Recent content by Ivor Windybottom

Is it me or does this lengthy (probably fictitious) anecdote make absolutely no sense? What point are you trying to make? I guess "bullets" aren't actually bullets but I've got no idea. Try talking about the real world and actual facts rather than weird riddles. Meanwhile the resident...

The BBC is ridiculous. Scott Mills, £750k for pressing a play button and talking rubbish for a couple of hours a day. Sadly this communist government and an evil money grabbing parasitic organisation will conspire to fleece the people to support this utter rubbish. People have decided they...

I also (reluctantly, under fear of being refused entry to Tesco and whatever) got the double jab. I got covid supposedly during the peak of its protection and was bloody ill. My other half just the same. However, I definitely don't believe that it would have been worse without. It's much...

Lots of cancelled medical treatments and operations too. Plus the massive mental effects on many people, there are still some who are afraid to go out.

You're still arguing against that imaginary strawman who's saying it was harmless. But nobody's actually saying that. If you want intelligent debate then you'll need to try harder.

It was a mass skive festival. Those who really wanted to milk the system decided they had "long covid", which may or may not even exist. It let people experience life without work. Which many enjoyed, and wanted to find a way of carrying on with. We're still paying the bills now, with the...

You'll be dead, so definitely won't care. The world can cope with people dying and not telling someone their passwords. There are huge risks in writing down passwords. If your trusted relative has a dodgy friend or gets burgled and they take your special passwords list then your bank will...

It was absolutely known to be of insignificant consequence to anyone reasonably healthy under 50 from the outset.

The numbers were nonsense. They all got tested regularly, so anyone who happened to have caught it within the last 3 months, or had a falsely positive test, if they then died from anything it was counted as dying from covid. People die all the time, the NHS employs stupid numbers of people so...

People die from flu every year. This may be shocking to you, but about 1% of the entire population dies every year! A lot of those who died "with" it didn't die "from" it. Of those who actually died "from" it, many probably didn't have long left otherwise anyway. Everyone dies one day, from...

Most websites should have a procedure for executors or relatives to inform them that someone has died. Google the website and the word deceased. You'll need the death certificate. I wouldn't want my relatives to leave me their passwords, you might see things you didn't want to know. Other...

If you believe that someone died as a result of covid if they had a positive test then got run over by a bus then it was a great success. That is how the stats were fudged, in addition to including many who never had a test who may have died from anything that could possibly be related. It was...

Half an hour FFS. The fact is that those on the right of the political debate tend to be busy working and doing useful things for society, unlike those on the left who mostly claim benefits and doss about all day.

Correct. We've all been subjected to 10 years of punishment beatings by the uni-party for voting wrongly. They've all been determined to make us suffer, in the hope that we'd end up begging to rejoin the EU, to rescue us from their failures.

Barking? Is that his next planned constituency after he loses this one?