Comments by "Edward McLaughlin" (@edwardmclaughlin7935) on "GBNews" channel.

  1. How clear can it get: the small/medium business sector is being bled dry.
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  2. A very mealy-mouthed response.
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  3.  @Nick7901962  I don't need it. I have natural immunity.
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  4. A young woman is murdered; her family shattered, and the first two comments here are straight in with hatred and disrespect. What on earth is happening to people?
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  5. David Smith Never forget what they are doing mate. This is suspension, not termination.
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  6. samantha law Sorry to hear that. Surely you can sue them?
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  7.  @ExpendableRedshirt  Lockdown kills more than any virus. It's doing that right now. Masks are totally ineffective in stopping viral transmission. Masks are the badge of compliance with the doom cult that carries lockdown along. Do some research and stop listening to the MSM
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  8. Aaaah yes.......the 'surveillance' urge.
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  9. The warnings from relatives were discarded by social services officers, on the grounds that it was all down to prejudice on the part of the relatives towards the Mother's new female partner.
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  10. Engineered crisis after engineered crisis. No justification for any shortages.
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  11. The main worry is that this has taken all attention from the way that governments around the world have now got even more cover to get on with their WEF plans.
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  12. Haven't we had more than enough lectures from London by now?
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  13. The agenda becomes clearer. Right now the game is to keep thing looking as normal as possible, whilst actually continuing to make things as difficult as possible for small/medium businesses. Trade is to be crushed because making money is power. They want all the power. For the greater good, you understand.
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  14. Lenin understood that it's not your numbers that matter. It's not popular support that matters. You just paralyse the country by occupying the key positions; and then you take over.
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  15. debbie c clark If you voted, you chose which liar you wanted to be ruled by.
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  16. Well that's now the law of the land. Next step is to extend this to all pubs, restaurants etc. They wouldn't do that would they?
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  17. Unmuzzled but still in the pound.
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  18. If anyone could forward Mike Parry's drug dealer's mobile number I'd be most grateful.
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  19. Yet more flab from GoBshiteNews.
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  20. Let's all hope that Mr Frisby is right and that crypto does establish itself as the way to store the proceeds of our past labour, safe from the plundering of central banks' inflation policies.
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  21. And Dominion shall have no death.
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  22. It's January. It's Scotland. Reporter briefs us on the dire weather conditions that merit the introduction of a new word. While he speaks to camera, traffic tyres plough through shallow slush and behind his uncovered head the odd speck of snow lands on top of a one inch layer. Studio presenter shows concern for his welfare. What is happening to these people?
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  23. First day of lockdown: "We must stay in our homes, work at home, close all shops and places of social gathering for 3 weeks to flatten the curve" One week later: "We can never return to the way we lived. We must have a new normal." That was the alarm bell rung and since then, every new lie has rung it again; why have so many still not seen through the deceit? How do so many still not see that this never was and still isn't about health but about power and theft?
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  24. "No jab, no opportunity to pay £9,000 per year to be taught by zoom in your exorbitantly priced, blockaded campus room."
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  25. How many times does this government have to signal its intentions and its true aim, before we cotton-on to the fact that they want rid of hospitality? In the world they are striving to create, there is to be no room for human togetherness, warmth, fun and joy. How can this not be obvious by this stage?
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  26. The locking-up of perfectly healthy people makes perfect tactical sense in two directions: the people are further harassed into thinking that foreign travel is just not worth it; and the economy can be further hamstrung by the non-availability of workers. Our so called 'Freedom Day' is being very carefully managed so as to embed the idea of doom narrative "despite the government's desire to get back to normal". There is still a long way to go - the small/medium business sector still shows disturbing signs of resilience which must be overcome. They must be demolished so that Boris can Build Back Better as part of the project he is fully signed up to complete.
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  27. Keir Stürmer would change Britain into a vassal state, ruled by anonymous technocrats and financiers and populated by penniless, disenfranchised slaves. His problem is that the Tories are already in there doing that job.
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  28. Is this lump of lard supposed to be part of an opposition? An opposition that has supported every draconian measure by which we find ourselves now entangled and constrained?
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  29. Might be a good idea not to get too proud about where we are right now. Do these two honestly think that our tyrants are not going to follow suit? October is the fall month. Buckle-up.
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  30. Cost Fan Tutte Is there no group legal action being pursued? Surely there are interested parties who would be able to help?
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  31.  @laxeystu8096  Why would lockdowns not still be in place in a year's time? The real science shows that lockdowns don't work as a means of long term viral outbreak management; that's why the WHO and all the world's medical/scientific authorities did not advocate its use....until 2020. Your gut instinct that lockdowns save lives is simply wrong. Don't trust my word on this as I'm not an expert - trust Prof's Jay Battacharya; Sunetra Gupta; Michael Levitt; Carl Heneghan; Mike Yeadon; John Ionaiddis; Martin Kulldorff and many more.
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  32. Our vote to leave the EU was at its base a rejection of the fact that our sovereignty had been gradually worn away, leaving our national decision-making process in the hands of people for whom we had not voted, and in most cases, we did not even know. It took four years and more, of political can-kicking, to have the 2016 result even recognised, much less finalised. Then the scamdemic and the realisation that we are being played by the same people; and moreover, that the external impositions on our national decision-making come from ever more-distant powers. The term 'badly' doesn't even get near the anger that is built-up.
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  33. It's going to be even easier to get to your quarantine camp now!
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  34.  @petermitchell6348  Nature is doing what nature does mate. Nothing of the 'climate change' lobby is going to change that one iota.
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  35. Brian Lopez I'm a retired person. I never wanted any lockdown. I've paid a dreadful cost and my kids and grandkids will pay much more. Please don't put me in the same basket as the risk averse.
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  36. The next Labour government will be led by a member of the Trilateral Commission. Take a look at those people and their aims and ask yourself how business-friendly all that shit is.
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  37. ArcanePath360 Notable that they have chosen not to use the fashionable "Tsar" title for such posts. In this case it would be most fitting.
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  38. Maybe it's time to bring in a new arrangement nationally. From October 31st to April 1st we should all stay at home and wet the bed. For the greater good, you understand.
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  39. Working from home was NEVER 'a necessity of covid'.
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  40. The implicit suggestion in the very term 'smart motorways', is that the original designers of the motorway system - in making provision for emergencies by including a hard shoulder - were somehow dumb.
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  41. PrancingPenguin '...Tories...'
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  42. I'm not a medical expert so I listen to medical experts. I'm informed by this, that antibodies are not the main agent in our natural immune system when dealing with viruses. T-cells are key to successful immunity.
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  43. Why are we still being preached at by this malcontent?
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  44. HighlandGer On this present course and speed, your trust will not be needed. You will obey.
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  45.  @laxeystu8096  My doctor has never worn a mask in all the time I've attended surgery. Why's that? Surgeons wear masks not to stop viral transmission but to stop physical matter falling downwards into opened patients' bodies.
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  46. I stopped in May 2020. Little effect thus far.
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  47. Dean Init How is discussion regarding a viral outbreak, in any way a forum for left/right ideology? This man is a health professional and seems to have a better handle on the Wuhan lab than most, especially as he has been there. If you are of the opinion that all discussion on this matter must include only epidemiologists you might want to question why SAGE did not have one such specialist within its ranks until we were weeks into lockdown. Not one virologist but a whole team of behavioural psychologists.
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  48. Had our collective pants down, good and proper. Revenge will come.
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  49.  @spinaway  You have a particular dislike of dogs and horses?
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  50. Our descent into energy shortages is entirely by design. As with....ahem.....'medical emergencies', energy shortages are looked upon by some as 'windows of opportunity...'.
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