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

  1. 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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  2. Very true.
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  3. Does a bear sh*t in the woods?
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  4. 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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  5. Lol beautiful comment. I hope they read it.
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  6. 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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  7. .....and breaking all the very rules he impose on the rest of us.
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  8. Exactly.
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  9.  @Zippy-72  Not even many.
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  10. 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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  11. 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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  12. 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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  13. 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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  14. Exactly.
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  15. 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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  16.  @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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  17. 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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  18. She wouldn't have got into labour's leadership if he wasn't a complete liar.
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  19. They aren't just liars - they're criminals. They're involved in sedition right now.
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  20. "We must release the sausages." Kier Starmer, 2024.
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  21. 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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  22. 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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  23. Whale is a pratt.
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  24.  @feloniousmonk321  Don't ask him why they would: ask them why they did.
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  25. Well said.
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  26. 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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  27. "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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  28. TurdTV.
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  29. Most of them.
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  30. Careful, Ian: next thing you know she'll be levelling accusations against you and calling for your removal.
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  31. 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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  32. Loud noises from the BMA: they were very quiet during covid.
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  33. 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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  34. 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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  35. 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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  36. For views - rage bait. They are just as bad as a she is.
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  37. Probably Macron's crowd did it.
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  38. 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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  39. 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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  40. 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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  41. A land grab disguised as an inheritance tax.
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  42. Talk TV was pro-jab. They played a huge part in this, too. Now they're trying to distance themselves.
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  43. Yes.
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  44. 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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  45. 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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  46. 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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  47. 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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  48. Exactly - and it comes from the same peopl.
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  49. That ex-detective seems to like the sound of his own voice a lot.
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  50. 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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