- Jan 3, 2012
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Oh, I absolutely agree, but that wasn't the point I was responding to.
I realise that - I was just picking up there on the McDonald/McDonnell spelling. Apologies!
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I realise that - I was just picking up there on the McDonald/McDonnell spelling. Apologies!
Nope, you are trying to make something from nothing.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Follow the money
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I don't think so, because surely someone like Miller or Maugham would be challenging it.
Let’s just hope no one in the civil service leaks it #PrayForBoris
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
So, if it is such a great deal for NI, why can't the rest of the UK have this?
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson made an unusual and very revealing comment Thursday night that inadvertently serves as an incredibly compelling argument against his own Brexit deal.
Speaking at a meeting of local Conservatives in Northern Ireland on Thursday evening, the prime minister said: "Actually, Northern Ireland has got a great deal. You keep free movement, you keep access to the single market, but you also, as it says in the deal, have unfettered access" to Great Britain
https://www.businessinsider.com/vid...ect-argument-against-brexit-2019-11?r=US&IR=T
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson made an unusual and very revealing comment Thursday night that inadvertently serves as an incredibly compelling argument against his own Brexit deal.
Speaking at a meeting of local Conservatives in Northern Ireland on Thursday evening, the prime minister said: "Actually, Northern Ireland has got a great deal. You keep free movement, you keep access to the single market, but you also, as it says in the deal, have unfettered access" to Great Britain
https://www.businessinsider.com/vid...ect-argument-against-brexit-2019-11?r=US&IR=T
Give it a rest Plooks - you're now making yourself look like a prick.
Has anyone else noticed a recent emphasis by Leave influencers to suggest that 'all MPs' are the same hypocritical liars?
It's a laughable attempt to create some sort of 'level playing field' of mendacity, fix the 'people versus parliament' myth in the mind of the gullible - and suggest that Johnston and Farage are no worse in this respect than anyone else.
Compare Ken Clark with Boris Johnston and the case immediately collapses.
It's a laughable attempt to create some sort of 'level playing field' of mendacity, fix the 'people versus parliament' myth in the mind of the gullible - and suggest that Johnston and Farage are no worse in this respect than anyone else.
Compare Ken Clark with Boris Johnston and the case immediately collapses.
Well then report it and stop boring us and embarrassing yourself with your crackpot theory you tedious ****ing bell end.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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I'm not so sure it would be a massive problem for ABdPBJ. Assuming he isn't being fingered, he's not in the frame. If there are concerns raised then surely it would put sufficient willies up the brexiters so that they would come together and get anything secured to take an irreversible step so as to prevent any possible revocation. Chucking the odd person under the bus is standard collateral damage stuff.
That was over the top. I apologise. But I think you’re barking up the wrong tree. Also man, there’s no point to prove, we all know what Ppf is. But anyway, I apologise for the name calling.
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- Jan 30, 2008
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- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,766
When you have got to the point of having [MENTION=33848]The Clamp[/MENTION] and [MENTION=1365]Westdene Seagull[/MENTION] agreeing with each other that you're wrong, it's really time to let it go
Right.
Firstly, understand that I'm writing this as a contributor to NSC and not as a moderator, because you are allowed to be both, funnily enough.
My step-dad happens to be a black Londoner (family heritage Nigerian) which makes a whole section of my family mixed race. Meanwhile, at work, I run a team of people and 75% of them are Indian. So race features in my life pretty much every day. I couldn't get through the week if I found racism funny. You probably also missed the posts I made calling out Bushy (later Alf Mizen's) actual racism, or the point where he was banned by the moderating team (because we're a team) for constant trolling on the subject of race.
Since that time there's only been one other poster who has mentioned race as much and that's you. You're obsessed. And yet, the two actual things you've chosen to highlight have been letters of the alphabet and a pictorial maxim. And, yes, this does grind my gears.
It grinds my gears because, how ever well meaning you are, false accusations of racism (and I mean actual words here) are counter-productive. They allow the explicit racist to cry that all allegations are false. They allow the likes of my family to be called snowflakes. Once you start seeing things that aren't there you completely devalue your argument. The hard left and particularly antifa are notorious for this. Always spoiling for a fight, always seeing things that aren't there, well meaning but thick white people wanting us to sing "Baa Baa Green Sheep" or recoiling in horror when they see a photo of a monkey. The other side of a coin.
I've no doubt ppf is quite racist. I'm not sure he's actually all there. He's certainly pathetic. But he's winding you up and you're falling for it. Don't ask me, ask the numerous, resonable, liberal, non racist posters on this thread who keep on telling you you're making a fool of yourself.