadyMarigoldWithers  Exactly. Very surreal to hear from a grown man.
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  223. War is big business for that toadie's real bosses (and none of themare in the military - most of them don't even live in this country).
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  224. He'll change his tune when it affects him personally but he doesn't think it ever will.
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  225. Everything is fishy about it. Members of the public even saw the man scaling the building to the roof: one of them reported him to security and he was ignored. Its obvious what happened there. Kudos to Talk TV for bringing a genuine security expert in to talk about this.
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  226. I did that years ago - one of the best things I ever did.
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  227.  @LeeMills-ml9jm  Yep - they've been on overdrive lately.
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  228.  @penzman  More bs. Meanwhile try looking into Browder's background, if you don't know it already.
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  229.  @PaulDenison-r7r  I didn't go quiet, I threw your own question question back at you: maybe you didn't see my comment or you didn't understand it. You asked me how I would describe"Putin's activities" did in Georgia. I answered by asking you how you would describe them. You don't have an answer so you came back with another irrelevant remark.
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  230. He lit the match.
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  231. They did it on purpose and the media who helped them all the way don't want to talk about it now.
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  232. More like what aren't they doing while we're being distracted.
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  233. James Wail.
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  234. The electorate isn't shocked at what Labour are doing - the only people who are shocked are the people who voted Labour.
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  235. Straight away.
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  236. When you're Far Wrong you'll call everything Far Right.
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  237.  @skipdee  Yep - as soon as I realised Kurt was referring to the texture of their heads I had a good laugh. That was very witty.
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  238. Stewart is from the same sewer as starmer. He has a current affairs talk show and his co-host is Alastair Campbell. That tells me everything.
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  239. Well said, Julia: and they should never be allowed to forget it, either. The law won't deal with it.
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  240.  @karstentopp  Yep: that one made me laugh. Just like Matt Hancock's multiple breaches which he explained as 'I'm only human' and Neil Ferguson who started all this going and breaking his own rules by visiting and banging another man's wife. They've been breaking all of the "rules" from day 1. people were insane to listen to them.
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  241. Exactly.
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  242. Well said.
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  243. The ordinary peasant is only under these restrictions for as long as they choose to be. The covid fines have all been thrown out of the courts on the grounds that they are unlawful. The government can't enforce any of this: if the country ditches their muzzles and goes back to normal the govt won't be able to enforce any of this.
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  244. The parasitical class.
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  245. I hope all the people who called us "granny killers" and "conspiracy nuts" will learn from this. We took our stand because we KNEW this guy (and the rest of the cabinet) were lying and trying to cause a panic: we also knew that neither he, nor any of the rest of them, were following the lockdown rules that they destroyed so many lives with.
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  246. But look at it this way: 4 Reform seats is worth more than 400 labour seats :). They will make a noise while the labour candidates will sit there and do what they're told.
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  247.  @johnricharddowling3276  Don't forget a lot of scientists were pushing this lie, too - and slandering other scientists and calling them conspiracy theorists. Don't let them off the hook.
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  248. Why should I take their word for anything. He had "Information that may be useful to an enemy state" - isn't that what they told us about Julian Assange in order to drop him in a hole, along with a bunch of other trumped up allegations? The fact that people still even believe these guys is extraordinary.
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  249. He knows what he did and he's enjoying what he did: he's delighted at the thought that people know he's lying and the law will do nothing to him.
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  250. Its not 'confused' - he's just a lying sociopath.
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  251. Zia Yusuf has to go. The tactics that he used against Rupert Lowe are the trademark cloak and dagger politics that we are trying to get away from.
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  252. Very true.
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  253. Does a bear sh*t in the woods?
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  254. Find out whose idea it was and sue them individually - then sack them. Then sue the school for discrimination and harassment.
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  255. Lol beautiful comment. I hope they read it.
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  256. We're not doomed. People could end this in a week if they just stopped submitting to it: the covid fines have all already been thrown out by the courts and even the judges are telling us that this is unlawful. If everyone goes back to normal and ditches their muzzles the govt won't be able to enforce any of this.
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  257. .....and breaking all the very rules he impose on the rest of us.
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  258. Exactly.
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  259.  @Zippy-72  Not even many.
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  260. Its worse than that: they themselves were filming: they work for Chinese State TV and are in London filming a piece for the station. Nasty bunch.
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  261. The Raven owner did not play down the deaths of elderly people: that tactic of libellous twisting of what people have said is one of the reasons labour is roundly despised by it's traditional voting base: and hiring smug, bitchy and slimy advertising executives as advisors is another reason.
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  262. The state makes an absolute fortune off our backs as taxpayers every single year. They take it for their own projects and pretend there isn't enough money for anything else. The money is there, alright - they just don't want to spend it. They have their priorities - and this country is not one of them. We did try to war you, labour voters.
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  263. I agree with you completely. I refused the muzzle and the jab: I warned as many people as I could what they were doing and was called a conspiracy nut, a covidiot and a granny killer - by the very people I was trying to help. I've never been so disgusted with people as I was during this witch hunt.
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  264. Exactly.
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  265. Businesses need to get together, pool their resources and start suing: the government are not going to stop this by themselves.
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  266.  @doubletap-z8c  If you don't agree with me, argue your point: don't repeat words that other people have put in your head.
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  267. In terms of the British electoral system this is a huge achievement for Reform. They broke through despite all the efforts of the state and media. Also: look at the numbers: Reform: 4 million votes: labour: barely 9.7 million votes. This is just the beginning.
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  268. She wouldn't have got into labour's leadership if he wasn't a complete liar.
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  269. They aren't just liars - they're criminals. They're involved in sedition right now.
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  270. "We must release the sausages." Kier Starmer, 2024.
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  271. He's only doing this to draw attention away from his failures. I don't even smoke and I hate the smell of the stuff but I'm not a f***ist who wants everything I don't like banned. Criminals on the black market will be very happy with a ban, 'though.
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  272. We've always had these lunatics who bubble to the surface whenever there was a moral crisis: during the witch hunts of the middle ages they would pretend to be religious and run around finding scapegoats to hang and burn: during the communist revolutions they would pretend to be champions of the working man as they rounded up and shot people: this crowd is no different. They live on the fringes but unfortunately whenever society is in any type of crisis they come out of the wood work and cause carnage.
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  273. Whale is a pratt.
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  274.  @feloniousmonk321  Don't ask him why they would: ask them why they did.
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  275. Well said.
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  276. I have no sympathy for a public who chose to believe a bunch of liars and their friends anyway - idiots locked themselves up and then we all saw these politicians at G7 breaking all their own rules.
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  277. "Under resourced". It seems to me they are over-resourced, and over-staffed, if they have so much time to spend on the internet searching for "non-crimes" (their own words).
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  278. TurdTV.
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  279. Most of them.
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  280. Careful, Ian: next thing you know she'll be levelling accusations against you and calling for your removal.
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  281. Given what the medical industry did in the last 3 years alone, it wouldn't surprise me if a scapegoat had been made of her. Given what the Just-Us system has done in that same time frame alone I would be even less surprised.
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  282. Loud noises from the BMA: they were very quiet during covid.
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  283. We already know what a radical leftie is going to say about Rupert Lowe. Why even bother bringing this guy on? He's incapable of debate.
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  284. These isis brides were not just simply brides. They were involved in their husbands' crimes. I've seen footage of "isis brides" leading Yazidi women and girls away at gunpoint to God knows what fate at the hands of their men. Yazidis were highly prized trophies for these animals.
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  285. 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 anyone in a hole for no reason.
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  286. For views - rage bait. They are just as bad as a she is.
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  287. Probably Macron's crowd did it.
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  288. Tobias Ellwood of the 77th brigade. He's nothing but a propagandist and a liar. George Galloway said last year that Ellwood would try to push conscription, Ellwood got very angry and denied it. Well, here he is now.
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  289. 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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  290. I'm not disappointed. But I am appalled at the tories, labour, lib dems and greens who are all simply out of the question - they've done way too much damage and are on course to cause more. For me its independent - maybe Reform, maybe another independent, but never again the main parties.
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  291. A land grab disguised as an inheritance tax.
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  292. Talk TV was pro-jab. They played a huge part in this, too. Now they're trying to distance themselves.
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  293. Yes.
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  294. This celebrity ex-detective should make up his mind: only a few weeks ago on GB News he was saying all this violence is being caused "by a plague of men" (his own words). Anything to get some attention and views, I guess.
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  295. Its even more ridiculous when you consider that labour barely scraped over twice the amount of votes that Reform did. Reform 4 million, labour 9.7 million. This is why the attacks on Reform are continuing, even after labour won.
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  296. Exactly. Its just like our political class: they make an absolute fortune off our backs every single year, squander every penny and then say there just isn't enough money.
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  297. Now if only the rest of the nation would follow suit. I switched off my TV and cancelled my license over a decade ago and it was one of the best things I've ever done.
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  298. Exactly - and it comes from the same peopl.
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  299. That ex-detective seems to like the sound of his own voice a lot.
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  300. Idiots, yes: but don't forget they are also evil, vicious and nasty people who personally enjoy the turmoil and hardship they cause.
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  301. Medical advice from corrupt doctors and politicians. There were doctors and scientists speaking out but they were being silenced: they're voices could still be heard fro those who wanted to listen but most people chose to listen to lying politicians and their friends. I have no sympathy for those who complied, especially given the abuse that was directed at those of us who were trying to warn people.
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  302. As I always say: those who are Far Wrong will call anyone Far Right.
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  303. Russia didn't even want that war. I've been following that conflict since 2014 - they were constantly provoked and they did everything to avoid that war. Now they are being lied about by the same people who told us Iraq had weapons of mass destruction and that we're all about to be wiped out. 1 million lives that lie cost....and still counting. Its a racket - its a business to these guys.
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  304. Well, given the bbc's clear support of the banderites in Ukraine its no surprise to me at all that they would call an historic raid against the 3rd Reich as infamous.
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  305. Are people seriously still listening to this bozo? The rules are unlawful, the fines have all been thrown out of court, everyone saw the behaviour at G7, why aren't these bribed liars just being ignored. Go back to normal the govt can't enforce this rubbish.
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  306. So let me get this straight: they got the majority they had always wanted - and they decided to riot anyway.
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  307. Another one. There really is no difference between the three parties: and all three of them have been repeatedly ramming the station wagon into the economy, backing up, and ramming it again. P.S. They make an absolute FORTUNE off our backs every year, regardless of what they claim.
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  308.  @audreysuter4315  Yes.
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  309. Exactly. All men - no women, no children, no old people.
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  310. You mean like the BLM marches where they were all treated with kid gloves and some officers even took the knee in front of them? Bring your victim psychology and lies somewhere else: people have enough problems in their own lives without race grifters stirring up more.
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  311. He got a better reception than he deserved in Washington. There is also a claim that Zelensky had already worked out a mineral deal with Starmer some months ago, which is odd - because all the mineral land is under Russian control in the East of the country. He was had.
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  312.  @donnakovacevic8119  True. I've been following the persecution and jailing of Pastor Art Pawlowski in Canada for a number of years now. Its amazing how cruel these weak and effete leaders like Trudeau, Starmer and Scholz really are once they get into positions of power.
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  313. He's a psychopath and the govt is always looking for opportunities to control the population. Unfortunately a naive and apathetic nation chose to hand over their freedoms to a gang of politicians and their friends - and ostracised and abused anyone who tried to warn them. Hopefully there is a lesson in all this.
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  314. Tbh I think it already is illegal: but there is no leadership in this country and the legal system is a mess.
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  315. Messianic moment? Behave.
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  316. What on earth has happened to Douglas Murray? Also - for anyone thinking that they had no rights a hundred years ago, look into 'the Order of The White Feather' - the part that the suffragettes played in sending thousands of young men to their deaths in the trenches. No historians seem to want to talk about it, 'though.
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  317. Also - let's remember that coutts was one of the first banks to fail in 2007-08 and went begging to the UK taxpayer to keep it afloat: and that's how it thanks the public that stopped it from collapsing.
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  318. Starmer a bridge? Lol. That's a good one. Trump knows what starmer's all about.
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  319. Lol, I always thought you had that opinion of all men in this country Alex.
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  320. I've been following that conflict since 2014 - they were constantly provoked and they did everything to avoid that war. Now they are being lied about by the same people who told us Iraq had weapons of mass destruction and that we're all about to be wiped out. 1 million lives that lie cost....and still counting. Its a racket - its a business to these guys.
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  321. Of course. Our "leaders" only want two things off us - our blood and our possessions.
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  322.  @marklinley6248  Yes. They have a lot to be ashamed of: looking at all of them its clear to see how the nazis found it so easy to take over in Germany: interestingly they used the medical establishment, too - and the medical establishment was only too happy to be used.
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  323. Exactly. She's very good on some things - a complete idiot on others.
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  324. Article 6 of UNESCO's Biodiversity and Human Rights Act states that coercing or forcing anyone to take v$££ine against their will is against International Law. People need to get wise about what their rights are and start suing and opening claims. Even the covid fines have all been thrown out by the courts on the grounds that they are unlawful.
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  325. Exactly.
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  326. Who's the multi-coloured toad?
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  327. Exactly. They're part of the problem.
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  328.  @99_Bananas  The media, I mean.
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  329. Why should he be embarrassed? Labour should be embarrassed for pulling that dirty trick. Yes, labour, we all know it was you - that sort of thing is right up your alley - right up your dingy, rodent infested alley.
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  330. Exactly.
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  331. Exactly.
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  332. None of us are going to fight. Get that through your impressively robust skulls. NONE of us are going to fight. Even former military are saying they won't lift a finger. We all know the part you played in starting that war. Russia did not want that war and you know that but you won't admit it. Thumbs down to Talk TV for being a mouthpiece here.
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  333.  @ralphdavidson9542  True - and that made him look even more ridiculous.
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  334.  @joekavanagh8997  I agree. I've seen the footage of women cops in the US.
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  335. Andrew Bridgen is one of the few conservatives serving his constituency - and the Conservatives expelled him recently after he gave a speech (to an empty house) about the effects of the last 3 years on his borough. Labour and the lib dems have shown themselves to be no different during that time.
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  336. I hope all the people who called us "granny killers" and "conspiracy nuts" will learn from this. We took our stand because we KNEW this guy (and the rest of the cabinet) were lying and trying to cause a panic: we also knew that neither he, nor any of the rest of them, were following the lockdown rules that they destroyed so many lives with.
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  337.  @seanmoran6510  That explains a lot. Thanks.
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  338. Tory and labour govts have devastated everything they've touched in the last 30 years.
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  339. Ah, he's a WEF turd, too? That explains everything.
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  340. ....and never bailed out again. Coutts was the first failed bank to be bailed out by the tax payer during the banking 'crisis'.
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  341. She's typical: there are WPCs like her all over London: useless, overweight, unfit, aggressive - waddling around the city like stuffed ducks looking for people to harass because they're too useless to catch criminals.
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  342. New top team lol. Let's hope they're as good as the previous top team, with more fresh new faces just like cameron.
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  343. Exactly. Absolutely right: it's compliance that is fuelling this.
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  344. He's a lord and he doesn't like your tone, Julia. But that being said, after hearing what they said and seeing what they did to Julian Assange I'm not going to assume they're telling the truth about this guy. They've already proven they'll drop anyone in a hole without charge and make up lies o justify it.
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  345. It doesn't make sense: we have insane narcissists and sociopaths in charge over here in the UK and EU.
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  346. Exactly. The man's a moron - and he doesn't give a damn about peoples' health: this is all about control: and yes it will fuel a lucrative black market, which will make things even worse.
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  347. I wasn't offended by it but I was bemused at adults being so crass and juvenile in their humour. But I guess that's the caliber of the rank and file of the bbc.
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  348. Exactly.
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  349. Criticised yes, but was he wrong? No.
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  350. Exactly.
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  351. They're happy to vote labour and (as some comments on this thread show) they just blame "men" for the consequences. Ignorance really is bliss.
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  352. Okay. The two complainants have just come forward saying that their complaint had nothing whatsoever to do with Rupert Lowe. It was someone else. So there you have it. The Reform leadership member who stitched him up is the one who needs to go otherwise he will keep doing this and destroy the party from the inside.
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  353. You want boris back or penny? Dear oh dear. They are both globalist puppets who don't give a fig about the country. Labour is just as bad if not worse: they all need to go. I don't know how much damage both parties need to wreak on the country for people to see they are both worthless.
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  354. Ben Habib - another swamp creature.
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  355. I agree completely and they should never be allowed to forget what they did. They wanted us forcibly jabbed, some of them even wanted us put in camps. They'd be more than happy to pile people onto cattle trains.
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  356.  @bjornjonassen2931  Were you there?
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  357. Whoever initiated the cloak and dagger tactics to get rid of Rupert Lowe is a serious problem and needs to go. We voted Reform to get away from this type of thing.
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  358. Very true.
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  359.  @IamElChapo  Good point.
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  360. I'm sure she was determined to get a piece of Russell, one way or the other. As for Ch4 - they don't care whether the allegations are true or false: destroying his reputation is what its all about.
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  361. I can't take this 'Spiked' guy seriously since he mocked, as c0n$piracy the0rlsts, anyone who was skeptical of the covid measures including the v@x.
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  362. Rubbish. To fight for who and for what? You're listenign to the same people who told us Iraq had WMDs. 1 million lives that lie cost. I've been following the conflict in Ukraine for a long time. There is a reason these blood addicts don't want to talk about the 10 years that led up to this.
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  363. bbc and channel 4 have been out of touch for a very long time.
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  364. I hope labour voters are beginning to get the message now.
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  365. For a secret assassin she sure takes a lot of selfies. Interesting that even the press have her social media posts but no-one knows who or where she is?
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  366. Labour thought they could control the Muslim vote and that they could keep Muslims as a reliable and loyal voting block. Harsh lesson for them.
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  367. Exactly. That's what this is all about. I've been following the Ukraine conflict since 2014 and msm is lying through their teeth. Russia did everything it could, against constant provocation, to end this conflict but our politicians kept provoking them. Now they are losing and they want to send out children after Russia.
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  368. Racism scandal lol. It turns out Ch4 hired an actor to pretend he was a Reform activist and filmed him spewing a load of bs. You can't get lower than that.
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  369. I think 'Get out of Downing Street' is better advice. And he should also ask his mother to show him how to brush his hair - the rest of us learned to do that by the time we were 7.
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  370. Lol, she thinks his speech was for an American audience. How far removed from reality are some of these journalists?! His speech was aimed directly at European leaders ands was a nod of understanding to their long-suffering citizenry.
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  371. And a huge loss for common sewer rats like stewart. A double win.
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  372. They don't want to give the money to pensioners: as far as labour is concerned old people have outlived their usefulness. I really mean that, I'm not even being sarcastic. The state makes an absolute fortune every year off our backs as tax payers. they rob that money for their own projects and pretend there isn't enough money for anything else. They are rolling in our money.
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  373. Exactly: even by 1 minute into the interview I'd already had enough of the irritating little squirt.
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  374. Lol nice one.
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  375. .......and moved into hotels in rural regions.
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  376. That's a good start.
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  377.  @martynblackburn9632  So everything we said turned out to be tue and that's your answer. There is something seriously wrong with you. Seriously wrong.
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  378.  @martynblackburn9632  P.S. I'm sorry that you're so messed up that when you finally realised you were lied to, made a fool of and played like a fiddle the only people you're angry at are the people who tried to help you. Lol - poor guy.
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  379.  @martynblackburn9632  I'm still laughing at you by the way: I guess next time a bunch of politicians tell you to bend over, you'll ask them "How far?".
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  380.  @martynblackburn9632  I have a great new youtube name for you: Ben Dover. :D
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  381.  @martynblackburn9632  You've gone very quiet all of a sudden - gone back into lockdown, have you, Ben? :D
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  382.  @martynblackburn9632  Oh well. Bye bye, Ben. I'll be sure and let you know next time a bunch of politicians want to make an absolute fool out of you again. Later, Mr. Dover.
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  383. I never heard him say banks should self-regulate.
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  384. They should never have been believed any of them in the first place. I took huge amounts of abuse for 2 years trying to warn people that this was a scam and that they were lying to cause a panic. "Granny killer" and "conspiracy nut" were the replies I received.
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  385. I'm a non-smoker and I don't see any positives in this ban: this is just an exercise in overreach and control, nothing more. Sunak and the rest of the political class don't give a fig about peoples' health.
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  386.  @tuleshshah1565  True.
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  387.  @trinitylane2202  True: I saw that.
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  388.  @TheVideoLounge  True.
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  389. There are WPCs like her all over London. Overweight, unfit for the job and angry - waddling around like stuffed ducks looking for easy targets because they're too useless and unfit to chase criminals.
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  390.  @chriscurtain1816  Lol, true.
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  391. I was surprised that O'Sullivan said Musk is hated by millions over here. I live in Britain and never got that impression. (?)
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  392. 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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  393. Exactly. Not only that: have a look at the story of the 'Order of the white feather' or 'The White Feather Girls of WW1' - the part that the suffragettes movement played in sending thousands of young men to their deaths in the trenches. Poor, oppressed and powerless my eye. Shameful story.
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  394.  @oldfella3919  Also during WW1, the suffragettes worked with the British military to send thousands of young men to their deaths in the trenches. It was called 'The Order Of The White Feather' but is also known as 'The White Feather Girls of WW1'.
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  395.  @ChronixLucid  You might want to educate yourself further: they were all landowners.
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  396. Labour knows what they are doing. This is a land confiscation program disguised as an inheritance tax. This is intentional. The people who voted for labour should have known that they would break every promise they made.
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  397. Same thing happened in Ireland recently. Police and govt put more effort into keeping the details of the knife attacker quiet than anything else.
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  398. No I don't back the ban. I don't even smoke but I don't back any of these Orwellian impositions on peoples' lives. This is all about control, nothing else.
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  399. I said from the beginning this is all going to end in tiers.
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  400. All men - all fighting age men. No women or children or old people. There's something very odd about that entire picture. These are economic migrants, nothing else - and that's even putting it mildly.
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  401. Kier Freeby.
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  402. Parasites are never grateful to their host - but certainly naming and shaming, possibly boycotts, is the way to go.
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  403. TBH they're saying exactly the same things about him that they said about Julian Assange. Its why I don't actually believe a word from the security "services" about him. He was in the army, he was a computer technician. They're saying he was a terrorist but what did he do? They won't say. Maybe he was a whistleblower. They've already proven they'll throw anyone in a hole for no reason and then lie about them.
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  404. Because they are crawlers. It's a job requirement, there.
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  405. Falling below the wealth limit lol. Coutts, this elite bank, was the first failed bank to be bailed out by public money: the only reason it functioned was because it was saved from collapsing by the taxpayer: all the other failed banks followed - and that's the thanks the public gets.
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  406. Kev - these are the same people who told you Iraq had weapons of mass destruction which they were about to use against us. 1 million lives that lie cost: now they're doing it again. This is a racket to make defence contractors and their friends rich, nothing more.
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  407.  @KingdomofHeaven-vd9hr  Well said.
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  408. Because the police are cowards who have become accustomed to the easy life during the lockdown insanity of 2020-23: going back to actually catch and investigate criminals is just too much work for them.
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  409. None of us want ANY of them, before or after the election. Replacing one useless stooge with another is not going to make any difference whatsoever.
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  410. Exactly.
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  411. The political class started openly despising us the moment the people submitted to this lock down and muzzle wearing.
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  412.  @StabbyMcStabStab  True.
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  413. Mike Buckley is projecting. Up until he made that comment I didn't realise he went into politics just to line his own pockets.
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  414. Interesting - where have these human rights courts, lawyers and judges been the last 3 years when all our rights were being trampled all over?
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  415. Yes. In fact Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland hails from one of those very people. Its highly doubtful that she was unaware of this man's history.
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  416. I agree. I'm a non-smoker but this is just an attempt at more Orwellian over-reach, nothing more: control by an out of control state entity that really doesn't give a damn about people or their health.
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  417. Yes. Labour thought they had a loyal voting block that they could use all the time. They're finally learning that they don't control the Muslim vote.
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  418. But the police had nothing to say or do about a dossier that led to 1 million Iraqis actually being obliterated. Nice one, officers - I feel so much safer knowing that you're out there patrolling the ether for children to arrest for making comments.
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  419. Exactly. In fact the history of Ireland is far worse than even many Irish people realise. For instance between 1649 and 1659 roughly a quarter of a million Irish men, women and children were sold to slave ships bound for the Caribbean - and that was in those 10 years alone. Its swept under the carpet because of narrative.
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  420. The tents were being paid for by USAID and other organ organisations like them. I grew up in Ireland in the 60s and 70s when unemployment was rife over there. Even back then I never saw anything like this. The government is allowing the country to be flooded and doesn't care about the mess its causing.
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  421. New law lol - it's already a criminal offence.
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  422. ...and electing them.
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  423.  @davidsheriff8989  Oh no!!! We're all going to die. Let's lock ourselves up forever!!!!
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  424. I made the mistake of believing the Iraq wmd lies and never made that mistake again. I do my own research now. Tucker Carlson did what the rest of you should have been doing: journalism.
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  425. Insulting to the elite class and no-one else. Every single word he spoke was wisdom and common sense - and it was very welcome to hear.
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  426. Sure: I believe him: he's a labour politician and just as trustworthy as the rest of Westminster - LOL!
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  427. Well I'm very glad that these bureaucrats are being paid huge amounts of public money to investigate ill, 90 year old ladies for not attending s*xual harassment classes. So glad my taxes are going on such a worthwhile venture: and of course these pen pushers aren't harassing her! No, not at all.
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  428. I was sorry Clarkson was cancelled just for saying something: but even sorrier he apologised to a bunch of latter day witch hunters.
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  429. Everyone has differences, but Yusuf ran to the police with a ridiculous claim that Lowe had threatened to end him. This was accompanied by a well worn template of generic false complaints that are usually used to destroy politicians. Yusuf needs to be removed before he causes any more destruction.
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  430. Hey, Wickes CEO - just stick to your brand and your products: there are enough entitled companies elsewhere shoving their fake social views down peoples' throats. I've ordered some items from that place: won't be doing so in future.
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  431. Far Right? I didn't see anyone waving n**l flags? Did I miss something? Where are they?
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  432.  @MsChifran  Keep your man hating to yourself. Men are the most common victims of violence from other men. Look at the statistics. Men are also overwhelmingly putting themselves in danger to protect others. But no - your attitude is against all men. If you hate men so much stay away from us and don't ask for our help.
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  433.  @gooddaymba6641  Oh right. So there was another bloke - Wayne cousins. I guess those two represent all 33 million men in the UK have secretly killed someone.
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  434.  @josefk332  I would add to that man hater - that men have also been protecting people, many of them sacrificing themselves to do it, since the dawn of time.
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  435.  @bighas96  Pathetic.
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  436.  @days23411  True. Also - don't forget that men are the biggest recipients of violence at the hands of other men, despite the brainwashing that jenniferkim8790 and all other women like her have succumbed to. They always regard themselves as the victim in everything.
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  437.  @mark675  Exactly. Women's attitudes. Always looking for excuses to hate men and see themselves as perpetual victims.
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  438.  @OsirusHandle  Hahahaha. Direct anonymous polls. Behave - and stop allowing yourself to be manipulated. Learn a little about polls. There's plenty of information out there.
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  439.  @Smashingblouse  Men are stronger than women. I agree. I don't know why you thought I didn't: I've always agreed with that. Its a fact that men are also the biggest recipients of violence at the hands of other men.
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  440. Lol: just another big eco con like wind turbines.
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  441. Ch 4 are far dirtier than many even realise. They helped cover up the Rotherham scandal by refusing to report on it back in 2004 when they were first aware of it. They spoke to police chiefs and decided to keep it out of the news because it "could lead to racism and possibly riots". They happily sat on that story for 10 years until critical mass forced it out into the open.
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  442. Typical BBC: the sooner their license fee is scrapped the better.
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  443. 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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  444. Parents are not parenting. Let's see - the solution should be that the state should intervene - that's gone so well in so many other areas. (just another red herring to throw at the masses to distract them away from govt failures).
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  445. Amen.
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  446. You can be sure he doesn't want to live near them: just like George Clooney: pro illegal immigration everywhere, but he doesn't want to live anywhere near them.
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  447. What's gone wrong? Ask the political class: they're responsible for this - and they don't care who it harms.
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  448. Exactly. We don't want any of them.
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  449. Exactly. Both of them are equally to blame.
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  450. That's the media's answer to everything: "Ban!"'.
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  451. She's not delusional: she's evil - she knows what she's doing - carrying out policies based on the theories of marxists throughout history when it comes to human beings who they view as being "of no further use".
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  452. It's called democracy, TalkTV: they voted, he won. I expected better from you - maybe I was a bit more naive than I realised.
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  453. Lol James Whale. Lol Talk TV.
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  454. Exactly. I'm amazed at how many people can't, or refuse to, grasp that.
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  455. Oh shut up. These aren't "men" - these are degenerates and criminals: and if you look closely enough, you'll see that a lot of insane degenerate women are calling for the same thing. This is political correctness having reached its insane conclusion
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  456. True.
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  457. Well of course Jacq boots wants her to shut up: she hates being called out.
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  458. Yes - labour is targetting the elderly on purpose: marxists have very weird ideas when it comes to people that they regard as being "of no further use". They regard the elderly as having outlived their usefulness. I'm not even joking: this is what they think and they're acting on it.
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  459. They were probably paid off to say nothing. They're all part of the same swamp.
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  460. Kudos, at least, to TalkTV for highlight this.
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  461. This celebrity ex-detective again. He was telling GB News recently that men are the problem and that we are causing a plague of violence: he didn't dare mention exactly who it was of course. People like him are a huge part of the problem and they don't care as long as they get media attention for themselves.
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  462. And the morons who voted for them believed it. Hopefully they'll have learned from it.
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  463. The nerds of doom strike again....as they do every single day.
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  464. Doctor Who became Dr. Why. The BBC became the BB I don't want to C.
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  465. "Everyone has the face they deserve by the time they're 50 years old". George Orwell.
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  466. Yep: that oversized nasty wpc is a typical product of a politicised leadership within the police force.
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  467. The only people who are in denial are the people who have been pushing this climate change rubbish.
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  468. You are very naive. This is about degenerates and criminals using political correctness to get away with their degeneracy. And if you actually looked you would see that the trans community has plenty of women in it who are all screaming for this to be mandatory everywhere. Sorry to burst your bubble about blaming men for everything but that's the reality.
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  469. I wish someone would light it.
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  470. The judge was impressed with him, eh?
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  471. The EDL no longer exists. Starmer and labour want all this chaos and a scapegoat: it gives them the excuses they need to try to put policies in place that they had been planning to. The two tier policing is being done to cause outrage. Labour knows what they are doing: they want to enflame this, they want the chaos.
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  472. Oh cooper really wanted to control the border but then suddenly found out she won't have the budget. Oh dash and blast it - I'll bet she's very upset about that.
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  473. Yep - stewart is just another sewer rat.maybe he was promised a lucrative job somewhere if that witch won.
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  474. Lol - Farage's views didn't 'align' with coutt's values. What values does coutts actually have?!
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  475.  @mattgodwin294  I like your thinking.
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  476. True.
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  477. TBH there's 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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  478. Well it makes a nice change from her blaming men for everything.
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  479. It wasn't so much a prediction, it was a wish. Stewart has a show in which he talks about current affairs. his co-host is Alastair Campbell. That should tell us everything.
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  480. GB news is either for free speech or against it. If they are terrified of offending Ofcom they need to be at least honest about it.
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  481. Yep, I believe so.
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  482. And who is this "expert"? lol
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  483. Yep - and that will be a sore lesson as soon as it penetrates their thick skulls. Starbucks has already learned that and are now removing LGBT content from their stores in the US - they have also been forced recently to pay $26million to an employee they had fired because 2 customers accused her of being a racist. Sore lesson.
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  484. .....or they're both.
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  485. Police chiefs are owned by the same people that Ch 4 and the bbc are.
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  486. "I wouldn't say he's been left looking silly". Yeah, right. Has he ever looked any other way?
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  487. Covering for and protecting a growing number of extremists, trying to prevent people from talking about it: 400 extremists returned from fighting in Syria right under the noses of the authorities, while boats are being allowed in every day. This isn't incompetence, the state knows what is brewing and they seem to want it to happen.
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  488. True. Look at it this way: Reform 4 million votes. Labour barely scraped over twice that amount at 9.7 million.
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  489. Ask the political class: they brought all this about.....on purpose. Stories like this probably secretly delight them.
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  490. Nope, they won't. They'll be busy trawling the internet with coffee and biscuits while actual crimes are going on all around them.
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  491. I'll bet they could.
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  492. True.
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  493. I regularly think about the WW2 dead in that very context these days. They must be turning in their graves.
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  494. Exactly.
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  495. Because they despise us and regard us as nothing more than cattle. They are doing all this on purpose because they regard pensioners as parasites. They are projecting. They reason that if lots of old people die its less of a burden on the state. They actually believe this. They are animals.
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  496. Don't forget Assange, of course, released info to the public that the media wouldn't and, all of a sudden, r*p* allegations because a c*nd*m burst.
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  497. There's no logic in lunacy.
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  498.  @dangdut1  There is a documentary called 'Ukraine on Fire' on youtube. I really hope you will watch it: it shows the real story of what has been going on there. Russia is not the bad guy here. I've been following that conflict for 10 years, now. The people making these claims are the same people who told us all Iraq had weapons of mass destruction and needs to be invaded. They are using the exact same template again. Thankfully most people are seeing through it all now. I hope you will watch that documentary.
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  499.  @doubletap-z8c  Its the truth, Karen. I'm glad you finally admit it.
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  500.  @doubletap-z8c  The Increment - lol - the excrement, more like.
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  501. Its not the world, believe me: its a very small, very sick section of humanity, many of whom gravitate towards politics so they can push their sick agendas through.
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  502. She's just jealous because no-one ever referred to her as a lady.
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  503. True - especially when we look at the numbers: Reform 4 million votes, labour barely scraped just over twice that with 9.7 million votes. For a party that was only formed a few months ago that is a remarkable achievement.
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  504. granted asylum and you can be full sure the police were warned about how dangerous this man was, but no doubt wagged their finger saying "How would you feel if you were stereotyped like that'. We got the same in Ireland after another guest of the nation attacked 2 women and 3 children recently in Dublin with a knife.
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  505. Sounds like she's trying to convince herself.
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  506. I wondered about that. Something about that charity always gave me a bad impression: they're way too pushy.
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  507. Time for us to realise that we have one main party in Britain: its the LibLabourCon party - as the last 3 years have proven.
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  508. Incompetent they may be - but everything they are doing is on purpose. This is all intentional, we need to stop excusing them with a fool's pardon.
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  509. This is the Streisand Effect times a million: it really should be named after the angry shouting comrade "The Newton Effect".
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  510. People shouldn't be waiting for a bunch or corrupt politicians who everyone saw breaking all the rules that they tried to impose on the rest of us. The covid fines have been thrown out by the courts, the judges have told us they're unlawful and we saw G7 with our own eyes. What on earth are people waiting for?
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  511. Exactly.
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  512. He was picked specifically because he's such a dangerous imbecile.
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  513. If the cons are salty that Reform took their seats away, they should have thought about that while the tories were still in government after receiving the biggest landslide in their history. Instead they turned their back on their voters....and their voters returned the compliment.
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  514. Nasty, too. He's a member of the 77th Brigade. He's committed to endless war in that region. He also wants conscription introduced. George Galloway once confronted him about it. he denied it, then a few months later was doing the rounds on TV talking about conscription.
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  515. True: they were given a landslide and a huge mandate, along with the goodwill of the nation - and they squandered everything.
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  516. I have a lot of respect for Jmmy Dore - he started off as a TYT liberal (dumb and dumber here would have loved him 7 years ago) - then he started looking into things for himself and now I watch his show all the time for updates and honest takes.
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  517. Excellent point.
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