Hannah Shotbolt- An English Rose

[hucknallred]

So to summarise Hannah's update,"none of the ideas I advocated three years ago actually worked but I'm still an idiot"

Thanks for taking one for the team & listening to the whole lot. That west country accent with the millennial upward inflection every sentence is unbearable.

[notorial dissent]

So to summarise Hannah's update,"none of the ideas I advocated three years ago actually worked but I'm still an idiot"

And now I'm going to try more of the same after claiming I'm now a lawyer??? That kind NEVER learns.

[Normal Wisdom]

So to summarise Hannah's update,"none of the ideas I advocated three years ago actually worked but I'm still an idiot"

Thanks for taking one for the team & listening to the whole lot. That west country accent with the millennial upward inflection every sentence is unbearable.

I live in the west country so I'm used to the accent. The "up talking" is annoying with any accent. I used to follow Hannah very closely when she was in her "prime" so it's interesting to hear what happened to her. She has gained some practical insights i.e that if you want the benefits of society (literally and figuratively speaking) then one cannot really refuse to be part of it or to observe it's rules. However, she stills seems to believe that having her own personal morality means that she can decide whether laws should apply to her or not. I'm betting that she won't rehearse that argument in her law degree exams.

[Normal Wisdom]

So to summarise Hannah's update,"none of the ideas I advocated three years ago actually worked but I'm still an idiot"

And now I'm going to try more of the same after claiming I'm now a lawyer??? That kind NEVER learns.

It is depressing to hear that she believes that many of her old adversaries "in the system" actually agreed with her ideas and all she lacked in order to enforce them was the right qualifications. Perhaps she should have a look at the recent history of Neelu's friend, Edward William Ellis.

[AnOwlCalledSage]

I'm betting that she won't rehearse that argument in her law degree exams.

Is there any evidence that she is actually doing a law degree apart from her own words?

Given her demonstrated level of education it is highly unlikely. Even if she has scrapped though A levels and an interview, the best she could hope for is a foundation course.

[longdog]

"Doing a law degree" is a common claim amongst these cranks and given the fact that as often as not remedial English would be more appropriate I take all such claims with a mountain of salt.

[Pottapaug1938]

I live in the west country so I'm used to the accent. The "up talking" is annoying with any accent. I used to follow Hannah very closely when she was in her "prime" so it's interesting to hear what happened to her. She has gained some practical insights i.e that if you want the benefits of society (literally and figuratively speaking) then one cannot really refuse to be part of it or to observe it's rules. However, she stills seems to believe that having her own personal morality means that she can decide whether laws should apply to her or not. I'm betting that she won't rehearse that argument in her law degree exams.

Hannah is easy on the eyes -- with the sound off. When the sound is on -- she will never make it onto Auntie Beeb, or the stage of a major London theater; but my mother's family, and my new niece-in-law, are from Lancashire, so I'm used to different kinds of British accents. I've encountered many millennials, over time, so "up talking" is nothing new to me.

The trouble begins when I pay attention to what Hannah is saying. Before long, I find myself thinking "the lights are bright and shining; but there's nobody home."

[notorial dissent]

And that is pretty much the problem both ways 'round, and doesn't do anything about the fact there is nothing behind the bright lights.

[hucknallred]

One other thing that irks me about her, well this thread. The OP spelt her surname wrong, can a mod fix it? Shotbolt, not Sotbolt.

[Gregg]

One other thing that irks me about her, well this thread. The OP spelt her surname wrong, can a mod fix it? Shotbolt, not Sotbolt.

Fixed

[Burnaby49]

A clarification on Gregg fixing it. You'll notice that all of the posts except the first and this one still have the incorrect spelling. That's because the posts all copied the original misspelled title. Gregg went back and corrected the first one but all the rest already had the incorrect spelling. The only way to fix them would be to individually change each one. However this post, and subsequent posts, will have the correct title since they are copying from Gregg's revision.

[grixit]

In any case, she's already shot her bolt and missed.

[hucknallred]

She's back again fighting the 5g death rays now.

[AnOwlCalledSage]

Ah, Hannah. The epitome of Judge Judy's: "Beauty fades, but dumb is forever."

[longdog]

I still find her surname amusing.

For those without minds in the gutter to "shoot one's bolt" is vulgar British slang for a gentleman unexpectedly concluding an act of coitus.

[notorial dissent]

That truly is a scary picture of the lights are on, very low wattage, but no body's home.

[AnOwlCalledSage]

I still find her surname amusing.

For those without minds in the gutter to "shoot one's bolt" is vulgar British slang for a gentleman unexpectedly concluding an act of coitus.

Which probably explains how, in another vulgar British slang phrase, she ended up "up the duff"!

[JimUk1]

“I’m back and I’ve done some research”.

She’s been to the prestigious University of Youtube in other words.

Why are conspiracy nutters obsessed with the Van Halen radiation belts? (Yes someone did call them that once )

They must just hear the word ‘radiation’ and take it to mean ‘BAD’.

[Normal Wisdom]

She's done some "research" but not anything that actually involves, you know, science and stuff because she "wouldn't know where to start". Seems quite a big gap in any evidence base.

Just skipped through it - was there any mention of her law degree?

[Normal Wisdom]

Hannah said that she couldn't find the name of the "anonymous whistleblower". Took me less than 30 seconds.

https://www.logically.ai/articles/heres ... on-youtube

So much for her "research".