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

  1. Well said. Absolutely well said.
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  2. That's pretty common with defence lawyers, believe it or not.
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  3. True. That's a good point.
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  4. 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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  5. 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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  6. Yes - they are terrified of the truth.
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  7. 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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  8. True.
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  9. Ed Millipede.
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  10. 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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  11. Make up your mind, Julia: what do you actually believe in? Once you've decided please let us know.
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  12. @Chixbythesea Ah. Gruss Gott! Danke :) Ich Liebe Muenchen :)
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  13.  @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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  14. 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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  15. 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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  16.  @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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  17. I'm glad others see it for what it is: a land grab disguised as an inheritance tax.
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  18. 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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  19. Lol probably true, too!
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  20.  @Skippity2  Exactly.
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  21. 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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  22.  @LadyMarigoldWithers  Exactly. Very surreal to hear from a grown man.
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  23. 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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  24. He'll change his tune when it affects him personally but he doesn't think it ever will.
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  25. 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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  26. I did that years ago - one of the best things I ever did.
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  27.  @LeeMills-ml9jm  Yep - they've been on overdrive lately.
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  28.  @penzman  More bs. Meanwhile try looking into Browder's background, if you don't know it already.
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  29.  @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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  30. He lit the match.
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  31. 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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  32. More like what aren't they doing while we're being distracted.
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  33. James Wail.
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  34. 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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  35. Straight away.
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  36. When you're Far Wrong you'll call everything Far Right.
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  37.  @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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  38. 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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  39. Well said, Julia: and they should never be allowed to forget it, either. The law won't deal with it.
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  40.  @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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  41. Exactly.
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  42. Well said.
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  43. 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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  44. The parasitical class.
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  45. 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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  46. 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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  47.  @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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  48. 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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  49. 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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  50. Its not 'confused' - he's just a lying sociopath.
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