Comments by "marie parker" (@marieparker3822) on "Gad Saad" channel.

  1. And Tommy Robinson is in prison (in solitary confinement for his own protection against the Muslims who would otherwise kill him). RIP Peter Lynch.
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  2. The victims are not WOMEN. They are sometimes as young as eight. They are nearly all under the age if consent. It has been going on for at least 30 years. We have 85 Shariah courts in the UK.
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  3. What scares me a bit is that the audience don't seem to appreciate Prof Saad's jokes and ironical remarks. I don't hear any response from them.
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  4. Many moons ago (at University College London), my friend and I were in an essay crisis situation, and we went to our lab tutor to beg her for an extension of one day for the submission of our lab reports. She said, 'No'. That was the end of the conversation.
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  5. Lion: great analogy.
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  6. Laurence Fox was unprofessional, and I wonder if he had had a few drinks before doing a live broadcast - which would be unprofessional in itself. He was obviously 'triggered' by Ava Evans (whom I had never heard of). I think GB News needed to sanction him - perhaps by suspending him for a month. Dan Wootton was unprofessional by being a weak chairperson and not saving - or at least mitigating - the situation at the time. He should have been told to raise his game. Sacking Calvin Robinson is vindictive and an act of self-harm. I remember fairly recently when the terms 'Sachsgate', 'Martin Bashir' and 'Jimmy Saville' were part of everyone's conversation. (You may need to google these to understand what I am saying.) I don't remember, at the time, anyone influential or powerful yelling for the BBC to be 'shut down'. The Establishment has hated GB News from the start, and has tried to destroy it, because it is not a clone of existing large censoring broadcasters.
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  7. Total respect for Mosab Hassan Josef, for his honesty, courage and integrity. Thanks to Gad Saad for inviting him.
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  8. And Mariana's first attempt at exposing 'disinformation' for the BBC was to do a hatchet-job on Carl Benjamin (founder of the podcast 'The Lotus Eaters'), which was just solid garbage. It was actually quite funny. He refuted it in a podcast the next day, word for word. I don't think he is even going to bother sueing her. Naturally, she has a good salary, and a department of about twenty staff. (Not having either owned or possessed a TV set for twenty years, fortunately I do not contribute financially to this.)
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  9. 'Indigenous'. As a descendant of Celts, Anglo-Saxons and Norse, born and brought up in Britain, I describe myself - when asked - as an Indigenous Briton. An American told me that the word 'indigenous' now has a different meaning. Since I have no interest in conversing with Humpty Dumpty, I did not ask what this might be. I just hope he has a great fall - by which I do not mean an enjoyable autumn.
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  10. You have to laugh - otherwise you'd cry! Got to go and do some Terfing now. Greetings from Terf Island.1😖😄
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  11. In Britain, it's not 'faux empathy', it's a deliberate destruction of the State and the native population by foreign rulers and their allies who have assumed power and who hate us.
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  12. Strongly Recommended 1 U-tube interview with Steven Edginton of GB News with Ayaan Hirsi Ali, 6 January 25: 'Islam and grooming gangs, Ayaan Hirsi Ali on the "primitive" tribal mindset'. 2 U-tube interview with Mahyar Tousi, 7 January 25, of Raja Miah. A whistle-blower's experience.
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  13. This is so true.
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  14. The terms 'gender', 'feminine' and 'masculine' have no place outside a book of grammar. Biological entities have a sex, female and male (except for some groups like earthworms or gastropods that are hermaphrodite). To imply that, for example, to be good at mathematics is 'unfeminine' and appropriate only to boys and men, is essentialist and therefore one millimetre from being sexist. The same applies to the stereotyping of boys or men. So, take your pick: the Gender Industry; OR antisexism, acceptance of homosexuality, acceptance of the political and economic gains that women (in the West) have won over the past two hundred years. You can't have both. And the first is designed to erase the other.
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  15. No wonder the teachers are all mad, and the children they teach indoctrinated ignoramuses. It is so worrying for our civilisation. I doubt if that woman should even be stacking shelves - I don't want to disparage honest shelf-stackers. Prof. Saad, you deserve a VC (for Valour) for getting through that word-salad.
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  16. Did this woman get a PhD for writing this?
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  17. Prof Saad, what you are saying applies totally to Britain. 'Diversity is our Strength.' - This is literally said without irony by our benighted Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan. He has also said that a certain amount of terrorism is just something that we must expect in any large city nowadays.😖
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  18. Those American University kids who think they have converted to Islam, believe they will live in Frank Herbert's 'Dune' - I believe this work of fiction is actually taught in American Universities. They don't seem to know the reality of ISIS (ISIL, Daesh).🤔
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  19. Queer Harmer (Two-tier Keir) and Angela Rayner (the Growler), 'Prime Minister' and 'Deputy Prime Minister' (according to some people) took the knee for BLM. There is a photo of them doing this.
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  20. First 'ablism'. Now 'healthism' - which is, of course, related to colonialism, imperialism, racism and White Supremacy - and probably also to sexism, homophobia, 'trans'-phobia, Islamophobia, arachnophobia, feliphobia, acrophobia, hypochondria, etc. You could not make it up.😖
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  21. Most great artists that I know about are men I would rather not be married to (there are a few exceptions). Women artists, I think, tend to remain single (again, exceptions).
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  22. I hate this abuse of the English language. It's one of the things I would bring back hanging for.
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  23. This has to be a hoax. Was it written by Bogossian, Lindsay and Pluckrose?
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  24. The Certification Board has probably been captured. These applied post-modernists don't even realise that they are Maoists. They probably don't even realise that they are applied post-modernists. (It's a good thing Carl Linnaeus is not around any more.)
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  25. M Cassivi, how about writing about the strangling of freedom of speech in Canada which is horrifying the whole World at the momen?
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  26. Your sound is wonky, Prof Saad.
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  27. The Norwegians are lucky they are allowed to deport convicted rapists. In Britain we have tried to do this and been prevented from doing so because (a) our Courts, (b) the European Court of Human Rights. Apparently a convicted multiple child rapist has more human rights than his victims. (Or is this just sexism?)
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  28. Was it Dorothy Parker, or someone else - it was a great American woman, anyway - who said of another woman, 'Every word that comes out of that woman's mouth is a lie, including "and" and "the" '?
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  29. Brutalism in London: the South Bank Arts Centre - (the Hayward Gallery, the National Film Theatre, the Queen Elizabeth Hall, the Purcell Room, and across the road at Waterloo Bridge, the National Theatre). The Royal Festival Hall is not Brutalist.
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  30. With the pink hair, you can scream in my face that I am a LITERAL Nazi - as opposed to Hitler, Goebbels et al who were only FIGURATIVE Nazis - because I don't want children to be poisoned and mutilated. It's such fun!
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  31. Man (embracing woman) is a political animal. I have never before heard of an academic missing a chance to talk - especially over the ether - about his book!!!!🤔
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  32. Strongly Recommended U-tube video, 9 January 25, Working Class Patriot: Tommy Robinson and the Grooming Gangs.
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  33. AGI terrifies the wits out of me, but then I am a Luddite. However, Elon Musk is not. Why couldn't we just stick to ASI which I believe actually is helpful?
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  34. Students should not be customers. They are the product.
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  35. Never trust anyone with magenta hair.
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  36. The gendered common nouns of French and many other languages are not 'male, and 'female'. 'La table' and 'le jardin' are FEMININE and MASCULINE. These are abstract grammatical terms that have no place outside a book of grammar. Common nouns which are not biological entities are NOT male or female. Tables and gardens do not have a sex. 'Gender' came to be used as a euphemism for 'sex' by Americans, who apparently found it more polite. This was the start of their brain-rot.
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  37. How artificial does the intelligence have to be? Is this legal?
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  38. 'Classical' music: Simon Rattle, the orchestral conductor, wrote an article in 'The Times' of London a couple of weeks ago, saying that he fears that this music is in danger from a 'pincer movement' out to eliminate it, from Arts Council England and the BBC - the very Institutions which should be protecting and promoting it. He fears that, after the BBC Proms season this summer, the BBC will have a concerted attack on 'classical' music. What Rattle does not realise is that this will be organised - not perpetrated through ignorance - and emanates from Queer Theory. It is part of the attack on our civilisation.
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  39. Professor Saad, you and Professor Peter Boghossian, and others . . . I love you all.
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