James Waterhouse

They are all backed by the same dang people.

Did you hear this idiot over the weekend, this BBC reporter? His name's James Waterhouse, and he channeled Ali Velshi.

And by the way, the protests in France are not mostly peaceful.

They're mostly violent.

It's hatred of institutions, of school principals, of cops, of elected officials.

In Paris and beyond, half a million...

This is the moron James Waterhouse.

...people had filled cities across France to protest over the future of their country.

That's the biggest issue.

Here is James Waterhouse.

Make sure I pronounce it right.

Such a proud moment for his family.

And that has to go on to the back of the baseball card as a statistic, because if you omit it, you're omitting the personal responsibility from the situation, which, yes, might allow you.

to go after ice a little bit harder but you're not actually going after the truth you're not actually making anybody safer what's happening over there in paris is they've imported so much mass migration from countries that don't share the same social values which is why all over that part of the world they're now handing out rape pamphlets to people who don't respect the rights of women who don't traditionally adhere to western values and think they have the right to just have sex with any woman they want whether she consents or not because that's how it works in their home country Okay, and when you see that to be the case, you realize it's kind of hard to integrate that into your society.

Okay, James Waterhouse, here's the rest of his take, clip 41.

The shops that have been hit have been completely gutted.

That's the biggest issue.

Here is James Waterhouse.

Make sure I pronounce it right.

Such a proud moment for his family.

What's happening over there in Paris is they've imported so much mass migration from countries that don't share the same social values, which is why all over that part of the world, they're now handing out rape pamphlets to people who don't respect the rights of women who don't traditionally adhere to Western values and think they have the right to just have sex with any woman they want, whether she consents or not, because that's how it works in their home country.

Okay, and when you see that to be the case, you realize it's kind of hard to integrate that into your society.

Okay, James Waterhouse, here's the rest of his take, clip 41.

The shops that have been hit have been completely gutted.

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The BBC reports on protests in France and are having their very own fiery but mostly peaceful moment while airing footage of rioters burning cars.

BBC Paris correspondent James Waterhouse reported on Sunday that The protests and riots, which have rocked France and Italy, were mostly peaceful.

But the footage the BBC was airing while he was talking didn't quite back up that claim.

There were cars on fire, people rioting and destroying things.

James Tallarico would love Transloaf.

In fact, I can't believe James Tallarico hasn't gone and recruited Transloaf to come be his running mate here in Texas because the BBC is reporting on protests in France and having their very own fiery but mostly peaceful moment while airing footage from rioters burning vehicles in France.

Paris correspondent James Waterhouse reported on Sunday that the protests and riots, which have rocked France, the riots in Italy and, of course, France have been really bad.

But the footage didn't quite back up when he was saying, well, they were mostly peaceful, though, as we saw in the Capitol, in the wings of those who wanted to take advantage of the disorder.

Daylight revealing the extent of the destruction.

Here's our Paris correspondent, James Waterhouse.

I want to address what is obvious first and foremost.

These are far leftists.

Mostly peaceful.

Is America next? Is America next? Yes, James says, that video of the liberal lady pleading with students not to loot her store.

Yes, students not to loot her store is priceless.

elections have constantly not only that but you know what they're actually what they're under right now is an attack they probably won't admit it um hang on is this the video let's see if this is the mostly peaceful from the bbc

damaged and some were looted.

Daylight revealing the extent of the destruction.

Here's our Paris correspondent, James Waterhouse.

One of the most evocative images from these protests has been of the 19th century town hall in Limoges, to the southwest, being devoured by the flames.

Let me find his name.

The actual correspondent, James Waterhouse, last night in his report from France on the BBC, he described it as.

Largely peaceful.

Characterize the demonstrations as, quote, largely peaceful.

But the BBC, as France is burning all over the place, is saying – It's mostly peaceful protests.

And to have this guy, his name is James Waterhouse, watching this report from the BBC saying it's mostly peaceful, and in the background you see the town hall burning behind him, and you see these Muslim terrorists along with the communist terrorists.

uh, doing this stuff.

It's like I said, a couple over there, uh, were actually attacked and they had their, an older couple, they were in their probably seventies to eighties and, uh, they had stripped them down to their underwear, uh, and stolen their clothes, their shoes, their, uh, cell phones, their money and wallets and everything else.