Comments by "David Getling" (@DavidGetling) on "GBNews" channel.

  1. Because Sunak is completely spineless!
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  2. Amazing isn't it. In the last two years we've seen people persecuted for sitting on a park bench or going for a walk. But, certain groups can rape and abuse teenage girls to their hearts content, with the full blessing of our police.
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  3. I'd much rather a cold sunny day than an overcast rainy one.
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  4. I've never been affected by inheritance tax, but I'm honest and decent enough to recognise what a totally unjust and evil tax it is, that only the envious support. We pay tax on our earnings, on any profit we might make in other ways, and on our purchases. It's truly wicked to take a cut of what parents want to pass on to their children, especially when they are probably grieving their loss, and finding it hard enough to just get on with life.
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  5. Well, last Christmas we had the Delta variant con. Surely people were expecting "Return of the Scary Variant", the sequel.
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  6. Voltaire is reputed to have said something like: "I may detest what you say, but I would defend to the death your right to say it".
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  7. Trying to sell the Conservatives these days is like trying to sell a perfume that smells like sh*t!
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  8. Far better to have Boris back than Rich Boy Sunak, the pension thief.
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  9. This breaks all the rules on appointing politically neutral ambassadors.
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  10. Listen to the judge's name. It's little wonder that he let these despicable women off.
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  11. Most Americans also have distain for her and Harry.
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  12. It's very easy to make promises when you are not going to be called on to deliver them!
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  13. If we had a decent, honest government then we could look forward to a fair number of BENT lawyers going to jail, but I won't hold my breath on this happening.
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  14. There are many areas where going cashless is completely stupid. Should a kid have to use plastic to buy a few sweeties? Is your window cleaner now going to have to carry a mobile card reader and pay some of his small fee as commission? Of course, it gives a government, who might want to coerce you into having a poorly tested vaccine that you don't need, great power over you.
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  15. Haven't we got a remote Scottish island we could hold them on. This would be very much cheaper and more practical. It might also be a stronger deterrent than nice warm Rwanda.
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  16. Believe it or not I've been the cause of several managers losing their jobs. They thought their position gave them the power over me, but discovered just how wrong they were. Doctors need to have the guts to do what's right, and their colleagues need to have the guts to support them.
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  17. Good riddance to bad rubbish! If Dick had prioritised REAL crime over breaking up peaceful demonstrations, and persecuting people for sitting on park benches then Sarah Everard would most definitely still be alive. And the way she dealt with the vigil was unspeakably despicable.
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  18. Oh deary, deary me. Look at all those naughty doctors and scientists, and many others, suggesting that an EXTREMELY MILD variant displacing more dangerous ones might be really good news. And many have the gall to suggest that it might even quickly, and safely spread proper herd immunity, and bring this pandemic to an end.
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  19. Isn't it funny how despite all the child protection paranoia we are now buggering up far more kids lives than ever before.
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  20. Most of us in the UK feel exactly the same. Bugger international law! If you enter a country illegally you should be dumped back in the last country you came from, even if that means pushing you out of a plane on a static line parachute.
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  21. It's a very good general rule that those who contribute least, or not at all to society, vote Labour.
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  22. Looks like Raab has been bullied into resigning.🤣🤣🤣
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  23. If working for the NHS was so wonderful we wouldn't have a hemorrhaging of nurses and doctors from it!
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  24. Good luck with that! The UK also deserves to know how (in)effective lockdowns and masks were, and how safe the vaccines were, but don't hold your breath on these either.
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  25. Yes Boris, perhaps we can strike a trade deal with them. Quality British riding crops, with which they can beat women.
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  26. I loved the one I had as a kid.
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  27. Police grow a spine? But they are incredibly brave when it comes to arresting women at a peaceful vigil for someone raped and murdered by one of their own. And they don't hesitate to go after anyone whenever there is even the slightest suspicion that they are doing something anti-Muslim.
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  28. But the whole cabinet is a stinking cesspit of corruption, and with a few brave exceptions most MPs are the same, so where's the pressure to oust Boris going to come from?
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  29. With the unstinting support that Labour and the unions have given to the government's insane lockdowns and restrictions, this is only too obvious. These measurers have disproportionately crucified working men and women, particularly those on lower wages.
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  30. EON tells me that my energy is 100% renewable. So, needless to say, I expect my electricity supply to be uninterrupted!
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  31. Our police must be seriously ret***ed if they are going after kids for name calling.
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  32. Right at the start, the REAL experts warned that lockdowns would be totally ineffective, and just cause an insane amount of damage. Their advice, later published in the Great Barrington Declaration, was to ONLY isolate the most vulnerable until herd immunity developed. This advice was spot on, but government willfully ignored it. What they have done to people is worthy of a Nuremberg style trial, with very severe punishments.
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  33. The best way to destroy a party's credibility would be to have Johnson OR Starmer join them.
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  34. Expect governments to do all they can to cover up stories like these and/or deny that they have anything to do with these rushed through vaccines. I'm 64 and incredibly relieved and glad that I didn't have any of these covid-19 vaccines.
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  35. Does it really matter whether the photo is real? The legal age of consent in the UK is 16, and she was 17. In other words, far from being trafficked first class, and forced to eat caviar and drink champagne during the flight, under English law she was judged competent to give consent, and from the smile on her face it looks like she did so very willingly.
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  36. "A questionable relationship with the truth", in his Eton report. So this is someone who has proved himself to be a liar and a cheat ever since he was a young boy. That explains a lot.
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  37. Well said Graham! I trust you will be among the decent, honest MPs who vote against vaccine passports.
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  38. Because almost very minister has a humanities or PPE degree, which any thick bastard can get, they are incapable of thinking through the full consequences of squeezing most people's income. The easiest thing for people to economise on is the hospitality industry. Unfortunately, it employs millions, and many thousands of other businesses supply it. And once all these people are out of work we get the double whammy of them having to be supported by benefits, and having hardly any money to spend themselves. Energy producers in the UK, or in UK territorial waters, must be forced to sell, at very close to cost, or nationalised if they refuse. Although the bombs may not be falling, we are facing something very like a war for survival!
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  39. MI5 need to get a picture of everyone attending this protest. Then they need to pay them each a very private "visit"!
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  40. How many are truly "vulnerable"? A few nights ago on the ITV news they had a woman on full benefits who claimed to have MS, but here's the thing. She was putting in full days working in her garden and on a large allotment. I'm sure that many people would agree that if she could do this then she could go out and earn her keep, instead of sponging of the rest of us. I also have a neighbour in her late 50s who has probably never done a full day's work in her entire life, despite being well able to. Employers are crying out for staff, but there are tens of thousands in this country who would rather sponge off the rest of us than earn their keep.
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  41. The "drive in the middles of the road" advice is a c**t's charter. There are a lot of sick puppies out there who are going to get orgasmic pleasure holding up motorists. It's like the sick bastards who when there is a long windy road take immense pleasure at driving as much as they can under the speed limit while still making it impossible to overtake. In fact a lot of such people will even speed up on the straight stretches. I'm expecting to see cyclists who drive in the middle of the road suffer serious road rage incidents.
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  42. That would require Tories to put the country first. You're more likely to see hardened Unionists become Catholic choir boys.
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  43. Not only utterly wrong, but utterly unscientific. Younger people are at negligible risk from covid-19, and over half the population, who have recovered from covid-19 now have long lasting natural immunity that is vastly better than vaccination.
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  44. I very much doubt that Starmer could achieve the proverbial piss-up in a brewery.
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  45. What's just as bad is that the rest of the teachers in the school didn't have the guts to stand up and support their colleague.
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  46. It's a complete fabrication that most very highly paid managers bring exceptional talent to their organisation. For many years I worked as a very highly paid software developer in the City, and was well aware of managers who received considerably more than my very generous remuneration. Almost without exception they were neither particularly bright or talented. If they had any exceptional skill it was a consummate ability to brown-nose their way up the greasy pole. I doubt things are any different in the NHS.
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  47. Parents were too cowardly to fight for their older kids, so what makes you think they will fight for their younger ones?
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  48. Well said Lee. And they can take the BENT lawyers with them!
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  49. With so many people dying of treatable illnesses it is absolutely scandalous that the NHS is squandering time and money on people like this.
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  50. What the West failed to recognise was the abject cowardice of most Afghani men. If they had been prepared to fight for the future of their families, especially their wives, daughters and sisters, then the Taliban could never have made a comeback. This really is the brutal truth. Because of this cowardice good courageous British and American soldiers died for nothing, and an incredible amount of our taxes was squandered. What a contrast this makes with Ukraine where the people are prepared to fight against an evil empire that is vastly more powerful than the Taliban.
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