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

  1. Turkey?
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  2. 'nothing for Rishi Sunak, ha-ha!' that was a callous inference after stopping him adding more 🤨
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  3. ​ @borderlands6606  it's my experience that working class privileged the extended family rather than nuclear.
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  4. The pro Palestine mob wreaks havoc at every opportunity There's a reek of obvious incompetence in government circles
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  5. What's new 🤷‍♀️ I've been paying for other people's children's education my whole working life. Including the one's whose parents never paid a penny tax.
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  6. Sorry but as a woman, who on earth could take her seriously 🙄
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  7. I swore he would never get my vote and he never has. Then again, I’d never have favoured Corbyn either.
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  8. He's posturing again 🙄
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  9. I've worked the better part of my life. I'm going to conjecture that pretty much makes me working class.
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  10. And the current incumbent, the Fouke Monster, does more harm in fewer months
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  11. ​ @joesoy9185  my old grammar school is a block of flats 🙄
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  12.  @robharris5467  yes, de gaulle is a piece of work too. I'd not trust that back stabber either
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  13. It's just playing the blame game. He's inferring that Russia's attack on Ukraine was not an act of war and blowing the pipeline could not possibly be retribution.
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  14. If a person has a penis that person is, ultimately, a man. If that man has transitioned physically he has earned the right to be recognised as a woman
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  15. Which woman, fan of whom?
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  16.  @baltasarnoreno5973  she's always evinced a poor opinion of both. And she's never pointed to one above the other until now
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  17.  @motivationishere3483  and yet I've heard her say she dreaded Trump winning
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  18. But do you believe the evidence of your eyes or what MSM tells you?
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  19. ​ @aceshigh23  not all women want/wanted children. For reasons as multifarious as the women themselves.
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  20. ⁠ @JackRichardsonM8 only in the minds of a very small number of radicalised sheeple is it truly about climate. Give them something to concentrate on and they will never see what’s happening until it’s over. Self surrender of control and subjugation of the proletariat.
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  21.  @JackRichardsonM8  🤷 so are morons
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  22.  @notreallydavid  oh dear, your ears are so blocked by the indoctrination that you couldn't hear a punchline if it clocked you one on your delicate teeny tiny snoz.
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  23.  @BlueAxeRacer  the only thing farage puts first is farage
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  24.  @paulpenfold2352  what on earth does being proactive have to do with cults? It means to anticipate what's going to go wrong and fix it before it does 🤦 I mean like working with people to prevent them getting sick enough to need meds rather than waiting until they are then reacting by giving them a tablet, then giving them a tablet to fix the reaction to the tablet, then giving them a tablet for the new side effects, then giving them a tablet to fix the side effects stopper and so on and so forth. If you stop people getting sick you keep your costs down and make their lives better. Then, because you don't have to see so many sick people, you don't have waiting lists anymore. Less stress, more time for the people who need it before whatever they've got makes them ill.
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  25.  @paulpenfold2352  ahh, beyond your power of reasoning, I figured it might be.
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  26.  @oioisweetheart3500  actually not. You're hiring a servant, just like every other servant, manual worker, health care worker, etc for that matter. It's just that the effects of the work they do can't be seen for 9 months. Like when you buy beef from the butcher, that beef can't be seen for the first however many months of its life - except with surrogacy you don't kill the oven.
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  27. ​ @thomassenbart  if no gas was flowing then how was there so much gas escaping when it blew 🙄 of course it was flowing - all the way into the russian coffers
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  28. Stonewall is no longer an organisation to be respected or trusted. They no longer support the needs of those they purportedly came into existence to protect
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  29.  @Lurch685  There are more trees on earth now than in 1982 but 46 percent less than there before humans started chopping them down for firewood, for fields or simply for fun. But it's not just the number, it's the quality, the variety and the age. Unlike water filters, the older and bigger they are, trees can clean more pollution out of the atmosphere than they could when brand spanking new. A 2020 Yale report notes "Deforestation, land-use change, and forest management are responsible for a gross loss of over 15 billion trees each year.". Sadly the 16 trees I planted in my garden aren't going to fix that.
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  30.  @Lurch685  where's my response gone 🙄 there are more trees now than there were in 1982 but that wasn't the point of what I was saying. The gist of which was we grow the wrong sort of trees, many in the wrong places, for too short a time and my weedy orchard of 18 trees isn't adding much to the battle
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  31.  @sirrathersplendid4825  🤔 isn't that where we came into this conversation?
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  32.  @pamelagaull3928  a lot of modern food is devoid of the necessary levels of essential nutrients. It affects our brains, it affects our bodies. A good source of b complex is to scatter nutritional yeast over everything 😉 magnesium l-threonate will help you sleep. But if you're tired all the time get your iron checked.
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  33. You need to understand the history behind providing support. If you had done just a little research you would realise how inappropriate that suggestion would be for the uk’s standing.
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  34.  @GAZ_X  well for starters I’m not fool enough to swallow msn’s left wing garbage without researching it myself. Secondly until 2014 Ukraine was corrupt, with its Russian puppet in power rather than the democratically elected prime minister it now has. There’s no doubt that years of communist control has had a negative effect on corruption but the current incumbent is trying hard to change that. Thirdly every nation has its ‘nazi’/right-wing extremist group. Any suggestion that Ukraine’s population is overrun by these is Russian propaganda built out of Ukrainian collaboration with the Nazi German occupiers of Poland and the Ukrainian SSR during World War II - just like Vichy France did.
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  35.  @GAZ_X  as I pointed out before, you need to do your research into the whys and wherefores before perpetuating the propaganda. To do otherwise simply makes you an agent of the russian propaganda machine, or an internet bot wannabe.
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  36.  @GAZ_X  by the by however close minded you wish to remain about it, covid is real and I know people who have suffered from it, both badly and mildly. I also know people who have died from it, or knew as the case may be. I also know people who both had no reaction to the vaccine or suffered vaccine injury to various degree - including life changing, though not death as far as I can personally confirm - although I have lost contact with one friend. Don’t for one minute think, because governmental reaction was a debacle, that covid19 was just a rumour. Just be grateful that omicron, little more than a cold for anyone without comorbidities (any of the autoimmune disorders and diseases), has wiped all previous variants out. I not only know many people who have had omicron but have had it myself so can certainly attest to its reality. But that is the current version. There is new evidence that the latest mutations may have greater impact. Whilst omicron provided immunity to earlier variants, there’s little guarantee that it will do the same for future versions.
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  37. Restart your player
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  38.  @NicholasWongCQ  🤦🏼 biology isn't your strong point is it. All mammals are animals 🙄
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  39.  @raina4732  for dogs, 12 weeks instead of 6 or 9 makes a tremendous difference. This is the sort of breeder to buy from. Way different start to life than coming from a puppy mill.
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  40.  @blazingstar9638  a ridiculous consequence of complying with various different country compliance issues. To protect children from the internet, I can't have a conversation about crayons on youtube (and, yes, that was deleted 🤦).
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  41.  @raina4732  tell me about it, as well as the innocuous one above, I have had so many comments disappear including one that was discussing crayons 🤦
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  42. ​ @keithapps  only the brainwashed, bots are trolls truly believe that
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  43. Well I've been funding Ukraine for the last couple of years so I'd say I'm a better friend to her than she is to me 🤔
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  44. Historically this is what (grand)parents have always done 🤷 where’s the problem with that
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  45. Such is the youth of today
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  46. ​ @markbaker5080  because the vast majority of the tax paying electorate looks no further than the end of its nose.
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  47. She didn't say that
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  48. If everyone told the truth the great unwashed would get used to it and come to expect it
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  49. On which point can I remind anyone with savings to check their monthly interest before the taxman does it for them. Now that savings are no longer taxed at source savers are now responsible for keeping an eye on their interest. Standard rate tax payers can earn £1000 before they become liable.
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  50. Well that's why he had to take out American citizenship and I doubt he's going to revoke that for this itty bitty island. It sure would be good to get rid of his corrupt practices in the gutter press 🤞🏼 one can certainly hope
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