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Your imagination is going into overdrive.
![]() In which case, which section of the population would be most likely to stand up and volunteer to defend this country? Serious question. |
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I love Pete's music, but that was the most awkward thing I've seen TV for some time. What were they thinking inviting him on the show?
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The radio version of Question Time is excellent right now.
Every line into Five Live is jammed solid with "hundreds of phone calls" wanting to talk about the surge of Poundshop Racists on our streets since Brexit. (And before Brexit). Stephen Nolan is shocked. I guess there are more thick racists in the UK than he had realised.
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Not really. Plenty of people seem happy to speculate that Trump will somehow contrive to start WW3 with Russia; therefore Britain would inevitably be involved in such a conflict.
In which case, which section of the population would be most likely to stand up and volunteer to defend this country? Serious question. |
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I love Pete's music, but that was the most awkward thing I've seen TV for some time. What were they thinking inviting him on the show?
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The radio version of Question Time is excellent right now.
Every line into Five Live is jammed solid with "hundreds of phone calls" wanting to talk about the surge of Poundshop Racists on our streets since Brexit. (And before Brexit). Stephen Nolan is shocked. I guess there are more thick racists in the UK than he had realised. ![]()
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In Stephen Nolan's world everyone is a racist. What's a Poundshop racist?
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In Stephen Nolan's world everyone is a racist. What's a Poundshop racist?
![]() (AKA thick racist) Nolan is saying he is shocked at the reports from callers so I am struggling to make sense of your comment. |
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I don't know where people get that from. It would have been Hillary Clinton, not Trump, who would have kept on provoking Russia after Obama. She is the warmonger.
Vlad then makes a deal that is good for Russia, complements Trump. Trump is flatterred. Vlad laughs. Still he's better than LePen, Wilders, Robinson; Farage, Nuttal etc. |
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From what I have read, the BBC encourages this type of behaviour - cocaine for staff at their desks.
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Evidence?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...aff-desks.html |
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It's all wine and roses until Vlad says Niet. Then Trumpy boy goes off in the huff.
Vlad then makes a deal that is good for Russia, complements Trump. Trump is flatterred. Vlad laughs. Still he's better than LePen, Wilders, Robinson; Farage, Nuttal etc. President Putin has tried over the years to extend his hand of friendship to President Obama. All to no avail, of course. Putin gets the cold hard stare treatment from Obama in its place. It's such a shame. |
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What a deathly silence for the postnatal distress topic as Dimbledy wanted to skip right past that. Shocking!
Not a care or word except the certain mothers who went through it in the audience. |
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What a deathly silence for the postnatal distress topic as Dimbledy wanted to skip right past that. Shocking!
Not a care or word except the certain mothers who went through it in the audience. |
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Question 1: Is Trump worth being Time man of the year?
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I detest Will Self. Anything interesting he has to say is drowned out by his sneering, arsey nature. I could happily punch him right in the face.
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Self's first answer comprises a confused and unecessary but entirely predictable dig at Farage. Bore off..
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Farage is very naive about Putin.
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rolleyes
Why should Jo Cox have been person of the year? Quote:
Question 2: Can a Brexit deal be achieved in 2 years?
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This Labour MP is annoying, the way he speaks is so patronising.
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The absolute cheek of Farage:
"Norwegian style is not what the people voted for" No you piece of shit - they voted based on the lies you and your pals spun about the NHS and immigration. What an utter bastard he is Quote:
I've just seen Pete Docherty ison this week. Why? He's just a guy with a heroin habit who wrote some awful songs. Hashe got an album out?
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I agree with Louise there. It is about controlled fair immigration.
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Question 3: Should we raise income tax?
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I was going to say another body orifice.
![]() I'm sick of hearing people say they were lied to because of the £350 million promised to the NHS. I voted to leave BUT it wasn't based on that £350 million but for other significant reasons. Any intelligent person knew a whopping £350 million had NOT been promised at all. Quote:
If we raise the tax for the rich then these people who run businesses and who employ people will just leave the country. And that would mean unemployment going up
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Wimpey is still around but they are mainly in the southern like Wymouth but I think they have 2 stores in Birkenhead and Huddersfield
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Labour MP just ignored that Lady's question.
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Empire built on piracy. slavery and drug running.
Way to go. America saved Britain in WW2 ![]() Quote:
Seems that clown Self wanted to goad Farage at every opportunity , shame he's not smart enough to actually do it!
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Err, no. Miriam González Durántez is very clearly a Spanish name.
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Blimey, l didn't realise that Mrs Clegg was such a vapid europhile.
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Nick Clegg is one lucky man
Gorgeous wife and she is a Remainer ![]() Quote:
I imagine underneath it all Cleggy is a rabid leaver.
Trouble is to qualify for a date with Miriam he had to 'appear' to be a liberal Why do you think he had no problem in kicking tuition fees into the long grass at the first opportunity........his true colours made an appearance ![]() ![]() Quote:
I don't know where people get that from. It would have been Hillary Clinton, not Trump, who would have kept on provoking Russia after Obama. She is the warmonger.
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What a deathly silence for the postnatal distress topic as Dimbledy wanted to skip right past that. Shocking!
Not a care or word except the certain mothers who went through it in the audience. Sarah Wollaston (Conservative Chair of the Health Select Committee)...Nice lady Richard Burgon (Labour Shadow Justice Secretary)..Demonstrated the poor quality of the opposition Nigel Farage (Former Leader of UKIP)....The star Will Self (Novelist)....Smug, arrogant rude bore Louise Mensch (Author & Commentator)...Not too bad at all |
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Problem with that obviously ridiculous cocaine story, is Mail readers are stupid enough to believe it.
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Not really. Plenty of people seem happy to speculate that Trump will somehow contrive to start WW3 with Russia; therefore Britain would inevitably be involved in such a conflict.
In which case, which section of the population would be most likely to stand up and volunteer to defend this country? Serious question. |
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Has it occurred to anyone, that Self is quite deliberately rude ? He writes for a living, gets loadsa feedback, knows exactly the effect of what he says ........... The thing he's NOT trying to do is win votes ..........
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Labour anti establishment
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If we raise the tax for the rich then these people who run businesses and who employ people will just leave the country. And that would mean unemployment going up
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With Corbyn they are, but those established figures such as Owen Thingy they were not. Let's hope Momentum the anti establishment will stop the scary people who know what they are doing
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The radio version of Question Time is excellent right now.
Every line into Five Live is jammed solid with "hundreds of phone calls" wanting to talk about the surge of Poundshop Racists on our streets since Brexit. (And before Brexit). Stephen Nolan is shocked. I guess there are more thick racists in the UK than he had realised. ![]() |
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Join the queue It was very nasty but NIgel just laughed at him. That's not what I heard Nobody outside the UK has heard of her Why not !!!!! and sleep enducing No they voted to leave the EU I have no idea why he is there and neither does he Me too No. We should collect more income tax The PM never did This and Milford Common Labout tactics It was a joint effort ![]() Well described Her English is poor It came as a shock to me ![]() But he has to call Tim Farron "Boss" We still have tuition fees ![]() I agree It is a serious subject but it would have been going off topic Sarah Wollaston (Conservative Chair of the Health Select Committee)...Nice lady Richard Burgon (Labour Shadow Justice Secretary)..Demonstrated the poor quality of the opposition Nigel Farage (Former Leader of UKIP)....The star Will Self (Novelist)....Smug, arrogant rude bore Louise Mensch (Author & Commentator)...Not too bad at all
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You know how we were talking about Russia last night? Well, I can't think of anywhere else to highlight this article:
Putin on the style: Russian leader's soldiers of tomorrow take to the floor with their partners at the International Kremlin Ball http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...adet-Ball.html How absolutely stunning are the photos in this link? It looks like something out of a nineteenth-century Russian novel. Those uniforms the chaps are wearing are gorgeous, as are the chaps themselves. And just look at the girls in their beautiful ball gowns.![]() Edit. http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/...1233549328.jpg And this photo looks like it has come straight out of a Jane Austen novel. Hmmm. Sense and Sensibility perhaps? Fabulous! |
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