Comments by "The Wayward Grape" (@thewaywardgrape3838) on "Biographics" channel.

  1. I dunno. Watching local "militia" burn people - mainly women and their children - alive in cages, during the 90s. Rather disturbing to have to watch for "evidence".
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  2. The vast majority of people are too blind to see the tell-tale signs of someone that's disturbed and dangerous. Such petty, passive aggressive and extreme lengths for revenge - extreme in the time invested, not the outcome. Always beware of what people tell you and how people act.
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  3. I've always been sceptical about demons, spirits and exorcism. Yet after spending some time in central Asia, I got to witness, what I believe was a possession. A girl virtually bent in half, whilst hovering and roaring. When I say roaring, I mean, the sort of noise that would intimidate anyone. I can only describe the situation as like being suddenly exposed; the desire to flee immediately.
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  4. And yet that unchecked power grab - control - isn't unique. It's far, far more prevalent in the modern age. Look at Westminster in London - owned by one family. Certain families in the U.K are basically government bedfellows.
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  5.  @Stop_Elitists_Wars  If you're going to comment, at least have the spine to comment something constructive. I mean really, besides from quips, what else are you offering to the conversation.
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  6. There's no point in the video in which the host clearly indicates that assumption that you've come to. The only references are grammatical bridges, based on the language - mother tongue - used. Stop infering wrong when there's none to be found.
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  7. You reading this: You're not special enough to believe you're not capable of such evil are you?
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  8. Isn't it scary how so many - we assume - normal and sound people can burn alive, for the sake of one man's character? Next time you wonder how and why people do what they do, remember that you're not any different or special from the people that willingly allowed for the sexual abuse of children. You're just not drinking from that particular brand of hydration.
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  9.  @Tommy2shoe811  This is true-ish. I worked for the British Government during the 80/90s, let's say that gold and watches were often bought to save having bank accounts or holes with cash in.
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  10. Notice how all these people - murders, rapists, terrorists, sociopaths and psychopaths - have quite disturbing and odd back stories? I wonder how history would read today, if those around these people actually paid attention. I'll give you a real example: A genuine paedophile has been ousted at my place of work, due to someone paying attention to his words.
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  11. Truly the greatest generation! Always remember that towards the end of WW1, there was a Spanish Flu outbreak that decimated the planet. Yet still they got on with it!
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  12.  @Stettafire  Alright then, I'll tell the operators that were with me at the time, that we imagined it. That we compromised our job for nothing, reported a false claim to our superior and then had to face the consequences. There's no hope for inexperienced and sheltered people like you.
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  13.  @Stop_Elitists_Wars  Open minded people only in this conversation, go be narrowminded somewhere else.
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