Comments by "F C" (@FC-PeakVersatility) on "The Spectator" channel.

  1.  @anthonybartlett6924  well I’m not and I do too
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  2. Loved that, it was a beautiful moment
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  3. I think she is strong enough to do that, not sure she's strong enough to do what's necessary
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  4. You only have to live in the UK to realise that the climate is in constant flux. It always has been and it always will be. Trying to stop the change is like trying to stop the tide and Canute has already proven that a mere man, even one with a crown, cannot do that. With a growing global population we need the extra co2 to produce extra food. We also need to plant extra trees, to replace those lost through deforestation, to absorb the extra pollution and to recycle that extra co2. We need to stop stripping the land of its life, before it becomes so depleted that it produces nothing of nutritional value, and employ regenerative farming techniques that increase production. Man cannot live by rock alone 🙄 Then we need to grow more animals to make use of land that cannot be utilised for planting. At the same time we need to realise that plant production is actually more resource hungry than raising animals. That combining arable with pastoral farming is not only good for the land, it's good for us PLUS it's good for the planet.
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  5. Banksy works far better with and within his environment than Blek does. And his work is there for all. What this idiot is advocating is breaking into galleries and stealing artwork (if only they would take that creepy bed 🤞)
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  6. Ahh the Spectator's favourite russian shill
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  7.  @captaingenius-o1c  the previous US government's forces adverts ought to give you a clue. What starts in America spreads like a ...
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  8.  @DDHH616  don’t forget that in the christian world homosexuality is a sin against god. For centuries it has been considered a sign of the End Time. The UK abolished the death penalty for sodomy in 1861, it took America another 12 years, it took Germany another 82. That it is broadly accepted in western culture has only come about as man has replaced god with technology, so very recently as I said earlier. Now that’s spreading to the east. In 2020 Sudan abolished its sodomy law. So, you see, the world is changing. I do realise it’s a concept that’s difficult to grasp so I understand if you can’t
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  9.  @DDHH616  see what I mean about chauvanism
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  10. He was a naturalised leftwing Marxist but he fought to defend this country. What have you done for her?
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  11. Propaganda. It doesn't meet the criteria. MSM is brainwashing its audience with its own particular version of the truth. Of course they use the word truth rather loosely.
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  12.  @merylbr8645  is your documentary online? I've only seen clips that were sanitised for TV (youtube) but I've listened to a lot of commentary, feedback and so called experts. And I've read as much of the history relating to population, invasion and exile as far back as I could find. I'm not an expert but I hate people who don't look at things from both sides before they go off half-cocked. I also won't have my mind made up for me by radicals with an ulterior motive.
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  13. Exciting and informative are not necessarily at odds with each other
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  14. Tommy Robinson isn't far right, he just doesn't appreciate his cousin being groomed
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  15. After what Biden did in Afghanistan, they're concerned about Trump making a disaster of Ukraine 😂 if they'd given Ukraine the support it needed in the beginning this war would have been over months ago.
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  16. PS Scottish born and beed hardly makes Katy English or aristocratic 🤨 get your facts right.
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  17. The Church of England isn’t exactly elitist, but then it’s no longer exactly what one might want from a religious entity nowadays either. Like the BBC it’s too busy being trendy and woke. They and the universities are so riddled with reform in an effort to appeal to the younger leftist generation they’ve about as much integrity as fishnet tights. Fortunately there are still isolated islands of sanity such as the spectator for those who have avoided this recent rush to brainwashing to seek safe refuge from all that detrital flotsam.
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  18. Having their d¡CKs chopped off does not make them women, it does not change their chromosomes, it simply makes them safe to let loose in harems. And if they take hormones it may shorten their lives but it still doesn't change their chromosomes.
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  19.  @ryanoneill2352  he's Algerian where he went through puberty but where being gay is illegal and operations to covert boys into pretend girls are available on the national health service. He has to take hormones every day of his life. Do your research 🙄
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  20. In Algeria boys going through puberty who are gay must agree to conversion therapy on the national health service. Thereafter they must take hormones every day. Do your research 🙄
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  21.  @lucylane7397  that they are up for posterity simply compounds the problem
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  22. She didn’t. The scandalmongers did
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  23.  @anonnymous4684  actually I didn't accuse you of misogyny. I have no proof that you have been physically violent towards KJK, only prejudicial
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  24.  @anonnymous4684  mysogynist is not a misspelling of misogynist neither does it have the same meaning 🤨
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  25.  @user-nb9px9cm4p  which previous post? Or do you struggle to read?
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  26.  @scotlandtheinsane3359  that and the no sector artists 🙄
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  27.  @user-nb9px9cm4p  I half thought as much when I read further down and saw a query from the op
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  28.  @scotlandtheinsane3359  we can. Though I doubt very much if this government will be the one to do it. Especially if they try to emulate the fiasco they made of it last time 🤦 We need a totally rewrite of the UK government, unwrite and shutdown some of it. We need to take away government control of the nanny state and abolish quangos, make the civil service independent again, take the Bank of England out of government. We need to rewrite health care and, in particular, the nhs making it proactive not reactive. We need to be more particular about what comes free on the NHS (whether we supplement private care as an alternative or not) the nhs is for care not lifestyle medicine. We need to rewrite migration. We need immigrants who want to come to this country for what it stands for, not to mould it into what they left behind. We need integration not segregation. We most definitely need to HALT illegal immigration. We need to unwrite a heck of a lot of the damage that this lot did last time, that the wimp tories were too scaredy cat to do anything about. We need to unwrite the green energy policies that wef conned everyone into not sink further into the quagmire. We need to put the land back into the hands of family farmers and give them a fair income. We need to raise the level of basic rate tax and bring in more (but cheaper) increments. We need to remove the cutoff for national insurance. We need to protect the position of the lifetime peers. We need to raise the height requirement for enrolling in the police, we also need more of them on the streets - many more. We need the backlog out of the courts. We need to unwrite the supreme court, the house of parliament in combination with the lords is the supreme court of the UK. We need to unwrite the dictionary changes this century has wrought. We need to put sport and religion back into schools and take sex out of it. There's lots we need to do. Way more than there's room for here.
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  29.  @user-nb9px9cm4p  😉 these things happen
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  30. It makes me so pleased I chose not to have children, whose own children would now be of an age to be reading that utter nonsense.
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  31. Humans need physical contact to be 'whole'. We know this because science has measured the hormonal effect of touch, amongst other things. Digital just doesn't cut it, no matter how better kids being brought up with technology are at understanding which button to press.
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  32. ​ @bcazz5202  you read the bit about educating yourself? I too thought he was a total 🤡👹👿 in disguise until I looked behind what the american media had done to him. No he was never raised to be politic, his mouth does get him into trouble, and he honestly didn't have a clue what he was getting into when he first stood. But, even in his naivety, he turned things around and did an awful lot more for the country than the guy who preceded him - most definitely more than the guy who succeeded him.
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  33. The CCP are using it to spy upon the world, whilst not allowing their own young minds to use it because of how damaging it is
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  34. ​ @nonesuch27 his books are still being published in the UK. And he does still produce work for a number of UK media outlets. However a growing number of US ones are printing his articles. Perhaps, as 'New York correspondent' for those UK outlets, it's easier for him to work from there. Maybe it's the social scene that attracts him though, to be fair, he's spent a fair bit of the last year travelling. Who knows what's in his brain but the UK isn't exactly a safe place for freethinkers right now.
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  35.  @Electriclentilman  it is but smartphones aren’t actually that smart so you could fill your entire day correcting every instance of this typo - every day
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  36.  @jaymac7203  we know that, tell the software developers not us, it gets boring 🥱
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  37.  @Cassp0nk  🤷 pretty sure the vast majority of kids did that for a minimum of 18 years, some for 25 or more. Many also got their parents into debts some may still be paying off. Who owes whom 🤨
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  38.  @Cassp0nk  and let's not forget that minimum wage is nearly double state pension
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  39.  @patrickhiggins9633  that's a false representation of the figures referring to pensioners living as part of households with a total wealth of £1 million or more. The pensioners themselves could well have nothing more than their state pension. In fact a retired couple living in a converted manse near me, a property now valued at close to £1m, bought said property for an awful lot less an awfully long time ago. ie they have a joint wealth probably close to or in excess of £1m but actual individual incomes far below that (though potentially in the 10s of 1000s combined).
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  40. We shouldn't aim to punish top earners but to engineer a wage differential to keep minimum and maximum wages/final salaries a set amount apart. Percentage rises drive top and bottom further apart every time they occur.
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  41. ​ @pamdowns1302 probably autocorrect being a nuisance
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  42. In that case so should pregnancy in older females - where the risk of defect is potentially higher.
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  43. @KimThomas-vp4vm  there's a higher risk of genetic anomalies from aged mothers
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  44. But there's a difference between needing a phone for safety (although I question whether that need is real despite having once frightened the life out of mother because I walked home having missed the bus) and a smartphone.
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  45.  @VincentRE79  yea gods forbid! I couldn’t face another 4 years of that bitter woman, let alone a lifetime 🤦
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  46. I too agree with Richard yet am a believer in a higher power, though not a believer in the sense or of the same power that most Christians believe.
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  47.  @denkillen  best newspaper going 👍
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  48. It is scandalous, yes, but women have ranted about equality for years. Well now they’ve got it. You slap me, I’ll slap you sounds pretty equal to me
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  49. ​ @spaghettibadger647  that would be when he had his puppet in power there though, wouldn't it.
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  50.  @lew209  well, yes, I suppose so. US elections do tend to drag on a ridiculously long time
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